>> this is al jazeera. >> from al jazeera's headquarters, this is the news hour. coming up in the next 60 minutes... ukraine is saying it regained the control of the airport and at least 40 people are killed. >> egypt declares a national holiday and calling the people out to vote on the fiem day of the elections. >> back at base, there is a close call, a team of chemical

weapons officials are under attack. >> this hand shake is a special meeting. a rare meeting between israel and pakistan. >> first, pro-russian separates are saying 40 people killed in ukraine after the troops are fighting to take control of the airport. armed men stormed the airport and stopping the flights. it is the airport's second biggest. the police shutdown the streets and people advised to stay at home. >> first, here is a report. >> they came from above to retake the airport. the ukraine launching a big

operation against the pro-russian fighters. the airport shutdown. no flights in or out of the city of a million. the police blocked the access to the entrance and the authorities set a deadline for the separatists to lay down the arms and it came and went and no surrender. the smoke rose oaf the airport as attacks were launched. more arrived to join in on the fieblth. fighters belonging to a pro-russian militia and running into the fire power and separatists are killed and others brought to the hospitals. about a hundred fellow fighters were killed around him. >> they were not many injured left. most of us were dead. >> this is where they ended up, the city morgue. piles of bodies and many missing

limbs. one al jazeera crew caught up in the cross fire. they were on the road leading to the airport and the shooting broke out and the crew escaped unharmed. they avoided an explosion as they were turning back. the government now says it has control of the airport and there reports of fighting elsewhere in donetsk. >> we have live in kiev and nick, is a the coindense these attacks are less than 24 hours after the election?

>> particularly as the president-ele president-elect is waiting for the final count and the first trip would be to the eastern regions to show that he was legitimate president of all ukrainians and taking airport the president would land. throughout the election didn't allow the soldiers to fire against the prorussian militias and you there is a clear indication it is willing to do so. >> there are, well, we are seeing pictures horrendous pictures of the bodies lined up in the morgue as we have seen in the report and they are distressing and there are number

of versions of the people killed at the airport. >> there are, but i think that's par for the course to a certain extent because of the territory where the additional bodies may be lying is in now in the hands of the government troops and the priority is not collecting the bodies but continuing to fight. so the lowest numbers are 30, 40, and the wounded a hundred men in the report, it is a murky, fluid situation on the ground, and the precise number of killed will only be noun in the days to come. but it is safe to bet that the numbers will go up. >> i suspect you are right. thank you, nick. >> thank you. >> russian's president putin wants to ukrainian military to stop.

we have more now on the reaction from the kremlin. >> russian's position on the military campaign is remaining consistent and calling for it to stop and putel is making the request again today in a phone conversation with the italian prime minister. now, russia has offered its services as a mediator in the conversations and the talking between kiev and the prorussian separatists in the east. the reason for that is that moscow doesn't want the pro russian separatists to be defeated by kiev. that would boost kiev's power andlessen the chances of a federalized ukraine with an east easily controlled by russia.

there is a call for response to poroshenko's request for travelling to russia in june to have talks to moscow, at the moment the russian foreign minister is saying no plans for that whatsoever. >> the interim government is pushing the voters to go to the polls, it is called a national holiday to get the people to cast balloting in egypt and showing a strong support for the front runner. >> polls opened across the country on tuesday morning and the voters are trickling into the polling stations like these. the government delaired it is a public holiday to encourage the people to vote. some outlets suggest that

millions of people have voted and describing the voter as a great response. >> it is celebrating spring and seg brating egypt. >> 50 million people are registered to vote and the polls opened on monday and a lot are absent. >> there is fear of what will be the repercussions in the future. there will be further polarization among the people. >> former chief, that led the coo against the president is expected to become the next head of state. they urged the egyptians to come out in large numbers and the election is to legitimatize the head of the power. >> that means millions come out to vote that would give him the

legitimatecy. >> the other candidate, urged the youth to support the bid for the presidency. egypt is divided but those that are headed to the polls believe that the election will bring much needed stability but many are boycotting the vote. they have been in the streets against what they call a legitimate elections with the positions supporters saying that the last legitimate president is still in charge. security measures have been tight around the polling stations and the results are expected in a few days and accusations of fraud. this is their second elections in two years and its outcome is likely to keep the egyptians divided. >> al jazeera is continuing to demand the release of the

journalists detained in egypt and held for 150 days in prison. the trial is adjourned until june the first and they are accused of conspiring with the brotherhood and al jazeera is denying the challenges against the staff. >> one held in a cairo prison for nine months and the lawyer file add third grievance and demanding the release and asking for a medical report. >> a group of chemical weapons inspectors is attacked. they are travelling to a site, and they are safe now and back to the base. here are the pictures taken after the attack. now to beirut for more. and the explosions, which is convoy encountered happened in a government controlled area, but

tell us about the details and what exactly happened today? >> well, the details we are getting from the syrian government and the activists the u.n. is not revealing the details, just that the staff is back to the base and safe. this mission was going to explore and try to investigate claims by the opposition that the government uses chlorine gas on a village. they went to a village, escorted by the government, and with security from the government. over there, after they finished the work they wanted to go to another site and the government couldn't protect them and they decided to go and insisted on going without the government's escort and just a little way away one of the cars exploded. we know there was a cease fire arranged to ensure that the inspectors will get their safely

and conduct an investigation. but we have seen this work of the inspectors is always challenging. >> an in the early reports we had, there was talks of a kidnapping, kidnappings, explosives by the sides of the road, talking the challenges facing the inspectors. >> yes, the circumstances they are working under are difficult and unpredictable. they went there today thinking there is a cease fire and that didn't happen. they are working throughout syria in areas that are partly controlled by the government and party controlled by the opposition and changing hands overnight. there are parts within the rebels that are not usually included in the agreements. so it is hard to pin down who this was and as you can see, the

violence in syria is escalating and there are attacks and the inspectors are sometimes caught in the middle. >> thank you for the report. >> much more to come on the news hour from al jazeera. we have the latest on the disputed presidential elections and ahead, lawlessness in libya. we talk to people that say they have little hope for the future. and the french open has more surprises. it wouldn't be a sport if it didn't. we'll be right back. ack. >> prime ministers of india and pakistan is holding talks.

we have more from new delhi. >> this is the most significant hand shake on the indian soil, they welcomed the pakistani counter part for a discussion that lasted almost an hour. after the inauguration, it is a chance for the leaders to discussion trade and security. specifically across the border attacks and the trial for the attackers that is dragging on in pakistan. they are hoping to improve the relations between the neighbors. as a good will they have released the fishers held in the jails and released at the border and crossed into india by foot and by bus and relieved to be home and concerns for those left behind. >> i don't feel much. i would be happy if all are released. >> while many others are

celebrating on the streets of india, the new prime minister issing leaders with the afghan president and others. pakistan's leader visited some of the point sites, including the mosque and the red fort, there were opportunities to meet the local muslims and civil society. >> my government stands ready to discuss all issues regarding the two countries and spirit of cooperation and encouragement. after all, we owe it to the people to overcome the legacy of mistrust and misbehaviors. >> the newspapers are saying it all, the visit is a coo. indians are hoping that the politicians seize the opportunity to improvement is relations with pakistan. >> that hand shake and now more,

neither leader is expected to make a statement, but india and pakistan have made public statements and what are they saying? >> yes, we were expecting a joint statement with the two leaders together and the indian foreign ministry would have vetoed what happened throughout the day and they raised the conversations and they wanted pakistan to make sure it is going to stop the terror attacks that were as they are concerned being launched from pakistani soil and they wanted to make sure that the trial continued and didn't drag out as i mentioned in the report. but they suggested the way to boost the relationship between the two countries was to make the border, which is line border, fishermen released there, get a few trains going

and that would boost the ties that both countries would like to see to kick start the country across south asia. >> you you have to mention the k word, two nuclear powers and fighting the wars over cashmere. >> yes, that was a strategic move by both sides. this wasn't a bilateral visit. it is a low key event to a certain extent not really highbrow diplomatic meeting and big issues to discuss. no the k word was not used. they have skirted around that for another day. the indian foreign ministry says it wants to continue to conversation between the two capitals and to generate an agenda and locations, times and

dates to continue talking about all of the issues that both countries feel very strongly about. they may have had a conversation behind closed doors but agreed not to mention it. we don't know. they want to public to know everything else they have discussed but we have to be patient. it is a sensitive issue for both of the cars. they have fought two wars over it. it is not solved in a day. >> certainly isn't. thank you for joining us. >> still unclear how many people killed in a rail accident in india on monday. a passenger train collided with a freight train. we take a closer look at the issues of safety surrounded india's massive rail network.

>> it is all too common site, a train collision and dozens are killed in the passenger trains that cross the country every day. monday's crash occurred in the northern state. officials are investigating and have reacted with the assuran s assurances. >> it is a very tragic incident. ministers should visit the site and help already provided in terms of treatment and medicines. >> yet the officials rarely mention anything about preventing the collisions from happening in the first place. more than 13 million passengerers travel across india every day and safety is a major issue and not just for those on the trains. crossings are found all over the country. many people also live next to the tracks.

jeopardizing their own safety and that of the passengers. >> there is no money for the investment. >> all though hundreds of million dollars spent on the railways in the former years, it is not enough to improve the safety of such a vast network. >> a lot of money being spent by the development is for social and other purposes. not much money available for the infrastructure development. they have to set up a monitoring unit and monitor that the money is given to the railways and going for the right kind of activities. >> for more than 60 indians the railways are binding the people of the country together and declines in the making are proving deadly, thousands of lives lost since 2010.

alarming statistic for a network that calls it itself the lifeline of the nation. >> thailands former minister is aest ared after denouncing the coo. he was given a talk and the soldiers took him into custody. >> for more, we are joined by stef and lye in bangkok. what happened with the arrest. >> pretty dramatic scenes when the former education minister actually came into this building where i am right now. he decided not to be on the run any longer. when the time is right, i will be arrested. he said that the coo was illegal and against the constitution and

after the royal endorsement yesterday he said he was ready to be arrested. he came to to international club and talked here for an hour, a long statement, lashing out against the military, condemning the coo, and saying that the risk of more violence is increasing because of the coo and it is not going to solve the problems and taking the questions the military burst into the building, came inside, and dragged him out in front of the cameras. it was a pretty dramatic scene. he said he was not afraid and willing to go along with the military. >> there was support for the military takeover, doesn't there, enthough on social media, which is new, and many of that

successful, but has not dealt with the social media with the coos. >> you are seeing the military is not considered to be neutral. they are after the former education minister pointed that out, and what the military is doing is supporting the opposition party and what is happening the two groups that have been fighting each other for a lot of years still doing that now despite the military takeover. what you are seeing on social media, both groups are attacking each other and you could see that earlier at a protest and people defending the coo and shouting. so instability, this two camps are fighting. >> thank you. >> to libya, the prime minister

escaped unhurt after his house is attacked in the capital. the grenades were fired at the home. just the latest in what is becoming a very unstable country. we have a report from tripoli. >> this courtyard has seen it all. music and drinks before the time of ga dafy and forcing the closures. everyone has an opinion on the new government and the body that elected it. >> the gnc's mandate expired in february. the objectives are not good for the country. the people protested to end the gnc and now they are protected. >> the city was tense as the vote of confidence taking place on sunday. >> it took seven hours to get enough members into the building

just to be able to legally start the vote. in the end, it did pass, but it is a decision proving controversial. many of the gnc members stayed away in protest. >> what happened from the beginning us unconstitutional and the prime minister needed a 120 votes, he got 113. they stopped the session and continued to vote. we should have stayed with the old government. i have no issues with the prime minister, but this is not right. >> the budget is an issue. many are concerned that the money is going to fund the militias and those that voted for him have faith that he'll fix the libyan problems. >> i voted for him because it can't go on like this, the new government could bring all sides

together. >> most people want the same thing, a strong government with army and police force and they say their country is lawless and ruled by the militias. >> for me the most important thing that the pm is going to serve the country without taking sides and we'll work in a progressive way because the situation we are in is pitiful. >> people say that the hope they had following the 2011 revolution has long gone. >> time for a look at the world weather situation and rich, pretty bad flooding in southern china. >> yes, it is dreadful because of the regular flooding that occurs at this time. it is a frontal feature lying across the southern portions of china.

you are seeing the thick clouds and the weather front, the cold air is coming down. looking at the pictures here, we have had 12 people killed, two missing and 17,000 people displaced because of the flooding and a million affected by it. but the main area of concern now is moving across to the far side of western china and into vietnam and they have had a lot of rain in the past 24 hours. we are seeing heavy rain developing here. further towards the east not looking so bad, but northern portions of vietnam seeing very bad weather. parts of india as well. flooding here. probably improving in the coming

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>> welcome back, you are watching the al jazeera news hour. we have the top stories this hour, the forces are in control of the donetsk airport in the east and the separatists stormed the building and 40 people killed in the fighting. >> u.n. inspectors are killed on the site to chemical weapons inspections. >> india and pakistan prime ministers holding talks and the first time that the discussions were held since 2002. >> going back to the presidential election in egypt. there is a drive to get the people out. tuesday is declared a national holiday to make it easier for the people to get to the booths and receiving text messages they are going to be fined if they don't vote.

a real drive by the government to get people out, why is it so keen, it is going to be a shoe-in? >> the key word is the legitimatecy here. they want it appear at a legitimate election. the methods used are sending text messages and saying they are going to be fined if they don't show up. you have people tweeting, very well known figures close, saying that if people don't show up the general is going to with draw and showing for the first time showing empty station polls. there is worry that the turnout

will be quite low. >> the key turnout percentage is going to be higher than the last time? or the vote any way. >> yes, in the presidential elections of 2012, that was a period of optimism. and 26.6 million went and voted out of 51 million. so in the optimism you had 51% only voting from the total population. in an atmosphere where the party is excluded and heavy bloodshed and because of the crack downs and atmosphere where anybody knows the result, why would the voters turnout? >> despite the cynicism, there is little doubt he's very popular and he's expected to win

and he'll win mainly because so many egyptians want stability back in their lives, and they believe he can deliver that? >> there are belief in that. a large part of the population believes that on one side and i wasn't being cynical, i'm just describing what is happening on the ground, there are fears about the turnout and bloodshed, and in that context, i think there are many question marks on the legitimacy. >> why fears about the turnout, are people not voting on the first day? >> the fears are essentially reflected in the tv coverage in e vipt. what you are seeing is on the one hand showing empty polls and

on the other hand the presenters asking people to come out and incentives or threats if you don't show up you are going to be fined and there is showing a panic in terms of the voter turnout. >> lastly, are the voters voting blind because he's not given out the policies and not telling people what he's going to do? >> as you mentioned, there is a percentage of the population worried about security and he's the -- >> is he a stalking horse? >> yes, nobody is taking him seriously in terms of winning the election. he was a black horse in the previous elections. >> thank you for joining us. >> at least 19 people have been killed in iraqi capital.

tell us more about the suicide bombing. >> well, i can tell you when outside we were able to spend ten minutes there because of the atmosphere. you can imagine a lot of anger of how an attack like this took place. baghdad has been subjected to attacked, almost daily and this one is shocking many. what happened is a gunman initially started to shoot and allowed a suicide bomb to get into the worship hall and packed at that time and he detonated the vest there and that accounted for the amount of casualties. everybody was packed in. one woman said we have lost everything. i have lost everything. my husband was killed in that attack and he was the person that was supposed to look at me and my future.

the army -- we have had to move away, a lot of anger about this attack. >> thank you. >> nigeria is saying thech located more than 200 school girls kidnapped by boko haram but ruling out force in rescuing them. launching offensives may get the girls killed. they were taken six weeks ago and the group threatened to sell the girls into slavery. >> we know where they are, but we cannot tell you. okay, we cannot tell you. leave us alone, we are working to get the girls back. there are people from the outside -- >> we are in the nigerian capital and it seems strange

that the military is saying we know where the girls are not but not going to rescue them or negotiate with them, so the future is looking bleak for the school girls. how much credence do we attach to this? >> it is thought that the public is skeptical of the statements coming from the chief of defense staff. around april 24th the same chief of defense issue add statement saying 120 of the girls were rescued and less than 24 hours, actually none of the girls were rescued and he issued a statement saying that the boko haram crisis would be dealt with by the end of april and now we are to the end of may. having said that, the military

is charged with rescue efforts and the involvement of the international community and countries like the uk and the u.s. and france makes it difficult to believe how the military chief can make such statements with no basis and given the notarity of the story. we are reaching out to governments and trying to get the validity of the statements and none are prepared to talk about this new claim coming from the chief of defense staff. >> it all seems to be a complete night mare for the parents and the relatives of these girls, just not the kidnapping but the government acting in such a way, how are the families reacting? >> well, that is why we have managed to speak to some of the

families by phone and they are saying they are watching and they are waiting. that is all they are prepared to say. they are happy with the news that the military saying they have an idea of where the girls are. in the past they have been given false information. they are not celebrating yet. maybe the military knows where the girls are and not using the fort, what happens next, negotiations, those holding the girls, it is unclear. the government has said it is not prepared to negotiate with boko haram or with the terrorists and it is very difficult to see if the military doesn't use force how they are going to rescue these girls. >> thank you. >> several of the ballot boxes are found destroyed and jeopardized the recount. the audit is underway after the allegations of rigging.

we explain. >> the driver said he was going to fix a truck and people stopped him. inside ballot boxes used in the may 20 election. some of the ballot papers are soaked in water. they are supposed to be locked away and guarded by the police and soldiers and allegations of vote rigging and fraud. some want a recount and all ballots are physically counted and how is that possible if they are in water? they don't know who won a the elections. they are accusing the opposition of rigging. a recount of the votes is the best compromise. as for the boxes destroyed -->> if there are missing ballot papers, boxes, there will be recorded which ones are gone missing. our intention is follow up on all the ballot papers.

>> officials say that the results will be released to the public in 30 days. they are saying that is too long. >> we might see -- >> they are growing impatient. for their safety officials are closely guarded. if they don't handle the issue, it could lead to a constitutional crisis. >> activists are appealing to stop human trafficking and human watch is saying that the migrants in africa are tor toured until they get more money. they travel across the dangerous countries. they arrive and cross illegally

to saudi arabia and hoping for work and better life. they accuse the yemen forces to be involved in the trafficking. we have more from the yemen capital. >> this a detention center run by human traffickers, it was raided by the police near yemen's border with saudi arabia. by the time they arrived this man was already dead. he was tortured and starved. the migrants are treated like slaves. their legs are shackled and their bodies show signs of torture. they lanted landed on the shores of yemen. but their dreams have become a

nightmare. those that convince the relatives to pay a ram sm are set free. in the traffickers house there is a lot of hitting and kicking. >> secret detention centers like this one are on the rise. they make huge profits out of x extortio extortions. this is filmed by activists and the abuse still continues. human right watch blames for the wide abuse of the africans. >> complexity of the government officials, they are paid off by the human traffickers to turn a blind eye and allow them to continue to function as traffickers. >> this is run by the

immigration department. they can accommodate 200 migrants, today about 700. during peak times when the seas are calm that number climbs to almost 2,000 migrants. >> do you see signs of mistreatment here. we are doing our best. we consider them guests. i'm not saying no cases of abuse. the traffickers are bribing the officers. >> some of the migrants are beaten and their money is taken away by the bandits. for now they are saying they are staying here. some get rev gee status. >> ill treatment and misuse of the migrants is happening in

yemen and they are trying to get to the rich gulf countries in hopes of starting a new life. >> ten veet man fishermen is rescued. it happened near the disputed islands. it is said they are harassing a craft. >> this is a remind they are tensions between vietnam and china are not going away. in this incident, there are different versions of what happened. china says a fishing vessel bumped into one of its vesseling and capsized and sank. vietnam is saying that is not the case and they are accusing

chinese of attacking. this is close to drilling for oil on the islands. this drilling operation began at the beginning of the month and china deployed there to protect the drilling operations and the vietnam are doing what they can do protect the drilling. and we have the rights going on in the provinces and leading to arrests and protection of the protestor and several hundred are put on trial or fined. two have been convicted and jailed. but the issue for china now is compensation for the fires set to the factories. >> districts in the south china see are seeing the sentiments rising and both the philippines

and vietnam are jointly opposing the oil rigs. >> in the rare show of solid darety they have agreed to join the opposed, china's actions in the area of the south china sea. they are saying it is a violation of international laws. here in the philippines antichinese sentiments are running high too. two weeks ago the police seized a chinese fishing boat after discovering 300 endangered. they found 20 live turtles and all torched off the coast. the nine fishermen charged pled not guilty and face up to 20 years in prison. philippine prosecutors rejected

the chinese's government demand that the men be freed and accused the fishermen of poaching. >> poaching or taking of turtles is being prohibited. you know, and trying to take, you know, pay much attention and enforcing our laws as well. we have had a history of poaching in the province. >> the chinese government is saying that the arrests were act of provocation and violation of the sovereignty. china is claiming most of the sea rich in natural resources and the others are claiming parts of the sea. china is backing the claims with actions. the philippines released a series of photos of the chinese reclaiming land in the disputed reef and suggests that china is

building an airstrip. they point out that it is not easy to patrol the sea given the limited capen'ts. china is committed to a peaceful solution to the dispute and the government authorities here remain cautious and the concerns are for a next major armed conflict. >> coming up, not so happy. this musician explains how he felt when fans are arrested. >> stanley cup champions have all they can do to hold on to the cup.

>> if french open served up more surprises and li hu goes down. ending the hopes of another title. >> i think today is not just the

technique, but today mostly important thing is in my mind. i think i should find out what happened for myself, why i cannot put a focus on this match. >> four seeds booking their spot to the second round. romanian winning 11 games to secure a spot. >> the men early winners on tuesday, dutchman in three sets, big serving going past the 11 seed in straight sets. 22 aces on the way to avenging defeat.

defending nba champions miami heat are closing in. they need just one more win. game four and james scoring 42. and miami leetds the series 3-1. game five in indiana on wednesday. >> our backs are against the wall and we have a goal. we don't want to come back to a game six. we love the fans. obviously. we want to close it out and but we have to work for it. it is not easy, not against this team. >> the best offensive team in the nba. that is the biggest reason. they have great weapons. you know, they are difficult to guard. we played better tonight than we had in the first three games

defensively, but we have to continue to get better and understand all of the challenges that they present. >> football now, the world cup in brazil. the low key scene here after having knee surgery, the player of the year injured in the final game of the season. the recovery is going well. and the chances fit to play for the semifinals in the world cup match june 14th is still hanging in the balance. >> it is clear to us that the main concern is the player's health and we are still waiting for him to recover. pledged his future to the club and assigned a new deal that will keep him at the camp until

2019. the spanish world cup winner and turned to that club and helping them to win. the center back the looking forward to working with new coach. >> he knows this club, he was a very important player at this club for many years. he's bringing a lot to the team. and open helping to coach the second team. i'm sure he's going to be a very good addition to the team. >> the chicago blackhawks is hanging in the balance. they are down in the best of the series. they are the lowest scoring team to reach the post season. chicago has to win all three remaining games in the best of

seven series to have a chance of hoeding on to the stanley cup trophy. >> character comes out a lot more when your backs are against the wall and win or go home, and that's the games are getting harder, every game you win, going to game five, we are trying our best to finish it off. we know we are going to be desperate. >> we have the latest from the french open and li na in an early exit. all the sports are updated at al jazeera.com. that is it, more later. >> all right. u.s. musician, williams is commenting on the arrest of six people in iran and posted a

video online of themselves dancing to happy. ♪ williams song sparked the tribute videos to people and the world and the iranian laws prohibit the women dancing in public. >> i was saddened by it, man, you know, they are just dancing, but at the same time i don't live in that country, i don't know the laws, and i just thought they were dancing and they should be able to express their happiness. >> so they should. iran's president agrees with that. he is tweeted about the incident and saying happiness is our people's right and we shouldn't be too hard on behaviors caused by joy. all six that were a rested have been released, so happy, happy,

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