time could be running out on talks in geneva over iran s nuclear program. there are still major disagreements that could keep a deal from happening. secretay of state john kerry joined negotiations in geneva this morning, but is travelling to london tomorrow. the goal is to keep iran from developing war heads, something the british foreign ministery says is a threat to stability. phil ittner joints us live from geneva. are they close to a deal? it sounds from all indications we are getting from pretty much behind closed doors that they are really down to the wire. it could be the make or break moment. because it s that, it could go either way. there s some talk that it s pessimistic. there s some talk saying that they are 90% there. there s just a few issues outstanding, not least of which the statement that s just recently come out from a high-ranking member of the iranian delegation, a deputy foreign minister that days any document that does not include the wording that
it is wednesday in the philippines and the survivors - a new day brings suffering. they are desperate for food, water and medicine. and for the people who lost everything, time is running out. help is on the way from around the world, but reaching the hardest-hit areas is difficult. helicopters having trouble finding places to land. debris blocking roads and the country s president had to send troops to stop looting. in the central philippines the devastation stretches. joining us live from cebu is craig leeson. what is the number one priority there now? strangely as it sounds, the number one priority is getting the relief out there. we are told that it s coming in from all over the world, but we are not seeing it on the ground, particularly in tacloban, where it s most needed - the hardest hit city within the central parts of the philippines, when this tidal surge swept through and took many people s lives with it. this is where this relief is supposed to be. there s suppo
. welcome to al jazeera america. relief organizations and nations around the world are scrambling to help survivors of one of the largest storms to make landfall. little aid is getting to the typhoon haiyan victims, especially those in remote locations. time is running out. the philippine government says more than 2 million people need aid. the death toll has climbed to 2200 people. damaged roads and poor conditions at airports are complicating the system. add to that relief and rescue efforts - desperate pleas for help turning to looting for food, water and medicine. let s look at where the devastation is. in the central philippines the destruction stretches from leyte to tacloban and palay. craig leeson is in cebu with the latest. reporter: they lumbered into the cebu air force base with precision - delivering precious cargo from the nightmare that is one of the worst natural disasters. those that could not walk were carried - the sick, the old and those that wanted to
hello, welcome to al jazeera america. live from new york city. i m morgan radford. operations at los angeles international airport are slowly getting back to normal after a man opened fire with an assault rifle. one tsa agent is dead. the suspect is in custody, hospitalized after being shot by airport police. brian rooney is at lax with more on the shooting that is creating panic and chaos. the airport has been reopening, from a traffic jam. virtually nothing took off or landed all day long at lax. 750 flights were affected. in the last couple of hours we learnt a few more details about what happened earlier today. cell phone video caught the moment when travellers ran for the directors doors to get away from the gunman. he was identified as paul ciancia from new jersey, saying he pulled an assault rifle out of the bag and began to shoot at the tsa screening station, and seemed to be targetting employees. fired 20 yards away from the escalators. he was looking dow
mcdonald s to convince people it sells healthy foods. he d been the leader of the pakistani taliban for four years, had a $5 million bounty on his head and was behind numerous attacks. he s dead. hakimullah mehsud has been killed in a suspected u.s. drone strike. we have this report from islamabad. it s a serious setback for the pakistani taliban. hakimullah mehsud had just finished meeting tribal leaders when the compound was struck by four missiles fired from a dran. the united states had been pursuing moousz. he was moousz for problem hakimullah mehsud for years. he was picture with a suicide bomber. the c.i.a. has his man. the pakistani government is in a difficult position. he was a man of great strategic military and tactical skills. we don t want to romantizize what he did. he killed many. on another level, he will not be so pleased that he was killed by a drone strike. at the peace talks - these were meant to start friday. it s uncertain what impact the de