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, im 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 reports. 104yearold antonic watch his great great grandchildren play. He was six when they left armenia, he was warned they would be targeted. My mother dressed as a kurd. If they found out he was armenian he would have been killed. Antonin and his parents walked 30 kilometers to safety. He says he will never forget seeing parents abandoning their children along the way. When they got tired they would throw them in the river. Throwing them in the river was better than laying them on the ground where wild animals would eat them. These halls have are photographic evidence archival footage and eyewitness testimonies, of the ottoman atrocities committed against them. First time that is mat killings of armenians is shown in the wider context. Armenian genocide is not just part of armenian history, it is also a reliable part of the turkish history and memory. He says in addition to remembering the past, armenia is also looking ahead. Thats why its not putting any precns withpreconditions of establishing relations with turkey. Translator our position is fair and constructive. In the open air market many are still demanding acknowledgment from turkey. They have to admit it. They actually have to admit it. Im a witness. To go on as a nation, the wounds need to be healed. The Armenian Apostolic Church has cannonnized the saints. The pontifical ceremony has not been seen for over 100 years. Armenias message is its important to recognize the acts and not condone it in the future. Paul torjuvian, al jazeera. Italian authorities arrested several men suspected of planning an attack on the vatican. Authorities say nine men were arrested in raids across italy. The men are also accused of carrying out and financing attacks in afghanistan and pakistan. Claudio lavagna has more from rome. On friday, Police Conducted an antiterrorism operation that led to the arrest warrants of 18 people across italy. Now nine of those people were arrested who two of them are suspected of still being at large, seven have believed to be returned to pakistan, moved to italy in 2005 about they blended in with local communities most of them were business men well regarded. But behind the scenes investigators believe that these people were raising funds to finance terrorism operation back at the border between afghanistan and pakistan and even took active part in some of the terrorist attacks including the bombing of a market in peshawar in 2009 which killed more than a thousand people. Believed to have close ties with those who protected osama bin laden, telephone conversations where two people were asking about his health, in particular. Investigators believe this network was organized some kind was planning some kind of attack to the have it vat vatican, at the time Pope Benedict xvi. Saying that of course was a long time ago five years ago but nevertheless italy and the vatican included are still targets of organizations such as i. S. I. L, and therefore the state of alert here is still very high. Claudio lavanga in rome, thank you. Facing homicide and Human Trafficking charges accused of being the captain of the migrant boat that sank in the mediterranean, where hundreds died. Al jazeeras Barnaby Phillips reports from sicily. Is this the face of a human being in misery . Mohamed ali malek says he was only a passenger on the migrant boat that capsized, loss of hundreds of lives. Others say he was the boats captain but even guilty he would surely be only a small cog in the huge business of taking people across the mediterranean. We travel to syracuse, there are migrants in the squares bus stations bored frustrated, planning their next mooch we spoakd tospoke to julia never imagined she would be an aid worker in her home town. People dying in the sea we cannot understand it. Its crazy. I mean, people should have the right to move, to ask for asylum asylum. Its not possible to die just because of their need to escape from war or poverty. I met sara and raod, who asked not to show their faces. She arrived this week after eight days at sea. They paid about 3,000 u. S. Each to the smugglers. Theyre not bad just trying to make a business. Because i think very big business to take from one person 3,000. You dont feel angry towards them they are dining business. They are just a business. They did not force you to go on the boat. They did not mistreat you on the boat . No no. A group of daies are sudanese who try to cobble together the money to go north. They think of sweden United Kingdom as the countries they want to get to. In other words sicily is one stage in their long and dangerous journey. More all the time are arriving at sicilys shores. They celebrate their survival but they know they face many struggles to come in europe, a continent that does not want them. Barnaby phillips, al jazeera sicily. Tough words from angelina jolie. Ballasted the Security Council for failing to end the fouryearold civil war. Diplomatic editor james bays has the story. Every single month the situation is getting worse its believed 220,000 people have been killed in the conflict. The u. N. Says 7. 6 million syrians have been displaced. This month they decided to talk about all of this in an open session to try and get the world to take notice. Just listen to the words of the u. N. Humanitarian coordinator valerie aix amos. The government continues to kill maim rape and take syria to new lows that seemed unimaginable years ago. People become numb, to numbers that should shock us into action. Sitting next to ms. Amos, including the special envoy of u. N. Hcr who maps to be actress angelina jolie. Torture starvation, the targeting of schools and hospitals. But these crimes are happening every day in juniors. The Security Council has powers to address these threats to International Peace and security. But those powers lie unused. She was there i think because the u. N. Know that the media are not covering every twist and turn of the juniors crisis in thesyria crisis isdoing in the way the al jazeera is doing. James bays. 500 people have been killed since the conflict began 140 child soldiers have been recruited. Resources there are now stretched to the limit. There is a semblance of law and order here. Despite no clear governance in yemen, a bomb Disposal Unit has come to work. Not far from here is a military base that was hit in in an air strike this week. Spent ammunition litters the streets. The area is now free of chemical substances. We have examined the whole area with detectors. We have collected the remains of explosives and are moved to be disarmed somewhere else. Residents say it was the largest blast they heard since the saudi led campaign began. Look around and you see hundreds of lost man hours the thousands of dollars that will be needed for reconstruction. Although none of this is as urgent as caring for the hundreds of people hurt in that one bombing. A 20 minute drive away is the largest hospital in sanaa. Its intensive care unit is where some of the most serious cases will be seen. The hospital director says that may not be the case for much longer. Translator electricity supplied by the government has been cut off. Were using generators. Theres not enough fuel. This has been going on for a week. If it continues im afraid the hospital will have to close. Reporter it is not just this hospital in trouble. The World Health Organization is warning that yemens entire Health Care System is on the brink. Meanwhile the red cross director in sanaa believes keeping the hospitals running is even more pressing than the need for food. If we dont find a quick solution now, it will be a catastrophe in a few days. Hundreds of people can die because they dont have their medicines. He says that while medical aid has started to arrive, his staff face yet another pitfall. Delivering them to the hospitals in places where theres fighting. Emiko moli, al jazeera. An iranian negotiator says efforts are being made to hammer out a final deal on the nuclear agreement. Three are working to fill in gaps in the Framework Agreement announced last month. Negotiators have set a june 30th deadline to reach a final deal. Saudi arabia is pointing the finger at i. S. I. L. For killing of two saudi policemen. Investigators say the suspect in custody confessed to carrying out the driveby shooting of the officers earlier this month. Saudi officials believe i. S. I. L. Provided the suspects with the weapons, ammunition and money. Questions tonight about the drone strike that killed two al qaeda hostages in pakistan. Italy wants answers and president obama does as well. And fear tonight in chile of another massive eruption of the calbuco volcano. Calbuco volcano. Only on Al Jazeera America. Italy wants more answers from the u. S. About the drone strikes that celd killed two hostages. Italys foreign minister complained that it took too long for officers to verify la porta was dead. What went wrong during the january strike. President obama told american intelligence chiefs today that he is looking at whether the u. S. Needs to change the way intelligence is gathered. We all bleed when we lose an american life. We all grieve when any innocent life is taken. We dont take this work light. And i know each and every one of you understand the magnitude of what we do. And the stakes involved. These arent abstractions. We are not cavalier about what we do. An independent investigation is underway to determine what went wrong. A filipino woman facing Death Penalty in indonesia was moved to where she and nine others are about to be executed by firing squad. Despite protests and claims of innocence in manila, the indonesian government vows to carry tout executions but have not said when they will do so. Much of southern chile is on alert mid bracing for another eruption from calbuco. Geologists cannot predict the next round of volcanic activity. Lucia newman reports. Whether its going to blow any houses down like the restaurant you see behind me that collapsed under the weight of ash not just ash but stones, everybody in this town about 4,000 people have been obliged to evacuate. In fact some of the authorities allowed some of the people to come back during the course of the day to check on their animals, to try to clear the roads to their houses. Its really quite amazing the scene here. In fact this ash is very very thin, it is in the air its very very thin, most people are wearing these masks to avoid breathing disorders. But the real problem is we dont know when this will end. There havent been any more major eruptions but the seismologists who are keeping close tabs say there could be another one as absolutely any time. Lucia newman in chile. Calbuco has blanketed parts of argentina causing airlines to cancel flights to the argentina tienargentine capital. The ring of 5 25,000 mile long horseshoe shaped region that follows the rim of the pacific ocean, Indonesia Philippines japan russia down the webcast of north and south the west coast of north and south america. 90 of the earth worlds earthquakes happen on the ring of fire. Pat, very good to have you with us. You have been to chiles calbuco island calbuco volcano one of the most powerful of the countrys 100 volcanoes. How significant is this eruption . It is routine, in the sense this is ideal kind of eruption. We love to have all that gas and energy go straight up into the atmosphere because thats where it does the least amount of damage and not causing deaths. As opposed to mt. St. Helens when the blast was horizontal. Could there be any connection between the eruptions any wider increase in volcanic activity . Well, were looking at one of the most volcanic active areas in the world. If we look at countries in the world and how many active volcanos they have, chile is number two after indonesia. Its a very unusual shape very long north south and narrow east west and they have volcanoes all the length of that nation. We geologists like to talk about plate tectonics. Thats what causes the earthquakes and volcanoes. Put it another way if somebody really wanted to watch an explosive volcano work then chile would be a good place to go to see one. As you said, this is a good eruption as things like this go but how dangerous could this volcano get anyway . Even though were not seeing the horizontal eruption or lava flow how more dangerous could it be . As long as it is pumping stuff up into the air fine. But if the gas weakens this happens frequently, this is the deadliest behavior of the volcano, if the cloud collapses and falls back to the ground and rolls over the Ground Surface we call them pyroclass pyroclastic flows. Temperatures of a few hundred hundred degrees you cant breed breathe them. I say its common for that eruption cloud to weaken, moment airline, collapse and little bits of angular glass and thats the biggest threat to the humans. We have seen pictures and the incredible lightning had a can be generated. Lets talk about the ultimates yellowstone cal caldera, could be 1,000 times for stronger than yellowstone . At yellowstone you have the massive lake yellowstone thats the volcano. The blasts are so big they are bigger than the mountain, they leave huge holes in the ground. Yellowstone, being the biggest a third one in the the caldera in new mexico. Hundreds of years between eruptions. Lets put it this way. The human race has yet to experience one of those we know what happens when they do happen. Humans havent been around since one of those blew but the most dangerous to people in United States is mt. Rainier near seattle . When we look at those volcanoes from shasta to mt. Rainier, they are very active, they are active volcanoes, near Large Population centers. For st. Henls you helens, and rainier they are preparing in the region in such event. And mt. Shasta, in california you see beautiful little towns just growing and gross and growing until that inevitable day when mt. Shasta erupts and destroys those communities. Pat abbott good to have you with us. Thank you. Good to be here. Walking the fine line between different interpretations of history. Up next, the mass killing of armenians and the politics of genocide. Genocide. And marking another world war 1 event gallipoli event. O. Welcome back to Al Jazeera America im antonio mora. Coming up in this half hour of international news, southern chile is on edge bracing for another volcanic eruption as we just told you. And first a look at the stories making history around the u. S. In our american minute. Baltimore police want the answers to the arrest of freddy gray who apparently received fatal injuries while in custody 25 days ago. Gray suffered a severed spine injury and died a week after his arrest. Police are also bracing for what is expected to be a massive demonstration in baltimore on saturday. In orlando today three former florida a m students were convictof manslaughter in a hazing death of a drum major four years ago beaten to death on a band bus after a football game. A total of 15 students were originally charged. Brought attention to hazing deaths in colleges. Outgoing attorney general eric holder is saying goodbye today, in an emotional 15 minute speech he told his people that they were part of a golden age. Marking the armenian day of remembrance, from beirut to a soccer field the country has one of the largest armenian populations in the world. President obama issued a statement observing the anniversary of the massacre of more than 1 million armenians. The president avoided using the word genocide for the seventh time in his presidency. On the campaign trail in 2008 senator obama said the facts were undeniable and promised to stand with the Armenian Community to call it a genocide. Mike viqueria looks at the power of the word. Reporter the ancestors of many of these victims were victims of the 20th centurys first mass atrocity. They want what happened to be called what they and others believe it clearly is, a genocide. Its been too long that the government of the United States and the government of turkey have denied the truth of the armenian genocide. Reporter the facts are not in dispute. The wholesale systematic slaughter of 1. 5 million armenians by the turks that ruled them. Nearly a year into world war i. The controversy now over that single word. The modern day turks have made it clear. What they dont do is to use the g word, the genocide word. They have this allergy to the word genocide because of its association with the nazis and with the idea that it is the kind of ultimately evil crime. If the u. S. Used the g word it would risk enraging turkey. So has the german president and the eu both drawing sharp rebukes from ankara, even after as candidate for president as obama would. For those of you who are aware, there is a genocide that did take place against armenian people. President obama said woe say the g word but hasnt. Hes not alone. Every other president since reagan has also shied away for fear of angering turkey, a secular society. Turkey hosts insurlik air base. That we will not speak the word genocide even though thats the word of exactly what happened to the armenian people because we dont want to oofned ally. Thats a far from courageous stand to take on a seminal human rights issue and it is not something america can be proud of. Reporter friday, turkish supporters staged their own demonstration. 100 years on its time to put the issue to rest. Lets go to the broader tragedy that exists to both muslims and armenians. They feel they were lied to. My ancestors are survivors of the genocide. It pains me, angers me, frustrates me. Another year with lack of recognition of the suffering of their ancestors. Mike viqueria, al jazeera washington. Genocide, acts with intent to destroy in whole or in part a National Ethnic or religious group. Sadly there are dozens of events that qualify as genocide, of those, the holocaust perpetrated by nazi germany registers as the worst, the Ottoman Empire is thought to have killed over a million armenians a assyrian its and others. An the rwandan genocide killed 800,000 people most of them ethnic tutsi. The u. N. Definition of genocide does not include massacres of political groups that means tens of millions of People Killed in russia and china during the 20th century are not officially considered victims of genocide. A turkish American Writer joins us from washington d. C elmira, good to have you with us. Nearly a million have been prosecuted for claiming there was an armenian genocide. Why is this such a sensitive topic 100 years since the events began . On this day the turkish government continues to deny the atrocities that happened in 1915. A lot of people in turkey who wants to come to terms with the events that happened in 1915 are being pushed aside. I think a lot of people in turkey are at a point where they would like to sit down and have a rational open discussion with armenians and start the reconciliation process. What about president erdogan . I know he has gone further than any other leader of turkey and he offered condolences to armenians because of the events of 100 years ago. But just yesterday he gave a fiery speech denying that there was a genocide. We have to pus put this into context. President erdogan has gone further as you pointed out than any other turkish leader in trying to reach out and softening the language the turkish got has used regarding the 1915 situation. How about the west, a couple of dozen countries have called what happened a genocide, the u. S. And the u. K most of the world has not. We just heard in a piece how president obama promised to call it a genocide during his First Campaign but then shied away from it as president. Why is the United States shying away from calling what happened a genocide . You know i think it really comes down to turkeys own issues with grappling with the events of 1915. I mean you know for a long time the turkish government has controlled the narrative on this. A lot of turks in turkey are eager to actually rehash what happened. And find out the truth. I think a lot of turks dont actually know what the reality of what happened in 1915 was. They have been spoonfed the history and i think its important for not only to sit down with the armenians but i think its important for turks to actually understand and come to terms with that. I think that, you know, this focus of this one word is diluting a situation where i think turks and armenians when they come together they really have a common bond and they have a common and shared history. And i think there is a basis where they can come and they can have an open discussion about things. This is still hurting armenia today, turkey being its most important neighbor and as you said its land locked so it really needs to trade with the countries that are around it. Absolutely. And i think that you know we have to think as much as i think it is very important to think about the past and to rehash the history i also think its important to think about the armenians today and think about what the future generations hold. And in creating those economic ties is profoundly important for armenians now. A lot of young armenians leave armenian because there arent those opportunities. That is the situation today armenia has tremendous talent and young people could start businesses there and export to turkey and other neighbors. Thank you for coming. Thank you for having me. Led commemorations to mark the 100th anniversary of the world war i battle of gallipoli. The fighting between allied and ottoman forces on turkeys Gallipoli Peninsula the first time australia and new zealand fought under their own flags. Coming up. A look at kazakhstan and its relation with the u. S. Coming up next. Ng up next. Prorussian rebels were on the move in ukraine. A convoy of personnel carriers and light tanks were spotted in the Luhansk Region of eastern ukraine. Fighting continues at the front lines despite a ceasefire agreement signed in february. Poland says it will bar a russian Motorcycle Group from crossing its border. The night wolves say they will enter poland next week on their way to berlin in commemoration of the 70th anniversary of the end of world war ii. The night wolves are could not ensure the groups safety. Kazakhstans president has been in power for a quartercentury. He has faced little opposition at the poles and this wont change this weekend. But with the drop in Oil Prices Many of kazakhstans Industrial Centers are in decline nap means an uncertainty. Robin forester walker looks at one parts of the economy. Hot dangerous and dirty. But nickolai loves his job and his future. There will always be a need for steel wont there . That is why we have this new firmness. Nickolai helped make tementau a sof receive yet powerhouse and this mans career, the president of north kazakhstan. Today, the people need the president s help. Dozens of the plants contractors havent been paid since december. Translator i would say that this company is socially responsible towards its own employees but in its obligations to other workers such as Contractor Companies they are being reduced to nothing and this is unacceptable. Arselo says it will hob its debts and blames dropping commodity prices. Difficult decision like closing some line but on the other hand we are increasing our valueadded product and this is what its creating our hope that this is a long term sustainable. How sustainable will decide this plants and the towns future. Tementau is the largest producer in central asia and employs more than 13,000 workers and many thousands more indirectly benefit from the steel production. They call towns like temetau monotowns because of their dependence on single industry for their survival. Its dirt yu but so many towns across kazakhstan rely on their aging industries. And no one not even the president has any easy answers. Robin forester walker, tementau. Kazakhstan and the u. S. Have strong economic ties. The u. S. Is industrial in helping the former soviet republic dispose of its Nuclear Weapon stockpile. U. S. Chevron became the first major investor in 1993 and has helped conduct counterterrorism operations. Serving as ambassador, adjunct senior fellow at the and corporation, ambassador always glad to see you. Good to see you antonio. Good to see you too. One of the most diverse you know the president how has he managed to control kazakhstan for more than a quartercentury even before independence from the soviet union . He was installed by gorbachev, just before the soviet collapse. But since then, the president has been quite popular. His poll ratings are just above 90 . He has been a skilled leader. A key part of kazakhstans strategy is getting along with its leaders the base from kazakhstan through the rest of the word go through russia with small exception through the caspian sea. To the south and central asia there is not much economic activity. So for daz ak stan kazakhstan attracting the chevron investment, it is the first to eliminate Nuclear Weapons, and working with the United States on a wide range of Economic Activities since then. Large borders with china and russia and like ukraine it has a Large Russian minority, almost a quarter of the population. Is part of its longevity because hes merchandising to keep Vladimir Putin at bay . From the very beginning theres wide support for that in kazakhstan. The ethnic kazaks recognize if they offend russia, many of whom live close to the russian border that this could result in pressure on kazakhstan and perhaps something even more serious. So are from the very beginning kazakhstan has gone carefully on language, for example turkish based language, different from russian, but russian is still used in kazakhstan. It has 140 ethnicities in kazakhstan. He has managed to really walk that tight rope with being friendly with the u. S. And friendly with russia at the same time. Yes he last. And we dont really have fundamental differences. In fact, kazakhstan and russia are both large Oil Exporters but they cooperate, for example kazakhstan exports a lot of oil across russia to a black sea port and both the United States and russia have an interest in cooperating in counter proliferation to reduce the risk of Nuclear Materials or loose Nuclear Weapons and kazakhstan cooperates effectively in all those areas so this has worked well for everyone. An Islamic State video shows a group of kazak children trained in syria and the execution of a kazak spy is there a militant islamic threat in kazakhstan which is mostly muslim . It is significantly lower much much lower uzbekistan tajikistan have a considerably greater threat there. They tended not to be so focused on religion and building mosques as compared to uzbekistan. So kazakhstanis, tend to be able to get along with all of its neighbors so well. Ambassador william courtney, its good to have you with us to bring us perspective of a nation that doesnt get near enough attention thank you. Every second a child in africa dies of malaria. There is hope that a new vaccine could make a difference. And the most popular Educational App in the u. S. The u researchers in london are hoping their work on a malaria vaccine will make a difference. Al jazeeras dani isdale reports. A few tears of pain, for a few years of protection against malaria. In Subsaharan Africa 13 children die every day of the disease. A Research Team based in africa have been working towards one. Now their biggest trial of whats known as the rtss vaccine involving 15,000 infants across seven countries over five years has delivered its results. This shows that this vaccine does have some impact over a four year period. It reduces attacks of malaria and severe attacks by 30 . Is 30 enough . No, we would like it to be 90 . But malaria is such a serious issue, 30 is very good. The ratest World Health Organization report shows 40 rm mortality decreasing. Were not suggesting the rtss should be a replacement for some of the other measures such as bed nets. It is a consideration is it worthwhile and Cost Effective to add this on to the other measures that are already being given. The World Health Organization will decide whether to recommend the vaccine for use by the end of the year. Dani isdel, al jazeera. In our global view segment we look at how news outlets across the world are reacting to various events. Under the headline the guardian view of turkey and the armenians, history matters. The turkish government continues to deny the truth while the rest of the world acceptance whatssemsworld accepts whatshappened. Beyond 1915, mutual hopes and reconciliation between turkey and armenia it says the International Community should consider the benefits of a better relationship in a troubled region of the world. And finally the australian marks the centennial of the start of the Gallipoli Campaign in world war i. In an editorial the paper writes that the military catastrophe in turkey describes australias Foundation Story and calls on australians to remain true to the values of the soldiers who fought and died in that battle. The most popular cell phone game in the u. S. Is called trivia crack and one of the products made by argentinas growing games industry. Daniel schwindler reports from buenos aires. What is the capital of bolivia, who won the most best actoract oscars . The truth is the way the kids learn at this point in history is the same way that they did 100 years before. The 29yearold founded eta max while still at university, providing apps for the financial word. Took latin america by storm a couple of years ago. Approved of by parents and teachers alike for its education content. Trivia crack questions are updated discarded and added daily, supplied by the users and tailormade for each country. Its been the number 1 app in 22 countries and 11 languages. As the future comes to us borders are starting to disappear. We could be doing our job in tokyo or madrid or here. The thing is gathering a group knowing where to go and just experimenting and learning and seeing how to be the best in the world. Reporter now company that produces the number 1 app in the world with 125 million downloads so far 750,000 new ones per day, is not in silicon valley. Its not even in a sunshine shiny new building in the capital city of buenos aires. This is eta max. This is run by his dad the company he wanted young maximo to inherit. His son is occupying ever more space now employing 95 staff from around the world but not in the way his father had envisage. You know that this is a very Huge Industry and they have very easy access to distribution to markets all over the world. Well, argentina has a big lack of internal market unlike the United States, so their focus has to be in bringing things out to other countries, to the English Speaking market in particular which is dominated by the United States. Reporter and all this while argentinas economy is in recession with rampant inflation and many talented youngsters leaving to work abroad. So what represents iron on the mineral table . Maybe not so easy. Daniel schwindler, al jazeera. Same sex couples have the same as straight to marry . We will preview the arguments and find out what to look for from the justices. Thats it, thanks for watching, america tonight is up next i will see you again in an hour but we end this hour with video a liker captured when chiles calbuco volcano first erupted. A possible break through in Autism Treatment for the very young. 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