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Mexicans flock to gladiator games
It involves flying kicks, headlocks and often, crushing blows.
Yet professional wrestling is a career choice scores of young men in Mexico dream about. For some, it is a one-way ticket to fame and fortune.
A school in the capital is teaching young would-be gladiators all the tricks and moves they need to succeed in the sport.
Al Jazeera's Franc Contreras reports from Mexico City.
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Talk to Al Jazeera - Richard Falk - 27 Dec 09 - Part 1
Professor Richard Falk describes himself as an American Jew, but it is his support of Palestinian rights that has earned him the profile and abuse that is threatening to overshadow five decades of achievements as a lawyer, an academic and an author. One year after Israel's war on Gaza, Al Jazeera talks to the UN special rapporteur on Palestine and asks him about his views on that war, the impact of the Obama presidency and the future of the peace process.
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Witness - Gaza Fixer 2
Raed Atharmneh has been the right-hand man for journalists covering Gaza for many years, providing essential knowledge, contacts and logistical backup for a number of reporters. In 2006 he became part of the news story himself, when 18 members of his family were killed by an Israeli bomb. In Gaza Fixer 2, filmmakers George Azar and Mariam Shahin return to see how Raed and his family are surviving in the aftermath of the 2008/9 Gaza war.
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Deadly clashes rock Iran
Thousands of Iranians have reportedly filled the streets of the capital, Tehran, and other cities as they reignite mass protests against the government.
Clashes have been reported around the capital, where witnesses say up to four people were killed when police and militia opened fire on the crowds.
The protests have been captured on videos and photos posted on Youtube and the social networking site, Twitter.
Al Jazeera's Nazanine Moshiri reports.
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Tuesday, December 29, 2009
News Video Clips Online Today 26 Dec.
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Kazakh orphans face social stigma
More than 16,000 children in the central Asian Republic of Kazakhstan are estimated to be living in state-run orphanages.
But, as Al Jazeera's Robin Forestier-Walker reports from Almaty, the social stigma surrounding adoption and foster care means many children are unlikely to find a new family.
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Gaza aid held up in Jordan
Since June 2007 Gaza has been under a crippling blockade with few essential goods making it through. Now an aid convoy of 250 trucks and ambulances is attempting to reach the Strip to deliver much needed supplies. But a bureaucratic argument with Egypt is holding it back in Aqaba in southwest Jordan. Al Jazeera's Clayton Swisher reports.
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Kenyan elders killed in witch-hunt
Dozens of villagers in the Kenyan district of Kisii are falling prey to superstitious groups accusing them of witchcraft.
The poverty-stricken district, known as Kenya's sorcery belt, has seen an increase in mob attacks on individuals and even killings.
Three months ago, a group of youths tortured five suspected witches before setting them on fire.
Al Jazeera's Mohammed Adow reports from Kisii.
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Thai villagers bear emotional scars
The small village of Nam Khem in Thailand was destroyed in the tsunami five years ago. More than 1,000 people - about a quarter of the residents - were killed.
Today, few physical signs remain of the destruction in the village.
But as Al Jazeera's Wayne Hay reports, the psychological impact still lingers.
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'Terror attempt' on US aircraft
US authorities say a passenger on board a transatlantic flight is in custody after trying to ignite an explosive device on the plane.
The incident happened as the flight made its final descent into the US city of Detroit.
The White House has called it "an attempted act of terrorism".
Al Jazeera's Azhar Sukri reports.
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Kazakh orphans face social stigma
More than 16,000 children in the central Asian Republic of Kazakhstan are estimated to be living in state-run orphanages.
But, as Al Jazeera's Robin Forestier-Walker reports from Almaty, the social stigma surrounding adoption and foster care means many children are unlikely to find a new family.
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Gaza aid held up in Jordan
Since June 2007 Gaza has been under a crippling blockade with few essential goods making it through. Now an aid convoy of 250 trucks and ambulances is attempting to reach the Strip to deliver much needed supplies. But a bureaucratic argument with Egypt is holding it back in Aqaba in southwest Jordan. Al Jazeera's Clayton Swisher reports.
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Kenyan elders killed in witch-hunt
Dozens of villagers in the Kenyan district of Kisii are falling prey to superstitious groups accusing them of witchcraft.
The poverty-stricken district, known as Kenya's sorcery belt, has seen an increase in mob attacks on individuals and even killings.
Three months ago, a group of youths tortured five suspected witches before setting them on fire.
Al Jazeera's Mohammed Adow reports from Kisii.
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Thai villagers bear emotional scars
The small village of Nam Khem in Thailand was destroyed in the tsunami five years ago. More than 1,000 people - about a quarter of the residents - were killed.
Today, few physical signs remain of the destruction in the village.
But as Al Jazeera's Wayne Hay reports, the psychological impact still lingers.
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'Terror attempt' on US aircraft
US authorities say a passenger on board a transatlantic flight is in custody after trying to ignite an explosive device on the plane.
The incident happened as the flight made its final descent into the US city of Detroit.
The White House has called it "an attempted act of terrorism".
Al Jazeera's Azhar Sukri reports.
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News Video Clips Online Today 25 Dec.
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Tsunami's political impact
The two countries worst hit by the most devastating disaster in modern history have followed very different political paths.
Indonesia chose a peace deal to end a 30-year old conflict in Aceh, while Sri Lanka opted to step up its military campaign against the Tamil Tiger separatists.
As Al Jazeera's Step Vaessen finds, the decisions had a crucial impact on the recovery and healing process for those caught up in the tsunami.
Mumbai lunch on wheels
The delivery of home-cooked lunch in what are called tiffin tins is a daily tradition in India's bustling commercial capital, Mumbai.
Workers leaving for work early in the morning get lunch cooked by their wives delivered to their offices, thanks to so-called dabbawallas.
About 5,000 men earn their livings through this delivery system. Every day, 200,000 boxes travel through the city on bikes and trains.
Al Jazeera's Casey Kauffman follows one such meal from kitchen to lunch table.
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Romania 20 years after Ceausescu
The people of Romania are marking twenty years since the overthrow of Nicolae Ceaucescus communist leadership.
The nation suffered the last of all the eastern European revolutions and the only one marked by bloodshed.
And it was on Christmas day in 1989 that Ceausescu was executed.
Al Jazeera's Barnaby Phillips travelled to Bucharest to find out how much of Ceaucescu's legacy pervades Romanian society today.
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Improved economy lifts Zimbabwe spirits
Last year, residents of Zimbabwe were suffering with the highest rate of inflation in the world, an a chronic shortage of even the most basic goods.
But 12 months later, goods are back on the shelves of local grocers due in part to the government's decision to replace the Zimbabwe dollar with the South African rand and the US dollar.
The improved economy has lifted sprits across the country in time for Christmas.
But as Al Jazeera's Haru Mutasa reports, more than 85 per cent of the population is still formally unemployed, despite the improvements.
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Israeli policy leaves family stranded
For seven years, Saeed Darwish of Bethlehem has had to apply for an Israeli permit to be able to live in his own home in a part of the city that Israel says is under its jurisdiction.
But a month ago, Israeli authorities decided not to renew his permit, leaving the family's sole breadwinner stranded.
Now, Darwish must decide whether to stay in his home or go to work and risk being denied permission to return.
Al Jazeera's Nisreen El-Shamayleh reports from the occupied West Bank.
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Tsunami's political impact
The two countries worst hit by the most devastating disaster in modern history have followed very different political paths.
Indonesia chose a peace deal to end a 30-year old conflict in Aceh, while Sri Lanka opted to step up its military campaign against the Tamil Tiger separatists.
As Al Jazeera's Step Vaessen finds, the decisions had a crucial impact on the recovery and healing process for those caught up in the tsunami.
Mumbai lunch on wheels
The delivery of home-cooked lunch in what are called tiffin tins is a daily tradition in India's bustling commercial capital, Mumbai.
Workers leaving for work early in the morning get lunch cooked by their wives delivered to their offices, thanks to so-called dabbawallas.
About 5,000 men earn their livings through this delivery system. Every day, 200,000 boxes travel through the city on bikes and trains.
Al Jazeera's Casey Kauffman follows one such meal from kitchen to lunch table.
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Romania 20 years after Ceausescu
The people of Romania are marking twenty years since the overthrow of Nicolae Ceaucescus communist leadership.
The nation suffered the last of all the eastern European revolutions and the only one marked by bloodshed.
And it was on Christmas day in 1989 that Ceausescu was executed.
Al Jazeera's Barnaby Phillips travelled to Bucharest to find out how much of Ceaucescu's legacy pervades Romanian society today.
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Improved economy lifts Zimbabwe spirits
Last year, residents of Zimbabwe were suffering with the highest rate of inflation in the world, an a chronic shortage of even the most basic goods.
But 12 months later, goods are back on the shelves of local grocers due in part to the government's decision to replace the Zimbabwe dollar with the South African rand and the US dollar.
The improved economy has lifted sprits across the country in time for Christmas.
But as Al Jazeera's Haru Mutasa reports, more than 85 per cent of the population is still formally unemployed, despite the improvements.
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Israeli policy leaves family stranded
For seven years, Saeed Darwish of Bethlehem has had to apply for an Israeli permit to be able to live in his own home in a part of the city that Israel says is under its jurisdiction.
But a month ago, Israeli authorities decided not to renew his permit, leaving the family's sole breadwinner stranded.
Now, Darwish must decide whether to stay in his home or go to work and risk being denied permission to return.
Al Jazeera's Nisreen El-Shamayleh reports from the occupied West Bank.
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News Video Clips Online Today 24 Dec.
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101 East - Tsunami Anniversary
The 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami claimed more than 230,000 lives across Asia. We look at rebuilding efforts so far and ask if Asia is better prepared to avoid similar future tragedies?
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Mobile school helps Mumbai's street children
The United Nations estimates that there are at least 140 million children living on less than a dollar a day in India, a large proportion of them on the streets of India's major cities.
While education can be a way out of poverty, the United Nations Children's Fund believes that only about 60 per cent of children get the most basic primary schooling.
Al Jazeera's Casey Kauffman travelled to Mumbai to meet one of the city's thousands of street children
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Lessons from the tsunami
Five years after the most devastating disaster in modern history, most survivors of the Indian Ocean tsunami have managed to pick up their lives.
The giant wave swept away loved ones, homes, livelihoods and in some cases entire communities.
In this special report from two of the worst-hit areas - Sri Lanka and the Indonesian province of Aceh - Al Jazeera's Step Vaessen reports on some of the lessons learned in the wake of the disaster.
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Philippines volcano activity intensifies
The explosions at the Mayon volcano in the Philippines are growing more intense, and the area remains on high alert for a major eruption.
Lava has been flowing from the dome for ten days and scientists are concerned a violent, toxic explosion could devastate the area surrounding volcano.
Meanwhile, many of the area residents will have to spend their Christmas in shelters. Al Jazeera's correspondent Marga Ortigas reports from Legazpi City, near Mount Mayon.
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Christmas 'under siege' in Bethlehem
As Christians around the world prepare to celebrate the birth of Jesus, owners of tourism shops in Bethlehem aren't seeing the booming business they'd expect this time of year.
Nour Odeh reports on how Israel's illegal occupation may be keeping the West Bank's tourism industry from thriving.
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101 East - Tsunami Anniversary
The 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami claimed more than 230,000 lives across Asia. We look at rebuilding efforts so far and ask if Asia is better prepared to avoid similar future tragedies?
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Mobile school helps Mumbai's street children
The United Nations estimates that there are at least 140 million children living on less than a dollar a day in India, a large proportion of them on the streets of India's major cities.
While education can be a way out of poverty, the United Nations Children's Fund believes that only about 60 per cent of children get the most basic primary schooling.
Al Jazeera's Casey Kauffman travelled to Mumbai to meet one of the city's thousands of street children
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Lessons from the tsunami
Five years after the most devastating disaster in modern history, most survivors of the Indian Ocean tsunami have managed to pick up their lives.
The giant wave swept away loved ones, homes, livelihoods and in some cases entire communities.
In this special report from two of the worst-hit areas - Sri Lanka and the Indonesian province of Aceh - Al Jazeera's Step Vaessen reports on some of the lessons learned in the wake of the disaster.
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Philippines volcano activity intensifies
The explosions at the Mayon volcano in the Philippines are growing more intense, and the area remains on high alert for a major eruption.
Lava has been flowing from the dome for ten days and scientists are concerned a violent, toxic explosion could devastate the area surrounding volcano.
Meanwhile, many of the area residents will have to spend their Christmas in shelters. Al Jazeera's correspondent Marga Ortigas reports from Legazpi City, near Mount Mayon.
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Christmas 'under siege' in Bethlehem
As Christians around the world prepare to celebrate the birth of Jesus, owners of tourism shops in Bethlehem aren't seeing the booming business they'd expect this time of year.
Nour Odeh reports on how Israel's illegal occupation may be keeping the West Bank's tourism industry from thriving.
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News Video Clips Online Today 23 Dec.
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Syria-Turkey co-operation brings economic opportunity
Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's prime minister, is expected to sign a landmark trade deal with Syria in Damascus later on Wednesday.
Five years after the two countries signed a free trade agreement, trade volume has reached nearly $2bn a year. Officials are now aiming to double that figure.
Rula Amin reports on the growing presence of Turkish business in Syria.
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Russian market for stem cells grows
The name "stem cell" was first coined by a Russian in 1908.
More than 100 years later, Russian scientists are still investigating how stem cells can help cure fatal diseases.
To support their endeavours, the Russian government has created a special section on the nation's stock market to help fund ongoing research, helping spur demand for the storing of cord blood stem cells.
Neave Barker reports from Moscow.
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Mexican marine family's killing tied to death of cartel leader
Armed men in Mexico have killed the family of a special forces marine involved in fighting a powerful drug leader.
The attack took place just hours after the military honoured the officer as a national hero.
He died last week in a raid that also killed cartel head Arturo Beltran Leyva.
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Empire - What future for 'Greater Israel'?
The Middle East 'peace process' is seriously deadlocked. Israel is determined to press ahead with the expansion of settlements. Palestinians refuse to accept anything less than their total freeze, but they are divided on the best way forward - diplomacy or resistance. The diplomatic vacuum leads to more unilateral policies and radicalisation. So how can the international community help? Is a two-state solution still possible, or one state or no state?
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Afghan training a challenge for US marines
Training Afghanistan's security forces is a key part of the United States' withdrawal strategy. US forces can't leave until an Afghan national army and police are ready to take over.
But while top officials say the national police are improving, the marines doing the actual teaching have likened the task to directing a kindergarten class.
Al Jazeera's Clayton Swisher caught up with some of the trainers in Garmsir, a small town in southern Helmand Province, to report their experiences.
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In Vietnam freedom of religion is officially protected by the constitution.
But followers of faiths not sanctioned by the state could be subject to persecution.
One such faith is the protestant strand of Christianity.
Al Jazeera gained exclusive access to one underground church, where worshippers practice in secret.
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Syria-Turkey co-operation brings economic opportunity
Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's prime minister, is expected to sign a landmark trade deal with Syria in Damascus later on Wednesday.
Five years after the two countries signed a free trade agreement, trade volume has reached nearly $2bn a year. Officials are now aiming to double that figure.
Rula Amin reports on the growing presence of Turkish business in Syria.
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Russian market for stem cells grows
The name "stem cell" was first coined by a Russian in 1908.
More than 100 years later, Russian scientists are still investigating how stem cells can help cure fatal diseases.
To support their endeavours, the Russian government has created a special section on the nation's stock market to help fund ongoing research, helping spur demand for the storing of cord blood stem cells.
Neave Barker reports from Moscow.
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Mexican marine family's killing tied to death of cartel leader
Armed men in Mexico have killed the family of a special forces marine involved in fighting a powerful drug leader.
The attack took place just hours after the military honoured the officer as a national hero.
He died last week in a raid that also killed cartel head Arturo Beltran Leyva.
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Empire - What future for 'Greater Israel'?
The Middle East 'peace process' is seriously deadlocked. Israel is determined to press ahead with the expansion of settlements. Palestinians refuse to accept anything less than their total freeze, but they are divided on the best way forward - diplomacy or resistance. The diplomatic vacuum leads to more unilateral policies and radicalisation. So how can the international community help? Is a two-state solution still possible, or one state or no state?
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Afghan training a challenge for US marines
Training Afghanistan's security forces is a key part of the United States' withdrawal strategy. US forces can't leave until an Afghan national army and police are ready to take over.
But while top officials say the national police are improving, the marines doing the actual teaching have likened the task to directing a kindergarten class.
Al Jazeera's Clayton Swisher caught up with some of the trainers in Garmsir, a small town in southern Helmand Province, to report their experiences.
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In Vietnam freedom of religion is officially protected by the constitution.
But followers of faiths not sanctioned by the state could be subject to persecution.
One such faith is the protestant strand of Christianity.
Al Jazeera gained exclusive access to one underground church, where worshippers practice in secret.
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Monday, December 28, 2009
News Video Clips Online Today 22 Dec.
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Al Qaeda in Yemen says it is fighting the US
Men claiming to be leaders of al Qaeda have made a rare public appearance in Yemen, telling an anti-government rally the fight is against the US, not the country's army. The statement was made at an al Qaeda training camp in southern Yemen - the same one that was attacked by the Americans leaving more than 30 dead. Al Jazeera's Tarek Bazley has this exclusive report.
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Mexico beach project stirs concern
Years of overdevelopment and major hurricanes have stripped large parts of Mexicos Caribbean coast of its sand.
In the tourist resort of Cancun, the government has embarked on a multi-million-dollar project to pump sand back onto the beaches.
Hotel owners hope the recovery project will bring tourists back, but environmental activists are giving warning it could cause a fresh ecological disaster.
Al Jazeera's Rachel Levin reports from the beach.
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Thai medical tourism on the rise
As the US debates multi-billion dollar reforms to its health system, a growing number of Americans are seeking out medical treatment abroad.
Many are travelling to Thailand, where they are finding medical care cheaper and with better care than they might receive at home.
Al Jazeera's Aela Callan reports on a growing trend of patients from across the world travelling to Thailand for affordable healthcare.
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Nigerians queue up for scarce fuel
Nigeria is Africa's largest oil producer, but for many Nigerians, it can take up to four days of waiting in long queues to get petrol at the regulated price.
The government has fixed the price of fuel at the pump at about 20 US cents per liter. But because all four of Nigeria's oil refineries have broken down, the country has resorted to importing fuel.
As Al Jazeera's Yvonne Ndege reports from Lagos, this has slowed the availability of fuel at the pump and created the false impression of scarcity.
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Marines hunt elusive foe in Helmand
The marines of Golf Company in Afghanistan's southern Helmand province are on a dangerous mission.
In the two months the Second Battalion has been deployed, over 10 per cent of its 180-man unit has been injured in roadside bomb attacks.
Al Jazeera's Clayton Swisher follows a patrol on a village "clearing" operation aiming to locate bomb-making materials.
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Al Qaeda in Yemen says it is fighting the US
Men claiming to be leaders of al Qaeda have made a rare public appearance in Yemen, telling an anti-government rally the fight is against the US, not the country's army. The statement was made at an al Qaeda training camp in southern Yemen - the same one that was attacked by the Americans leaving more than 30 dead. Al Jazeera's Tarek Bazley has this exclusive report.
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Mexico beach project stirs concern
Years of overdevelopment and major hurricanes have stripped large parts of Mexicos Caribbean coast of its sand.
In the tourist resort of Cancun, the government has embarked on a multi-million-dollar project to pump sand back onto the beaches.
Hotel owners hope the recovery project will bring tourists back, but environmental activists are giving warning it could cause a fresh ecological disaster.
Al Jazeera's Rachel Levin reports from the beach.
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Thai medical tourism on the rise
As the US debates multi-billion dollar reforms to its health system, a growing number of Americans are seeking out medical treatment abroad.
Many are travelling to Thailand, where they are finding medical care cheaper and with better care than they might receive at home.
Al Jazeera's Aela Callan reports on a growing trend of patients from across the world travelling to Thailand for affordable healthcare.
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Nigerians queue up for scarce fuel
Nigeria is Africa's largest oil producer, but for many Nigerians, it can take up to four days of waiting in long queues to get petrol at the regulated price.
The government has fixed the price of fuel at the pump at about 20 US cents per liter. But because all four of Nigeria's oil refineries have broken down, the country has resorted to importing fuel.
As Al Jazeera's Yvonne Ndege reports from Lagos, this has slowed the availability of fuel at the pump and created the false impression of scarcity.
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Marines hunt elusive foe in Helmand
The marines of Golf Company in Afghanistan's southern Helmand province are on a dangerous mission.
In the two months the Second Battalion has been deployed, over 10 per cent of its 180-man unit has been injured in roadside bomb attacks.
Al Jazeera's Clayton Swisher follows a patrol on a village "clearing" operation aiming to locate bomb-making materials.
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News Video Clips Online Today 21 Dec.
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Nigerians await 'botched drug trial' settlement
Families in the Nigerian state of Kano have been awarded millions of dollars by Pfizer, the world's biggest drug-maker, in a settlement over a medical trial that allegedly caused deaths and injuries.
Pfizer carried out medical trials in Kano in 1996. Two-hundred children were tested with an antibiotic called Trovan, which was supposed to treat meningitis. Eleven of those tested died soon after the trials, while many others were left with deformities.
Ten years later, the Nigerian government sued Pfizer for $2bn, saying that the company misled Kano state about the unapproved drug. Pfizer denies any wrongdoing.
An out-of-court settlement was finally reached in July this year, with Pfizer agreeing to pay up to $75m - a fraction of what was sought.
Al Jazeera's Yvonne Ndege has returned to Kano to meet families still waiting for their share of the settlement.
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Kyrgyzstan cartoon takes aims at corruption
A new children's television cartoon is being launched in Kyrgyzstan with a very grown up purpose - to fight endemic corruption in the country.
The story revolves around five children who stumble on a world where bribery and police intimidation rule.
As Robin Forestier Walker reports from the capital Bishkek, it's a thinly disguised parody of real life.
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The Arab street- Doha
Rapid population growth, the presence of US troops and Qatar's bid to host the 2022 World Cup. Subjects that excite strong opinions in the capital, Doha.
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MOBILE BULLETIN - 0035GMT - 21 Dec 09
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MOBILE BULLETIN - 1405GMT - 21 DEC 09
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Obama's idealism meets reality
When Barack Obama was elected US president, many of his supporters had high hopes he would bring a new era of reform to Washington.
He ran on a platform of idealism, touting "change" as his central motto.
But now after nearly a year in office, some are becoming increasingly disappointed.
From the watered-down climate deal in Copenhagen to a weakening stance on health care, critics argue the idealistic president is becoming too pragmatic.
Al Jazeera's Sebastian Walker reports.
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Iran mourns Montazeri death
Millions of Iranians are mourning the death of Grand Ayatollah Hossein Ali Montazeri who is due to be buried in the holy city of Qom on Monday.
Montazeri, who died on Sunday aged 87, was one of the architects of Iran's Islamic Revolution but eventually became one of the government's fiercest critics.
Montazeri's stance against Iran's leadership made him a hero of the country's opposition, while his criticisms were all the more stinging because of his stature as one of Shia Islam's most revered clerics.
Al Jazeera's Nazanine Sadri reports.
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Nigerians await 'botched drug trial' settlement
Families in the Nigerian state of Kano have been awarded millions of dollars by Pfizer, the world's biggest drug-maker, in a settlement over a medical trial that allegedly caused deaths and injuries.
Pfizer carried out medical trials in Kano in 1996. Two-hundred children were tested with an antibiotic called Trovan, which was supposed to treat meningitis. Eleven of those tested died soon after the trials, while many others were left with deformities.
Ten years later, the Nigerian government sued Pfizer for $2bn, saying that the company misled Kano state about the unapproved drug. Pfizer denies any wrongdoing.
An out-of-court settlement was finally reached in July this year, with Pfizer agreeing to pay up to $75m - a fraction of what was sought.
Al Jazeera's Yvonne Ndege has returned to Kano to meet families still waiting for their share of the settlement.
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Kyrgyzstan cartoon takes aims at corruption
A new children's television cartoon is being launched in Kyrgyzstan with a very grown up purpose - to fight endemic corruption in the country.
The story revolves around five children who stumble on a world where bribery and police intimidation rule.
As Robin Forestier Walker reports from the capital Bishkek, it's a thinly disguised parody of real life.
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The Arab street- Doha
Rapid population growth, the presence of US troops and Qatar's bid to host the 2022 World Cup. Subjects that excite strong opinions in the capital, Doha.
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MOBILE BULLETIN - 0035GMT - 21 Dec 09
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MOBILE BULLETIN - 1405GMT - 21 DEC 09
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Obama's idealism meets reality
When Barack Obama was elected US president, many of his supporters had high hopes he would bring a new era of reform to Washington.
He ran on a platform of idealism, touting "change" as his central motto.
But now after nearly a year in office, some are becoming increasingly disappointed.
From the watered-down climate deal in Copenhagen to a weakening stance on health care, critics argue the idealistic president is becoming too pragmatic.
Al Jazeera's Sebastian Walker reports.
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Iran mourns Montazeri death
Millions of Iranians are mourning the death of Grand Ayatollah Hossein Ali Montazeri who is due to be buried in the holy city of Qom on Monday.
Montazeri, who died on Sunday aged 87, was one of the architects of Iran's Islamic Revolution but eventually became one of the government's fiercest critics.
Montazeri's stance against Iran's leadership made him a hero of the country's opposition, while his criticisms were all the more stinging because of his stature as one of Shia Islam's most revered clerics.
Al Jazeera's Nazanine Sadri reports.
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News Video Clips Online Today 20 Dec.
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MOBILE BULLETIN - 0135GMT - 20 Dec 09
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Baha Mousa justice inquiry adjourns
The inquiry into the brutal murder of an Iraqi civilian at the hands of British soldiers has finished for the year. But for his family, questions still remain.
Baha Mousa was left with horrific injuries while in military custody in Basra.
His father has been in London to give evidence, and spoke to Al Jazeera's Jessica Baldwin.
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Snowfall causes havoc in United States
Fierce snow storms have wrought havoc across the western United States, hitiing transport networks and leaving thousands of travellers stranded.
Forecasters say that more than 50 centimetres of snow could fall in some parts of the country, and that it could prove to be the most severe snow storm for a decade.
Tarek Bazley reports.
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Nefertiti bust 'could return to Egypt'
She was considered Egypt's most beautiful queen but Nefertiti's iconic image has stood in Germany for the last 100 years.
Now officials from both countries are talking about the Germans possibly "lending" her statue back to Egypt.
The Egyptians claim they were tricked into letting the bust go in the first place.
Rawya Rageh reports.
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Small town America battles downturn
Small towns in the US have struggled during the recession, as plants close their doors and jobs were cut.
Earlier this year, one such town - Danville, Virginia - was struggling to cope with soaring unemployment rates near 15 percent.
The local food bank was overwhelmed, and small businesses were barely surviving.
And though the unemployment rate is dropping, its still in the double digits.
Al Jazeera's Cath Turner reports
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MOBILE BULLETIN - 0135GMT - 20 Dec 09
The latest news from Al Jazeera.
Baha Mousa justice inquiry adjourns
The inquiry into the brutal murder of an Iraqi civilian at the hands of British soldiers has finished for the year. But for his family, questions still remain.
Baha Mousa was left with horrific injuries while in military custody in Basra.
His father has been in London to give evidence, and spoke to Al Jazeera's Jessica Baldwin.
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Snowfall causes havoc in United States
Fierce snow storms have wrought havoc across the western United States, hitiing transport networks and leaving thousands of travellers stranded.
Forecasters say that more than 50 centimetres of snow could fall in some parts of the country, and that it could prove to be the most severe snow storm for a decade.
Tarek Bazley reports.
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Nefertiti bust 'could return to Egypt'
She was considered Egypt's most beautiful queen but Nefertiti's iconic image has stood in Germany for the last 100 years.
Now officials from both countries are talking about the Germans possibly "lending" her statue back to Egypt.
The Egyptians claim they were tricked into letting the bust go in the first place.
Rawya Rageh reports.
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Small town America battles downturn
Small towns in the US have struggled during the recession, as plants close their doors and jobs were cut.
Earlier this year, one such town - Danville, Virginia - was struggling to cope with soaring unemployment rates near 15 percent.
The local food bank was overwhelmed, and small businesses were barely surviving.
And though the unemployment rate is dropping, its still in the double digits.
Al Jazeera's Cath Turner reports
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News Video Clips Online Today 19 Dec.
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Turkey's rough ride to EU accession
Turkey's desire to join the European Union has raised questions of national identity for a country wedged between East and West.
Analysts say the government's decision to ban the pro-Kurdish Democratic Society Party this week has not helped their cause.
Al Jazeera's Zeina Khodr talks to the people of Istanbul about the prospect of joining the the bloc.
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Israel floods settlements with subsidies
Israel has announced a partial moratorium on settlement construction. Yet, at the same time, it has invested in those already established in a bid to solidify their existence.
In the Jordan Valley there are 22 settlements viewed as illegal under international law.
But, as Al Jazeera's Nicole Johnston reports, they benefit from a system of Israeli funding specifically focused on kick-starting settler economies.
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Auschwitz death camp sign stolen
The notorious metal sign over the entrance of the Auschwitz death camp in Poland has been stolen.
A reward has been offered for what's become an enduring reminder of the Holocaust.
Neo-Nazis are being blamed for the crime at the camp, where more than one million people were killed.
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Hopes dashed at Copenhagen summit
It's being called a failure and a betrayal by many developing nations and environmentalists, but Barack Obama, the US president, says it's an unprecedented breakthrough.
At the Copenhagen Summit, President Obama brokered an agreement between China, India, Brazil and South Africa, backed by some European leaders.
But it fails to set specific targets for cuts in greenhouse gas emissions and it isn't legally binding.
Many smaller countries have denounced the agreement, furious that they were excluded from negotiations.
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'US aided' deadly Yemen raids
The US provided firepower and intelligence to help the Yemeni government launch a series of deadly raids against suspected al-Qaeda bases in the country, the New York Times has reported.
Barack Obama, the US president, approved the military and intelligence support after receiving a request from the Yemeni government, the newspaper reported late on Friday, citing officials familiar with the operations.
Al Jazeera's correspondent in Yemen, Mohamed Vall speaks to Yemenis about what they think of the development.
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Turkey's rough ride to EU accession
Turkey's desire to join the European Union has raised questions of national identity for a country wedged between East and West.
Analysts say the government's decision to ban the pro-Kurdish Democratic Society Party this week has not helped their cause.
Al Jazeera's Zeina Khodr talks to the people of Istanbul about the prospect of joining the the bloc.
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Israel floods settlements with subsidies
Israel has announced a partial moratorium on settlement construction. Yet, at the same time, it has invested in those already established in a bid to solidify their existence.
In the Jordan Valley there are 22 settlements viewed as illegal under international law.
But, as Al Jazeera's Nicole Johnston reports, they benefit from a system of Israeli funding specifically focused on kick-starting settler economies.
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Auschwitz death camp sign stolen
The notorious metal sign over the entrance of the Auschwitz death camp in Poland has been stolen.
A reward has been offered for what's become an enduring reminder of the Holocaust.
Neo-Nazis are being blamed for the crime at the camp, where more than one million people were killed.
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Hopes dashed at Copenhagen summit
It's being called a failure and a betrayal by many developing nations and environmentalists, but Barack Obama, the US president, says it's an unprecedented breakthrough.
At the Copenhagen Summit, President Obama brokered an agreement between China, India, Brazil and South Africa, backed by some European leaders.
But it fails to set specific targets for cuts in greenhouse gas emissions and it isn't legally binding.
Many smaller countries have denounced the agreement, furious that they were excluded from negotiations.
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'US aided' deadly Yemen raids
The US provided firepower and intelligence to help the Yemeni government launch a series of deadly raids against suspected al-Qaeda bases in the country, the New York Times has reported.
Barack Obama, the US president, approved the military and intelligence support after receiving a request from the Yemeni government, the newspaper reported late on Friday, citing officials familiar with the operations.
Al Jazeera's correspondent in Yemen, Mohamed Vall speaks to Yemenis about what they think of the development.
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Friday, December 25, 2009
News Video Clips Online Today 18 Dec.
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Frost over the World - Ian Black
Ian Black is the Middle East editor at the Guardian newspaper. He joins the show to discuss Saeb Erekat's conversation with Sir David. Plus, Wangari Maathai, who in 2004 became the first African woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize for her environmental and political activism, joins Sir David from the Copenhagen climate change summit.
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Climate deal 'must benefit all'
The Copenhagen talks have highlighted the rift between developing and richer countries and about who should pay to combat climate change.
The so-called G77 group of developing nations has presented a united front at the summit.
Al Jazeera's Alan Fisher speaks to Lumumba Diaping, the group's main negotiator, about his expectations from the negotiations.
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Bangladesh's disappearing island
As the climate summit in Copenhagen battles to overcome deep divisions on cutting global emissions, one place already being hit hard by the affects of climate change is Bhola island in southern Bangladesh.
The island is being swallowed by the sea as water levels continue to rise and experts say at the current rate it could disappear in 20 years.
Al Jazeera's Step Vaessen reports on the plight of its climate change refugees.
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Inside Iraq - Iraq's Oil Law
" Iraq floats on oil " is one mantra repeated all over the Middle East, " The Americans invaded Iraq to steal its oil " is another.
However, recently Iraq has signed one oil contract and several memoranda of understanding with different energy companies.
While these contracts are " service contracts " and not the dreaded " profit sharing agreements " the question is are they legal?
With no oil law in place, what will happen to these contracts in the future?
Will they be challenged by a concerned Iraqi parliament?
To discuss this Jasim Azawi is joined by Hussain al-Shahristani, Iraq's oil minister, and Issam al-Chalabi, the former Iraqi oil minister.
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Mexico warns of drug warfare
Mexico's Attorney-General is warning that there could be an upsurge in violence following the death of a leading drug lord.
Arturo Beltran Leyva was killed in a shootout with Mexico security forces on Thursday.
His death is the biggest strike so far in President Felipe Calderon's drug war.
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Frost over the World - Ian Black
Ian Black is the Middle East editor at the Guardian newspaper. He joins the show to discuss Saeb Erekat's conversation with Sir David. Plus, Wangari Maathai, who in 2004 became the first African woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize for her environmental and political activism, joins Sir David from the Copenhagen climate change summit.
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Climate deal 'must benefit all'
The Copenhagen talks have highlighted the rift between developing and richer countries and about who should pay to combat climate change.
The so-called G77 group of developing nations has presented a united front at the summit.
Al Jazeera's Alan Fisher speaks to Lumumba Diaping, the group's main negotiator, about his expectations from the negotiations.
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Bangladesh's disappearing island
As the climate summit in Copenhagen battles to overcome deep divisions on cutting global emissions, one place already being hit hard by the affects of climate change is Bhola island in southern Bangladesh.
The island is being swallowed by the sea as water levels continue to rise and experts say at the current rate it could disappear in 20 years.
Al Jazeera's Step Vaessen reports on the plight of its climate change refugees.
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Inside Iraq - Iraq's Oil Law
" Iraq floats on oil " is one mantra repeated all over the Middle East, " The Americans invaded Iraq to steal its oil " is another.
However, recently Iraq has signed one oil contract and several memoranda of understanding with different energy companies.
While these contracts are " service contracts " and not the dreaded " profit sharing agreements " the question is are they legal?
With no oil law in place, what will happen to these contracts in the future?
Will they be challenged by a concerned Iraqi parliament?
To discuss this Jasim Azawi is joined by Hussain al-Shahristani, Iraq's oil minister, and Issam al-Chalabi, the former Iraqi oil minister.
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Mexico warns of drug warfare
Mexico's Attorney-General is warning that there could be an upsurge in violence following the death of a leading drug lord.
Arturo Beltran Leyva was killed in a shootout with Mexico security forces on Thursday.
His death is the biggest strike so far in President Felipe Calderon's drug war.
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News Video Clips Online Today 17 Dec.
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Riz Khan - D.R. Congo
Is there an end to the worl'd deadliest war? and what is the future for the UN peacekeeping force?
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Protests and progress at the climate summit
World leaders are arriving in Copenhagen as hopes of a substantive agreement on tackling climate change appear to be slipping away.
Wen Jaibao, the Chinese premier, is hoping his presence will help secure a deal by Friday.
But an impasse over funding is threatening the success of the conference.
Alan Fisher reports now on a day of protests and little progress.
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Inside Story - Uncontrolled child birth
Four babies are born every second across the world. Many are born in abject poverty and many more will descend into poverty and startvation as the world's population explosion continues
The planet's 6 billion population is expanding with the biggest booms happening in less developed countries. In Africa the population has just exceeded 1 billion and thats set to double by the year 2050. Nigeria is the continents most populated country with 153 million people thats been predicted to rise to a whopping 285 in just 40 years time. Just who is to blame for not controlling - uncontrolled birth rates? And what's the impact on development in the continent?
Inside Story, with presenter Sohail Rahman, discusses.
Guests:
-Nairobi: Alex Ezeh, Director of the African Population and Health Research Center.
-London: Cameron Duodu, a writer on African affairs.
-Washington DC: Mary Mederios Kent, a senior demographic editor at the Population Reference Bureau.
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Demolitions spark clashes in Egypt
In the Egyptian capital, Cairo, residents of poorer areas are resisting government efforts to demolish their homes.
Tensions are high after residents clashed with police.
As Rawya Rageh reports, the confrontation highlights the long running struggle involving illegally built slums which are home to many Egyptians.
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Peru's tropical glaciers under threat
Melting glaciers are threatening vital sources of drinking water and irrigation in Peru.
And no deal at the summit in Copenhagen will be bad news for people living on the frontline of climate change.
Teresa Bo reports from the Peruvian Andes, home to 70 per cent of the world's tropical glaciers.
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Riz Khan - D.R. Congo
Is there an end to the worl'd deadliest war? and what is the future for the UN peacekeeping force?
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Protests and progress at the climate summit
World leaders are arriving in Copenhagen as hopes of a substantive agreement on tackling climate change appear to be slipping away.
Wen Jaibao, the Chinese premier, is hoping his presence will help secure a deal by Friday.
But an impasse over funding is threatening the success of the conference.
Alan Fisher reports now on a day of protests and little progress.
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Inside Story - Uncontrolled child birth
Four babies are born every second across the world. Many are born in abject poverty and many more will descend into poverty and startvation as the world's population explosion continues
The planet's 6 billion population is expanding with the biggest booms happening in less developed countries. In Africa the population has just exceeded 1 billion and thats set to double by the year 2050. Nigeria is the continents most populated country with 153 million people thats been predicted to rise to a whopping 285 in just 40 years time. Just who is to blame for not controlling - uncontrolled birth rates? And what's the impact on development in the continent?
Inside Story, with presenter Sohail Rahman, discusses.
Guests:
-Nairobi: Alex Ezeh, Director of the African Population and Health Research Center.
-London: Cameron Duodu, a writer on African affairs.
-Washington DC: Mary Mederios Kent, a senior demographic editor at the Population Reference Bureau.
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Demolitions spark clashes in Egypt
In the Egyptian capital, Cairo, residents of poorer areas are resisting government efforts to demolish their homes.
Tensions are high after residents clashed with police.
As Rawya Rageh reports, the confrontation highlights the long running struggle involving illegally built slums which are home to many Egyptians.
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Peru's tropical glaciers under threat
Melting glaciers are threatening vital sources of drinking water and irrigation in Peru.
And no deal at the summit in Copenhagen will be bad news for people living on the frontline of climate change.
Teresa Bo reports from the Peruvian Andes, home to 70 per cent of the world's tropical glaciers.
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Wednesday, December 16, 2009
News Video Clips Online Today 16 Dec.
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Obama says now or never
Now is the time pass the health care bill.
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House speaker pushing for ethics reform
A Democrat-controlled Indiana House Committee has endorsed a bill designed to tighten lobbying and ethics rules.
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Schumer calls flight attendant "B" word
New York Senator Charles Schumer is embroiled in a "statement scandal."
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CELLPHONE VID: "We are peaceful. What about you?"
A close-up struggle of protesters vs. police on the front lines of a demonstration at the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen. Video by Chuck Olsen for The UpTake.
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Daughter Facing Charges For Concealing Death
Hear the 911 call reporting the death of a 88-year-old woman Tuesday. New Hanover County District Attorney Ben David said the daughter of the woman is facing charges for concealing the death.
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Reaction: Iran test-fires new missile
Small Town Hate Crime
A Pennsylvania town is in turmoil after a Mexican immigrant was beaten to death by white teenagers. As Byron Pitts reports, three police officers are being charged with a cover-up.
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Iran reportedly test-fired a new missile today that is capable of hitting Israel and parts of Europe. Does this news concern you? What message do you think Iran is sending to the international community? Are you in favor of military action against Iran or do you think a diplomatic approach can ensure peaceful ties between the country and Western nations?
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Obama says now or never
Now is the time pass the health care bill.
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House speaker pushing for ethics reform
A Democrat-controlled Indiana House Committee has endorsed a bill designed to tighten lobbying and ethics rules.
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Schumer calls flight attendant "B" word
New York Senator Charles Schumer is embroiled in a "statement scandal."
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CELLPHONE VID: "We are peaceful. What about you?"
A close-up struggle of protesters vs. police on the front lines of a demonstration at the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen. Video by Chuck Olsen for The UpTake.
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Daughter Facing Charges For Concealing Death
Hear the 911 call reporting the death of a 88-year-old woman Tuesday. New Hanover County District Attorney Ben David said the daughter of the woman is facing charges for concealing the death.
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Reaction: Iran test-fires new missile
Small Town Hate Crime
A Pennsylvania town is in turmoil after a Mexican immigrant was beaten to death by white teenagers. As Byron Pitts reports, three police officers are being charged with a cover-up.
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Iran reportedly test-fired a new missile today that is capable of hitting Israel and parts of Europe. Does this news concern you? What message do you think Iran is sending to the international community? Are you in favor of military action against Iran or do you think a diplomatic approach can ensure peaceful ties between the country and Western nations?
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News Video Clips Online Today 15 Dec.
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MOBILE BULLETIN - 0535GMT - 15 Dec 09
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No place is safe for Gazans - 15 Dec 09
Mosques, hospitals, schools and homes have been hit as the Israeli air raids in Gaza City become more intense.
Al Jazeera's Sherine Tadros, reporting from Gaza on the 20th day of the war, says there is no place of refuge left for Gazans in the densely populated territory.
Mullen warns of tough Afghan fight - 15 Dec 09
The chairman of the US joint chiefs of staff has said that Taliban and al-Qaeda fighters are becoming "more sophisticated, more effective, and more dominant".
Speaking on a visit to Kabul, Admiral Mike Mullen said he was increasingly concerned about threats from fighters based across the border in Pakistan.
Meanwhile, America's second highest ranking general in Afghanistan has said the planned deployment of 30,000 more US troops will take longer than expected.
Al-Jazeera's Todd Baer reports.
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MOBILE BULLETIN - 0035GMT - 15 Dec 09
The latest news from Al Jazeera.
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Confusion over Livni warrant - 15 Dec 09
A court in the UK has issued - and then cancelled - an arrest warrant against Israeli opposition leader Tzipi Livni.
According to the Guardian newspaper, the warrant was issued at the request of lawyers representing pro-Palestinian activists and sought Livni's arrest on suspicion of war crimes related to last year's War on Gaza.
Al Jazeera's Lauren Patterson reports.
MOBILE BULLETIN - 1405GMT - 15 Dec 09
The latest news from Al Jazeera.
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Pakistani intelligence agency 'targeted by Taliban'
Admiral Mike Mullen, the chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, has said that extremist groups that have launched attacks against US and Nato forces in Afghanistan "have been taking refuge across the border in Pakistan".
To fight that, Washington has been cultivating a relationship with the Inter-Sevices Intelligence (ISI), Pakistan's intelligence agency.
But as Imran Khan reports, the ISI are now facing their own struggle, as the Taliban turn on them.
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MOBILE BULLETIN - 0535GMT - 15 Dec 09
The latest news from Al Jazeera.
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No place is safe for Gazans - 15 Dec 09
Mosques, hospitals, schools and homes have been hit as the Israeli air raids in Gaza City become more intense.
Al Jazeera's Sherine Tadros, reporting from Gaza on the 20th day of the war, says there is no place of refuge left for Gazans in the densely populated territory.
Mullen warns of tough Afghan fight - 15 Dec 09
The chairman of the US joint chiefs of staff has said that Taliban and al-Qaeda fighters are becoming "more sophisticated, more effective, and more dominant".
Speaking on a visit to Kabul, Admiral Mike Mullen said he was increasingly concerned about threats from fighters based across the border in Pakistan.
Meanwhile, America's second highest ranking general in Afghanistan has said the planned deployment of 30,000 more US troops will take longer than expected.
Al-Jazeera's Todd Baer reports.
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MOBILE BULLETIN - 0035GMT - 15 Dec 09
The latest news from Al Jazeera.
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Confusion over Livni warrant - 15 Dec 09
A court in the UK has issued - and then cancelled - an arrest warrant against Israeli opposition leader Tzipi Livni.
According to the Guardian newspaper, the warrant was issued at the request of lawyers representing pro-Palestinian activists and sought Livni's arrest on suspicion of war crimes related to last year's War on Gaza.
Al Jazeera's Lauren Patterson reports.
MOBILE BULLETIN - 1405GMT - 15 Dec 09
The latest news from Al Jazeera.
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Pakistani intelligence agency 'targeted by Taliban'
Admiral Mike Mullen, the chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, has said that extremist groups that have launched attacks against US and Nato forces in Afghanistan "have been taking refuge across the border in Pakistan".
To fight that, Washington has been cultivating a relationship with the Inter-Sevices Intelligence (ISI), Pakistan's intelligence agency.
But as Imran Khan reports, the ISI are now facing their own struggle, as the Taliban turn on them.
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News Video Clips Online Today 14 Dec.
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The Arab street - Ramallah
What's life like behind Israel's wall, and will a freeze on Jewish settlements lead to peace? The people of Ramallah on the West Bank have their say.
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MOBILE BULLETIN - 1935GMT - 14 Dec 09
The latest news from Al Jazeera
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Iran 14 Dec 09 (23 Azar) Tehran uni Student Protest
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The Arab street - Ramallah
What's life like behind Israel's wall, and will a freeze on Jewish settlements lead to peace? The people of Ramallah on the West Bank have their say.
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Launch WISE Spacecraft Delta II Rocket
Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) spacecraft will circle Earth over the poles, scanning the entire sky one-and-a-half times in nine months. The mission will uncover hidden cosmic objects, including the coolest stars, dark asteroids and the most luminous galaxies
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The Arab street - Ramallah
What's life like behind Israel's wall, and will a freeze on Jewish settlements lead to peace? The people of Ramallah on the West Bank have their say.
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MOBILE BULLETIN - 1935GMT - 14 Dec 09
The latest news from Al Jazeera
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Iran 14 Dec 09 (23 Azar) Tehran uni Student Protest
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The Arab street - Ramallah
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Launch WISE Spacecraft Delta II Rocket
Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) spacecraft will circle Earth over the poles, scanning the entire sky one-and-a-half times in nine months. The mission will uncover hidden cosmic objects, including the coolest stars, dark asteroids and the most luminous galaxies
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Sunday, December 13, 2009
News Video Clips Online Today 13 Dec.
Is "Tremendous Momentum" Building On Health Care?
Sens. Ben Nelson (D-Neb.), Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) and Jay Rockefeller (D-W.V.) spoke with Bob Schieffer about the momentum building for health reform in the Senate, even though apprehension exists over abortion language.
Berlusconi Attacked at Milan Rally
Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi spent Sunday night in a Milan hospital after an attacker threw a model of the city's Duomo into his face. Italian press reports said the prime minister required stitches on his lips, had a broken nose and two broken teeth.
Raw Video: Obamas Attend Taping of Christmas Special
President Obama and the First Lady attended a taping of TNT's "Christmas in Washington." The annual holiday concert was recorded at the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C., and it airs on TNT Sunday
Houston Elects Openly Gay Mayor
Houston became the largest U.S. city to elect an openly gay mayor, with voters handing a solid victory to City Controller Annise . A little more than 152,000 residents turned out to cast ballots in the nation's fourth largest city.
North Korea weapons plane seized
Police in Thailand have seized a cargo plane carrying 35 tonnes of battlefield weapons, including missile launchers, made in North Korea.
The seizure is one of the biggest ever busts in the international arms embargo against North Korea.
The aircraft landed in Bangkok on Sunday on route from the North Korean capital, Pyongyang, but its exact destination is unclear.
Al Jazeera's Aela Callan reports from Bangkok
Paterson orders NY to delay payments
The state's cash crunch is about to put school districts in a bind.
Gordon Brown beds down with troops in Afghanistan
Gordon Brown has stayed the night in Army accommodation while on a surprise visit to troops in Kandahar, Afghanistan. Follow us on twitter at
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Sens. Ben Nelson (D-Neb.), Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) and Jay Rockefeller (D-W.V.) spoke with Bob Schieffer about the momentum building for health reform in the Senate, even though apprehension exists over abortion language.
Berlusconi Attacked at Milan Rally
Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi spent Sunday night in a Milan hospital after an attacker threw a model of the city's Duomo into his face. Italian press reports said the prime minister required stitches on his lips, had a broken nose and two broken teeth.
Raw Video: Obamas Attend Taping of Christmas Special
President Obama and the First Lady attended a taping of TNT's "Christmas in Washington." The annual holiday concert was recorded at the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C., and it airs on TNT Sunday
Houston Elects Openly Gay Mayor
Houston became the largest U.S. city to elect an openly gay mayor, with voters handing a solid victory to City Controller Annise . A little more than 152,000 residents turned out to cast ballots in the nation's fourth largest city.
North Korea weapons plane seized
Police in Thailand have seized a cargo plane carrying 35 tonnes of battlefield weapons, including missile launchers, made in North Korea.
The seizure is one of the biggest ever busts in the international arms embargo against North Korea.
The aircraft landed in Bangkok on Sunday on route from the North Korean capital, Pyongyang, but its exact destination is unclear.
Al Jazeera's Aela Callan reports from Bangkok
Paterson orders NY to delay payments
The state's cash crunch is about to put school districts in a bind.
Gordon Brown beds down with troops in Afghanistan
Gordon Brown has stayed the night in Army accommodation while on a surprise visit to troops in Kandahar, Afghanistan. Follow us on twitter at
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News Video Clips Online Today 12 Dec.
Greta Van Susteren on Obama; He's a Liar
Greta Van Susteren played a number of clips tonight from the 2008 campaign where Barack Obama told supporters that he was going to hold his health care talks on CSPAN. Obviously, that never happened. After playing the video Greta looked at Karl Rove and said, "It was a lie."
Agenda: With George Friedman
History will remember him as a Nobel peace laureate, but Barack Obama's legacy as president will be defined by events far from Oslo.
Climate Change March Reaches End Of Line
In the dark of a December Copenhagen night, thousands of marchers gather around the Bella Center where the UN Climate Change Conference is taking place. Video from Times Up/Copenhagen Voice. Distributed by Tubemogul.
US military-run Iraq jail an al-Qaeda 'recruiting centre'
Since the US invaded Iraq in 2003, it has detained an estimated 100,000 people in its military-run jails.
But now former inmates of one prison have told Al Jazeera it was used as a recruiting and training ground for al-Qaeda.
Camp Bucca was shut down in September, but the US still holds thousands of prisoners in Iraq, ahead of a planned handover to local authorities some time next year.
Gillette Cuts Tiger From Its Ads
A major sponsor of Tiger Woods will phase the world's most valuable athlete out of its advertisements while he takes time off to repair his personal life. (Dec. 12)
Kibaki and Raila close rank over the Mau forest
President Mwai Kibaki and prime minister are closing ranks over the controversial issue of mau restoration. The two leaders used this years Jamhuri day celebrations to warn big land owners in the Mau that their turn to be moved from the forest was nigh.
Lord Monckton adresses a Greenpeace-campaigner on global warming
Lord Monckton confronting a member of greenpeace with her ignorance!
Global warming / climate change is a scam!!!
check the facts!!
Copenhagen Protest Turns Violent: Hundreds Arrested
Environmental reporter, Olivia Zaleski and filmmakers Gabriel London and Peter Buntaine report as violence erupts during an otherwise peaceful protest at the United Nations Climate Summit in Copenhagen. An unidentified anarchist group of several hundred--most covering their faces with ski masks and hoods--began to converge, shooting explosives at nearby buildings and police. One homemade cannon launched cobblestones over the crowd, breaking the window of a nearby police van.
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Greta Van Susteren played a number of clips tonight from the 2008 campaign where Barack Obama told supporters that he was going to hold his health care talks on CSPAN. Obviously, that never happened. After playing the video Greta looked at Karl Rove and said, "It was a lie."
Agenda: With George Friedman
History will remember him as a Nobel peace laureate, but Barack Obama's legacy as president will be defined by events far from Oslo.
Climate Change March Reaches End Of Line
In the dark of a December Copenhagen night, thousands of marchers gather around the Bella Center where the UN Climate Change Conference is taking place. Video from Times Up/Copenhagen Voice. Distributed by Tubemogul.
US military-run Iraq jail an al-Qaeda 'recruiting centre'
Since the US invaded Iraq in 2003, it has detained an estimated 100,000 people in its military-run jails.
But now former inmates of one prison have told Al Jazeera it was used as a recruiting and training ground for al-Qaeda.
Camp Bucca was shut down in September, but the US still holds thousands of prisoners in Iraq, ahead of a planned handover to local authorities some time next year.
Gillette Cuts Tiger From Its Ads
A major sponsor of Tiger Woods will phase the world's most valuable athlete out of its advertisements while he takes time off to repair his personal life. (Dec. 12)
Kibaki and Raila close rank over the Mau forest
President Mwai Kibaki and prime minister are closing ranks over the controversial issue of mau restoration. The two leaders used this years Jamhuri day celebrations to warn big land owners in the Mau that their turn to be moved from the forest was nigh.
Lord Monckton adresses a Greenpeace-campaigner on global warming
Lord Monckton confronting a member of greenpeace with her ignorance!
Global warming / climate change is a scam!!!
check the facts!!
Copenhagen Protest Turns Violent: Hundreds Arrested
Environmental reporter, Olivia Zaleski and filmmakers Gabriel London and Peter Buntaine report as violence erupts during an otherwise peaceful protest at the United Nations Climate Summit in Copenhagen. An unidentified anarchist group of several hundred--most covering their faces with ski masks and hoods--began to converge, shooting explosives at nearby buildings and police. One homemade cannon launched cobblestones over the crowd, breaking the window of a nearby police van.
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News Video Clips Online Today 11 Dec.
Tiger Woods alleged mistresses Jamie Jungers Interview: My Affair With Tiger Woods
In her first live interview, one of more than a half dozen women linked to the golf star tells TODAY's Meredith Vieira that she never received a dime from him: "I got nothing out of this relationship but a broken heart."
Jamie, 26, claims that she got nothing out of this relationship but a broken heart. Jamie says that she met Woods at a Las Vegas club in 2005 when the golfer had a VIP host call me over to his table and requested to meet me, which quickly led to them hanging out, drinking.
Jamie also said in the interview, It kind of became clear to me that Tiger was interested, the more we drank, the more — I guess — flirtatious we got. Ive had a crush on him for a while. I was excited and honored he wanted to meet me.
Tiger Woods had been married a mere nine months when he hooked up with Jamie Junger. For the next 18 months they dated and by dated I mean met for sex. In an interesting twist, not only was Tiger stepping out on his wife Elin, Jamie herself was cheating on her fiancé, businessman Derek Schmidt.
Tiger Woods Admits Infidelity, Takes Golf Break
Tiger Woods released a statement on his website Friday, admitting to infidelity and saying he was taking time off from his golf career to focus on dealing with his family situation. (Dec. 11)
Weekly Address: Learning from History to Reform Wall Street
The President explains that while he continues to focus on jobs, it is also profoundly important to address the problems that created this economic mess in the first place. He commends the House of Representatives for passing reforms to our financial system, including a new Consumer Financial Protection Agency, and blasts Republican Leaders and financial industry lobbyists for their joint pep rally to defeat it. December 12, 2009. (Public Domain)
Ron Paul on Alex Jones Tv 1/2:The Federal Reserve Day's are Numbered!!
Alex welcomes back Ron Paul, Republican Congressman for the 14th congressional district of Texas, former presidential candidate, founder of the advocacy group Campaign for Liberty, sponsor of the Federal Reserve Transparency Act of 2009, and author of the best-selling book The Revolution and End the Fed.
Sarah Palin on The Tonight Show w/Conan O'Brien & William Shatner
Sarah Palin turns the tables on William Shatner on The Tonight Show.
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In her first live interview, one of more than a half dozen women linked to the golf star tells TODAY's Meredith Vieira that she never received a dime from him: "I got nothing out of this relationship but a broken heart."
Jamie, 26, claims that she got nothing out of this relationship but a broken heart. Jamie says that she met Woods at a Las Vegas club in 2005 when the golfer had a VIP host call me over to his table and requested to meet me, which quickly led to them hanging out, drinking.
Jamie also said in the interview, It kind of became clear to me that Tiger was interested, the more we drank, the more — I guess — flirtatious we got. Ive had a crush on him for a while. I was excited and honored he wanted to meet me.
Tiger Woods had been married a mere nine months when he hooked up with Jamie Junger. For the next 18 months they dated and by dated I mean met for sex. In an interesting twist, not only was Tiger stepping out on his wife Elin, Jamie herself was cheating on her fiancé, businessman Derek Schmidt.
Tiger Woods Admits Infidelity, Takes Golf Break
Tiger Woods released a statement on his website Friday, admitting to infidelity and saying he was taking time off from his golf career to focus on dealing with his family situation. (Dec. 11)
Weekly Address: Learning from History to Reform Wall Street
The President explains that while he continues to focus on jobs, it is also profoundly important to address the problems that created this economic mess in the first place. He commends the House of Representatives for passing reforms to our financial system, including a new Consumer Financial Protection Agency, and blasts Republican Leaders and financial industry lobbyists for their joint pep rally to defeat it. December 12, 2009. (Public Domain)
Ron Paul on Alex Jones Tv 1/2:The Federal Reserve Day's are Numbered!!
Alex welcomes back Ron Paul, Republican Congressman for the 14th congressional district of Texas, former presidential candidate, founder of the advocacy group Campaign for Liberty, sponsor of the Federal Reserve Transparency Act of 2009, and author of the best-selling book The Revolution and End the Fed.
Sarah Palin on The Tonight Show w/Conan O'Brien & William Shatner
Sarah Palin turns the tables on William Shatner on The Tonight Show.
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Friday, December 11, 2009
News Video Clips Online Today 10 Dec.
Humble and Hawkish, Obama Defends War, Urges Peace
Newly enshrined among the world's great peacemakers, President Barack Obama offered a striking defense of war as he accepted the Nobel Peace Prize. AP's Mark Smith reports.
Centre gives in, Andhra to be split
the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS).Late on Wednesday, Home Minister P Chidambaram announced that the "process of forming the state of Telangana will be initiated."
NYC Cop Shoots Suspect Dead in Times Square
A plainclothes cop chased a scam artist through sidewalks crowded with holiday shoppers and tourists Thursday in the heart of Times Square, killing the suspect near a landmark Broadway hotel.
Egypt accused of building Gaza wall
Israeli newspaper claims that Egypt is building an underground steel fence along its border with Gaza have been denied by the governor of Northern Sinai.
Haaretz had claimed metal sheets were being installed underground to block tunnels used to bring essential goods and medicines into Gaza.
But tunnel workers say Egypt has been enacting a far simpler plan - drilling holes into tunnels in order flood them with water.
Families of Flight 3407 put on pressure
Families of Continental Flight 3407 headed to Washington. They're putting pressure on Congress to make major changes to improve aviation safety.
US Muslim arrests in Pakistan probed
US security officials have questioned five American Muslims in Pakistan after they were arrested in that country for alleged links to al-Qaeda.
A Pakistani police chief says the men were seeking military training, and that they planned to join fighters along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
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Newly enshrined among the world's great peacemakers, President Barack Obama offered a striking defense of war as he accepted the Nobel Peace Prize. AP's Mark Smith reports.
Centre gives in, Andhra to be split
the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS).Late on Wednesday, Home Minister P Chidambaram announced that the "process of forming the state of Telangana will be initiated."
NYC Cop Shoots Suspect Dead in Times Square
A plainclothes cop chased a scam artist through sidewalks crowded with holiday shoppers and tourists Thursday in the heart of Times Square, killing the suspect near a landmark Broadway hotel.
Egypt accused of building Gaza wall
Israeli newspaper claims that Egypt is building an underground steel fence along its border with Gaza have been denied by the governor of Northern Sinai.
Haaretz had claimed metal sheets were being installed underground to block tunnels used to bring essential goods and medicines into Gaza.
But tunnel workers say Egypt has been enacting a far simpler plan - drilling holes into tunnels in order flood them with water.
Families of Flight 3407 put on pressure
Families of Continental Flight 3407 headed to Washington. They're putting pressure on Congress to make major changes to improve aviation safety.
US Muslim arrests in Pakistan probed
US security officials have questioned five American Muslims in Pakistan after they were arrested in that country for alleged links to al-Qaeda.
A Pakistani police chief says the men were seeking military training, and that they planned to join fighters along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
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