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home, like this is the first time for a long time. why did he choose to go? he wanted to go. his choice. so, the family is incredibly sad, the son is going away for the very first time, he s 21-year old. he s got a job in orlando, florida, and he thought it was a better opportunity. he s taking a flight right now. yeah, i mean all my friends are leaving. a lot of people i know, that i talk to, yeah i m leaving soon, and maybe might not come back. so, they re like yeah i want to do that too, cause it will be a better like life there, and i don t know, you know the economy. it s like, it ll be better over there. does it make you sad to leave puerto rico? it does. this is my home, my family, my friends. more puerto ricans are leaving now than at any time since the 1950s. as this historic exodus unfolds, fault lines came to find out what the future holds for the island they ve left behind. we have a good country here yeah, it s a beautiful place. as pue ....
country. especially for the nation s young people. plus, world leaders meet to ponder the fate of i.s.i.l. they look for new ways to crush the armed group, particularly as it rises up in libya. the topic of tonight s week ahead. world leaders are gathering over concern that north korea could be developing nuclear weapons programs. the united nations security council held an emergency meeting today after pyongyang launched a rocket. they say it put the entire world at risk. north korea claims the launch was part of a peaceful space programme, but diplomats think it was a secret missile test. the u.s. is now leading the charge to quickly impose new sanctions on north korea. al jazeera s gabriel elizonda has more from u.n. headquarters in new york while north korea insists the launch was an effort to put a payload in orbit. that has not been the concern of critics, it s the potential for north korea to use the rocket technology to launch a nuclear weapon. base explains ....
time for a long time. why did he choose to go? he wanted to go. his choice. so, the family is incredibly sad, the son is going away for the very first time, he s 21-year old. he s got a job in orlando, florida, and he thought it was a better opportunity. he s taking a flight right now. yeah, i mean all my friends are leaving. a lot of people i know, that i talk to, yeah i m leaving soon, and maybe might not come back. so, they re like yeah i want to do that too, cause it will be a better like life there, and i don t know, you know the economy. it s like, it ll be better over there. does it make you sad to leave puerto rico? it does. this is my home, my family, my friends. more puerto ricans are leaving now than at any time since the 1950s. as this historic exodus unfolds, fault lines came to find out what the future holds for the island they ve left behind. we have a good country here yeah, it s a beautiful place. as puerto rico s crisis deepens, th ....
the losers are starting to pile up while the survivors are struggling to define themselves to an angry electorate. i am very proud to be the only candidate up here who does not have a super pack, who is not raising huge amounts of money from wall street i don t think these attacks by insinuation are worthy of you. enough is enough. if you ve got something to say, say it directly joining me now is the former governor of montana. good to you have you with us here on third rail. good to be back let s start with this. to put it gently you ve had a complicated relationship with this presidential campaign. you considered running at one point, you came out to endorse o malley. now he is out who are you supporting? to start with i don t take it seriously that i said i was running. martin o malley is out. i haven t made up my mind which one, but i can tell you this. the longer there is a democratic primary the better it is not only for a democrat on to win the white ....
earthquake. tuning out their president, martelly has gone but haitian still hit the streets. starting with a bang. china welcomes the lunar new year but prospects for the economy are not looking so great bright. german chance letter angela merkel is meeting the president in ankara as more people flee the city of aleppo in the face of bombardment of syrian forces. our correspondent is on the border with syria. reporter: the air strikes are intense. the aim of the syrian government is to weaken the defenses of the opposition before ground forces move in. it is at the north-eastern entrance of aleppo. it is on the only route in and out of rebel held districts inside the divided city. translation: the regime already cut off the roads. the life line for the rebels is ham ra. if that is taken, there will be no way to send reinforcements. reporter: it is one of two crossings on the turkish border. it is not far from the south-western side of aleppo. the syrian government ....