prime minister ahmed davutoglu calls it a address. al jazeera's jamal elshael has more. >> the man of the hour, ahmed davutoglu shows confidence. a lot more somber when his party had failed to win enough seats to form a government. sunday however was a different story. >> translator: today is a day ever victory for our democracy for our nation and may god be content with everyone who has made this victory possible. may god grant us the dignity when we face our nation, when we face our people. so that we always have our chin up and our heads up. my god never cause us to feel embarrassed or shamed when facing our people. >> reporter: going into elections the akp party hoped to regain what it lost last june. but even the most optimistic polls didn't predict such a resounding victory. fourth time turks take to the polls in less than two years. sharp increase of bomb attacks including a blast in the capital which killed more than 100 people meant there was too much at stake for people to stay at home. a weekenned currency and a rapidly det

press conference ten the nato secretary general and ahmed davutoglu, the turkish prime minister.ll territorial integrity and its air space at the same time as welcoming turkey's efforts to reestablish contact, direct contact with mostly cloudy and deescalate the situation. i think certainly to be fair to ankara, there are some efforts to deescalate the situation but at the same time it's not clear what those contacts are. they seem to be pretty much severed right now. >> russian president vladimir putin has criticized turkey for shooting down that plane on the turkish border. >> why they did that you have to ask them, it is a huge mistake. >> the remains of the pilot skilled in that incident were flown home to russia. the remains were carried service held in turkey, attended by the russian ambassador and other military officials. >>> man accused of friday's deadly shooting at an abortion cling in the united states has appeared in court for the first time via video link. 57-year-old robert lewis dear was told he is being held on suspicion of first degree murder. three people were