prayers and anger in jord an after i.s.i.l. released a video of the death of a pilot. two prisoners have been executed in appan. . >> you're watching al jazeera, life from or headquarters in doha. doha. . >> a plane crashes killing 20 people rescue efforts are under way chadian troops join the fight against boko haram, killing 200. more trouble for argentinian's

president. a warrant for her arrest has been found in the home of a prosecutor who died. >> jordan executed two prisoners hours after video was released showing one of its pilots killed by i.s.i.l. one of the prisoners was on death row, involved in a suicide bombing. >> reporter: jordan warned of an earth-shaking response and that response came swiftly. at dawn on wednesday, they executed iraqi prisoners whom i.s.i.l. demanded jordan released. now the would-we suicider on death row for eight years has been hanged.

another iraqi prisoner was executed. they were accused of murdering a jordanian truck driver in iraq. the government confirmed moaz al-kasasbeh was killed on january 3rd, a month or so after. it was attributed to i.s.i.l. on tuesday. it showed that the jordanian cut short his visit. >> they addressed the jordanian people in a statement. >> sadness. at the hands of terrorists. that criminal and divient which was not related to the nobel faith. the pilot died while defending faith and nation. >> riots broke out.

in the southern province where it's from. people saying they feel i.s.i.l. was going to stir up violence and unrest. it was in a tribal gathering center. they were devastated at the news. they were desperate for good news about the fate of the pilot. some who questioned jordan's role in the international coalition have answers. >> translation: i felt against i.s.i.l. - i didn't encourage it. it is now our problem. it's important for jordan to stay in the coalition to make sure the spilling of blood was not in vain. >> reporter: moaz al-kasasbeh is the first hostage the group burnt alive. a point not unnoticed here. jordanians are angry not only because moaz al-kasasbeh was

murdered but they feel manipulated by i.s.i.l. a group demand the the release and jordan was willing to negotiate the deal. i.s.i.l. demanded it after it had killed moaz al-kasasbeh. >> reporter: the ordeal ended badly. the government hopes more people report the fight against the islamic state. that's because it doesn't appear jordan plans to reduce its role in the coalition, following a confrontation with i.s.i.l. the leader of the armed group has declared the city of damascus - after government air strikes in the area a statement added that all members of diplomatic missions schools and other civilians reframe from government posts.

it was put into effect from earlier this morning. in other world new, 21 are dead because of a plane crash in taiwan. after taking off, it hit the side of a bridge and dives into a river. >> if that's the reaction of some ground imagine being inside the plane. seconds later it's under water. passengers are pulled out. a baby was one of several children in board. >> right now we are asking the military to set up a makeshift bridge. we are asking because we think a lot of the trapped people are ahead of the plane. >> the river may be shallow, but getting access is difficult and

delegate. rescuers found survivors. it is happening close to the airport. the flight carrying mostly tourists had taken off. it was swayed to the nearby area. only last year soldiers at the site 48 were killed. taiwan's largest airline is investigating how this could have happened twice. >> in an update on the casualties from the plane crash, the death toll is at 23. 15 people injured and 20 others are missing. let's get the latest. ageless. the rescue.

>> the death toll as you say is 23. it's turning into a recovering operation. rescuers found few survivors after the accident. as the day wore on it's the dead they are pulling out. the plane is an a3-72. there are seven in operation around the world. this same aircraft same airline was involved in another crash in july killing 48 or so. that is something that is foremost in the mines of investigators. mainland chinese - they were heading to the island of kinmen which is off the coast of mainland china. the only way to get there is through taiwan. the exact that there was a chinese holiday makers on the plane is a reflection of between

china and taiwan. people in both pleases are united in grief. it's been a grim year. pretty dramatic pictures of the crash. we saw the plane dive into the river after taking off. >> yes, it was a terrifying couple of seconds for motorists on the stretch of highway. the tip of the wing hits the top of a taxi miraculously the driver ploughs into the elevated highway and plunges into the river below. it was a ter viing few seconds. it was recorded by multiple cameras. there were cameras everywhere. there were on board cameras in cars to regard accident. no one imagined recording an

accident like this. thank you very much indeed. we look forward to the updates. adrian brown live for us in beijing now on to africa and troops have killed 200 boko haram fighters in neighbouring nigeria. cameroon sent soldiers to help the nigerian government fight against the group. we have more from the capital abuja. >> according to defence headquarters here in the capital abuja, the fight against boko haram. reports coming in of fighters killed on the boarder with chad and cameroon. they say it is evidence that the military is able to expel what they call terrorists from nigeria. much has been made of the fact that you have foreign forces fighting boko haram in syria. they say this is not knew it's a multi national force composed of thousands of soldiers and

organised by a bilateral agreement. they also have an interest in security on the boarder. boko haram launched attacks in the neighbouring countries like chad and cameroon where we see supporters coming in. when you talk to non-governmental organizations and merge vi management organizations dealing with the fall out there is concern about the impact this has on civilians. there is concern about the impact of this on the tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of displaced people. it's difficult to know whether the authorities are prosecuting the war against terrorism, and the real human impact of all of this. the army amounts a defensive against a group associated with

a rwandan genocide. the fighters have been in the jungle for years. we have this report from goma. >> reporter: at this congolese army a new general takes over command of the eastern province. the men are expected to fight the rebel groups. last week the army chief announced the operations launch. fighting has not started yet. they were urged to protect civilians. they were told that a soldier with discipline will walk around with a god. wearing uniforms clean shaven. >> the congolese army were in support. they have been fighting them since 2013. the f.d.l.r. is n on the list. some are wondering why the

offensive has not started after the rebels missed a 2 january deadline to surrender. we met the f.d.l.r. twice. we filmed this video last year. it's a peaceful image. they say they want to hold talks, but rwanda and the international community don't buy it. now the u.s. must be disarmed by force. they don't believe they have the will to do it. it's a political analyst, with instability allowing the president of congo and neighbouring countries to profit from the mineral wealth. >> all of the gentlemen are rooeping building personal empires over in congo. the international community and the presidents in africa. they restore the dignity to the

people. it's ready, it's about to attack. >> everyone believes that as long as they are fed and paid. they are split into different factions. it's weaker than it's been before. >> after the parade the new commander spoke to journalists. >> recording the operations i can only say he was the head of the army. >> he explained what is done. >> people living here are waiting to see if or when they can live in peace. >> coming to the break. controversial freedom in paris. and a report on how it is making education accessible for the

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bridge before plunging into the river. rescue crews are working into the night trying to pull survivors. chadian troops in chad and cameroon helping the government fight. >> tunisia's parliament are based on a uni government. it includes representatives from both parties tunisia has thrown up many surprises. they have to wait. the two biggest parties in the country. the agerity, uniting mps,

agreeing to the government. they are concerned. they have come together in this way. it was more like a one-party state. some say that when they voted in the democratic elections in october, they were hoping that it would count for the party they voted for. others say the unity government is stability. it seems tunisia's political leaders put aside the role relationships play in state affairs to focus on issues in the country. like security. >> i.s.i.l. fighters captured an oil field south-west of the city of kirkuk. a governor - a major assault and setback. zeina khodr reports.

for two days the oil field belonged to the islamic state of iraq and levant. the attack was part of a major offensive. last friday i.s.i.l. fighters fought the stronghold. they laid claim to kilometres of territory where there are many oil installations. it was from - if we can't, we talk the oil field. initially they made progress. it captures grounds. commanders have to call in reinforcements. the anti-terrorism unit had to deploy. they were helped by the arab tribes in the villages. many left.

i.s.i.l. recruits them by telling them the kurds are the enemy. >> the arab villages are empty. it shows the deep suspicions that exist. >> kirkuk has a massive amount of oil. that's why the players are vying for the city. for now, the kurdish and regional government put aside their differences. they reached an agreement to share oil. most of it is pumped in kirkuk. it's one of the smaller fields. production has been temporarily suspended because of damage. the iraqi government's budget fear is based on the region producing 200,000 a day on kirkuk. all the support, and if it's implemented. i think it's a study, that's the critical thing.

it's important for iraqi government and kirkuk as well. they need the money to fuel the war against i.s.i.l. war is important for i.s.i.l. it too, wants money. no one doubts that the armed group will take kirkuk again now to the aftermath of the killing of a jordanian pilot by i.s.i.l. jard an jans have today, taken to the -- jordanians have taken to the streets waving flags as they watch the convoy carry king abdullah drive through the streets of ayman. this was a while ago. the king cutting short a trip to the united states after hearing news of moaz al-kasasbeh's killing by i.s.i.l. in response they have executed two prisoners. let's speak to rula joining us from imam. calls for revenge were quick

after news of moaz al-kasasbeh's killing emerged yesterday. what is the reaction to the apparent killing by the government in response. are people satisfied? >> some are. they feel they want more. it was an horrific crime. and something that touches each family. so actually that killing and the way it was presented. ooep those questioning jordan's role in the coalition against i.s.i.s. they have nothing more to say. they feel they are on the defensive, and the whole country is rallying expecting a prize and punishing i.s.i.s. for the killing. politically speaking this killing rallies the people around jordan the government the king as it arrives in jordan. we expect him to meet the family

shortly, and we heard from the family of the pilot killed. they were supportive of the government. they wanted the government to do everything to make i.s.i.s. pay a price and get revenge. some are questioning the fact that the two iraqis were executed as a prize. they don't want this to become an eye for an eye. they feel the government needs to do more to punish the group that did this. >> you mentioned the support that there is today of the government. but in the past there was lukewarm support for jordan's participation in the so-called matters. do you think if you will it's a reaction or will it be long-term support for jordan's role in the fighting?

for a while it's not just jordanians, but the sunni population. it's defending the sunni muslims in the arab world, standing up against the west. that had some people rallying not behind i.s.i.s. but against the coalition it has shifted to i.s.i.s. cruelty, methods, to the unjustified way they had treated the arabs. it rallied, if you see the press in the whole arab world, in the palestinian territories, there is outrage. this rallies people against i.s.i.l. there is another concern in the country which is yes, maybe people are rallying against i.s.i.s. there are concerns. there may be sleeping cells, and they may act before taking revenge against the solution rula lie in ayman.

>> we want to take you to argentina where an arrest warrant for the president has been found at the home of a prosecutor who was found dead in january. >> a 6-page warrant was found. daniel schweimler has more. >> there are those that were likening this to a spy novel. it's one of the worst they have seen. if it was moved, i think viewers would find difficulty. it gets more and more convoluted by the day. it was reported in the flat. investigators had what looked like a warrant. the president and the foreign minister it was denied and admitted by the investigator and it's not clear if alberto nisman committed suicide or whether he was kill. if he was killed who would hide

the murder. still uncertain. while all this is going on the president, mrs. cristina fernandez de kirchner was in china on a visit. tweeting on the case. a couple of things that remain clear is that we are as far from ever than before from the bomb attack in a jewish cultural center. killing 85 people or who is behind the death of moaz al-kasasbeh. >> five years after the swill war ended, they were speaking at a celebration to mark independence. we have more from colombo. >> a simple ceremony to mark the anniversary of sri lanka's independence. a government very much the challenge mapped out is uniting the hearts and mind of people in the east of the country, despite

an end to the war, the president will talk about the leaders bridging the gap. >> translation: the biggest challenge facing us is people to the north and south. and bringing about causes against national understanding, and a great mother land as a language. >> reporter: in his address before the parliament the president is pledging through constitutional amendments to strengthen the power of parliament and remove the powers. by far the most string in. a declaration of peace, talking about regret. all communities of victims of violence. all part of a sea of change brought in by the new president. >> to kenya where a group of

entrepreneurs make it more acceptable to thousands of students. we have the story. >> ordinarily lesson. these students are using mobile phones to access information. the service - students can do a quiz based on feedback. they can access encyclopedia. in urban and rural areas like the north-east where children have limited access to schools, books and other education. >> the team behind the service is looking for ways to make it bedder. the cofounder is a 25-year-old. he feels overwhelmed by the success in a few years. >> it can get boring as most

knows. >> they are hiding under there. studying all night or when they are developing. students, in the morning - it feels pretty cool. the students attend the school. they have access to mobile phones thanks to an n.g.o. >> i have seen the trend. there's percentages. they are the breadth of the students. >> if structured if proper training is provided if all weapons would increase from the use of mobile phones. it's a teaching tool. >> they plan to reach millions across africa.

they are racing ahead. many say in order for children to benefit, it will be up to political leaders to cap up. >> and a reminder there's more news on the website. hello, i'm ray suarez, if you're an american of a certain age you remember when people routinely got measles. i had it in elementary school in the 1960s. did you? fast-forward to 2000. infectious disease specialists pronounced measles effectively eradicated in the united states. suddenly it's bringing illness and maybe death to americans. why? health officials are concerned it's because a growing number of parents are choosing not to have their children vaccinated.