Remains unclear. And the winter games. Beijing. A city that doesnt get much snow lands the 2022 Winter Olympics. El this is Al Jazeera America. We begin in the west bank where the United States joined the International Community in condemning an arson attack that claimed the life of a palestinian toddler. Mourners buried him he burned to death after his home was firebombed. The boys parents and a brother were injured in the attack. They accused jewish hard liners of the bombing. The perpetrators left behind hate inspired graffiti in hebrew. The star the david was drawn next to the word revenge. Netanyahu called it horrific. But the Israeli Government turns a blind eye to settler terrorists. Reporter the family shared the only bedroom. They would have been fast asleep when the window was smashed and the room set on fire. He saw the attackers lying outside with the clothes on fire. When he came back, the two men were gone. Translator smoke was coming out of the house. I saw the fouryearold child. I pulled him out. The flames were so big. There was a huge blast and no way to save the baby. Reporter this is the room where he was found dead. We spoke to the ambulance worker who removed his body from her. The way he described was as a lump of coal. Relatives laid pictures on the burned out floor. He hadnt finished his milk yet. The neighbors house was set on fire but no one was home at the time. The attackers left behind a message, it says revenge in hebrew. The parents and brother have been taken to an israeli hospital. Israel had been quick to condemn the attack in the harshest terms. The government con condemns this act of terrorism. Well find them. Reporter but the palestinian president blamed the Israeli Government for the attack. When they build settlements in the west bank, they encourage flocks of settlers to do what they do every day. Reporter people here say the same thing. That attacks happen often but they have never had such an outcome. Hundreds showed up for the funeral. His parents in too critical a condition to lay their son to rest. The israeli said they will bring what they call terrorists to justice. Not many here believe that will come. There have been some profits across the west bank in response to what happened here. But we are not seeing huge numbers. I think what that means especially when you speak to people here, they are shocked. There is a sense that they are helpless to try and change things. Certainly when it comes to trying to change this Israeli Government settlement, expansion policy which has been active over the last few years. Earlier today i spoke with a professor of middle eastern policy studies, a former u. S. Ambassador to israel and egypt. I asked him what he thinks the outcome will be of the attack. Its an important wakeup call for the government that has sometimes been a little too lax when come to jewish settlements. Its time for a significant crackdown for those on the west bank who have taken the law into their own hands. In i can the arson directed against the home was bad enough, but the fact that it killed a baby is really quite beyond belief. The attack has been condemned. Some of them do support the settlements and in general the settlers. So does israel need to figure out a way of taking control of the more radical elements of the Settler Movement . And if there is any hope for peace, do the settlements have to stop . The larger question is whether or not israel understands that the occupation is at the basic the basic problem here. And that it is breeding both discontent on the palestinian side because of settlements but also discontent and this kind of outrageous behavior on the part of israeli jews. And so yes the Israeli Government should see that, as i say, as a wakeup call not just to crack down on jewish terrorism against palestinians, but to understand the nature of occupation and the impact it has on both populations. I also spoke about the improving u. S. Relationship and the expectations for dialogue in cairo. Well have that part. Interview at the bottom of the hour. According to the Organization Peace now, there are 120 official settlement information the west bank. In addition, there are 99 unofficial settlements known as out posts. As of 2008, almost 290,000 Israeli Settlers live in the west bank compared to 2. 26 million palestinians. Attacks like the one on the west bank have become known as revenge or price tag attacks. John terric explains why. Reporter in the village olive trees that are called holy are destroyed. This has been destroyed. Reporter he says the crops were born by Israeli Settlers. These copieds of attacks are known as price tag attacks. In east jerusalem, the go goland heights, they spray the words on words. Violence of all kinds terrorism by settlers, this is what it can be called because this is what it is. Reporter although widely condemned by most israelis, some ultranationalist settlers say the attacks are provoked and meant to send a clear message stay out. Got back after 2000 years. We are back home, we are here to stay. We are staying. We are not leaving. Reporter according to the u. N. There has been 120 attacks by Israeli Settlers this year. And a report by the Israeli Human Rights Organization says more than 92 of the attacks on explains result in no charges being filed. The Israeli Government condemned the attacks and promised to use its military to find the perpetrators. But that provides little comfort with abraham left with charred crops and no income. Two people were shot and killed. A teenager was shot near a checkpoint near ramallah. In Gaza A Palestinian man died after he was shot. Joining us now is a human rights attorney a professor at george mason university. Good to have you with us. Thank you for having me. These price tag attacks dont have to be jewish settlers going after palestinians because of a palestinian attack. They can actually be because the settlers are upset about an action taken by the Israeli Government they dont like, like the demolition of some Housing Units in the west bank. Its not that they dont have to be about palestinian attacks. Palestinians are policed by the israeli army as well as by Palestinian Security proxy forces. So this isnt a tit for tat. This is about the expanding of colonial subjects. They become the firing rod for Israeli Settlers to express their protests. They can express it in the lives and lands of palestinianings. Estimates vary. It seems that the number of these really hard line jewish settlers who carry out these kinds of attacks number from as few as a few dozen to a hundred. Why has the Israeli Government not been able to take control . I think we are underestimating how many people do t theres been 11,000 attacks on bodies and lands in the past decade. The numbers have grown by over 150 . They can be easily held to account and yet the problem is not the settlers themselves, the problem is what the israeli system sets out to do in the process of removing palestinians to replace them with Israeli Settlers. The baby was the fourth palestinian killed this week. Three earlier by the israeli army. This happens and its not just about settlers. There are israeli system dehumanizes palestinians. Its evidenced in the legal system that dehumanizes them within courtrooms and everyday life. A lot of this is by extremists in the jewish Settler Movement. This was condemned widely by all the israeli parties people across israel. In fact, most studies seem to show that the jewish settlers themselves the vast majority oppose t wouldnt it be in the israelis governments best interest to put an end to it . A lot of thing is in its best interest. It has a blank check to street palestinians as nonhumans. I think we are letting israel off the hook and looking at the wrong issue. This isnt about israeli extremists. This is about society that dehumanizes palestinians. Netanyahu decreed this as a terrorist attack. He has not overseen a prosecution of a single israeli settler. He oversaw the killing of 551 palestinian children in the gaza strip and has not overseen the prosecution of any israeli soldier. We have attacks day in and day out in a society that sees it as acceptable in ways they offer impunity to it because the charge of a single soldier will indict the entire society. The settler will undermine the entire movement. Could it make make things worse . Are you concerned we could be seeing what everybody worries about, the beginning of another war . Everybody is worried about how it will be worse. The palestinians suffer as much or more because more people are dieing on the palestinian side. They suffer and they die quietly when we are not looking. So the baby killed today brutally, whose skin melted off his body because of this attack by israeli arsons, is not an exception. He is actually the rule. Do you think well see an escalation of violence . I dont know what well see. Im concern what had we see is pressure, real american pressure on israel which is its primary patron to subject it to International Law and human rights norms to offer palestinian selfdetermination and freedom. Good to have you with us. Good news about a vaccine created to stop the spread of ebola. The director of the world health Organization Says it could be a game changer. Its being tested in africa with positive results officials want to start using it immediately. It will change the management of the current Ebola Outbreak and future outbreaks. The tests at this Treatment Center have shown the vaccine to be a hundred percent effective so far. None of the 2,014 persons vaccinateed had ebola after ten days after vaccination. Researchers have been under pressure to find a vaccine testoon the outbreak in west africa. More than a thousand people have died of the disease. The death of of a oneyearold boy in december of 2013 in ginny is believed to have started the outbreak. The neighbors were hit the hardest. For months the number of infections and death toll climbed. The disease and almost as importantly the fear of the virus spread. Some cases reached nigeria senegal, maly, spain, United Kingdom and italy. Four infections were confirmed in the United States. And one of them, a man in dallas died. New cases dropped sharply. This week had the lowest number of people contracting ebola in more than a year. Our science and Technology Reporter is following the story. Good to see you. Tell us about the vaccine itself how does it work. The vaccine known as the canadian vaccine thats where it originated, is an attenuated version of the virus. It produce as protein that gives the human body something to swing at, get a mild exposure to and then give an immunity. We are seeing an extraordinary result. The people did not develop any symptoms after ten days. They are all becoming immune to it. Lets imagine what it would have been like in the original outbreak if this vaccine had been available. The original outbreak began with a 2yearold, then passed to the family, a grandmother a mother, a sibling and moved on to a midwife and a hospital worker. It jumped from one area and moved on to a doctor who treated the hospital worker and then it took 11,000 lives or more. To imagine that that transmission chain had been cut by this vaccine would have been an utter game changer in the words of the director. There are ethical concerns. Doctors are worried that it hasnt gone through the usual trials . Thats absolutely right. This has not gone through whats known as the Gold Standard of a double blind placebo trial. You administer a real vaccine to half of your patients and a placebo, a fake version to the other half. No one knows which is which. You cant do that in an epidemic. You are dooming half of those people to catching ebola which has an incredible fatality rate. They did a ring trial, they circle an outbreak a cluster of cases by giving about 50 of the people the choice of having it, 50 take it. In this case 100 percent of those people did not develop symptoms after ten days. A ring trial was the same thing they did when they developed the smallpox vaccine. We know that was the end of smallpox. If this is as effective as they hope could this be the end of ebola . Its a great question. You know, its not a Silver Bullet yet. This really is working very well so far. It only works on a certain strain of ebola, the strain we have seen so far. It has to be maintain in a special way, in a Laboratory Grade freezer at negative 80 celsius. Its hard to stockpile it. This is only working for three weeks so far. It could go on and turn out to be not as effective later on. Not a Silver Bullet, but a Public Health victory. Good to see some good news. Thanks. Police are wondering the beaches with of an Indian Ocean Island searching for more debris that could be from malaysia air 370. And how russia is waging a propaganda war on the internet. Well introduce you to some of russias front line soldiers. Get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage all of taylor swifts music videos interviews, and more. Xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. Investigators have made it to a remote island. Debris that could be from flight 370 could be there. Residents may have found new items that may be from the plane. Reporter this rocky beach is where the wreckage was found. Police walk its length. And watch from the sky perhaps theres more to find. He thinks this bottle could be another clue. So hes taking it to the police. Translator i have 30 walkers and every morning before we start, well check the sea and if we find something well call the police. Reporter the discovery of wreckage made the small island an important place in the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines flight, mh 370 which disappeared from radar while on route to beijing. Experts have seen the footage. Codes show its from the wing of a boeing 777, the same as mh 370. The man who found it is relieve relieved. Translator if its really from the plane, im happy for the families. Now they know for sure they perished. Reporter while the wreckage is wrapped, the deepsea search continues. It may not reveal why the plane changed course less than an hour after takeoff or anything about exactly what happened on board. But it does confirm they are looking in the right place. Thousands of kilometers to the east of reunion island. Looking out at the vast indian ocean, its something of a miracle any debris could have made it this far. But if that piece of wreckage is proven to come from mh 370 it could be the only part of it ever found. The locals watch and speculate. It may reveal some answers. But the mystery is far from solved. The debris is headed to france for analysis. The wing part is being sent to facility in southern france. That center has assisted in other airplane investigations. Charles extra ford straff fordord is there. Reporter they are going to be focusing on a number of Different Things to try and get some sort of confirmation as to whether this is indeed from a boeing 777. They are going to look at what are described as data tags, serial numbers to numbers that would suggest previous repairs of the plane that it was attached to. They are going to be looking at trying to figure out just how long this piece of metal this piece of debris has been in the ocean. There is speculation as to whether the barnicles attached to it is an indication how long it spent on the surface. Its not inconceivable to think this piece of debris have floated some 4,000 miles from where its suspected the plane went down. They are going to be looking at the fabric of this debris as well. Looking at patterns of rivets as well as simple things like that to try and hone down to try and get some sort of proof that this did belong or was part of a boeing 777. Thats before they then start to try and piece bring the pieces together and look for some sort of confirmation that this was a part of flight mh 370. U. S. Intelligence knew that deceased plan leader omar had died. Leon panetta confronted them about him being treated as a hospital. This week the taliban confirmed he died in 2013. The conflict in ukraine is not just waged on the battle field. A russian woman was paid to promote the governments message. Reporter it looks harmless enough. But this building allegedly hide as sinister secret. When its army of workers arrive, some seem to want to hide from our camera and they threaten to call the police. One of those who says she was paid to work here, the activist told her she was among hundreds of people tasked with flooding the internet with antiwestern messages. Translator sometimes you would receive a task to give a glowing account of the governments work. On the day, they were told what to write hes bad and opposition and stole everyones money. They didnt know him. But wrote about him. Reporter when we spoke to a lawyer representing the firm to ask about its work, she said no comment. No one really knows whos running the company at the heart of these allegations. Some reports link it to an associate of president putin. After blowing the whistle miller is bringing a legal case against the firm to highlight its work. But trolls often operate on the edge of the law. Whats happening is part of this new site for political and social influence social media being the new battle ground. And it can be a busy one particularly in times of conflict or diplomatic tension. With governments organizations and individuals trying to control the narrative. One side this is effect. No its the opposite. The thing is on social media you can hardly have the time to check the facts. The facts will never come out. So basically its just how much you shout and how many shout the same at the same time. Reporter controlling the volume on the internet can be difficult. At least people are able to continue playing their games in the trolls house. The strategy has been set turkey and the United States agree on driving isil away from the turkish border. What happens after that, still up in the air. John kerry is on his way for crucial meetings with officials this weekend. Welcome back. Coming up in this half hour of international news, beijing becomes the first city picked to host both summer and Winter Olympics games. Turkey and the u. S. Agreed to fight isil in a stretch of territory in northwest syria. There is no decision on which opposition groups will fill the vacuum once the area is cleared. Reporter this position overlooks the border town controlled by isil. Its along the last stretch of territory isil holds along turkeys border with syria. The armed groups presence extends further south. Turkey has reached an agreement with the u. S. To defeat isil in northwest syria. There is still no agreement on which Syrian Opposition groups they will support in the joint fight. The Syrian Kurdish fighting force, the ypg backed by the coalition, is positioned a few kilometers behind that bridge. It says it is ready to advance but turkey does not consider them as partners. The u. S. , however backs the ypg with air strikes. This allowed the group to control more than half of syrias border with turkey. Turkey is concerned the kurds plan to carve out their own state in the area. It made clear the decision to allow u. S. Jets to take off from its territory does not involve helping what it call as terrorist organization. Translator this has already been brought to the attention of the United States. Within this context giving air support to the ypg is not one of the elements of our agreement with the u. S. Reporter it is not clear who will replace isil in northwest syria. For turkey, this man could be the answer. He heads the opposition syrian turkmen assembly. He says they are cooperating with turkey so they can recapture their villages and return home. Translator we are not just fighting isil. But the ypg as well. The yfg changed the demography and we believe they will do the same. The region should be under forces who are mainly turkmen from the area. Reporter there is a powerful Opposition Alliance backing isil and the syrian government. It includes the al qaeda, the coalition wont work with them. There is a turkey u. S. Agreement to equip a moderate rebel force. But months later fewer than 60 men are in the program. While there is a deal to take on isil, there is still uncertainty surrounding the operation. Secretary of state john kerry will have a busy weekend as he travels to egypt and later to qatar. Kerrys trip will focus on two main issues, the Iran Nuclear Agreement and security in the region which includes the civil war in syria and fight against isil. He meets sunday with egyptian officials just days after the United States delivered 8 of 12 new f16 jets. Ambassador, always good to have you with us. A Washington Post editorial argues that kerry needs to speak the truth to egypt and recognize that he was wrong when he said two years ago that the Egyptian Armed forces were restoring armed forces when they deposed mohamed marsi. Im sure he will include egyptian human rights activities, the crackdown against both the Muslim Brotherhood and many elements within society. I think its focused on a Strategic Dialogue thats been missing for four and a half years in which we can reset the relationship with egypt. Has the u. S. Already lost much of its leverage by unfreezing military aid and sending new f16s to egypt losing its leverage to push harder on the human rights front . The fact is for the last few years the amount of u. S. Leverage with egypt diminished considerably. We cut off aid for a period of time. The amount of our economic assistance is relatively small. That gap was filled by the united arab emrats and saudi arabia. Is kerrys trip a signal that its more important to strengthen an an ally . Thats the case. The fight against isis. You have the rearmament of hezbollah and hamas. You have the situation in yemen and saudi arabias concerns about its strategic standing, israeli concerns about security. The secretary is looking at a longstanding ally with which we have had difficulties in the past few years. I think normalizing our relationship notwithstanding the issues that he will discuss that are problematic like human rights i think is quite important. Knowing the country as you do and i know the divide in egypt is big between those who think they have done whats necessary and those who think he abused his authority, are you concerned that his strong arm tactics could backfire . I think thats possible. I think hes gone a bit too far. There was a need a couple of years ago when the military ousted former president morsi for some degree of stability and order to be restored in the country. That has not been done in some places like the sinai peninsula. But the country is back doing business. I think the government needs now to scale back some of the very harsh repressive measures that its taking. What about kerrys meetings with the gcc are those going to be about the iran deal and reassuring them more than the general Security Problems in the area . Hes already gotten the support of saudi arabia. Do you think the other members of the gcc will fall into line . The fact that the minister of saudi arabia has come out publicly supporting the agreement will be quite important in bringing the other gcc members around. But the agenda is also broader. The syrian situation continues to be quite serious. Both the problems that are specific to syria but also isis. And the general instability in the area. Do you think he will bring carrots in the form of military support and promises of security, aid if necessary . I think so. We are not really talking about the degree to which consistency and constancy in the u. S. Support for these countries can give them the confidence to stay with us in whats going to be a very long and challenging fight against isis and in monitoring iranian compliance with the agreement. There will be talk of military assistance and military sharing. Always good to have your insights. Thank you. Thank you. A 65 million donation from the u. S. Is helping the World Food Program to keep supporting people affected by the syrian civil war. But its not nearly enough. United nations Officials Say they are still being forcedded to slash the amount of aid to refugees in jordan and lebanon by half. They will support food aid in kur can i iraq and egypt. Peurto rico faces a debt payment that it apparently cannot afford to make. Coming up, how the economic crisis is affecting life on the island. A look at the benefits and draw backs of living in an american territory like peurto rico. Peurto ricos debt crisis is worsening by the day. A federal bailout for the u. S. Territory is unlikely. That decision comes as peurto rico is nearing default on its debt. The island is expected to make 169 million payment today but will likely default on a 58 million bond payment thats due saturday. Peurto rico is currently more than 70 billion in dent and has been lobbying congress to allow it to seek bankruptcy protection. The middle class has been bearing the brunt of the debt crisis. They are struggling with high crime and taxes. Kate reports that the problems have sparked a large Scale Migration to the u. S. Mainland. Across peurto rico, young people are frustrated. Translator i have been looking for work for more than six months here in peurto rico. I submit my resume everywhere, even in places you cant imagine, im still here without work. The Economic Situation here is getting really hard. Reporter the Unemployment Rate is nearly 16 , more than twice what it is in the u. S. The average income is 19,000. Jobs are scarce and income inequality higher than any u. S. State. Only 40 of adults are working or looking for work, compared to 60 in the u. S. Many receive welfare. And like christian who runs errands and does odd jobs, they work in the informal economy. Translator we wash cars, help people with shopping, moving painting buildings trimming trees. Reporter hes saving up to get to the states. Hes not alone. The exodus is unlike anything peurto rico has seen since the great migration of the 1950s and 60s. Now about 50,000 residents move each year, leaving just 3. 5 million on the island and 4. 9 million in the states. Despite talk of a brain drain luke at the numbers its not just educated professionals leaving peurto rico, but workers in general. Translator i would say all kinds of people, upper class lower class all of them. Its something normal. Reporter in fact, those leaving more likely to be blew collar and lower skilled than the population overall. They are younger. Translator i feel a lot of frustration in my generation. Reporter alexander and her boyfriend are planned to leave. The mood among young people is pessimistic. The feeling is everything is bad in here. Everything is getting worse. Its going to be worse and worse and worse. And the opportunities are going to be zero. Reporter the concern isnt just about jobs. For gabeal a fourth year math and Computer Science student the crisis is making it hard just to finish his degree. We dont know if well finish the classes, we are running out of money. We are worried. We are worried because we dont know if the government is going to keep supporting us. Reporter alexander continues to study abroad. Despite the struggles she says leaving isnt an easy decision. Translator to go in this moment when finally everything has exploded after so many years of building up, its difficult for me. I want to go because i have my plans. But also, i would love to stay to deal with the situation. Reporter a situation that economists say will take years before there is a turnaround. The situation sheds light on the dilemma that faces u. S. Territories. While commonwealths lack political rightings most benefit from u. S. Citizenship. Reporter 4 million americans live in five u. S. Island territories. They dont have the same right its. In the caribbean people in peurto rico and guam and Mariana Islands have citizenship. None of these residents have the right to vote for president. But they do have nonvoting delegates who speak for them in congress. These citizens who contributed and sacrificed so much still cannot vote for their commander in chief. This is a serious number of americans we are talking about. Reporter civil rights attorney was raised on guam. He started we the people. They have to follow federal laws. Based on americas principles, they deserve the right to vote for president and voting members of cob likemembersof congress. Reporter they receive Social Security medicaid and medicare. Most territories would pay the same amount of federal income taxes if they would be treated the same in terms of federal benefits. Reporter most remain lower. This inability to vote has a correlation to the poverty and its enfranchisement that the people of these territories experience. Reporter Veterans Issues are a touchy issue for many islanders. Samoa had the number one recruiting station for the u. S. Army in the world. Guam has one of the highest concentration of vets among all states but limited facilities. Trisha is a guam native who served in the army reserve. If i had to get treatment lets say, from a psychology or somebody who is in the capacity to give me, you know, treatment that i would need for ptsd, anything of that nature, i have to fly myself to hawaii hawaii. I would like to take it to make it a state. We need to get a stronger relationship. With that, more benefits could come to the island. Benefits and new responsibilities. The right to vote and a federal tax bill. Kate long is the lead researcher for the peurto rico clearing house. Good to have you with us. At this point is default inevitable . The chief of staff of the governor announced they would not make the 59 million payment for the finance Corporation Debt. Yes, default is here. What does that mean . Does that trying err default on de trying err default . Each has its own set of cash flows that support it and legal protection. They have chosen one, which was weak in terms of protections that it had and chose to default on that. Its likely they will pay the others for the time being. What does this mean in the short term for Puerto Ricans on the island . The Public FinanceCorporation Debt is held widely on the island by investors there, retail investors. So that means some retirees and some people with savings will not receive Interest Payments and some may not receive principal payment. It shakes the confidence of the people. How big a blow to the economy will it be . People with a that wanted to start a business or make an investment or buy property may be put off for a while. In the long term you have all sorts of other issues. They have to impose more austerity, increase taxes cut spending. That will have all of their own consequences. Its important to know that the government has been working on reform plans quite with a lot of effort. And even within the senate on reforming the education there. These are things that need to be accelerated. They need to move them forward. Only 40 of puerto rican adults are looking for work compared to 60 in the United States. That is significantly than historical averages. You got a very bad situation there. There is a large underground economy. There is one in america, too. But you still have more than double the employment rate. Labor laws are onerous. You get a lot of offbooks employment and sort of Economic Activity happening away. More latin american. How will the default affect people in the United States, are there a lot of 40 ks are that have investments . Within the Municipal Bond fund space, there is a number of funds that have big concentration. They have been managing that and taking legal actions against the puerto rican government to protect investments. I think well hear rumbles in the market. Generally people wont be affected. What about the consequences of this massive migration . The numbers now you got as many people leaving peurto rico for the u. S. Mainland on a yearly basis as what you used to get in five. Yeah. Thats a mixed bag. On one hand that means less revenues for the government, but it also means less services to provide. They need to spread themselves, they dont have to spread themselves. Quite as thin. Yeah. Whats the solution . Debt restructuring . Peurto rico is not allowed to avail itself of what municipalities on the mainland can avail themselves of, chapter 9 to restructure debt. It seems like there is not much of an inclination in congress to have that ability. I think congress is republican, they are not that interested in helping peurto rico be bailed out. Whats the solution then . Peurto rico itself has had advisers in place since march of 2014 helping them prepare for this. Those attorneys and advisers will take the lead in negotiating with bond holders. Its similar to what happened to ukraine and greece, there is not a Legal Framework to restructure debts and a series of negotiations happen and everybody accepts what the plan s. Difficult situation in peurto rico. Good to have you with us. Monday night a look at how cuba is making economic changes by taking small steps towards capitalism. The changes are creating problems. Celebrations in beijing as the city won the rights to host the 2022 winter olympic games. Everyone has a story. And the only way to see all of america, is to see the human stories. One at a time. Get to know the people, their struggles, their hardships and their triumphs. It gives me a lot of pride. Our american story is written everyday. Its not always pretty but its real. And we show you like noone else can. This is our american story. This is america tonight. Zimbabwe has asked the United States to send back the dentist who killed the lion there. They want him extradited and tried. Today the u. S. Fish and Wildlife Service has been contacted by a representative for the dentist. Palmer insists he was assured that the hunt was legal. Now, a look at how news outlets are reacting. The Iran Foreign Affairs minister says that the nuclear deal is a Solid Foundation for a nuclearfree middle east. Now its israels turn. He calls for negotiations on a Nuclear Weapons elimination treaty. The Jerusalem Post says does not parole polllard who is the only person to be given a life sentence. The time an attempt to divert public attention from the iran nuclear deal. Spain offers this cartoon on migrants being stop in france. As children we were taught to follow the stars. No matter where we go, we wind up here. Celebration in china after the International Olympic committee awarded the 2022 winter olympic game its tos to beijing. Beijing. Reporter this is how it feels to win the rights to host an olympics. Its something beijing has some experience in, just seven years after hosting the summer olympics. It will become the first city to host a winter games as well in 2022. Translator this is happy and grand news for all our chinese people. I like to thank them for giving the trust and support to china. Reporter there had been a lot of last minute lobbying of the voting members. The cost of hosting the games has been a huge factor when four cities dropped out of the race. It left kazakstan to fight it out with beijing. Dear members its not a risky choice for 2022. We are quite the opposite. Reporter it was a vote that took place twice. Faulty electronic tablets replaced by a ballot. Beijing prevailed by just four votes. The Chinese Capital have the infrastructure but not the natural Winter Weather you would need for an event like this. But that didnt seem to deter the International Olympic committee. With the great experience of chinese delivering great sport events i think it is really a safe choice. Reporter the decision was celebrated at the birds nest stadium, the 2008 olympic venue will host the opening and closing ceremony. Im not surprised. We came to win. We should be the host. Translator im excited just really excited. Reporter asian cities will be home to the next three olympic games. The concerns over the movement will persist. Boston has pulled out for the 2024 summer games citing spiraling costs and little local support. They will have to jump through rings to persuade cities of the benefits of hosting olympic games. The British Government apologized to a chinese artist. He was turned down for a six month Business Visa for failing to disclose a criminal conviction. He was accused of tax fraud. He will now receive his full six month visa. How do you convince one of the biggest rock bands in the world to play a concert in your town . Perhaps this is the answer. Thats a thousand musicians who gathered in the summer sun in italy. 250 drummers, 150 bases and 350 guitarists, all playing a song by the fu fighters, learning to fly. Is thousand people. 1,000 rockers that came from all over the nation at their own expenses and they just did for one song, your song. So our call is to ask you the fu fighters, to come and play for us. The appeal worked. After seeing the video the lead singer responded with a video saying the fu fighters would come to italy soon. Thats it for this edition of Al Jazeera America news. Thanks for watching. America tonight is next. I will see you again in an hour. On america tonight a high flier and a low down on the risks that come with it. Can the f35 adequately perform in Aerial Combat . Do you think this plane is combat ready . No, absolutely not. That combat capability is years away. The pentagons most advanced and expensive aircraft aimed for a safe landing