. >> and a bombing in pakistan. >> here from europe, italy's president says he'll call new elections if the prime minister can't dissolve the current political crisis. >> golden dawn's second in command is taken to court. >> more than a week now since the nairobi shopping mall and the spotlight is on the kenyan government and warnings it may have ignored. al jazeera obtained a copy of a leaked intelligence report saying that security agencies were alerted about an attack on the westgate mall about a year ago. we take up that story from the kenyan capital. >> that was shot by the kepian red cross, showing scenes of confusion during the westgate mall siege. a number of victims are treated. some of the dead had to be left goodnight. >> more than a week later kenyans learnt that the government may have known about an attack here. the intelligence document given to al jazeera and leaked to kenyan media contains situation reports dating back to september last year when it was warned the somali armed group al-shabab was planning an attack on the mall and a church. a warning in february suggest

groups are similar to the former groups of italy and germany. >> reporter: the party was quick to condemn the action. >> all of new here are against us. you're all lying. golden dawn has nothing at all and i will shout it out loud. nothing to do with this unfortunate event that happened. nothing whatsoever. >> reporter: golden dawn supporters have been accused not only of using neo-nazi imagery but attacking immigrants. but whatever action the politicians take or don't take the tension on the streets is unlikely to disappear. al jazeera. >> wallets speak to john siropolous. a shocking i want. is it symptomatic of increasing tensions in greek society right now? >> well, it is symptomatic of the increasing tensions in greek society right now. the neighborhood you were talking about in the report just there is one in which there has been violence political swings during the course of this crisis. the rate of unemployment roughly 50%, the local mayor tells me, across the economy, and that has partly been responsible for a very violent swing to the right in terms of local politics ther

. italy too is facing problems. the government is near collapse. the former prime minister says it's all about a tax rise, opponents say it's more than personal that that. joining us live from roa rome is claudio. we understand the italian prime minister and president are meeting later today. what do we expect to happen then 123-4679 darren this is really a make or break meeting between the prime minister and president this afternoon. there are three options now that thethe ministers have we signed. first the president convinces them to go back and not resign or re-support the government. but that's quite unlikely. because what they will want in return is that the president personally intervenes so the senate panel ruling on the expulsion as a consequence of his attack to four years in prison for tax fraud will whim intervene in a way that they do not expel him and that's quite unlikely so that's out of the way. the second option is the government survive buys gathering support from other political partie parties, but ts also unlikely. the only other big party in the government right now

italy berlusconi's efforts to avoid being forced out of the italian parliament has suffered another set-back. the former disgraced prime minister convicted of massive tax fraud last month and says he will stay in politics. >> reporter: for a man used to getting his own way, it was the moment berlusconi was dreading, a vote in the italian senate making it more likely he should be stripped of his seat, the ultimate humiliation. hours earlier he gave a statesmanlike speech, but he stint a statesman anymore. he's now a convicted criminal banned from holding office. >> translator: i have not committed any crime. i'm not guilty of anything. i am innocent, i am absolutely innocent. >> reporter: experts have been divided. there a resignation coming or a career relaunch? in the end it was either. berlusconi is saying he's still here. >> somebody has decided to get through berlusconi through judicial means with forcing the rules and going against our constitution. >> reporter: berlusconi is one of italy's richest men, but his fortunes took a negative turn in august when a conviction for tax f

ship underway off the coast of italy plus we go to the polls with the ruling of france dominating the assembly. ♪ but first after 300 families in the philippine city of zamboanga are entering the 8th day of violence and we report. >> reporter: a city paralyzed by armed conflict and government forces continue to battle national liberation fighters in zamboanga in the southern philippines and the fate of hose adjusts and those remain trapped are more desperate by the day. monday is the fighting, the heaviest so far. human rights watch is urging restraint from both sides. unknown number of civilians are trapped in 5 coastal villages. >> worried about the civilians still trapped in the villages because we have not seen any sort of how do you call this, strategy by the military on how to get them out safely. >> reporter: the human rights group says the military continue distinguish between civilians and rebels worried that civilians may already have been killed and may have violated the rules of war by turning the largest hospital in the city into a military and where soldiers are ba

down off the coast of italy, killing 32 people. crews are trying to get the wreckage back upright. >> it's part of what's called america's suicide belt. what's being done to help people living in remote areas of montana get access to desperately needed mental health care. >> we begin this morning in colorado, where massive flooding has displaced more than 11,000 people. now, nearly 1200 residents are still unaccounted for. rains stalled rescue efforts on sunday, as helicopters were grounded, and other missions dealt with mud slides and flash floods. president obama ordered federal disaster aid for tin counties, including boulder, el paso and larmier. many communities of underwater. the flooding swallowed cars, destroyed roadways and cut off access toshiest. elizabeth vazquez walked seven miles to find trapped relatives. >> just trying to get to may mom, my sister, my family to show them that i am there. i felt so helpless over here. so help less. they're without water, electricity, you know, i feel helpless. >> to approximate put the size of the disaster into perspective, the floo

, australia, spain, saudi arabia and italy on board. the job is to convince europe. >> the moment senior u.s. doiment forges on with a campaign to attack syria. >> john kerry to europe courting support. he has a big task ahead. >> european powers appear to be stepping back from top of the military strike. beneath the smiles, those in st petersburg, leaders of the g20, lie deep divisions. the russian president is insistent that no action can take place without the green light of the security council. he maintains that the justification of syrian government using chemical weapons on august 21st is wrong. >> translation: the so-called use of chemical weapons is a pro proposition. using military force is an illegal act. >> the french government, a strong u.s. ally for intervention struck a more cautious tone. >> you >> translation: france should not accept that this chemical massacre should remain unpunished. we await the decision of congress, u.s. senate, house of representative's and the report from the un supports. taking these into consideration i'll make disirtion -- decisions. >> the o

coast of conversation it -- success off the coast of italy, "costa cordia" floating again. >> flags are flying at halve mast to honour those killed in washington on monday. a lone gunman walking through a packed naval yard building, opening fire and killing 12 people. in the moments of chaos that followed, the gunman, identified as 34-year-old aaron alexis, injured eight others before being attacked and killed by police. the investigation is just beginning. >> a short while ago this was the scene in washington. defense officials, including defense secretary chuck hagel laying a wrath at the navy memorial. the wrath is next to the statue of the lone sailor, representing all of those who have served, are serving now or are yet to serve in the united states navy. chuck hagel called the shooting a tragic day for the democrat of defense, the nation's capital and the nation. >> randall pinkston joins me live from the navy yard where the search continues. >> the search for a motive conditions and the search for the method the gunman used in sneaking in weapons into a building that is said

operations in history, on the way in italy, costa concordia out of gilia italy. they are slowlily trying to move the massive structure upright. that has not yet been the case. we're going to take a break right now, we'll be right back. >> we want to take you live right now to the scene in -- at the united nations, that is where we are waiting word, and comment, moments from now from u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon, regarding the investigation into the chemical weapons attack that were released today. john terry is standing by, he has been going through the report, 41 pages long, contains detailed photographs as well as a scenario that raises the question of whether surface to surface missiles were used on that chemical weapons attack on august 21st in the suburbs of damascus, syria. we are following events in the nation's capital that unfold at this hour. five hours into a scene that began at 8:20 this morning at the washington navy yard in southwest d.c. that is where a gunman and now we believe three gunmen opened fire on many of the workers who were there. the associated pre

night off the coast of italy, engineers completed their operation to release the costa concordia. it has righted itself and ready to toe away for scrapping. >> after year years and months f delay, success. they're still lying low in the water. the team of salvage engineers involved it could not have gone better. from here using a system of benches, pulleys and cables. they pulled it on to an underwater platform. although ambitious the process was painfully slow. >> while this is an impressive feat of engineering, it is also the site of a tragic accident. two victim versus not been found. one of them was last teen, an indiaseen, anindian waiter, give jacket to another passenger. >> it is like giving birth to a child. intense happiness but a great sense of responsibility. >> it they won't be rid of it yet towing it away during winter is too risky. rather they'll wait until summer. >> still to come on al jazeera, the bangladeshy government gets its way. also ahead. >> i'm tim friend in the netherlands where the dutch are about to get a taste of their own economic medicine. more austerit

italy to show you how they managed to get the crippled "costa cordia" back upright again. >>> you're looking at live images of the "costa cordia" cruiseship finally upright again. nearly two years ago the ship struck a reef and ran off the coast of the italy, killing dozens of people. crews will try to find the bodies of two victims who are still missing. >> charlie angela reports from giglio. >> after 20 months of lying in the waters off giglio island, the "costa cordia" is slowly coming upright. there were no guarantees of success, but the line of rust and scum emerging from the sea proves the most ambitious salvage operation in marine history is on course. >> they pulled the ship off the rocks and will rest the 114,000 tonne liner on an underwater platform. slowly spilling out thousands of the litres of filthy water. before it capsized, the floating city was ready to entertain, feed and house more than 4,000 people. engineers say they are well prepared. >> translation: at the moment i don't see anything to worry us - at the moment. naturally we are keeping a close eye

than $89 million to fight it. fire officials say a hunter started the fire. a huge roar in italy a documentary about a highway around rome runs circles around the competition at the venice film festival. ♪ ♪ why some critics say the school is setting the kids up for failure. >> the science of small things has become a very big al jazerra's kristen puts nano technology under the microscope. >> reporter: these scientists may look ready to walk on the moon, but they are exploring another frontier at the atomic level. the university of albany's college of nano scale science of engineering is at the forefront of nano technology research and development. a science that's not just about exploring nature, but also changing it. >> once you make matter small enough, it changes properties. and we have just begun to explore what we can do with particles that are so small that all of a sudden new properties appear. >> reporter: here the world's top semiconductor makers are going small. to develop faster and more energy efficient computers. one of the unique things about this facility is tha

salvage operation in history is underway off the coast of italy. they have one chance, and no plan b. . >> it makes me sick, but i'm grateful that we are all alive. >> counting the cost of flooding in the u.s. state of colorado - more rain harmers efforts to rescue of the people. >> first, after 300 families in the philippine city of zamboagna are trapped in fighting between government troops and muslim separatists. the violence enters its eighth day. we go live to zamboagna. we hear rockets fired from military helicopters, air strikes, hostages killed. can you bring us up to date with the latest from the city? >> yes, indeed. we have seen earlier rockets being fired from military shoppers. this has been confirmed by the military say that these are in fact limited air strikes intending to restrict the movements of the mlf fighters holed up there. it's a concern for human rights observers, human rights watch released a statement saying they are urging restraint from both sides. there is believed to be 300 people still trapped. the number of hostages is unknown. now, the leader of the

is a water shed moment for human rights. >> reporter: divers in italy have found human remains at the site where costa concordia was at rest. 32 people died when the costa concordia capsized in january last year. the remains will now be dna tested. >>> more than 1800 my grants have been found off the coast of italy in the last 4 hours. the vessels they use are often barely seaworthy. >>> thcomments have been criticized by human rights groups and even members of the european commission. jackie reports from paris. >> reporter: a rear viea roma cy has set up home at least temporarily on the outskirts of the city. like all eu citizens roma have the right to move freely throughout the european union. but with local elections approaching in france, some politicians are turning roma and their campsites into analect a n electoral issue. >> we're not trying to stigmatize them. but look at the reality. the difficulties we're experiencing in these cities. >> reporter: the socialist government has been dismantling these camps under the right wing administration. there are about 20,000 roma in

that nobody inspected his are are car. when i was the naval spokesman in are italy, there were random searches of everybody's car, didn't matter if you were military or civilian. you don't know who could be radicalized or terrorist or someone who's deranged. it's not business as usual. there are a lot of gubs out there, a lot of de-- guns out there, a lot of deranged people. they need to do a better job not only with security at the gate but mental health screening. >> we're not certain how he got in are we? >> yes, he got in the regular way. he was a civilian yoor who was authorized -- contractor who wassing authorized to be there. he didn't sneak in, didn't get in by false pretense, he showed his i.d. got in through gate and look what he did. >> why wouldn't there have been some major changes after fort hood? >> well i think the government first denied that it was a terrorist attack, they called it workplace violence. i'm not sure what it is today, what it is or isn't, we don't know. i think the military thought it was a one-off wouldn't happen again but now it's happened. al

speak, these are live images out of italy, they are underway to remove the costa to know cord i can't. we'll tell you how crews are lifting that massive wreck that is even larger than the titanic. >> is vice president biden considering a shot at the top job? a stop at iowa is fueling speculation about the 2016 race. >> the school trying to crack down on bullies is spying on student's facebook pages. why some say the plan goes too far. >> one of the most spectacular ship salvage operations in history is underway in italy. last year, 32 people were killed when the costa concordia ran aground. two bodies are still inside the wreckage. you are looking live at a picture of the ship in italy where a team of engineers is now trying to stand the massive vessel upright. just a few minutes ago, the team announced they were able to separate the capsized ship from the reef and no bodies were found. aljazeera is there to tell us how that team is lifting the ship. >> 114,000 tons and the length of three football fields moving the costa concordia is an immense task. it has to be done in one piece. r

cracks appear in silvio berlusconi's power base if it finds threats italy has to go to the polls again over his role in government. >>> golden dawn or golden dusk? in greece activists face new threats to their political future. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has urged president obama not to let up on sanctions against iran. netanyahu is visiting the white house just three days after obama and new iranian president hassan rouhani spoke on the phone. that's the highest level of contact in decades. he assured netanyahu he will be level-headed during talks with iran. the head of iran's elite revolutionary guard questions the time between the phone call. he told the state news agency that rouhani should have waited until washington demonstrated genuine intentions towards iran. he says given the fact that the islam my republic of iran demonstrated its goodwill, especially by the stances and the remarks made in the 68th session of the united nations, now it is america's turn to build trust with practical measures and prove its sincerity in practice. now, we have correspon

confront us. we have also met with spain, and italy, although it has been difficult to get together. we have no hostility, no resentment whatever has happened we want to continue working to have good relationships. >> so you have made your peace with this? >> it so you wanted as though you have made your peace with the nations involved here, france, spain, correct? of course. we indigenous are not vengeful. what is passed is passed. we look towards the future. but we also have the obligation to see who wants to confront us, and who wants to carry out air piracy. >> but relations remain difficult at best with the united states, and will pick up on that point when we come back, we are talking to president evo morales of bolivia, we will be back in a moment. conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. re# #a# #d# #y# ##fo# #r# ## there's more to financial news than the ups and downs of the dow. for instance, can fracking change what you pay for water each month? have you thought about how climate change can affect your groc

. >> a syrian woman has reportedly died as she and as many as 700 migrants attempted to reach italy by boat in the past two days, 90 asylum seeker 3038 women and 28 children a lived saturday o friday the italian coast guard intercepted another boat carrying hundreds of pimas it drifted off the coast of sicily. many thousands of migrants tried to reach the shores of southern italy every summer from the middle east and north africa. hungarian scientists researching the empires longest ruling sultan believe that they are close to a significant find. it's thought that the heart of the magnificent is buried among the remains at an on the mon town in hungary south. he died while battling troops. his internal organs were buried and his body returned to istanbul. the project is helping to highlight the turks historical presence in hungary. you are up to date with the latest news from europe, let's take you now back to doha. >> thanks very much, indeed. robin has an update from the sports desk in a moment. including the latest from the spanish league where barcelona are hoping to extend their u

target, a 5-2 victory. with two gains remaining. >> well, italy and the netherlands became the first european teams to book their spot. italy made sure of their win of their place, within the win against the czech republic. well, the dutch beat them 2-nil. with both goals in this gailen against a team that have yet to win a point. the top group after beating israel 3-1, what a strike from alexandar. most definitely the pick of the goals. russia now needs to win the final two, and it is their job to make sure they spot. thing as little less certain. they say top of the group, victory r the england in their final two qualifiers against montnegro. in the north bitter rivals at mexico to book their spot in brazil. two u.s. coming off the back of a 3-1 loss on saturday, the pressure was on. landon donovan doubles their advantage on a score of 2-nil. concerns their spot, as for mexico, they dropped to fifth in the 16 group, and they now struggle to even make the playoffs. >> i love this sport, and when i started 15 years ago, you would have never had a game like this. so i'm glad to be a p

the coast of italy engineers say they completed their complex operation to refloat the costa concordia. it's a major feet, the biggest salvage effort in history, we go to giglio in italy and nothing like this has been attempted on this scale before. is everyone celebrating? >> yes. everyone, engineers and islanders are incredibly relieved this operation has been successful. there was no guaranty it was going to work, only a computer model said that it would. nothing on this scale has ever been done before. this ship some 300 meters long, twice the size of the titanic and the 500 salvage workers have been working on the project for the last year almost at times out numbered the islanders so they have really been celebrating together and getting a heros welcome. now, you can probably see the extent of the damage that is now visible that was done to the cruise liner, part that were welds to the ground and they pull it off in the early hours of this morning. so this is just the first phase in an operation to findly remove the ship from this island. >> reporter: large parts of it are badly

. >> reporter: they attempt to push italy to new elections may be heading for failure. the multi-billion air will talk about the decision to pull five ministers from the coalition government and facing increasing resistance from within his own party. let's find out about italian political machinations and we will go live in rome and sanya over to you. >> the political storm is a little one here in rome. however, the politicians have been digesting the resent event, the prime minister has two days and he goes to parliament to face the vote of confidence in his government and also to workout exactly what possible options there are to save the country to avoid for it to be dissolved and we will discuss this, a professor of economy at the university, what are the options for the italian government at the time? >> the options are it will go wednesday on the house and try to collect 24 votes it needs to have a confidence vote, the problem is that however he will try to get this vote is not going to be able to have a majority that this uniform on what these supposed to be done for this

pouring out of oh syria. some are going as far as italy. three boats carrying more than 8 8800 people. one boat carrying woman and children were sinking. all on board were rescued. the united states estimate 3,000 refugees have arrived in italy in just the past month. >>> the t*upb children's emergency fund says that children are paying the biggest price in syria. earlier we spoke with kate done strapb to try to understand the challenges face bid millions of syrian children. >>> three million children in syria right now whose lives are thrown apart by this war. their schools are closed or they're being occupied by people who are displaced. they have extreme poverty because their parents possibility to tern money have been thrarwted and millions had to flee for their lives to lebanon t egypt, turkey to ira. the conditions in the camps are difficult. very challenging. the primary things that we need to make sure that there's good water and sanitation and that proper nutrition is being delivered to these kids. it's really critical the water and the clean sanitation because otherwi

. opposition politicians in italy occupied the roof of the lower chamber. the group from the antiestablishment 5-star movement is protesting fast-tracking reform of the constitution. the plan calls for the appointment of a special commission to consider new legislation. under present laws reforms need to be voted through twice, in the isn'tate and lower chamber. >> two men have been arrested by british police for breaking into buckingham palace. that's the official residence. queen elizabeth ii. no royal members were present at the time. a pakistani schoolgirl is the latest winner of a peace prize. the award was accepted at a ceremony in neth netherlands. she was 15 when shot in the head. the taliban shot her for her support of education for women. >> rocker schmidt was a german leader body guard has died at the age of 96. he proudly reminisced about his wartime duties. >> the venice film festival is about to come to a close. we'll find out won the top award the golden lion. two british movies and a french one among the two contenders. >> lights, camera - as for the action, g

'90s, i was stationed in naples italy, and when we went to war with serbia, there were random searches of everybody's car. i think we need to start doing that across the united states, because you never know. i think the military needs to realize it is not business as usual. there are a lot of guns out there, there are a lot of deranged people. >> we're still not sure exactly how he got on, are we? >> yeah, he got in via the regular way. he was a security -- rather he was a contractor, a civilian contractor who was authorized to be at the base. so he was authorized to be there. he showed his id, went through the gate, and look what he did. >> i was wondering after fort hood why wouldn't there have been some major changes? >> i think the government first denied it was a terrorist attack. they called it workplace violen violence. i think the military thought it was just a one off and would never happen again. well, something like this has happened again. all hits so far seem to point that he was just a reranged, disgruntled guy who was upset with his colleagues. that's what it l

coast of italy last year. 32 people were killed. i'm morgan radford. thank you for joining us. those are the headlines. >> an america tonight special report. the d.c. naval yard shooting. just a short distance from the nation'nation's capitol, gun fid a frantic search for answer he. and in our special coverage a look at the gunman and also ahead reopening the debate. >> we are confronting another mass shooting. >> another mass killing and what america will do to stop i.t. from happening again. -- to stop it from happening again. >> hello and welcome to this special edition of america tonight. scene of the d.c. navy yard shooting. already tonight the capitol is taking its respects to the 12 victims, the 13th was the shooter. it is a shores distance away from the scene of the -- short distance away from the scene of the attack. and under caution everyone even children were kept inside out of risk of harm. as many of the 3,000 workers on the sprawling campus were either just coming into work getting their breakfast beginning their day violently interrupted by the shots of a gunman repor

when the cruise ship ran aground off the coast of italy last year. two of the victims were never found. the massive ship capsized after a grannic rock tore a 50 meter hole in the ship's hole. >>> americans can soon see their food stamp subsidies cut. slashing by $4 billion a year and will call for stricter work requirements for the recipients. one in four americans use the food stamps and the cost has doubled in the past five years. those are the headlines in the next hour. america knit is up next at al jazeera. you can always get your headlines at aljazeera.com and i'll see you tomorrow here at 8:00 eastern. just a short distance from the nation'nation's capitol, gun fid a frantic search for answer he. and in our special coverage a look at the gunman and also ahead reopening the debate. >> we are confronting another mass shooting. >> another mass killing and what america will do to stop i.t. from happening again. -- to stop it from happening again. >> hello and welcome to this special edition of america tonight. scene of the d.c. navy yard shooting. already tonight the capitol i

delighted to get him back. >> it's been quiet in italy and indeed outside england hasn't it? >> it has, a lot of the business had been already done in italy, the likes of uventis and teves, and benitez now, didn't need to do a lot of transfer activity on the final day. in england that's not the case. a real scramble of to get hold of the names they want before time runs out. kozak was playing for the tangos in the europe league, more deals done before the window shuts in three hours' time. >> thanks so much lee. let's shoot from london to manchester, manchester unite, grand championships. >> it seems obvious that amber herrera, is the main buy out player. we understand that mancomeft euntd is prepared to play for, manchester eunt, there are reports that the player has signed a five year contract, that yet to be confirmed. we expect the player who has played here, in that europa deal, before 11:00 here in england this evening. >> now managers have a bit of a habit of going to their old clubs to sign place, is can a david moyes having any joy with his former club, everton? >> the two

operation now under way. the plan to being remove the costa concordia wreckage sunk off italy. >>> it's good to have you with us. rescuers continual their desperate search for hundreds of people missing in flood ravaged colorado. it is tbleefd as many as -- believed as many as seven are dead, hundreds more rescued. ing sheriff praising the crews pluck people over the water. >> those flight-offs if it can be done they will do it. as i mentioned the chinook came in. these heroes bring rest accuse into players you can't imagine. if they can put a wheel down, part of a skit down somewhere, they're -- skid down somewhere they're getting people onto those birds. >> to put this into perspective, the area of flooding covers an area the size of connecticut. boulder, el paso and larimer. the authorities are asking fema to add more area to that list. al jazeera's jim hooley is joining us live. the amount of rest accuse is simply amazing. >> simply incede icial tom as you're right. the weather is a grave concern. it started raining heavily, picked up at about 8:00 in the morning and raining steadily eve

rules and going against our constitution. >> reporter: berlusconi is one of italy's richest men with a $9 billion family fortune, but his own fortunes took a negative turn in august when a conviction for tax evausion was upheld. this is one of many setbacks for the man who spent years living his life in front of the cameras and in front of the courts. in june the 76-year-old was convicted of paying this underage girl for sex, and earlier this week italy's supreme court decided berlusconi's family must pay around $670 million in damages to a media rival in a case involving bribery of a judge more than 20 years ago. so fighting allegations fighting competitors, now berlusconi's biggest political fight is underway. there's one thing that is almost certain, and it's this. with silvio berlusconi at the heart of it, it won't be a quiet affair. phil la veal, al jazeera. >>> we're looking at live pictures from the mali capital. the french president has just arrived to attend the inauguration of the new president. now, french troops, of course, joined forces with mali's military in january to t

outside the u.n. building in new york. >>> thunderstorms in italy have delayed one of the most spectacular ship salvage operations in history. the team of engineers are in giglio, italy. the operation will take up to 12 hours and involve 500 salvage workers. is this a live picture? live picture right now. once upright the focus will be on finding the bodies of two victims who are still missing. >> not a time to play baseball in the nation's capital. >> yes, absolutely and it's certainly a small thing in the scope of this tragedy nonetheless we pass along the news the nationals have passed on their game with the braves. take a look. it's just a few blocks away from the navy yard. i believe we have that video, the stadium holds nearly 42,000 people if you can believe that. meanwhile the nationals are announcing a statement, deeply saddened to learn of the tragic events that occurred this morning only a few blocks away from the nationals park. the safety of our fans is the utmost priority. dave harris and mike minor were scheduled to take the mound. the nats and the braves will pl

our accusation. >> berlusconi is one of italy's richest men with a $9 billion fortune. a tax fraud conviction, ban from political office the price. one of many setbacks for the man who has spent year in front of the cameras and in front of the courts. in june, the 76-year-old was convicted of paying this 15-year-old underage for section. ings ruled he would need to pay more money involving prescribary of a judge more than 20 years ago. so nighing objections and political fight is underway. there is one thing that is almost certain and it is this. with silvio berlusconi, the fight will not be over. >> tiger woods aims to finish the pga season. with a $10 million payout. when we come back. >> welcome back. the washington navy yard is reopening for business, three days after a gunman shot dead 12 people there. the u.s. military is now looking into new measures to protect its employees from what it calls workplace violence. allen fisher reports. >> they know who but they don't know why. u.s. investigators are still trying to figure out where aaron -- why aaron alexis has shot and kille

super-fast deals without human controls. today italy has become a second european nation to pay without taxes. 0.2, on taxes that are done in a second or less. >>> new labor secretary thomas perez is praising the fast food workers who strike for higher wages. he says those who saying higher wages will or less jobs have a poor choice. workers are calling for pay of $15 an hour. >>> and here's a good labor day story: the chairman of computer maker lenovo is sharing his bonus with employees. he says he will divvy up the $3.25 million bonus with is some 10,000 workers in 19 different countries, mostly in china. that turns out to about $300 a worker. lenovo is best known for buying ibm's personal computer business. >>> swimmer diana nyad getting closer to a goal she has chased for years. >>> the weather is going to cool down immensely. i'll tell you all about it coming up after the break. wouldn't believe there is a farm inside of it. >> welcome back to al jazeera. i'm del walters. president obama is now scheduling to meet with key republican leaders in the next hour. he is trying to rally c

against sydney embassy in cairo. >>> italy's prime minister enrico maletta is thoapg get a new majority, follows five members of the majority withdrawing from the coalition. the political where situation could derail financial accommodations in the country. >>> due to appear in court in a few hours, latest to be charged with belong to to a crm all state funding to the far right party. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and president obama are scheduled to meet in a few hours. white house correspondent patty culhane takes a look at what each side wants. >> this photoop tends to sum up, threats made by the u.s., flat out ignored or rebuked from benjamin netanyahu. but in his second term the white house is trying a different tack. first foreign trip after reelection. it was meant to smooth over the rough relationship but the president's recent speech at the united nations might have made that tougher. he appeared to be pressuring israel on what he says are his top two foreign policy priorities. >> real break thrus throughs one two issues, the nuclear program and israel-palestini

the costa concordia cruise liner that sunk off the coast of italy is back in court. prosecutors say the captain steered the luxury liner on to the rocky coast and then abandoned ship with thousands of people still on board. he denies the charges. if convicted he's facing up to 20 years behind bars. >>> the u.s. employment rate is at a five-year low in part because some of the displaced workers are dropping out of the job market all together. many of those are elderly people, oh workers who find a tough time finding employment because of their age. >> at this club displaced workers share their resumÉs. >> i'm a training development manager. if it lives, breathes walks or talks i've trained it. >> and they talk about their job search. >> besides being unemployed most of these club members share something else. >> if i could just see a show of hands who here is over the age of 50. >> most here have been out of work for more than six months. for workers over 50 and jobless, it has been especially rigorous. last year the average length of unemployment for ages 55-65 it was over 50 weeks

and children in to italy due to poor security checks. the number of illegal migrants bypassing order checks across the country's coastline is much greater than officially recorded. the officials called on the italian government to revamp its systems to help identify victims of trafficking. now german chancellors are rallying ahead of election day on sunday. the christian democratic party is enjoying high approval ratings. as they step up the attacks on the chancellor accusing her of being inning cablable of dealing with the euro zone dead crazies. while the clean up continues after devastating storms in mexico where officials now say more than 100 people have been killed in landslides. 35,000 homes across the country have been destroyed. one village was almost completely buried with several roads and bridges damaged. many areas have been cut off due to the crumbling infr crumbling, some aid has arrived by aid. water and food was brought and handed out. thousands of people were taken to temporary shelters in acapulco during the storms and the government says at least 165 people

aground off italy is due in court. he is charged with manslaughter for causing the shipp wreck and faces charges of abandoning the vessel with thousands of passengers on board. if convicted he could receive 20 years in prison. the hearing a day after the vessel was pulled upright aufr the italian island of giglio. >> inspectors from the international montry fund, the european central bank and europe commission known as the troika are checking to see if greece's reforms are on track. another installment of $1 billion is due in october. >> the world's richest man is announcing a big project. >> a splash of showbiz glitz courtesy of hollywood a list's flown into qingdao or the event. the launch of the oriental movie metropolis, the biggest investment in the tv industry. >> >> translation: i'm happy wanda chose the city of qingdao. there'll be many here to make films and attend the film festival. >> the man behind the project is china's richest man, wang jianlin, his company brought out america's richest entertainment company. >> translation: in the west the development has slowed down. in c

the western coast of italy. the effort to get the ship back upright took 19 hours. 32 people were killed when the cruise ship ran aground early last year. two victims were never found. the salvage operation is one of the most expensive in history at a cost of more than $800 million. >> in north carolina, new outrage in the fatal police shooting of a former college football player. civil rights leaders demand that crime scene video of the altercation be made public. jonathan ferrell was killed saturday. police say he was shot 10 times by charlotte police officer randall kendrick. he has been charged with manslaughter. he was seeking help after crashing his car. the family talked about their loss. >> my son was a great guy. he was going to be a very successful man. his goal was to work and become a businessman, so i would never have to work. >> it's crazy, because when our father passed when we were younger, i was crying and jonathan told me no matter what, he was going to be there to protect me through life, through anything, period, he was going to be there to protect me. he alway

budget disputes. a huge undertaking off the coast of italy, a ship on its side. crews will try to will try to put the slit up right more than a year after it toppled overrule. >> reporter: reporting from the southern fill fines where government forces continue to battle it out with national liberation front fighters. >> some cooler weather ahead, but also areas of rain are getting heavier, i will show you where that will impact some flooding next. ♪ ♪ >> in afghanistan officials have confirmed that 27 miners trapped underground have been found dead in a northern province, four members of the rescue teams were badly injured and it is feared that at least 13 other miners could still be trapped. jane ferguson is live with more. jane. >> reporter: yes, morgan, the officials have confirmed 24 bodies have been recovered from the coal mine in the north of the country. they are also saying that three other people are missing, three other miners, they are not going to presume them dead yet. but this incident did happen yesterday afternoon. now, the information coming from there is patchy, s

has been trying to fend off at&t and sprint that offer much cheaper plans. >>> today italy has become the second european nation using to reign in the practice using a 2.5% tax on trades that occur every two and a half second or less. and lawmakers are trying to create one here as well. =fplt diana dyad chasing a goal. >> it is exceptionally hot and humid across the northwest. we'll tell you all about it coming up after the break. begin to take effect? >> reporter: the laws do not go >> welcome back to al jazeera. i'm del walters. more than a million people are gathering in brooklyn, new york, at this hour for the sites and sound of the west indian parade. the people crossing state lines and traveling to brooklyn to represent their heritage and caribbean culture. they expect floats, costumes and sounds, how many people are we looking at today? >> hey, del, we're here in brooklyn with the west indian parade. the 46th annual event, and there are hundreds of thousands of people lined all across the parkway here to see this very colorful and very cultural event. now this celebrates

smuggling men and tpwhopl twoman in to italy. the officials has called on the italian government to revamp its system to help identify the victims of traffickings. the clean up continue after devastating storms in mexico. more than 100 people have been killed in landslides. 35,000 homes have been destroyed. one is buried and several roads and bridges have been damaged. in the areas have been cutoff due to to krupbling ina * khur. crumbling infrastructure. thousands of people were taken to temporary shelters in alcapulco during the storms. at least 165 people are dead or missing. david mercer has more from southern mexico. >> reporter: thousands of people are finally able to escape from the disaster zone. this critical highway has been closed for near lay week to a collapsed tunnel and it's just opened. this is a huge relief to people who have been trapped in flood-ra*flood-ravageed alcupco. >> we spent three days under a bridge. we couldn't get out. the good thing is we are going back home to see our relative whose are very worried about pups. >> reporter: more than 40,000 tour sr*eus reli

the italy killing 32 people. crews are trying to bring the wreckage back to the surface. - >> and we begin if colorado where massive flooding displaced more than 11,000 people. it left at least five dead. 1200 residents are unaccounted for. heavy rain stalled efforts, grounding helicopters and causing mud slides and flash floods. they are not expected to stop until thursday. president obama over the weekend ordered federal disaster for three counties - boulder, el-pascoe and larimer. 12 counties have since been added to the list. we have more from colorado. >> timer lined church doubles as a red cross shelter for those that fled the floods. >> pray with me for those that are first responders. we pray for the medical teams that have gone out, pilots flying the people back and forth. >> chris stayed at the shelter overnight, fleeing from drake colorado with her dog, fred. they have no home to return to. >> we sat down to eat our supper that night and the water was at the end of the driveway, and by the time we were done eating our supper it was up to the windows of our vehicle. to the

ship ran aground in italy. they are now trying to slowly lift this operation up right. the operation is expected to take up to 12 hours, and there are 500 salvage workers at the scene tonight. that's the news for this hour. we'll continue the news at the top of the hour. ç] ♪ >>> good evening, everyone. welcome to al jazeera, i'm john siegenthaler in new york. >> i feel very lucky to be alive, another guy next to me got shot, i didn't. >> mass shooting in washington. 12 victims are dead, more wounded. tonight reactions from those who saw it, and the clues investigators have that may have triggered it. plus what the fbi knows by aaron alexis. >>> plus the report is in, chemical weapons were used in syria, and the un is not pointing the

bees from australia. >> for years they've gathered diverse stocks of bee sperm from italy, turkey and the kauk cos mountains to build diversity. >> this is the isolated mating station. we use it to control the mating of the bees. the colonies that have the males that we want for the mating. we have virgin queens that have been produced from crosses that we made during the frozen semen. >> a remarkable aspect fence on chyrogenetical lrk y storing the smn. >> before we needed this to work. >> this is the first sperm bank. it has to be frozen for future use. >> it's an extreme environment for the cells to be put through. >> after it's gathered in the storing tubes, the temperatures is lowered very slowly. these scientists in washington are hoping to change the health of bee colonies in the u.s. >> put it in this one. jam is in there. >> it's unknown whether it will be soon enough to help bee keepers like steve ellis. we have reached the disaster point from bee keeping industry standpoint. it needs to be understood by the keep in the country that we have a deepwater horizon occurring with

happen. >>> up in smoke - off the coast of italy. police prepared to board a suspicious ship and saw smoke rising out of it. the crew intentionally set its cargo on fire. the cargo, it turned out, 30 dons of hash is. smugglers jumped and were plucked from the sea and arrested. >> there is major flooding taking place in utah. let's go to dave warren for the latest on the forecast. >> we'll start there. that happened yesterday. the flooding is moving to the northern plains. this was the last 12 hours with the radar. see how the rain is coming in from the south, moving to the north - going over the same area south of utah. the problem was that there was a fire last year, so this is what you get when you get three-quarters of an inch of rain in 15 minutes on burnt ground. scarred by the burning, not much to hold the water and mud in place. it was heavy rain south of salt lake city causing major flooding in alpine utah, and yesterday the rain moved through. the flooding potential is moving up and around the area of high pressure, which is heating up things in the midwest there. it looks l

the needs of the moro people in the philippines. >> a huge undertaking off the coast of italy. crews will try to sit the "costa cordia" right side up, more than a year after it toppled over. a record on two hills, a story behind a weird-looking bysicle and the guy behind it. i'm jith - -- john henry smith, heights of sport later. >> at least 35 people were injured after a greyhound bus drove off an ohio interstate. the detroit bound bus overturned in a corn field. six passengers had to be flown by helicopter to a hospital. it's not clear exactly what caused the crash. >> the grounded coast crewship has been lying on its side for well over a year. a team is about to attempt to put it right-side up. a team of 500 people will start to roll over the massive ship. the process has never been tried on a ship this large. it will take 12 hours to upright the 100,000 tonne vessel. the operation will cost an estimated $800 million. >> 32 decide when the liner grounded along the coast in january 2012. >> i'm john henry smith. it was fight knight in las vegas, he is a bomb bastic polarisin

in italy or germany than when it appears in the us, in part because the debate in america is lost. no-one is gonna regulate google and facebook there, so the battlefields have moved elsewhere and i moved along with the battlefields. >> one of the real premises of your book is this whole notion of solutionism and solutionists, again a term that, i would say, you use pejoratively. >> mhmm. >> this notion that we can solve a lot of things... >> mhmm. >> ...through this technology. >> mhmm. >> what's your problem with that? >> well, my problem with that is that not everything counts as a problem that is worth solving. very often, silicon valley defines problems as problems based solely on the fact that they have nice clean digital solutions available for fixing them. when you listen to google, when you listen to facebook, when you listen to mark zuckerberg or eric schmidt, they very explicitly say that we don't think of ourselves as conventional companies. we do not wake up to make money, which is almost the exact quote from facebook's ipo letter, and they say that we do want to take on t

italy. the next stop the canada. a much larger festival is now under way. it's their 70th anniversary. it was from a whole a very happy birthday. al jazeera, the venice fil film festival. you know where to go. it's al jazeera,.com. over the u.s. but is it also time for nationwide education standards? ♪ ♪ kids are trading beach days for back packs as they head to school but what will they be learning? what's called common core state standards go into effect in 21 states this school year. states have been setting different standards for what students should know and do at different grade levels. that makt

political groups in our country are similar to the former political groups of germane and italy. >> all of you in here are against us. you are all lying. golden dawn has nothing at all and i will shout it out loud, nothing to do with this unfortunate event, nothing whatsoever. >> golden dawn supporters have been accused not only of using neo-nazi imagery but also of violent attacks against immigrants. however the politicians react to the latest killing, the tension on the streets are likely to disappear. al jazeera. >> agency stock markets have serged in response to news of the u.s. central bank. a federal reserve has decided to leave its program unchanged which means they're going to continue to pump billions of dollars in the u.s. economy. >> a small desk the setting of what was expected to be a big economic announcement from the chairman of the federal reserve ben bernanke. it was expected to impact the world economy but he changed course. >> to make no change in the program. >> reporter: translation the u.s. central bank will continue printing money buying u.s. bonds and sec

film festival, now leaving italy, next stop canada, where a larger festival is udged way. although there was some controversy surrounding it, it was a very happy 100th birthday, the venice film festival. >> the much anticipated nelson mandela film, charting the antiapartheid leader's first democratically elected leader of south africa. he said the role was a pinnacle of his career. and of course you can keep up to date with all those stories and more, if you can head to aljazeera.com you can see the front leej story. >> the number of guantanamo detainees drom by 2. in afghanistan 60 detainees remain under u.s. custody. from washington this is inside story.