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documents late. repercussions have started and we are on it. investment advice from donald trump. he says stay away from dogs and a very massive recession is on the way. stops will be up again, but remember that dallas on a roll. it s approaching an all-time record high. it is a cascade of news. the wisconsin primary, cruised in vendors narrowly beat tomorrow. they may be perhaps a of iranian weapons and up pops donald trump again. he says the hedge fund guys who pay taxes. it is monday. the news bursting out all over. varney & company is about to begin. that massive document leak. now being called the panama papers. they moved with lightning speed and social media. numerous world leaders and their families embarrassed by revelations about the money they keep off shoring tax havens. they didn t want you to know, but it s up there now. what a shakeout. judge napolitano is here. without going to the legality of this, i see this as the biggest challenge to the trillion d ....
captive. politics and islam. insinnedary comments from dr ben carson spark controversy for the g.o.p. as the party tries to capture the white house. and giant sequoyas as a tipping point. we wanted to understand the effects of the drought all the way from leaves and the landscale. climate change is taking its toll on ancient trees? good evening, i m del walters. this is al jazeera america. at this hour, pope francis has spent a last night in cuba before heading to the u.s. they arrive in america tomorrow. he ll be greeted by president obama at joint base andrews. his sixth day trip, including a trip to congress and the u.n., and he ll finish a school and a prison in philadelphia. events that allow him to focus on issues of social justice and the growing gap between rich and pour. randall pinkston has more. wall street. this week faces one of capitalism s critics. pope francis, attacked money and capitalism as a tyranny. the economy and inequality, the fi ....
its allies advance on the ground. mash floods in the u.s. state of california trigger mudslides forcing the closure of several major highways. in gaza, medical sources say one palestinian s been killed, several others injured we ve seen more tension. palestinian had argued that the measures that israel was taking to enforce security are actually measures that could threaten the security that israel claims that it wants, in particular the closure and blockages of several neighborhoods in occupied east jerusalem. this has caused you a great degree of anger among palestinians, many of whom have another two hours now to get to work or university or to get to prayers in the course of this friday. certainly, these measures being put enforce. other measures we expect to see in the day ahead, including the demolition of specific houses, not those who carried out attacks in recent days, but the israel army had said that it has already been looking at the demolition of home ....
cornhusks are being turned into kilowatts of electricity, which are going to the national power grid. we begin this news our in china, where the government has abolished its decades old one child policy. the government has said all couples will be allowed to have two children. china is calling it a proactive response to the country s aging population. let s have a look at the impact of china s one-child policy. in 15 years, china will have the oldest population on the plan net with more than 400 million people over the age of 60, burdening health care and social services. the government fears the economy will struggle to maintain growth, especially since china s working age population is drastically shrinking. the united nations projects it will lose 67 million workers over the next decade. after altering birth rates, china has create a gender gap with more men than women. chain he in a s health ministry believes the one-child policy has led to 336 million abortions a ....
and overcrowding in u.s. prisons forces the government to consider early release for as many as 48,000 inmates. the syrian government missile attack on a busy market has killed 55 people. around 100 others were wounded in the rebel-held area in duma east of damascus. more than a quarter of a million people have died since the brutal civil war began in 2011. diplomats of all of the important regional stakeholders are meeting in vienna. mohammed jamjoom joins us live outside of the hotel where all of those top diplomats have been talking for a very long time. are we getting any inkling of what is happening behind those closed doors? reporter: in short, no. the french foreign minister was scheduled to come out of the hotel and brief the press a little over an hour ago. and that still hasn t happened. what has happened is several protesters between 20 and 30 have assembled here in front of the hotel imperial, chanting anti-bashar al-assad slogans. they are supporters ....