york fed president bill dudley will speak. and the u.s. equity futures at this hour looking down. the dow is going to open down 42 points. the nasdaq down 16 points and the s&p down 6 points. in asia the hang seng is down. the shanghai composite is also down. the nikkei is marginally up this morning. european equities at this hour are also in the red across the board. again, we ll call it marginal for now and take a quick look at wti crude. we re looking at 50.20. it has come down a little bit but hasn t cracked the 50-mark in terms of a downward pressure. if you feel like the s&p has not done anything for four months, you would be correct. yes. nothing. nothing. just as flat as can be. now the things that trouble me. what troubles you this morning? what troubles me is our distance. that s a whole other story. politically, fphilosophicall and in the meantime, it looks like something could happen. good or bad. which is it s good. i remember when you built t
search for a way to stop the horror. the legal battle in texas, over an unbone baby of a woman on life support. best surfers, challenging monster waves off the coast of california. and we begin again tonight in ukraine, where there s more violence and more anger in the streets. the growing antigovernment movement prompted the state department to issue a warning to americans traveling there. as ukraine faces mounting pressure at home and abroad its president is now offering some concessions. so far, that hasn t stopped the demonstrators, see the live pictures from independence square. jennifer glasse joins us live from kiev. what sort of risks to american travelers are we talking about, jennifer? well, john, i think the state department issued that warning because it is a very, very fast moving situation in kiev and also around the country. because we have seen demonstrations spread to 12 regions of ukraine s 24 regions. but even here in kiev tonight, the demonstration
homes across america. plus nine moves, that s all it took for bill gates to surrender to a young chest master. we ll 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. we re 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 daughter s clothes. about 40 seconds after that they see her face. upper body are finally free. about 30 seconds after that, she s still stuck and nonresponsive. and then, that s when she opposite her eyes. but still, they take a few minutes, one leg is stuck and then finally: she s free. and if
and they are said to be the most persecuted group of people in the entire world. al jazerra gets a look at the people of myanmar as they live in constant fear of death. hello to you and welcome to al jazerra america, i am morgan radford live from new york city. for the first time since the three-year civil war began, syria will meet with opposition leaders. dramatic video surfaces showing a little girl rescued from a building. the building hit by rockets from the sir vinnie military. our nick shove remember is in gentlemageneva with more of thee and the story behind it. reporter: good evening. we believe this was a government trying on wednesday, we are just seeing the video for the first time. it s been posted to opposition websites. in this video, you can see a family, you can see an entire community, perhaps, digging under 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
pregnant woman on life support. they worked in mines, shined shoes or sell drinks. why 12-year-olds in bolivia are fighting to keep it that way. ing it only the second day of piece talks but we saw a small victory for rebels. women and children will be allowed to leave a key battleground city. the syrian government is drawing a hard line saying it will not give any ground in damascus, the company s capitol. the fighting rages. more now from nick schifrin in geneva reporter: the violence in syria is continuing unabated. we shouldn t diminish this is the fact the first agreement the two sides have made in three years of war. it s notdeler how it will work on the ground or whether it will alleviate any suffering. there is nowhere that suffering needs to be alleviated more than what used to be syria s third largest city, homes. most of homes simply no longer exist. f for two years, it s been pounded by bombs, mortars, art i willery. the assad regime has tried to crush this