They may still face a lone prison sentence. And an unbreaken spirit. In our serying jeff coming disability, i have broken my bones 100 times in my life. It is fortunate because a lot of people in my condition, they cant get out of bed, they cant use the toilet, but his determination to move beyond his physical challenges gives him the power to keep going. Good evening thank you for joining us, once again it is the unforgettable images of terrorism that force the hand of political leaders. On the 13th anniversary, president obama opened a new more adepressive chapter in himself counter for errorist strategy. Winning over some cautious support for expanding military action against the Islamic State fighters. Last night, the president is also approved a change that will allow u. S. Fors to kip i. S. Leaders. As important the they can now report, 31,000 fighters across iraq and syria, that is more than double the number, previously thought. As he tried to build support, john kerry got washingtons middle east allies to agree to try to stop the flow of foreign fighters and financing to i. S. Still there is reason for caution. Adam may on the Quick Reaction to the president s attack. I want the people to understand how this effort will be different. By the president who campaigned to end the adventures. The new strategy, stepped up u. S. Air strikes in iraq, and new strikes across the border into syria. This campaign will be waged through a city effort to take out isil wherever they exist, and our support for forces on the ground. It will provide a base and help train fighters. Thursday secretary of state was there, working the room at a meeting of key arab allies. Trying to win support for an International Coalition to fight i. S. Arab nations play a Critical Role in that coalition, the leading role, really. And certainly the effort to reputeuate once and for all, the dangerous, the offensive uh the insulting, distortion of islam, that isil propaganda attempts to spread throughout the region and the world. Internationally, the response to the president s battle plan has been somewhat cautious. Syrian warns that any air strikes conducted on its territory without its okay, would be considered an act of aggression. At least one key european ally gave a direct message count us out. To be quite clear, we have not been asked to do so. In britain, one minister said no, while others said maybe, a sign that any expanded campaign against i. S. Will lead to debate in many european capitols. In washington in the wake of the address, lawmakers are beginning to throw their weight behind the move, albeit with reservations. I can tell you in our conversations this morning a lot of our members dont feel like the campaign that was outlined last night, will accomplish the mission that the president says. And that is to destroy isil. And so frankly a lot of our members think rah lot more needs tock done. That was layed out last night. Some say the plan will fail, without sending american troops on the ground. There were also concerns when it comes to training rebels. We have to be very care and what type of weapons we give them. Al jazeera. More now on the fight against i. S. The way forward. We are seeing a president that is very well known, for being reluctant, now taking a step saying air strikes even into syria, but no boots on the ground here. You see this as a plan thats dis tinned to fail. Unfortunately, i do. I think it is an open ended commitment, i think he is making three of the same mistakes that president johnson made, almost exactly 50 years ago. He is committing our forces in an open ended type conflict. No end game. With no end game in site that we can define. Hi has gotten a situation where he is doing incremental force employ moments into the country. He is counting on winning the war from the air which we did in North Vietnam and probably worst of all, he is actually causing a sanctuary because he is not going to send u. S. Ground forces in to clear out the cities that the Islamic State has you open up a lot of questions and one of them is what do you do with that. And there a viable partner, the iraqi army, is there a viable partner for establishing the boots on the ground, which would be supported by u. S. Air strikes . I dont see one, the iraqi army was destroyed by maliki, whatever we succeeded in building, in the the eight years we were there, was pretty much undermined. The militias who are antiasaad and syria, are not capable of doing that. About whether certainly theres welcome at some level some support from the u. S. For the kurdss the turks, its a unfortunately president obama does uhnt have a lot of credibility because of the syrian debackble a year ago, so lit be hard for him to put together a credible coalition. As i see it. I wish him all the best, i always wish for our country to do well, but im not confident at all. One other thought about the approach here, some reporting from the post is that he has authorized now the killing of i. S. Leaders which up up till now, has not been allowed, does that represent a significant move forward . We have been al the Al Quaida Group for what now, 13 years. I cant remember what it is. They have a lot of experienced leaders that are just chopping at the bit. I dont think killing off the leadership will help. Reare tired marine colonel, gary anderson, we appreciate your being here with us. Thank you very much. Modern warfare reaches far beyond to the digital battlefield, whereas we have reported here, so called Islamic State has proven an aggressive opponent. The United States is leading a charge on that front as well, hoping to draw would be recruits away from the fight. America tonights digital reporter on the digital warriors. Videos online magazines, acts and viral s. The group has demonstrated a mastery of using 20 to spread its ideologies online, a feat that hasnt gone uno tied by the u. S. Government. Strengthen our defenses, counter its warped ideology. In fact, the online war against i. S. And other extremist groups has been underway for much longer than the military campaign. Tasked with countering violence extremism. When i started in 2009, the feeling that the state department, and across the executive branch, was it was wrong to dignify with a response. But it didnt make sense for the government to sit on its hands and allow recruiters to go about online or in the real world, and attempt to recruit people to their cause without trying to interfere in that process. In some way. So william helped build the center from the ground up. The center for strategic counter terrorism, has two functioned. One to blunt that recruitment using traditional media, and the second to blunt it online. And it is the online capability that has really grown. So have the efforts in english, in an attempt to steer would be western recruits away. A lot of jihadis are trying to recruit others in english. The state department felt like it needed to respond in english as wail. Today the centers focus is on i. S. , with a campaign called think again, turn away. Think again turn away is the using on twit tore carry out its mission to point out the inconsistencies in al quaida, and now the Islamic State. They use videos that those that join often never come back. That i. S. Grooms children for death, that it raped innocents. And bombs mosques full of muslims it reminds would be fighters of the parents that would return for its return, and for those that have left the fight, but is the message tainted because it is coming from the American Government . It cut uhs both ways. Certainly the fact that the state department is transparent about who it is invite as lot of anger from people that dislike the United States, but it also invite add lot of attention, by being the u. S. Government, the state department get as lot more eyeballs on their message, that would otherwise by the case. But there are changes, unlice a missile it can be hard to know if it is hitting the target. I think it is difficult to keep up. It has a very limited number of staff, with a very limited budget. The Islamic State has thousands of volunteers that are working for it. Many of them quite young, many of them very conversant, with the various social media platforms. That they are willing to give up their life to fight. Al jazeera. The back drop is the one that we can never forget. Today, marked the 13th anniversary of americas shared sorrow. To honor the nearly 3,000 that died. In new york city, where the twin towers once towered families again, remembered each loved one. My father, i love you, and you will forever be in our heart. The remembrance in washington as well. President obama and the first lady joined in the ceremonies at the pent gone. It has now been 13 years 13 years since the peace of the american mourning was broken. 13 years since nearly 3,000 beautiful lives were taken from us. In pennsylvania hundreds again gathers at that wind swept field, to honor the 33 passengers and seven crew members of flight 93, who fought the hijackers to the end. Flight 93 crashed into the field, and those brave souls were honored today with the awarding of congressional gold medals. Its not just memory that marks this day, the death toll of those who came to help, the first spottedders, and their reenforcement continues to rise. More than 70 mys have now died to illnesses related to 9 11, more even than the 60 that days on that day. America tonight on the struggle for those that do survive. Police officer, perry delane, nypd. This sounds so familiar, the reading of names but it is not. Lieutenant linda, olsen. F. D. N. Y. These are all new names. 93, Police Officers firefighters, paramedics many others, what they have in common, beyond their service on 9 11 and beyond, is death from illnesses directly retted to their efforts at ground zero. But today we honor those who we lost because of their illnesses. Their names are now ingraved alongside 172 others on this memorial on a park on long island, home to many including glen klein, a new York City Police officer who rushed downtown that september morning. Mile we were on our way to manhattan, we were monitoring the special operations. And we heard of the mys that were down, screaming stay away from the towers, theres bodies coming out of the windows. 14 of the new york city mys who died that day, belonged toeclips elite unit, Emergency Service. In the months that followed they are assigned to the reare mains of the twin towers known as the pile. How long were you down there working. I was down there about eight months. Klein is now 56 and retired. His lungs are damaged. Are you convinced that your Health Problems are a direct result of 9 11. No doubt in my mind. 100 . Because uh being part of the Emergency Service we are required to take an osha medical, and up until 9 11, my medical records would show my health was law flawless. Absolutely flawless. I didnt have anything wrong with me. Until after 9 11. Everything started to happen all at once. Quail still wearing her nypd wind breaking but disability forced her into an early retirement. Since she was four, carrol dreamed of being a my, on neap, she was one of the very first on the scene after the first plane hit, and inside tower two when it crumbled. I was trapped i had no idea that it was collapsing. I was able to grab with my left arm out, and hold on to the doorframe with one arm. Somehow she and a fellow officer scratched their way out, hearing prayers in the dark. We kept hearing a voice holly mary mother of god, holly mary mother of god, and it just kept repeating. Jesus christ, holly mary mother of god, then we finally got out. Who was saying that . We dont know, i said to ritchie, do do you see that person. Did you see that person, he says no, i said i think it was my father. My father had died. And i think it was him. Just trying to help me get out. They stayed to get others out. She is the one on the left, in this striking photo, of two cops help add dazed woman to safety. But almost immediately, carol began coughing and vomiting. We were trying to get the stuff off of our face, we were trying to breathe. In the days after the head of the e. P. A. , christene tom whitman assured rescue, world titlers the say was safe to breathe. We know of 1500 responders that have died and they died because we were lied to. We we told the air quality was safe. In fact, the vaporized building spewed out a toxic cloud of jet fuel, heating oil, metal, glass, and human remains. Ten years later spottedders got Health Benefits named for a new York Police Detective that died of respiratory illness, at first the 4 billiondollars in benefits did not cover cancer but at least 15 chemical compounds in the smoke, dust, and gas, fond in the rubble are classified as cancer causing. When they started to see the corelation, with these very rare types of cancers they really had no choice. So in 2012, president obama signed a new version of the law that covered more than 50 cancers. Insurance for First Responders such as carrol. I could have left that day, and i didnt. I would have done it all over again, i would not have left. The government has to step forward, and take responsibility to help us. For carrol that change in the law has new significance. The 49yearold was perfectly healthy the day before, the explosion left we with knee injuries that required surgery, now she suffers from lung disease, and a digestive disorder just this month, her doctors deliver add double dose of more bad news. They just diagnosed me that i have cancer. I have limb gottic cancer and i have leukemia. In a Spare Bedroom carol keeps her personal 9 11 museum. A lot of memories here. Her hat and whistle, this certificate honoring her valor. Glen kleins reminders are etched into his skin. His squad, the 14 they lost. Now he worried the act the federal insurance for responders is said to expire in two years, he knows that in time, memories fade. So glen and the others here are pushing to make the lauper independent. How concern redirect examination you about your own health, your own future . Every day for me is a struggle, with that. I have got ton the point now where i dont take anything for granted i wake up in the morning i left up my shade and i throw god a kiss. Giving me another day, i have a nineyearold son, i have two older children, and int wayto be here for them. I am very scared. Henry. Plow mapp. District of columbia. The nails keep coming. One day they will outnumber all those who died on 9 11. And cover the empty wall of granite that awaits them. So that even those not yet born on that terrible day, will know of the men and women who served and suffered. Al jazeera, long island new york. Ahead on our program, the blade runners final stretch. Olympian Oscar Pistorius escapes a murder conviction in the death of his model girlfriend, but the courtroom drama gears up for another outburst as the judgeships he could still spend significant time behind bars. And after the break, why the kids keep coming. Again, you pay me or you die. Your children will be part of my group, or ousted or killed. Thats another rule. Your daughters, will serve me or my group as sexual partners. Fault lines correspondent on the children at the border, and the threats that force so many families to try against the odds to get their kids to safety in the north. The crisis on the border. On the flood of very young migrants. Unprecedent numbers of Child Migrant whose are being detained in Border Patrol warehouses and refugee shelters too. The numbers are really astonishes. Over two years the number of unaccompanied miners rose 142 pest. Al jazeera fault lines correspondent goes behind the numbers now to find out why so many children are are leaving central america, for life in the u. S. El salvador capitol is where many Migrant Children have departed for the u. S. It is also where those that dont make it are returned. This bus arrived with children of not knowing where their children were, what concerns they were in, now they just arrived so theres a lot of emotion here, a mix of sadness and happiness. The sadness is that they didnt make it to the United States, and the happiness is to know they are alive and here. Her 15yearold son was on the bus. He left the country a week ago, and was caught by mexican authorities. Her son is interviewed by immigration officials. Fingerprinted, and released to the care of his mother. 30 scared it may be a death sentence for their son. Its been a errorred a third of the children deported back this year, have faced Death Threats from gangs his aunt says the family will have to go into hiding. This is what they are afraid of. At the morgue. Officials say an average of 12 bodies arrive each day. Many of them are gang related and many of them are young people. Nor three years the family has searched for their 16yearold son. They just recovered his remains. The ground mother told us that he was killed by a gang. A dna match was finally made. And today, they are here to bury him. The boys mother, lives in the United States. And was trying to bring her son there. The gangs, set the rules. You pay me, or you die thats a rule. Your children will be a part of my group, or they will be ousted or killed. Thats another rule. Your daughters will serve me or my group as sexual patners. Or they will be ousted or killed thats another rule. So those are the rules. The state doesnt have the capacity to overcome those rules in those communities. Two of the gangs formed in los angeles, where many refugees have settled. President ragan addressed joint sessions of congress in the 80s saying that since america was the last frontier, that the communists were to come to america and the United States, if the u. S. Didnt traline there. And guess what they decided to draw a line in my country. Goaf ruled by balance, and a society we responded to that ruling with violence. It is because we have believe in this kind of environment, and yes, the u. S. Helped nurture, and train those elites. That made violence the only argument. Harsh deportation laws landed many gang members back in el salvador in the 1990s. The u. S. Has been and is an active part of the problem. And hasnt been rah part of the solution. More of the endowment look at now refuge, children at the border. This saturday at 7 00 eastern. When we return, the final stretch, of the blade runner trial. Found not guilty, but negligent in the shooting death of his girlfriend, why Oscar Pistorius may still be headed to prison. Also in our next segment, a crisis in ukraine take as new turn, america tonight Sheila Mcvicker is in cove with the latest on the battle for control of ukraines east, and the questions about the countrys future. j as many as 4500 family whose received money after Hurricane Sandy may have to give all or some of the money back. 8050 homeowners to return 5. 8 million. The missouri law uh makers increased the require waiting time for getting an abortion from four to 72 hours. That makes it one of the most stringent waiting periods. Critics say it has no exception for rape or insist. Because its waiting period can be longer. The nfl has called on former fbi director to investigate the handling of the former running back ray rices Domestic Violence case. This announcement comes as pressure is mounting against nfl commissioner roger gadell. The rayens released rice earlier this week. The trial of Oscar Pistorius has gripped thousands around the word, after since months of courtroom battles and break downs, the presiding judge delivered her verdict in part of the case. The olympian was found not guilty of premedicated murder in the death f ohis girlfriend. She was shot and killed last valentines day. There was mixed reactions as groups gathered to protest. There were other means available to him, to deal with what he considered a threat to his life, all he had to do was to pick up his cell phone to call the police. He was able to Call Security after the incident, there is no reason why he couldnt do so before he ventured into the bathroom with the loaded firearm. He could serve a prison sentence of up to 15 years. Barry bateman, he is Senior Reporter with eyewitness news, also co wrote the book behind the door, the oscar and riva story. I understand you were in the courtroom, can you talk about the reaction to at least the first part of the verdict. I was sitting behind him, he stewarted shivering and shaking, i dont know if he was contemplating what that meant to him, or he would no longer be able to found guilty on that charge, and we adjourned early, he became quite physically ill, before that, and he was his brother and sister they aase cysted so he became quite emotional when that became clear. The judge, though, it was a bit of a surprise to us watching us from this end, the judge making a decision not to give the rest of her verdict until tomorrow. When an accused is found guilty we understand she may have been kind to him, and strategic reasons if we go half way through the day tomorrow, she will find him guilty, probably go towards culpable homicide that will give him an opportunity to reapply for bail, if it is culpable homicide that he is convicted of, it shouldnt be an issue, too difficult, not much of a flight risk, and should be out by the afternoon. And so what is the likelihood, the minimum maximum on the sentence. Well, the judges discretion would apply here. Once the verdict comes we will then break for the argument, and mitigation of the sentence, it could be anything from a suspended sentence. But up to a maximum of 15 years. Certainly a story a lot of people will be watching. Thank you so much. Thank you. A shaky cease firent cos to hold between russia and ukraine, despite reports of sporadic shootings on both sides. The iron ukrainian story has been the most effected. Thousands of the residents have been left without food or clean water. Amnesty International Says there is evidence that both sides have committed war crimes. The European Union is announcing sanctions against russia which would target oil and defense firms but these new measures can be reversed if the cease fire holds. Still there continuing shelling in eastern ukraine, and that has jeopardized the current cease fire, four servicemen have died 29 have been injured since the start of the cease fire. On friday. Russian officials are decry that is move, saying its only carrying daily necessities like food and water pure fieres. America tonight Sheila Mcvicker joins us with more, give us a picture of things on the ground, as they stand now, is this a crease fair that is meaningful. Well, it is a cease fire. But people here talk about it more in terms of a lull. There is evidence that president putin has pulled back many of the Russian Troops that lad joined the russian separatists on the ground. In eastern ukraine. There have been reports of tent collums or tillry pieces going back over the border. But theres still fighting taking place. Those prorussian separate itselfs arent going anywhere, they are still in place, and they are stillnt cooing to hold a number of the towns in eastern ukraine. So they have been pushed back a great deal. By the ukrainian military. Sheila, lets talk about the future for the eastern part of ukraine, is there an attempt to try to create a more autonomous region . The language has been deliberately vague. The ukrainian president has used words that might be interpreted to mean a semiautonomous region, or maybe interpreted to mean some kind of local government independent from other it tees a very vague situation. And thats frankly exactly the way ukraines president wants it. He wants to get to the negotiating table, he wants to use language that wont cause anyone to player up the fighting any more than it it is. And in order to do that, he is using some very very vague language. Sheila, in yournt cooing reporting you are also talking about the broader future, can you tell us what that showed you at this point . Well, the struggle in kiev is not just the focus on the fighting in the east, the struggle on kiev is basically and almost an interim struggle. It is a struggle really to modernize ukraine. And to turn ukraine into a country that the people that we have been talking to, say can look more towards europe. Than towards the very autocratic rule of Vladimir Putin and rush are sha. And more and more, they are seeing there are two different choices there, and the choice that the myden generation, the people that spent months here, fighting for their new revolution, say that what they want are real retomorrows and that they wont stop until they get them. America tonight, Sheila Mcvicker reports to us from kiev, and she will continue her reporting there, we will have more of that on america tonight, thank you very much. This more severe cases where, you know, you actually die, like and then theres like a bit less severe where you know, you are okay, but you cant do anything for yourself. Like you need constant attention. His body is fragile, but his unbroken spirit keeps him focused on overcoming disability. Struggle just to livee a what others would see as an ordinary life. Throughout this week, we have been looking at the lives and challenges faced by americans with disabilities, in our series overcoming disability, we meet a remarkable young man, fighting to make a life for himself, despite daily frustrations. His body is fragile, but frederic is determined to make it on his own. I am a Computer Programmer and i live in brooklyn new york. I have a field genesis, which is a bone condition. It is commonly known as brittle bone disease. Theres a lot of different severity types. I am somewhere in the middle, like theres more severe cases where you die. Like and then theres like a bit less severe, where youre kay but you cant do inning for yourself, you need constant attention, because everybody trying to get out of bed will cause you to break a bone. So i am somewhere in the middle. I have broken my bones 120 times. In my life. Its fortunate because a lot of people with my condition, they cant get out of bed, they cant use the toilet, or take a shower by themselves. And a lot of times doing somewhat Dangerous Things like cooking is not really safe for me, because a pan of boiling water is about as big as i am, so have to be careful. I eat the most unhealthy diet, it is really bad. When i was a kid, there wasnt a whole lot i could do. Like kid activities i had a couple of choices as far as entertainment goes. I could read, watch television, or go on the computer. I got my next computer a couple years later which i had just for me, it was like an old desk top, and i literally sat that machine all the time. When i was 13 i wrote my first computer program, and naturally i moved on to web design and things like that. Its 10 45, aaron is about to come for a meeting that we have to talk about our project. I am aaron, i own a Small Business marketing firm. Its a Small Business for online retailers frederic is our lead programmer. I was talking with frederic last summer, about him giving me more hours giving me more time, and i offed him an opportunity of moving from atlantic city, into his own apartment in new york city, and he jumped at that, and said yeah. I would be able to arrange that, he could work for me full time, he is dedicated, i know i can always find him here, and he will work sometimes 12 hour as day, he even calls me once staying up all night working on a project. You need anything. No, i have everything. Okay. Behind the key word it doesnt matter that physically, my body doesnt work properly, everybody is the same behind the keyboard, as long as you can use the key board. I work two jobs, i work one job is with my boss aaron, aaron pays for the rent here thats 1,300 per month, i dont ever see that money, because he is a tenant here, so he just pays for the rent. Good afternoon. Hello, my name is frederic brennen just calling to see when the nurses will be here to help me with my intake, its been around a month. I believe i first called you in january. Or december. As part of my medical coverage, i am entitled to an aid. After taxes in actual salary income, 800dollar as month, and out of that comes all my expenses. So it they will give you a call today. Today. Okay. Yes. All right, well, i will keep my phone on. Its almost 5 00 oclock okay thank you. No problem, if somebody doesnt call back at the end of the day call back in the morning. Okay, i will. Yep, you too. Fat chance of that happening. Thats the second time i have been told somebody will call today. Thats always their same line that somebody is going to call you today. The nurse will call you today, or the nurse will call oh, you know, tomorrow, but the nurse isnt supposed to call for a month. Hello, this is frederic brennen, trying to book a trip for tomorrow. We are going to run some errands and stop by a medical supply store. I need my wheelchair joy six fixed. I need to replace one of them is bent, one of them a magnet is missing. I have very sore arms i cant really reach down and pick things off the floor when they fall, i cant get things out of the one boards. I use them all the time. Now, the super of this building did something very annoying. He put a weight on this door. Like i swear they try to make it harder for me sometimes. So this door is now heavier than ever before. Yeah, this is the final blow out as far as this building is concerned. Access is calling me, they are probably out here. Yeah, we are three minutes away, we probably missed them. You have to be here, whatever the weather, whatever is going on, and it is up to you to find the drivers van. There we go. If you miss three trips in a month period, they suspend your service. I was safing up all my extra income for two years to try to buy a new wheelchair that would be better for me. This one it has an electrical problem, sometimes it will stop and not go any more. The bracket is went, i think that is causing the screw to get stripped because it isnt going through the threading properly. Right. Like i said, hopefully, this chair is going to be donated. Yeah. Thats the best you will get. Okay. Thank you for the help. I needed my joy stick fixed. And i needed to replace what i have, and what i use at home, unfortunately, our tax that was supposed to take us back a couple of blocks to get to where a ride will take me the rest of the way. That is now running over an hour late. So i missed the ride, i have been penalized for that, because i wasnt at the stop where they would pick me up at the right time, so now were waiting hopefully for the cab to come, so this is why i usually dont come out to the city. Because i just have tons of problems whenever i do. I think in comparison to people like other people that work in poverty, most people they dont have the luxury of even having 20 per day left over. They dont have any money left at the end of the day, and i know a lot of people like that, were in debt, left to choose between the bills they pay. I am lucky, in that i do get some support from the government, and i do have money left over at the end of the month. Remarkable man moving forward, overcoming disability as seen through the determined eyes of frederic brennen. Appreciate your being with us, you have heard the story of frederic, you know, this is reassuring that a person with this level of disability is finding his way, is creating his own opportunities as it were, but it isnt the full story of life for the disabled. One thing i like about the piece, is it shows frederic in the community, like anyone else, working, getting around, having a home, and thats really what people with disabilities want. They are not objects of pity, they are not heros. They are simply you and me, and happen to have a disability. He says he can only make 800dollar as month, we have seen this earlier in a week, we talked about the limitations that in a way, keep the dis80s poor. Yes, thats absolutely correct. We have Public Benefits structure that makes it very difficult for people to advance if they are earning money, its difficult for them to make enough so that they can survive, but not fall off of benefits cliff, for example and lose the supports that they need to remain productive. So it is a catch 22 situation. For people with disabilities to allow them to advance, and aspire to goals one of the things that we say that we are dealing with is tyranny of low expectations. Where people are expected to be department, and we are trying to get away from all that, and demonstrate that people with disabilities have capabilities just like everybody else. Executive director of the american disability law center, thank you for being with us. The challenges of Young Americans ahead. Al jazeera americas critically acclaimed series edge of 18 looks into the lyes of young people, including a focus on how College Ambitions can so easily be derailed. A preview of our next episode, after the break. Now available, the new al jazeea america mobile news app. Get our exclusive in depth, reporting when you want it. A global perspective wherever you are. The major headlines in context. Mashable says. Youll never miss the latest news they will continue looking for survivors. The potential for Energy Production is huge. No noise, no clutter, just real reporting. The new Al Jazeera America mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. Download it now finally from us, we consider how the effort to reach good goals could be so easily side tracks. On Al Jazeera America, critically acclaimed documentary series edge of 18, oscar winning highlights how hard it is for talented and ambition young poem to stay on course. If college is something you really want, why are so carefree about your life. You want to go to college. In this neighborhood, not a lot of people went to college, i am supposed toen the child that makes it that gets out of the hood, and does something better. I dont want to end up. As a status. What i found surprising is how many adult challenges the kids had to face. We think childhood is an innocent time, these kids are dealing with social issues of our day, and being forced to confront them as adults. Her sister hannah got pregnant, my friend emily got pregnant, my friend page. Hello. Okay. Hey. He is like 80 of the school pregnant. My plans is after kayli comes is to finish high school, and soon like a few months after she is born, go to college. How are you going to cope with being a mom, going to college. It will be the sail as going to high school. No, i wont. Yeah it will. No i wont. I dont know anybody that has a kid and went to college. One valuable thing about this series is that you can see the journey. And sometimes like a good fiction film they take twists and turns and in maurices case is like that, seems like he is on the road to college, because he is smart and motivated and has good grades and then he takes a downturn. And he begins hanging out with his friends and say heyen man, you can get a job as a january terrorism, his mother is going crazy. Your perception on going to college. Chicago will make you or break you. Just because you are pregnant, dont mean your life has ended. For me, my life is just beginning. Two rest of the story, you can catch edge of 18 this sunday at nine eastern. Thats it for us, this weekend on our program, 200 years ago, the battle of baltimore, at fort mchenry, provided the inspiration for our national anthem. This sunday correspondent brings you the story behind the star spanglinged banner. And remember, if you like to comment on any stories you have seen tonight, log on to our website, aljazeera. Com america tonight. And join the conversation with us on twitter, or at our facebook page, good night, we will see you again. Consider this the news of the day plus so much more. We begin with the growing controversy. Answers to the questions no one else will ask. Real perspective, consider this on Al Jazeera America 13 years after 9 11 news that the Islamic State terrorist group may have tripled in size in three months. The son of a hamas founder who switched sides to spy on the group for a decade joins us with the israeli intelligent agent who risked everything to keep him alive. Im antonio mora, welcome to consider this. Those scorize and more straight ahead