Homes across america. Plus nine moves, thats all it took for bill gates to surrender to a young chest master. Well show you how the billionaire blew it. And we begin in syria and the video you must see showing a girl buried alife in a rocket attack in aleppo. Nick shifrin has more on the video and the story behind it. Good evening john. We believe this was a Government Air strike on wednesday in aleppo. Were just seeing this video for the first time, been posted to oimtion website. You see a family, an entire community perhaps digging in the dirt for one victim, the smallest victim of this apparent air strike. They dig for a few minutes and then they see the first sign of their daughters clothes. About 40 seconds after that they see her face. Upper body are finally free. About 30 seconds after that, shes still stuck and nonresponsive. And then, thats when she opposite her eyes. But still, they take a few minutes, one leg is stuck and then finally shes free. And if this incredible story
Our lives hanging 10 the best surfers in the world ride the waves in one of the sports biggest competitions. [ music ] good morning to you. Welcome to Al Jazeera America. Im Morgan Radford live from new york city. As we begin ukraines capital is tense. A fragile truth has fallen apart. The governments made some concession, including an agreement to amend protest laws. Protesters say its too little, too late. Jennifer glasse reports from kiev where the clashes intensified. Antigovernment protesters in ukraine believe they have momentum as the unrest spreads from kiev, across the country starting in at least 12 regions. Protesters are taking over government buildings, barricading themselves in. A message to Viktor Yanukovych, they are unhappy with their rule, and they want change. They have offered some concessions, he said in an emergency suggests on parliament. He will consider amending laws cast last week and went into effect this week and criminalized many aspects of freedom of speec
Chemical but not telling right away, and the contaminated water that leaked into the ground. Back from the. He said separate discussions with each side today were encouraging and neither delegation will walk away this weekend. While brahimi may have been optimistic, senator mccain is not. Its a as far as, and its a as far as because anyone who beliefs that Bashar Alassad is going to willingly transition out of power is obviously just crazy. Brahim said both sides agreed to the terms from the geneva i meeting in 2012, and outlined six objectives to establish peace. Shortly before these talks, Bashar Alassad will stay in power before all their agos are in their baskets, its very important from the u. S. Point of view that these talks proceed. They dont see a lot of leverage over assad right now. So if there is no plan b that puts pressure on all sides. Can we get to a place in these talks where there are these geographic ceasefire will there will be humanitarian aid, they can go check on
Kids, high school, college age kids and i have taken to giving them some advice maybe is a little depressing to them but i say, look, i, like you, have seen a lot of pain and a lot of bad things and i know that life is cruel and short and bad things happen to good people. So i say to these young people, look, you need to do the things youre doing, whats next . How do i get into this school . How do i get into this job . Sometimes you need to turn the telescope around and in your mind look at yourself from the end, so youre an old man or old woman, god willing, and you look back and ask yourself this question, who do i want to have been . What do i want to have been . I think the answer will be, this is what you want to have been, right . You dont want to have been somebody with a great boat or a great house or a fancy car. I think you want want to be somy who has been part of protecting the innocent, rescuing children, doing all things thaw do. Turn that around to try and guide those c
And iraq needs a longterm friendship with the United States. A friendship though based on the values of democracy and the respect of human rights, and stable states. Not state that is working outside with discrimination. I think that in washington, americans understand and im convinced they should concentrate on iraq once again in order to protect it from the lack of stability. And, of course, the situation in syria, the americans also do not want iraq to be another region that exports problems and terrorism. But we want to be an oasis of democracy and stability. One last question. Iraq is scheduled to have elections at the end of april. What would you like to see the United States do around this elections to be sure they are positive . We have seen elections in iraq that were extremely helpful for iraqi democracy and weve seen some that were constructed of a rocky democracy. What can a trainee due to ensure these are structurally elections, not destruction . [speaking in native tongue