On the stream csi environment we talk with scientists who helping to pinpoint pollution culprits by creating a way to fingerprint fracking waste water the stream only on Al Jazeera America inequality. And wage inequality and things, and we can focus on ferguson, mohammed thank you very much indeed. Andrew simmons our man in jerusalem. Israel will know very clearly that a growing number of countries are recognizing palestine as a state. Is it appearing to feel any kind of external pressure . I think it probably is, but whether it will admit to being in this any way wobbled by it is unlikely. The prime has reeveryon reeveryonreeveryone reeveryoned preempted this. The previous none binding votes from the u. K. , ireland, and also spain prompted suggestion that this would affect the possibility of successful peace talks unilaterally going along like this, but then many are asking, well, what option is there right now for the palestinians when the u. S. Brokered peace talks back in april co
Largest demonstrations yet against police tactics. This is Al Jazeera America. Live from new york im tony harris. The senate is now debating a 1 trilliondollar bill that will fund the government through september. The house narrowly passed the bill last night. But it has exposed a huge resist between Congressional Democrats and the white house. Were live at the white house, mike viqueira, what is the status of the relationship between president obama and house and Senate Democrats . Reporter well, i think that the status as a whole has got a lot of repairing to do. A lot of work to do. That was evident last night when president obama finished. They were very rested. They were very angry. There are two ways to look at what is going on here and what happened in this dramatic event on capitol hill. First, the negative way allowing a provision that would roll back one of his significant achievements. That would further tighten regulations. He allowed this to be snuck into the bill, that do
Teachers and students its supposed to help. We begin in washington. The senate is debating a 1 trilliondollar bill that would fund the government through september it narrowly passed legislation last night. But the battle over some of the bills provisions have exposed a huge resist between the democrats and the white house. Mike is at the white house for us. Mike, how strained is the relationship between the white house and the resist on capitol hill . It is really dramatic. You cant help but come to the conclusion that this is what a lame duck presidency looks like. Considering this fight over the 1 trilliondollar spending package that will keep the government running for one year. President obama teeming up with john boehner and of all people jamie dimon, they all had reasons for getting the bill passed but that is an odd team when he consider the opposition, nancy pelosi, Elizabeth Warren and a vast majority of the democrats. It was put on the house floor and squeaked by. This is wh
Musicians hoping new visa rules will rocket them to international status. We begin in london where air traffic has just been restored after a technical failure lead to air space restrictions. Flights had been grounded. But now flights have been resumed. Lets go to neve barker who joins us live from london. Do you know anymore of the cause of this power outage . Well, the british air Traffic Control now say the problem has been fixed. They are pointing the finger at a computer glitch. Initially they said a power outage may have been responsible for the suspension of flights across the british capitol. Nows out of the citys second largest airport is that flights are able to now land and takeoff. But there could well be severe he days. Similar story for the largest airport here in london, and some of the other airports as bell. This is exactly the kind of wobble that air Traffic Control and airports done want to have only a couple of weeks before the holiday season. We know some of the ai
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