. >> why these turkish m.p.'s got into a brawl in parliament about a bill about fighting and violence. >> al shabab said it was behind two explosions in somalia's capitol. 11 died in the attack on a hotel in mogadishu, two of them m.p.'s. >> 25 are killed in three car bomb attacks tares include ago police station and a pet patrol station in libya. >> germany refused greece's request for more time to pay debt but now says the request is a good signal. >> the ukrainian president petro poroshenko called for u.n. peacekeepers to help implement a ceasefire in the east of the country. a truce was called sunday, but this hasn't stopped the fighting there. poroshenko concerned about the town of debaltseve which ukrainian troops with drew from on wednesday. >> i'd like to add that the situation is getting more exacerbated because with the support of the russian army, militants virtually wiped out debaltseve from the surface of the earth and now debaltseve reminds me of the moon landscape. >> paul brennan is our correspond

one m.p. released badly beat within a broken leg. 12 bodies were then found in three separate locations across the capital. the government says it's launch ahead investigation but with sectarian tensions running high and already blame being placed on a shia militia for the murders that, will do little to placate the sunnis. >>> lebanon's former prime minister has made a rare visit to the country on the anniversary of his father's assassination. he was among thousands of people who gathered to honor him. he was killed 10 years ago along with 21 other people. >>> two al jazerra journalist says are out on bail after 411 days in jail in egypt. their fight for justice isn't over. bahar mohamed and mohamed fahmy are still charged with colluding with the banned muslim brotherhood. their previous conviction was thrown out. but their retrial is set for the 23rd of february. al jazerra is calling on the court to dismiss the absurd case and release them unconditionally. >>> still ahead on al jazerra. >>

m.p.'s today. the bank's c.e.o.hairman will will be asked questions about the recent tax evasion revelations. we'll bring you the grilling of both executives. >> and gazprom is seeking a u.s. stamp of approval. they are working on a fresh authorization to move as much as $2 billion in natural gas. to the u.s., mexico and canada and everything in between. at the same time officials in washington are warning they might impose additional sanctions on russia. you can see how these two fit together. >> the leg of movie might have been a shut out at the oscars but it was a winner when it comes to the company's revenue. >> the revenue up 13% thanks in parts to thelogue movie's success maybe not at the oscars but at the box office. let's get more on the the company's award-winning performance. good morning to you. congratulations on the numbers. look. where do you go from here with this business? you got a new movie that is going to be made. you are broad tng base in terms of the products that you're offering. you're changi

m.p.'s were overruled. today's, britain's intelligence agencies remain above that law. >> new top secret spy cables at 18:00g.m.t. here. you can read more on our exclusive website at aljazeera.com/spycables. tell us what you think on twitter, as well with the hash tag spy cables. >> buying a car in nigeria has just become a lot more expensive. the government imposed a tax of 70% on used and new imported car to say boost manufacturers. some worry that high taxes will hurt the used car industry. >> looking after his investment for years before buying this used car imported from europe. he needs a new one but like many other nigerians, he fears that he can not afford it. >> maybe this is the last car i'm going to drive in my life. what government is trying to do, i can't see me here with the little amount of money i'm get to go buy another car when it is implemented. >> the government is pushing ahead with its new policy, raising staff representatives on imported cars up to 70%. >> in the future, we may not be

what they want to do is ease away it seems leftwing, pick up votes on the street, possibly a few m.p.'s in parliament if they can and they're already influencing the party stance, because the government is not acting as a unified whole. there have been statements to the effect that one or two ministers will not abide by the austerity terms the government has now agreed to be bound by as its predecessors were, even though it is going to be moving in a new direction. they may have an effect on government policy. >> still to come, the woman who's become a champion for domestic workers after her abusive employer was jailed. >> we speak to venezuela journalists who believe the shrinking media landscape is another sign of critics being silenced. >> a flawed investigation... >> do you feel that the police has been as fair? >> and a missing child. >> i hope that the person that has her just bring her home. >> now, "america tonight" investigates the search for relisha. tonight, 10:00 eastern. >> mexican police captured the countries motor wanted drug lord, la tuta was arrested in the capitol o

he is a former m.p. previous sentencings have led to protests. so far the convictions are said not to be based on proper evidence. >> the trial of thailand former prime minister is set to begin thursday. she faces criminal charges for a corruption scheme. >> she has already been improvement for dereliction of duty. now the former prime minister is to appear in court on criminal charges over the same populist scheme to support rice farmers. if convicted, she could be jailed for 10 years and effectively banned from politics for life. it's been less than a year since the general's military takeover, which was to law space for negotiations between those four and against the family. >> we did it to protect the dignity and honor of the thai people. we can't step back anymore. we must stop fighting and keep working for reconciliation. >> the criminal charges take the crack down on them further than ever before. >> without any concession or compromise, then it's not reconciliation. we can see clearly now we don't want to use severe materials but certainl

hezbollah fighters are it and shia fighters are once again in spotlight and accused of beating a key senior m.pd killing 12 sunni people here in bad dad and led to suspension of parliament a suspension going on to this day and sunni is suspended in parliament and decide whether to go back to parliament on thursday there has been closed door meetings and very intense meetings going only for the last few days and what they are looking at is the need for the investigation into why this attack took place, sorry, and whether there is a need to disarm the shia malitias here in the capitol baghdad. >>> eastern ukraine where the army says that cease fighting is taking place in the key town and government troops and pro-russian rebels missed a deadline to start pulling back heavy weapons and a truce is in place in eastern ukraine and continuous shelling is threatening to under mine it and we go to paul who is live in donetsk and report on the latest violence and certainly threatens a ceasefire even more. >> reporter: it does and supposedly two days in the ceasefire now and frankly the guns in certain pa

they were accused of beating a key senior m.p. and killing 12 sunni people here in baghdad that.a suspension of parliament. a suspension that goes onto this day. now the sunni block suspended their participation in partner lament decide whether to go back on thursday, there has been closed-door meetings, very intense negotiations going on for the last few days. and what they are looking at is the need for an investigation in to why this attack took place. and whether there is a need disarm the shia militias here in the capital baghdad. >>> boko haram fighters have warned niger chad ask cameroon that there will be more attacks and the three countries have sent troops to fight the nine nigerian group. >> reporter: they say that they have united in order to will eliminate an expanding threat. leaders in central africa are in the cameroon capital to finalize an offensive against boko haram. >> this session is historic because we most use to to respond to the barbaric actions of the terrorist group boko haram. they have the military ask hugh tan resources of a conventional army making

one senior sunni m.p.the government of dire consequences. >> translator: we want to go against those br* -- we warn against those trying to conceal those that committed that heinous crime it will be a message to minute that it happened with the knowledge of the government opening a the gate to a full-blown sectarian war that will never end. >> reporter: the united nations assistance mission in iraq also responded with special representative issuing a statement saying i call upon all law enforcement agency today work quickly in order to bring those responsible to justice. it has sent shock waves through baghdad. it's alleged the men were kidnapped by militia at a checkpoint in baghdad and taken to an undisclosed low take, one p.m. released badly beat within a broken leg. 12 bodies were then found in three zip rat location as cross the capital. the government says it's launch ahead investigation but with sectarian tensions running high and blame being placed on the shia militia for the murders that will be l

the investment in to the killing of the sunni m.p. and the other 11 pima long side that is key. version needs to happen soon and happen quickly. also they are looking at whether to disarm shia militia groups within the capital itself. and to handover all of the weaponry to government forces in -- government forces to do all the security within the city. so there is a number of things being discussed. all we really know is that these closed-door meetings have gone on every single day since the crisis began. that there has been no movement as of yet and, of course again as i say they make a decision on whether to go back to the parliament or suspends further the suspension. >> thank you imran speaking to us from baghdad. >>> thousands of afghan refugees in pakistan are being deported back to afghanistan. this comes in the whack of a dead a taliban attack on a school in december last year. at the time the pakistani government said it would immediately begin expelling all illegal afghan refugees. 1,500 refugees were departed in january. twice the number from the previous month. a fu

each m.p. three minutes to speak about what they think the next government should should be prioritizing the vote is expected to go ahead today and it is expected to pass, although politics always seems to come up with surprises. this time around the two biggest parties in the country have come to some sort of an agreement so you would think they would be able to get the 109 109 votes need to get the vast started and tackle the problems. >> in a coalition, of course, these two main parties have to put aside what is a fairly profound difference and nas on the role of islam or the role of religious unand how much it plays in to affairs of state. >> reporter: exactly. and they have somehow managed to do that. although we don't noah long the line down the next five years whether there will be problems within this coalition whether it will be fragile when it comes to voting in certain changes to the law, for example. but at the moment, they seem to put those aside and prioritizing the main issues in

we know an m.p. was killed earlier this month. at least 10 officials working for the government have been killed. also this week, the government, they increase security check points around the city, in anticipation of possible al shabab attack. >> thank you. thank you very much, indeed for that. we'll get more details four later on in the news hour. >> at least 25 people have been killed in explosions in the libyan town where there were three car bomb attacks on the town including a police station and gas station as targets. for more, let's go to tunis near the libyan border. what can we say about the attack? we know it's happened. we don't know the target, although we understand parliamentary speaker said it was because of the attacks on libya by the egyptian military. i want to bring something else up, which is the fact that the u.s. and u.k. have said that they are not going to get -- they will not be supporting any idea of arming libya's people fighting on the ground. where does the country go from there? >> well, i think it's

they were accused of beating a key senior m.p. and killing 12 sunnis in baghdad, leading to a suspension that still goes on to this day. the sunni block suspended it's part in pavement. very intense negotiations going on for the last few days in parliament looking at the need for an investigation as to why this took place and whether there is as need to disarm the shia militias here in the capitol, baghdad. >> new dealt is set to debate on whether to deploy troops to help fight islamic state of iraq and the levant. it would perform a non-combat role but critics say a deployment would be a mistake. >> this was the public invitation to a fight many suspects new zealand had signed up for long ago. last week, the first iraqi foreign minister visited here and called on his new zealand counter part to send troops to his country. >> the notion has always been that there would need to be some invitation that we would needle to feel if we were welcome. >> according to the government, any troops it decides to send would be to help train ira

home run accused of beating a key senior m.p. that was suspended in parliament. decide whether to do back to parliament on thursday, there's been close door meetings very intense negotiations for the last few days. when this attack took place and whether there is a need to disarm the militias in the capitol of baghdad. >> new zealand is deciding whether to deploy trips. but critics say a deployment would be a mistake. reports from oakland. >> . >> according to the government any troops that it decides to send would be h tone train soldiers. it's performed similar operations in afghanistan, it is according to the prime minister the price of longing to the club. a reference to the alliance that includes united states, great britain and canada it is also about pay back, last year iraq voted to include new deanne on the security council. some people worry that new zealand is losing it's independent reputation that has at times seen it take a bold stance like the banning of nuclear armed ships. amove that certainly upset the united states. if the u.s. led invasion of

hezbollah and the shia malitias are once again in the spotlight and accused of beating a key senior m.pd killing 12 sunni people here in baghdad and led to suspension of parliament, a suspension that goes on to the day and sunni block is suspended in parliament and decide whether to go back to parliament on thursday and there is intense negotiations going on for the last few days and they are looking at for the need of investigation into why this attack took place and whether there is a need to disarm the shia malitias here in the capitol baghdad. >>> new zealand said to debate on whether to deploy troops to help fight islamic state of iraq and lavante and will have a noncombat role in iraq but say deployment would be a mistake and wayne reports. >> reporter: this was the public invitation to a fight many people say they signed up for long ago and abraham was the first iraqi foreign minister to visit here and came calling on new zealand counterpart to send troops to the country. >> the notion is there needs to be some invitation we would need to feel it out if it's welcome. >> reporter:

the gunmen stole the m.p.'s brief case and two pistols from the group before escaping.ice are yet to make any arrests or establish a motive for the attack. >>> nigeria, and it's neighbors have pledged another 8 1/2 thousand troops to try to combat the regional threat posed by boko haram fighters. the latest force will join 7,000 troops already fighting the armed group. nigeria's electoral commission has spent saturday locked in talks about a possible delay to voting. that's due to rising fears about the distribution of voting cards and the campaign being waged by boko haram in nigeria's north ease but al jazerra's mohamed a -- dow has more from leg owes. >> reporter: owe fished of the nigerian commission are right now discussing whether to postpone the elects from the 14th of february for a period of six weeks. two reasons have been given for the proposed postpone end. only 60% of 68 million voter cards have been given to their owners and the cards being so vital for anyone want to go cast their vote. they say that many people might be left out of the voting process. th

releasing music differently than the last 20 years where bands are putting out a song here then an m.p>> sreenivasan: daniel helped artists launch careers and even though they've won billboards album of the year he sees something new on the horizon for his artists, play lists. >> the drum beating in the street you're following is a curation of like-minded play lists. for example, what are your hobbies? you like to exercise, follow basketball, there are n.b.a. play lists, what are they use to warm up and have in half time. ♪ >> sreenivasan: take lord, a grammy award winning artist from new zealand known for her hit song royal among others. in 2012 she released her extended play debut a few select tracts on a service called sound cloud. with little marketing her songs found their way to streaming services and important play lists, similar to the billboard charts that once tracked air play on radio station, the streaming services began aged her song to their list of up and coming lists because they could see so many listeners adding her to the list. >> she was play listed. people spoke to

the original spill motion was moved by an m.p. from western australia. here's what he had to say -- >> this is an opportunity now for the prime minister to do as he said, change his approach. given there's no change in leadership, the prime minister should be given the chance to move forward. >> paul thank you very much for that. paul allen there from canberra as tony abbott managed to win the spill motion and carries on as prime minister. up next -- talking about property and china's sales boosting the property records. joined by the group chairman, ronnie chen joining us "on the move" next. >> a day to drag asian markets way down by economic signals from china and the united states. numbers game, why more countries are turning their gaps on g.d.p. as measure of growth. and the good, the bad and the ugly. asia pacific cities stack up in terms of sustainability. the chinese market open is nearly upon us. opening in manila as well. looking at who's wearing the hats, bulls or bears? >> bears are slowly putting on their hats at this point. it was a bit uncl