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plus. reporter: i m in south africa where four white farmers are being accused of killing two black farm workers. find out why the trial is causing so much tension a u.n. task force on syria will meet in the next three hours after world powers agreed to end the fighting in late night talks in munich. russia is continuing with the air strikes. hostilities are expected to halt in a week but i.s.i.l. and al-nusra is in included in the deal. it is hoped that supplies will be sent by air to some besieged cities as early as next week. it will be monitored. reporter: 19 delegations, the span sores of international peace efforts in syria gathering in an effort to get things back on track. the most important meeting happened several hours earlier on 915th floor of the same munich hotel. is where russian foreign minister lavrov and john kerry came face-to-face. if you look at those faces, you can tell from the very start this was a difficult meeting. the russians proposed a ....
and send them back. plans of donald trump ignited fury, what he is suggesting is not new. the notion of voluntary repatriation goes back decades to president hoover s administration, when hundreds of thousands were forced out. when critics say the mass deportation is too costly to happen. the truth of a matter is in an overlooked corner of history lays proof that it has. here at the edge of the wild horse desert at a whistle stop town on the line from houston to brownsville, generations of workers and families became american. they were the people who built kinksville texas. if it wasn t for the mexicans brought over. they were the lifeblood of the early days of this town. it was their blood and suede and tears that built this town. among the sons of kingsville is flores, his parents coming a century ago, worked hard, bought a home and started a family. they thought they were doing okay, and they. they were part of america. yes. in the boom years of the ....
plans for the future of europe took on the notion of a closer union. it all came to a head in this last british election when the u.k. ran on a promise to leave britain out of e.u. and david cameron promised a national referendum on national membership, promised renegotiation on membership and campaign in remaining in the e.u. the commitment in treaty that should not apply to britain. we have a different for europe. we believe in a flexible union of free member states who share treaties and institutions to share our prosperity and protect our people from threats from our security right now a furious national argument is shaping up about costs and benefits, hook up all the tug boats you want. the british isles will only be a few dozen miles from france and a few thousand miles away from the u.s. a tension point around e.u. membership is practical, immigration markets, international standards, currencies and deep notions of what the u.k. is and what it will be. sho ....
abdeslam, captured last week in brussels. russian ultimate mawm. automatic maim. alt maim. ultimatum. and courting jewish voters. united states and israel must be closer than ever, stronger than ever and more determined than ever. the bond between the united states and israel is absolutely totally unbreakable. u.s. presidential candidates try to outdo each other suppor supporting a pro israel lobbying group. is good evening, i m antonio mora, this is al jazeera am international news hour. we begin this evening in havana where president obama is spending the second night of his historic trip to cuba. he met with raul castro and their agenda included issues of trade immigration and international rights. castro wants the united states to leave guantanamo bay. president obama began his day with a visit to the grave jose marti. in havana, protestors denounced the president as a traitor for working with the island answer communist regime. al jazeera s political repo ....
cemetery people. they have more than earned their spot in this country and they have certainly earned more than a welcome to america, good luck godspeed and then a swift kick in the ass. america tonight s sheila macvicar with those who risked their lives for u.s. forces and how we repaid them. thanks for joining us, i m joie chen. an extension of the long good-bye as president obama steps back from his long held promise, the u.s. would exit afghanistan by the end of his administration. it is a reminder of the sacrifices to get afghanistan to this point. u.s. forces have of course given their all. but they, in turn, have counted on the support of many afghans. america tonight s sheila macvicar considers our s unpaid debt. to the american soldiers, sadar khan was kk. who signed up in 2007 at camp phoenix in kabul to worked as an interpreter for u.s. military. air force, we re calling him ww. why did you decide to work for the americans? stat, a question oc ....