al jazeera. >>> welcome to al jazeera newshour. it's good to have you here with the top stories.ar cast a shadow over the g20. leaders come together in saint petersburg but are worlds apart on intervention. >>> what syria's armed groups are fighting for. the facts fueling the debate over intervention. >>> asocial security sass nation attempt in

al jazeera. >> hello. welcome to the newshour. live from al jazeera news center in doha and london. the u.s. sykes to bolster international sport. john kerry warns military action is not off the table. >>> at least 28 people killed in a string of car bomb attacks in iraq. >>> from lordon, i am barbara sara with the news from europe, including voters in bovaria backed angela merkels conservatives before parlorpal e richens. >>> the biggest marine salvage operation. final preparations are underway for the refloating. >>> the u.s. secretary of state, john kerry, has warned the syrian government that while diplomacy is the preferred path, the threat of military action is on the table if it does not comply. he made the comments with bingman netanyahu in jerusalem. this follows saturday's agreement between russia and the u.s. on a 6-point plan to rid the assad government of its arsenal of chemical weapons. >> our overall objective is to find a political solution through diplomacy. that needs to happen at the negotiating table and we will stay engaged with a sense of urgency. and i say to the syria

. >> plenty ahead on the al jazeera newshour. we talk to people in the philippines saying a two week siege highlighted division. plus... . >> i'm in brazil where the indigenous people here want native ancestral lands back. it's been taken over. >> in sport. mixed fortunes for red bull at the singapore grand prix. action coming up later. >> rescuers are searching for five u.s. military personnel after their helicopter crashed in the red sea. it was near a guided missile destroyer. the ship is there as part of a military build up ahead of potential strikes on syria. the navy said the crash was an accident. there has been a suicide bomb attacks in iraq. 16 were killed in a sunni area. it happened a day after 72 were killed in another area of the city north of the capital. >> 78 are confirmed dead after an attack on a church in northern pakistan. hundreds of people were at sunday mass when two bombers executed their explosions. >> this is the all saints church in peshawar moments after the explosions. >> members of the congregation g

al jazeera. >>> welcome to al jazeera newshour. it's good to have you here with the top stories. syria's war cast a shadow over the g20. leaders come together in saint petersburg but are worlds apart on intervention. >>> what syria's armed groups are fighting for. the facts fueling the debate over intervention. >>> asocial security sass nation attempt in egypt. >>> why the u.n. is warning the central african republic to become the next failed state. and the new treaty aimed to protect workers worldwide comes into effect. but will it do the job? >>> well, thet any doubt the g20 summit would have been over s d overshadowed by egypt, on the way to the world meeting russia, leaders from the united states to russia to france have been laying their arguments. okay. we are seeing pictures right now from saint petersburg, a british airways plan that landed and on it is the u.k. prime minister david cameron. how he fits into the debates, he asked his parliament to take a vote on what their view on intervention would be and he got a resounded no saying the u.k. will not be involved in mili

al jazeera. >> we shut node luxbloom says it gives employees merit based raises. i am in for ali velshi. thank you for joining us. dr ss >> << announcer: this is al jazeera >>> welcome to newshour. the top stories from al jazeera. suspected bokohara fighters storm a college and kill dozens of students in their sleep. >> al jazeera obtains a leaked intelligence report indicating the kenyan government was warned about the westgate mall siege. >> at least 30 people are killed in a bombing in pakistan - the third blast to

>> << announcer: this is al jazeera >>> welcome to newshour. the top stories from al jazeera. suspected bokohara fighters storm a college and kill dozens of students in their sleep. >> al jazeera obtains a leaked intelligence report indicating the kenyan government was warned about the westgate mall siege. >> at least 30 people are killed in a bombing in pakistan - the third blast to hit the city in a week. >> we'll tell you why this small space in shanghai could do big things. >> robin adams here with the sport. a publicity seeker at the marathon finish line couldn't stop history being made. >> hello. gunmen attached a college in north-east nigeria, killing 50, according to an official. the gunmen entered a dormitory at the college and fired on sleeping students. they are members of boko haram. they are looking to create a muslim state in the north of country. >> what is the latest you know about the attack, ahmed idris. >> the military have been deployed in large numbers to the scene of the crime and are running in investigations. like you said, more than 40 people have been

al jazeera. >>> hello. welcome to the newshour from doha.e are the world's top stories. >> protests and funerals spread across sudan. >> police arrest the leader of greece's far right party. >> and... . >> i'm kath turner in new york. the world's leaders are here for the united nations general as

al jazeera. >>> hello. welcome to the newshour from doha. these are the world's top stories. >> protests and funerals spread across sudan. >> police arrest the leader of greece's far right party. >> and... . >> i'm kath turner in new york. the world's leaders are here for the united nations general assembly, which should mean a captive audience, but who is listening - the rules are not the same for every country. >> the top story on this newshour - thousands of protesters rally in sudan to voice anger at the rising cost of fuel and other commodities. human rights groups say 50 have been killed in recent days. harriet martin has the story. >> this is the reaction of sudan security forces against some of the people protesting here on friday. gunfire is heard as demonstrators run for safety. it is a city 140km south-east of the capital. >> in carr toum demonstrators called for the downfall of the government. this protester explains how they ran from bullets. >> it was not a case of authorities trying to disperse peaceful protests, but trying to

. >>> and stay with us here at al jazeera and aljazeera.com for the very latest on the stories we are following. the next newshour in an hour's time. i'm tony harris in new york. inside story is next on al jazeera. >> a growing number of companies say the nation's new health care law will force them to cut benefits and jobs. we'll examine the facts on the ground and what the changes made for you. from washington, this is inside story. >> hello i'm libby casey. to say the least the affordable care act passed by congress and upheld by the supreme court is a complicated game-changing law. in the past few months companies like papa john's denny's and ups says the law known as obamacare is forcing them to eliminate families, spouses and cut full time to part time. richard trumka head of the afl-cio recently told david shuster on talk al jazeera is having unintended consequences on workers. >> the affordable care act does need some modifications. what's happening now is you have employers that the law says if your employers work 30 hours a week or more you got to give them health care. they're restructuring to give 29

al jazeera. >>> hello. welcome to "the newshour." i am stephen cole. fleeing from the violence. the united nations says two million syrians have now left the country. we will be bringing you live reports from refugee camps in lebanon, turkey and iraq. >>> increasing cost of the fukushima plant, the government is spend half a billion dollars. the can indians are on the streets of mumbai because the hospitals are too crowded. scomplrnlt >>> the united nations says two million people left from syrian. three-quarters of the refugees are women and children. so where are they seeking refuge? over 111,000 have fled to egypt. jordan has taken in more than 500,000. nearly three-quarters of a million have crossed into neighboring lebanon. there are almost half a million r u gees in turkey. iraq has more than 171,000. our correspondence have been meeting some of these refugees in lebanon, the camp is home tom thousands of palestineian refugees. zania, it's going to be talking from the refugee intie and khan. >> sa b ra refugee camp in lebanon. it's unusual because most of the refugees in l

you are watching the newshour on al jazeera. a reminder of the main stories - 59 have been killed in an ongoing standoff at the westgate shopping center in kenya's capital nairobi. dozens are still inside the mall. we know that israeli special forces are involved. they are helping the kenyan army come up with a plan to rescue the hostages from the israeli-owned shopping center. >> at least 75 people are confirmed dead following an attack on a church in northern pakistan. over 500 were leaving sunday mass in pashawa, when the bombers dettonated their explosive. >> students in egypt hold mass rallies, demonstrating against a military-backed government and restrictions to political freedom. >> back to the situation in kenya. about 1,000 people have escaped from the mall in the last 24 hours. some of them barely made it. >> i was in the basement. i tried to run away. they were shooting. we were trying to get out. a few people died. when they went away i tried to walk slowly to the basement. >> while some are confirmed dead, the gove

al jazeera. >>> hello. welcome to "the newshour." i am stephen cole. fleeing from the violence. the united nations says two million syrians have now left the country. we will be bringing you live reports from refugee camps in lebanon, turkey and iraq. >>> increasing cost of the