we ve got our eyes on baltimore right now where the president is touring the key bridge wreckage. you can see we ve got a senator out there speaking, senator cardin. we re going to go there once president biden does start speaking. this is a major disaster, and he s trying to gin up support and attention on this so congress acts and helps to fund it to get it entirely rebuilt. in the meantime, as we wait for the president, we re going to be talking about israel. what is driving president biden on israel, and where do americans stand on the issue? it s not clear, but what is clear is that the strike on the seven world central kitchen workers is actually an inflection point. at least in terms of rhetoric from the administration, which now says that israel has to get it together or else. the question is the or else, is it backed up by a change in policy? it seems like that answer is yes. for instance, it was only a few hours after president biden spoke with prime minister benjam
carolina. the justice department says the f.b.i. has managed to unlock an iphone that belonged to one of the san bernardino attackers without any help from apple. investigators are analyzing the data inside. as a result, the doj said it is dropping the legalffort against apple. apple had been fighting an order to unlock the phone. jacob ward has more from san francisco. reporter: antonio, it s strange to see something fought as bitter lee as this battle end in this way. the justice department says it does not need apple s help any longer. in the early reporting about the possibility that they had found an outside solution to this problem, both the timing of the release and the way that they had talked about had many observers suggesting this was some sort of third-party contractor that the justice had employed to do this kind of work. may be who solved this problem. observers are suggesting it was probably some sort of copying of the contents of the phone off of the p
we begin tonight with a serious warning to women on one college campus. the university of virginia sororities are telling young women to stay inside and stay away from fraternity parties. the fear is that these women could be at risk of sexual assault. it s become a major issue on campuses across the country but some say this warning puts the blame on women on victims. erica pitzi is at the university of virginia in charlottesville. erica glrp good eveningerica. reporter: good evening john. this is supposed to be a very exciting weekend. you ve got the televised game tomorrow and the fraternities on the ground who will be welcoming new members with big parties across greek row and yet you ve got this frustration mounting here from men and women many students not just within the greek life who are really expressing outrage over this new rule that they say really shows some jernt gender segregation and they have tried to get things changed but nothing has changed and meanwhil
our homes. we have lost everything. forced to evacuate, as chile prepares for another eruption of calbuco. building up better students, the brains behind the top educational app in the world. good evening, this is al jazeera america, i m antonio mora. we begin tonight with the sen centennial of the armenian genocide. a candle procession follows in tribute to the over 1 million armenian turks killed during world war i. protestors in major u.s. cities including los angeles called on president obama to keep his campaign promise and classify the massacre as a genocide. a continual denial of turkey, denying these atrocities and not returning the lands of armenia and not paying reparations is just continuing the crime. in a statement, president obama avoided using the term for the seventh time in his presidency. and in turkey, protesters argued against the word genocide. not part of an organized campaign no evidence that orders came from ottoman authorities. paul teterjan r
denounces russia s brute force. and game-changer. the ruling that could revolutionize college sports, players allowed to unionize. we begin with law enforcement under scrutiny or the use of deadly force. there has been another police shooting in albuquerque, new mexico, it is the 24th police shooting there in less than five years. after thousands protested, demanding an independent investigation. be heidi zhou-castro is live if albuquerque, heidi tell us what happened last night. sure john. protesting the second to last police shooting. island remind you that was the police shooting of james boyd, the homeless and mentally ill man who was killed as he wield he knives. just as that protest was wrapping up police received a 911 call and went to a case that would end up with yet another police shooting. many in this community are pointing to the irony of that situation. the police chief gordon egan has been on the job for less than a month and in that tenure already, two f