Years after fukushima , radio in activity, i radioinactivity, its the inside story. Welcome to inside story. Im ray suarez. The design failures of the Nuclear Power plant at fukushima are wellknown and japan will be living with them for a lightning sometime. The area of so radio active five years after the tsunami that robots sent in to do work too dangerous for humans failed and decide soon after they entered the contaminated zones. Register as radioactive on store shelves at the other end of the country. Japan marked the anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami this week, al jazeeras Harry Fawcett reports. Reporter in natarie, this is the closest thing ohigh ground. A mound built 96 years ago so the residents of this town could look out to sea. Five years on from the tsunami, it is a place of remembrance. Broadcast live it first showed the scale of disaster unfolding in japan. 950 people died here. Nearly 18 and a half thousand across the country. All thats left of the densely packe
All too often gender based violence. We focus this hour on young women in india, who have suffered unspeakable attacks but will not be silenced. The story of these sheros. He. It takes courage to do this, to talk to all these people. Happy birthday, happy birthday to you the strength of sheroes. Flex we meet a woman on the long road to making a difference. Its a challenge facing many of americas biggest cities and it turns out some communities far off the beaten path. Homelessness. So often it is seen as an almost unfixable problem, but america tonights producer ryan lockland traveled route 66 to find a woman whose strength was in creating home. One night it was march 12th, 2014, i woke up with a strong voice in my head, that said, you need to take over older motels and make them into transitional housing. Whoa, whats that . I wasnt looking to doing that. That morning i woke up started to make phone calls. I wrote the business plan, found motel and a year later we opened up. My name is
Zika virus is scarier than first thought and the impact could be greater than predicted lets start with developments in yemen. Four people first of all have been killed in a suicide bombing in the south of yemen. It occurred in a football stadium. Eight people were wondered in that wounded in that attack. Thats the most recent development, but there has been that fragile ceasefire in the second day between houthi fighters and Saudiled Coalition in yemen. Civilians have been bearing the brunt since last year. Reporter a rare quiet in yemens capital. For more than a year bombs have fallen on the area. Houthi rebels control the city making it the target of Saudiled Coalition air strikes trying to push them out. A break in the fighting is allowing some here to hope the bombs the stop for good. Reporter i hope all sides will observe the ceasefire. I wish for common order to be restored without any violations from either side. It is the people who are paying the pryings for in war. Reporter
Coverage are grounds to impeach Dilma Rousseff. Thats the key step in a process that could force her from office. The motion will go to the lower house of congress where a twothirds majority will be needed to decide if there should be a trial of the proovm there would move her case to the senate where two votes will have to take place. She is accused of manipulating government accounts to hide a growing deficit ahead of an election in 2014. An accusation which she denies. Problems just mounting for her. Huge numbers of people have been out on the streets demanding her resignation as the country grapples with a deep recession. Reporter after hours of heated debate, the congressional commissions vote brings the embattled president one step closer to facing impeachment. The full lower house must vote on the admissibility of the impeachment charges as the government tries desperately to block the move what theyre trying to do is persuade deputies to vote against impeachment or to be absent
Celebrating mass with the pope in cuba. The faithful flock to see francis on his first visit. Hello. Thank you for joining us. Polling booths are closing in greaseaf weiry voters were asked to choose who should lead their crisishit country. Four general elections and one referendum. Lets look at the choices available to the greek people now the governing party won the most seats in januarys election. Also lost popularity and mps since water down an antiausterity. Surge. Running almost next and next in opinion polls. Whoever wings will still probably have to form a coalition. We are hoping to be in that coalition, the traditional Left Wing Party, p, the breakap Popular Unity and centrist who have been pulling in single figures along with the hard right party. We will be live in athens in just a moment. First, hamyd reports on the days events. He called for snap elections barely nine months after his series of party swept to party in january. Tsipras was among the first to cast his ballo