we fight it every day. why the disease is spreading in one rural indiana community plus tavis smily talks about an american icon in his new ey talks about an american icon in his new book. we begin with a message from iran s supreme leader reminding us that the deal announced last week is just a framework. he said h a final deal to limit its nuclear program if economic sanctions are lifted on day one he accused the u.s. of lying and what he called devilish intentions. reporter: john good evening. no sooner had the deal been done last week that it became clear that the two sides had dramatic disagreements. so today it became clear again after those comments from top leaders in iran, the two sides are now in an open dispute. in jamaica for a regional summit, president obama stepped carefully around provocative comments by iran s top leaders. this is not done until it s done and the next two to three months of negotiations are going be absolutely critical. reporter: the
the terrorist list what it could mean for improving relations between the rivals. mandatory vaccines - a controversial bill forcing californian californian parents to have their children vaccinated good evening, i m antonio mora this is al jazeera america. tonight - officials are trying to determine the scope of the damage in central illinois after an enormous tornado touched down. we are hearing several were injured, one killed as a result of that twister. several smaller tornados struck iowa and ohio, and forecasters warn the worst may not be over. reporter: reports of damage after a massive twister touched down in the mid west. worst hit - a rural area about 80 miles west of chicago, this video is from a town of rochelle illinois a population of 10,000. here is from another angle as it ripped through the neighbouring community of fair dale. residents in ashton spotted a funnel cloud swirling through their town. the twisters were a result of a line of severe thunder s
supports the right to bare arms whether any gun laws need to be changed? we begin this hour with what is shaping up to be major mie style in the relationship between the united states and cuba. on the heels of a telephone call between the two leaders, they are now expected to meet face-to-face tomorrow. it will come at the sum milt of the americas conference in panama. this will be the first meeting since the obama administration in december moved to normalize ties. mike viqueira is in washington. and mike what does the white house now expect will be achieved with this meeting? well that big step that would normalize relations between the countries. the state department from what we understand from a democratic senator who has been briefed by the state department has recommended that that state sponsorship of terrorism designation now held by only four countries around the world, including syria, iron sudan, and cuba be lifted against cuba. there are a number of economi
i think if you never helped me my life would still be all and lonely. and tonight she will share her story of how she says the system saved her. plus art and activism. what would it be like if the client was the one this the tree. the provocative photographer who is unsettled new work may be hi most powerful and controversy yet. we begin tonight with the fight against isil, and in iraq it is getting more desperate. the government today publicly asked for volunteers to help launch a count ever attack in the city. isil forces took ramadi on sunday, since then, tens of thousands of people have fled, and the fear of isil has been growing. not just in baghdad but also in washington, d.c. we have several reports this hour first, al jazeera has the latest from central iraq. this is a new front line in unbar province. and the east of ramadi theres a fierce fight. isil has taken some towns in the district. forces lo ill to the government are trying to prevent the main group
of drones overhead is nearly constant. 11 people were killed today. the israel defense dome system, making it hard, knocking most rockets out of the sky well before they hit anyone. people are running for safety. the iron dome can only do so much, though. when the sirens sound, israelis scatter, looking for shelter, looking for a rocket trying to find its target. no sign is as ominous as this one, mobilizing along the border, egypt is trying to stop it from getting worse by spearheading talks. if the negotiators want to prevent a war they need to act quickly. ben, it looks as though everything is in place. are we about to witness a ground war here? reporter: well, it is difficult to say when a ground war would happen, but here on the border everything points to intense urgent prepares for preparations for the possibility of ground war. we ve seen a lot of tanks coming by, a lot of armored personnel carriers. there are a lot of soldiers in this area. so clearly israel is g