this after further sanctions saying turkey will regret it's actions. hello, you are watching al jazeera hive from london, also coming up. >> u.s. president talks about better gun control laws after another mass shooting rampage. women on the front line, all combat rolls to female soldiers.

oscar is found guilty by a south african appeals court. >> and the european space agency launch as new research mission to found out how gravity works. now turkey's foreign minister has stopped short of apologizing for the downing of a jet last week, but he did offering his condolences in belgrade. hours earlier vladimir putin wanted the leaders that they will live to regret shooting down the jet. president putin suggested that he had -- by depriving it of wisdom and judgement, he also hinted at further sanctions.

minutes after the speech, they suspended talks about a new gas line. rory reports now from moscow. but he said it was unrealistic, to solve problems with russia, in just one meeting. >> these meetings are important, both sides to not want to escalate the tensions both sides want to repair, we have different positions but turkey wants to narrow down the differences. i am sure once the mentality is left behind, common sense will prevail, and i hope we will have good relations again, like in the old days. >> is and russia it seems hasn't received the remorse it is looking for, for the downing of a russian bomber last week. >> we met with the minister

on his insist request, we heard nothing new. the turkish minister and the prime minister of the republican of turkey. >> in moscow, vladimir putin delivered his state of the nation address. something he has done 12 times now. in the world's conflicts, after a moment of silence, for rush servicemen and civilians killed abroad, hery it rated a call for global action. >> we need to set aside all arguments and differences to create one powerful feast, one united anti-terrorist front, which will act on the bases of international order. >> and for turkey, a threat that more retaliatory measures will follow, indeed, they have been suspended for one of the biggest joint energy projects the plans

turkish stre gas pipeline. >> this would have been a way for russian gas destines for markets to avoided another neighborhood that russia now has explosive relations with. the president hit back with accusations of his own. >> who is buy nag oil, let me tell you, a syrian that has a passport. he is the biggest trader. he buys oil from deash, sells it to the regime, and most recently the u.s. department of treasury made this public, there is a famous player, we

have the documents, russia is demanding an apology for the loss of the plane, turkey is urging russia to keep a cool head, for now, the war of words goes on. al jazeera, moscow. russia has resume add supply of missiles to iran. reporting the country began delivering air defense systems on thursday, the kremlin suspended the supply of advance systems in 2010, siting u.n. sanctions but has decided to lift the measures after the iranian nuclear deal that was reached in july. u.s. police say a couple behind a mass shooting amassed a huge arsenal and carefully planned the attack.

were killed by officers after wednesday's rampage at a christmas party. they shot dead 14 people and left more nan a dozen others injuries. we know what happened, investigators now trying to answer the bigger question why, was it workplace violence, terrorism, or a little of both, that caws scened like this. >> we intend to provide any and all assistant necessary to local authorities and most importantly to the people of san bernadini who have been profoundly effected by this crime. >> but authorities say 28-year-old and his 27-year-old wife were heavily armed. in a home linked to them, police found pipe bombs and thousands of rounds of ammunition, insinuating it could have been a preplanned attack.

we believed they fires between 65 and 75 rounds from the rifles at the scene. both a u.s. citizen and a pakistani in the u.s. legally on a visa recently both traveled from pakistan back to the u.s. garys say this is highly complicated neither of them appear to be on the radar or have criminal records here. >> whatever the motive, it is left america shaking it's head in disbelief, once again about gun violence. healing can't start, until a simple question of why finally gets answered.

the armed services will have unuh till january 1st to submit plans to make the change, the marine corps had argued that women should be excluded from certain roles siting studies that show mixed gender units aren't as effective as all male ones. that requires drawing strength from the broadest possible pool of talent. >> this includes women, because they make over -- up over 50% of the american population. joining us live by skype, from park city in the u.s.a. of utah chest a former army officer and served on the defense advisory committee on women in the services. thank you very much for speaking to us. as you were saying you have

served tell us about what decision means to you personally. >> all rolls all jobs, so a much broader wider talent pool. the select anyone who meets the standards that have been set. s what about the issues continuing to have some women because of the physical demands will this decision by largely symbolic. >> no, i don't think will it be symbolic at all. the decision was actually a decision made in 2013 by then secretary of defense leon, and chairman in the joint chief of staff martin dempsey. and the services had

essentially the last three years to look at this issue, study it, develop occupational scientifically based job requirements. as well as set physical standards. again, this is about courage, confidence, character, and performance. and when people train, and train to a standard, and occupational standards have been determined, the those standards should not be based on gender. they should be based on capability. so i think this will strengthening our force in the future. >> so you are confident this can be implemented equally across all parts of the military, because we heard ash carter saying you have the elite infinity troops and forces are you have only aal number of women that will meet the standards because of physical differences.

>> it is about capability and being able to draw from the widest threat pool. any soldier, airman, coastty, sailor, marine is going to have to meet a standard. that is irrespective of sex, color, gender, or creed, and so this again, provides the u.s. military with it's widest capability stilldies have showed that teens are made up of individuals who meet standards. that diverse teams, teams that have different perspectives different experiences do a better job at accomplishing a mission. >> so is this the end of the road when it comes to the

full integration of women in the u.s. military, do you see any challenges ahead. >> well, the challenges will certainly be as we move forward with the integration, as secretary carter said, those integration plans will become available over the next several months. what we have seen historic clay is several arguments were used about the impact on unit cohesion. one the leadership of the unit, two, the focus on the task, and three the

accomplishment of those tasks together ooze a team, not gender. >> very interests to get your perspective on this appreciate it from park city, in the u.s. state of utah. started less than an hour to back them, the december secretary said four jets had struck oil fields in the eastern syria, the british prime minister pressed the case saying they were in the interest of security, in other developments fighters managed to recapture the town from isil in november have discovered a network of tunnels and an official said more than 70 were discovered and many contained bombs and ammunition boxes. the town was retaken by the u.s. led coalition.

kang da is beginning the process of taking in refugees. which has been overwhelmed they could be among the first to be resettle. >> u.n. refugee officers have been working overtime to process eligible under the program. >> they include the poor, seriously ill and injured children, as well as lesbian guy and transgender who are under particular threat. >> we have a huge number here

who are struggling and not just financially but their birth to cope with any shock at the moment, is certainly limited and that especially the case with those with medical needs and we are no longer able to cover a lot of healthcare. >>s the situation is difficult, we don't have the resources. >> in another 15,000 later in the year, mosques churches and private organizations will sponsor many of them. >> this is one of the fastest resettlement perhaps the refugee agency has dealt

with, these interviews are the final step in the process and after that they could be in canada within days this sees up to 3,000 a day, there are iraqis and sudanese escaping their countries, only 1% of refugees around the world are ever resettles, for many, it takes years. >> i think this is a great opportunity for other countries to look at what canada is doing, this hasn't been done like this before, this is perhaps -- there's no doubt in my mind, we will with developing best practices that can be emulated by others if they wish to do this. >> for some of the most needy instead of building walls canada is opening doors. >> al jazeera, jordan. >> you are watching al jazeera, still to come.

>> is is fifa headquarters after another dawn raid and more arrests of executive committee members. >> to find out how gravity works. >> let's take a closer look.

welcome back, russia and turkey have met for the first time since turkey shot down a

russian war plane last month. earlier president putin said turkey will live to regret the incident. and u.s. police say a couple behind a mass shooting in california amassed a huge arsenal and carefully planned the attack, the suspects were killed by officers after they shot dead 14 people east of los angeles well, there are calls for american to review the gun laws after the mass shooting in the country this year. but as allen fisher reports in the lead up to next year's election, the issue of changing gun laws is the most polarizing. the shooting three years ago this month, was seen as a tipping point. a horrific event which would force the u.s. to exam the gun laws. president obama called for action, a bill was sent to

congress and the american public supported changes but nothing happened. after the event, the president again expresses his regret, and renew as call for action. >> it is going to be important for all of us including our legislatures to see what we can do to mark sure when individuals decide they want to do something harm, we are making it harder to do it right now it is just too easy. >> mass shootings grabbed the headlines every day, 89 people die somewhere in the 59 states. on average, 31 are murdered, two die unintentionally, and one is killed by police, and one the intent unknown. each day on average, 208 people are shot and survive one group says there are small changes. >> many states after the

sandy hook massacre pass background checks some padsed high powers rifle bans so it is starting in the state level, and it is our belief that it will become the standard set nationwide by the u.s. congress. >> one republican says changes need to be made but not to gun laws. >> we have not updated our mental illness laws in decades, mentally ill people are committing mass atrocities this is what we have been working on. republicans politician tweeted their support for law enforcement, and asked for prayers for the victims. the one struggling new york newspaper suggested on the front page, more than prayers were needed. the number of gun sales dramatically cheeses the number has hit record levels the whole issue of gun violence will become a key

question, in next year's election. now police have arrested two more scandals the men from paraguay and honduras were detained at a hotel, the u.s. attorney general has given more detail about the investigation as set forth in the indictment of their positions for financial gain. earlier today, swiss authorities arrested two of these new defends alfredo, and juan as they gather to attend meetings. we are now working to extradite those defends just as we also are working to secure the arrests and extradition of additional defendants who are residing in other countries.

more on this now live, what more have we learned about the indictments. >> they include a former president, the head of the audit committee, which was instructed or charged with actually looking into these kinds of fraudulent activities another man who was a concacaf president, past and present presidents of the regional federations and $190 million have already been forfeited by the authorities here from some of the individual whose have already pleaded guilty in many cases, there have been eight more who have pleaded guilty, including five who have not been named from last may.

she spoked about extraditions that may be problematic in the case of two brazillians there are no extradition treaty with brazil and the united states, and she didn't indicate how difficult that would be. at the same time, authorities raided a marketing company called media world, which is affiliated with one of these sports federations so there is -- it is indicated there are still this investigation is still on going, and as religious indicated there is no end to this, so it isn't clear how many more indictments we can see in the next few months. clearly fifa is in dire straits has indicated by these deutsches. >> yes, the investigation is on going, thank you very much. >> moving to venezuela, whe candidates have been holding their final rallies.

economic woes mean and rule socialist for the first time in 16 years. supports of the brazilian president are appealing to stop itch peachment proceedings. accused of illegally manipulating government accounts. involving state run oil company. >> the olympic athlete has had his conviction for the culpable homicide changed to murder. guilty of murder. >> oh vase mother was in court to hear the south african appeals court ruling. >> in his original trial.

>> now, everyone and everything on earth feels the force of gravity. the craft will orbit earth for two weeks and then makes itas way to the sun, stopping 1.5 million-kilometers away.

the the purpose of this is to start festing in a different way in gravitational ways. >> the spacecraft has onboard two ide fall cues this through space at the same speed as the craft while a laser used to measure their relative motion with unprecedented accuracy, movements as small as 1 billionth of a millimeter. it really doesn't want to start changing shape. where two sewner massive black holes it creates ripples from across space and time because of this they aren't not very big, which

allows us to pick up changes in space itself. >> the mission won't be able to confirm the existence of gravitational it will help scientists test their technology and they approach and the results of these experiments we have enormous. that we cannot even imagine. >> and planned for launch in 20/30/40. it is hoped the structure of galaxies.

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