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Supplied from the u. S. To syria. Humanitarian aid will continue. The white house says 365,000 americans signed up for Health Insurance through online exchanges. Enrolment tripled since october. Health and Human Services secretary Kathleen Sebelius called for an investigation into the troubled website. Flight 216 as yarna crashed. Its been determined that the pilot did not understand how the fully Automated Systems worked. Those are the headlines. In the way. Employers snoop on email and technology use. How far is too far when it comes to bosses tracking workers. It was a handshake seen around...

South africa mourns its fallen leader and the world joined in on tuesday. Consider this have the leaders who followed him failed the country that he leaves behind . Also 700,000 are in americas terror watch list, there are concerns about whether they are effective or accurate. Who is watching the people that compile the terror watch lists. Katie couric got into some hot water for a show on h. P. V. Vaccines. We look at those and others and the dangers when america decides not to get vaccinated. And the man that got the beat at the the denver post. He joins us. We begin with an announcement fro...

Ukraine storming into kievs independence square. Crowds have been demonstrating for 10 days opposing the president s decision not to sign a packet with the eu. Secretary of state john kerry con democrated the police actions. Long time General Motors employee mary barra has been named the first ceo. She has been with the company 34 years. She started as a coopinion student when she was 18 years old. Those are the headlines. Consider this is up next. You can always catch us online at aljazeera. Com. South africa mourns its fallen leader and the world joined in on tuesday. Consider this have the ...

After failing to clear them from independent square. And a german Court Dismisses a claim that civilians were killed in an afghan raid. Hello. Angry mobs have set mosques on fire in Central African republic. The violence appears to be getting worse, and that is despite the presence of the french troops on the ground. Reporter were in a church in an area known as sasima. If i step out of the way, my cameraman can show you what is going on behind us. At unicef they have been handing out high gin kits to people. The most people in need are women and children. They need assistance, water, and food...

Johannesburg. Southern africa, home to some of the most important Mineral Deposits were racked by civil war pitting sides against each other. Murdering political opponents at home and in exile. What south africa follow angola and mozambique in civil war with its Large Population and decades of bitterness, it created the potential of being the most dangerous of all. On this edition of inside story well be discussing Nelson Mandela and the process of negotiation that kept south africa from tearing each other apart. Dignitaries, family, friends, and South Africans of all color, thousands of mourn...