swift scientists say that the leader was poisoned with polonium. we have this al jazeera exclusive. first they found high amounts of polonium 210 in yasser arafat s clothes. then they found high rates in his bones. this one page report after the exhumation of arafat s body last november. they favor polonium poisoning with 83% confidence. the arafat family received the results from their lawyer along with an analysis from forensic scientists david barclay. if i were a jury, this is stone cold certain. there is no doubt that that it was polonium that caused the death of yasser arafat. when we received the results, it was just like he just died. i will not stop. me and my daughter will go to call courts in all over the world to punish who did this crime. now that i have proof that he was poisoned, i feel relief, actually, final closure for me will be knowing who killed him, and the motive and ambition behind it 2347 more than 40 years of research have given scientists kn
replacing soldiers with cyborgs. repairing the redeemer - the highwire work to fix the statue of jesus damaged by a bolt of lightning. the world is watching what is happening in ukraine, watching and wondering, if this it the moment that the squirmishes will turn into a larger battle. the protesters want to strengthen ties with the european union. there are religious, political and geographical divisions. now a tipping point. nadim baba. violence turned deadly. riot police fired towards protesters on wednesday. they were unable to hold their crowned as reinforcements arrived on the demonstrators side. translation: i carried a guy and myself from the front line. he was shot in the heart and died. as the man s bodied was brought out of a makeshift hospital and driven away. some said it would make them more determined. translation: even with the killing they won t stop the protest. more will come. translation: i m scared of the future, but i m more cared of the fut
far to link to his victims. he led the recovery in new orleans, but now former mayor ray nagin goes on trial for corruption. we begin with progress made during the second day of talks to end syria s war. a victory for rebels allowing women and children out of a key city. meanwhile, the fighting continues between the rebels and the government. more from nick schifrin. the violence in syria is continuing on unabated. we shouldn t diminish the fact that this is the first agreement in three years of war. it s not clear how it will work on the ground or if it will alleviate the suffering. there s nowhere where it needs to be alleviated more than homs, the third largest city. most of the homs simply no longer exists. for two years it s been pounded by bombs, mortars, artillery. the bashar al-assad regime tried to crush the city. from the ground and from the air. almost every day the terrifying sound of jets and the horrifying inevitable plume of smoke rising above a neighbour