al jazeera america. . >> >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour. i'm here in doha, and here is what is coming up in the next 60 minutes - yemen's government is sworn in. it's been rejected by houthi rebels. >>> security breach - questions asked as a suicide bomber gets inside headquarters. >>> returning homes, two americans freed by north korea, after the intervention of a top intelligence official. >> i just want to say thank you all for supporting me and lifting me up and not forgetting me. at the same time i was not forgetting the people of north korea >>> we'll take you live to germany. that's where celebrations are underway to mark 25 years since the fall of the berlin wall >>> we begin in yemen where a new government has been sworn in. it's been created as part of a un brokered peace deal after shuty rebels captured the government. the houthis are rejecting the new go. . hashem ahelbarra is there. what has the prime minister been saying, he's been speaking after the swearing in of the new government. >> he is confident about the future, defin

thank you for being with us on the al jazeera newshour. you verd what victor gao said from beijing, calling the report not credible. we spoke to someone from the tanzanian government who told us that is not credible, and they have bafed up security, laws and strengthened the security system. what is your response? >> well, i can understand that the report has made for uncomfortable reading for the tanzanian or chinese authorities. in response to the comment, it was in no way our intention to imply that the chinese premier was involved for smuggling ivory out of tanzania. but the case is there to highlight the ongoing evidence of the use of diplomatic bags to transport goods, illegal goods, out of the country. it's documented by us and others. in terms of the evidence that we have, we have been following the issue for over a decade now, and our recent investigations clearly have provided us with evidence that whilst the tanzanian government has made great steps to tackle the issue, they ramped up anti-poaching efforts, and there has been in

al jazeera america . >> >>> hello, welcome to the newshour. we are in doha, and here is what is coming up in the next 60 minutes. mexico's government says gang members confessed to killing and burning dozens of missing students. >>> the u.s. says it's doubling the number of noncombat troops in iraq to help in the fight against i.s.i.l. >>> african mediators say the two sides in south sudan's civil war agreed to stop fighting >>> the right to die. we look at who should make the call between life and death. >> mexico's government says that gang members admitted to killing 43 students missing since september and burning their bodies. the families say they won't accept the news until they have scientific proof. rachel levin has more from mexico city. >> reporter: the charred bones and teeth may be all that remains of the missing 43 university students. they were kidnapped by local police in guerrero, and turned over to a drug gang six weeks ago. attorney-general plays a video in a chilling press conference on friday. >> translation: i know the eno

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour, i'm live in doha - the top stories on al jazeera. 44 people arrested overnight in ferguson as protests proceed across the united states. russia pushes to revive the syrian peace process. we'll have the latest on talks under way now in sochi. also this hour. the future of hong kong's process movement thrown in doubt. police arrest leaders and take back the streets. >> and i'll have all your sports - including australian cricketer phil hughes still critically ill after being hit by a bouncer in sheffield shield game. doctors have just given an update on his position. we'll have the latest in sydney. >> we begin this newshour in the united states, where there has been another night of angry protests in ferguson, missouri. it follows a grand jury decision not to bring criminal charges against a white police officer for shooting a black teenager. anger is spread from coast to coast with people coming on to the streets from new york to los angeles. [ chanting ] >> reporter: the anger boiled over in dozens of cities across the united states. this crowd in the

al jazeera. >>> from al jazeera is headquarters in doha, this is the newshour. in the next 60 minutes. kurdish forces strike i.s.i.l. targets inside kobane. a bigger strategy on how to defeat them is in the works. a deal is signed in yemen to form a unity government - amidst a backdrop of more fighting >>> out with the old, in with the new in burkina faso. there's dissatisfaction and calls for more protests >>> but we are to blame for climate change. but we hold the key to fixing it. the findings of a landmark report into our ever changing world. >>> we begin with the battle against fighters against the islamic state of iraq and levant or i.s.i.l. the peshawar join the fighters in kobane. they have been sent to help syrian kurds stopped armed group. and in northern iraq, a town told by kurds - i.s.i.l. is making attacks to try to win it back. we'll have reports in a moment. first, the battle for kobane, and al jazeera's jamal joins us from the turkish-syrian border. jamal, you have seen the fighting from where you are. what have you witnessed? yes, kobane is a couple of kilometres behi

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour, live from doha. the top stories from al jazeera. israel is accused of collective punishment as it demollishes the homes of palestinians involved in attacks. >>> iraq's war comes to erbil. a suicide bomber attacks people in what was the most secure city. >>> thousands of policeman storm the compound of a guru - five bodies at the scene >>> the battle against malnutrition. documen diplomats try to find a solution to a problem affecting 800 million people. >>> as a nation we will settle the score with every terrorist and their dispatchers - that's the messages from israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu. it means that bulldozers are destroying the homes of palestinians that attack israelis. binyamin netanyahu says it's a necessary deterrent. critical it collective punishment >>> this is the home of a man who rammed his car into a light railway station a few weeks ago. a woman and child were killed, and now israeli forces demolished his home. >> this is collective punishment. you cannot punish the whole family for the actions of an

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the al jazeera newshour. our top stories - europe faces up to a humanitarian crisis. how to stop thousands of people drowning on a perilous journey to a better life. at least five dead in afghanistan as a suicide bomber attacks a convoy, including a vehicle from a british embassy. also this hour the world of cricket mourns of loss of philip hughes. >> i'm andrew thomas in sydney. cricket is australia national sport. i'll have the latest from a country in mourning >>> foreign ministers from across europe are meeting in rome for a summit on the growing humanitarian crisis caused by a rise in undocumented migrants. it's the latest image of a problem dominating the debate from london to athens. 700] would-be migrants towed to safety by the greek navy after this lost power and was found adraft. the migrants from from all over west africa and the middle east. the main points are morocco, tunisia and libya. they are trying to reach spain, malta, italy and the island of lampedusa. 165,000 migrants made it to europe.

al jazeera. >>> welcome to the al jazeera newshour. we are here from doha. in the next 60 minutes. [ explosion ] >>> tensions mount in jerusalem around the flashpoint - al-aqsa compound. israeli activists try to storm the site. al qaeda targeted in yemen. two senior leaders reportedly killed in a u.s. air strike. >> tonight they said we can have real change in washington, real change >>> republicans sweep to victory in the u.s. midterm elections, taking control of both houses in congress. >>> and the sirps side of social -- sirnster side of social media. tech giants are ignoring the widespread use of the web by extremists. >>> our top story - there has been heightened tension in jerusalem, where israeli activists threatened to storm the al-aqsa compound. palestinians turned up at the site and fought with israeli police after being denied entry to the mosque. the mosque is sacred to jews and muslim. it is located in occupied east jerusalem. israel supplied access to the site called temple mount. muslims referred to it as the nobel sanctuary. it's home to the

al jazeera america. > >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> from al jazeera's headquarters in doha. this is the newshour. coming up in the next 60 minutes, israel begins demolishing homes belonging to palestinians that carried out attacks in jerusalem. more to come. new raids on a mosque in kenya. authorities try to crack down on al-shabab >>> the battle against malnutrition. documents from around the world trying to find solution to a problem that affects 800 million people. plus, good buy apec. hello snog. we are in beijing, where pollution is back to extreme levels. >> let's start first with some breaking news coming out of iraq. five people have been killed by a suicide attack in erbil. that's the capital of iraq's autonomous kurdish region. let's go straight to imran khan. he's joining us from baghdad. what more details do you know at this point about that blast. >> well, the attack happened over an hour ago. a driver in a car bomb drove up to the gates of the erbil governor, tried to smash through the gates. killed two police men and two civilians, and also nearly blowing himself up in the process.

the new al jazeera america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >> o >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> welcome to the newshour. live from our headquarters in doha. the top stories >>> celebration in the courthouse as the deposed egyptian leader hosni mubarak is acquitted of all charges >>> a poll seen as a test of taiwan's relations with china >>> also this hour - hoping to strengthen the vatican's ties with islam. pope francis makes a key visit to istanbul. [ ♪ music ] >>> and using ballet to honour venezuela elcomondante >>> we begin in egypt where former president hosni mubarak has been cleared of all charges after his latest retrial. he'd been accused of conspiring to kill protesters during the 2011 resolution and was facing charges of corruption. this was the reaction inside the court, after the verdicts were handed down. hosni mubarak and his sons, former interior minister and six aides were cleared of charges. before delivering his ruling the judge warned anyone making trouble in the court would face a year in prison. let's take a look at the charges ruled on today. the court threw out charges for kill

sweep it under the rug... >> the day israel attacked america only on al jazeera america >>> again, you are watching the al jazeera newshour. let's have a reminder of the top stories, the secretary of state travels to vienna to see final talks and tray to reach a deal before monday's deadline. almost 1,000 people have been killed in fighting since a ceasefire was agreed. the u.n. reports says that between september 5th and november 18th, 957 people have died. the general strike is about to get underway in mexico and protests are planned across the country, all part of a campaign against violence and corruption. >>> to myanmar. and 23 kachin rebels died during fighting with government forces. the government said the army attacked a training base near a city close to the chinese border. 15 others were wounded. they are one of the eight major ethnic groups, they live in the north. the independence army, kia, wage a war against the burmese state in 1994. the kia demanded independence, but is seeking autonomy. thousands died and more than 100,000 civilians have been displaced. many have fled their homes and gone to malaysia. al

. >> 500 words from me if i remember it all a little later >>> coming up on the al jazeera newshour. >> i'm in sao paulo brazil, a state experimenting with battery-powered public buses. if successful, it could change transportation. >> let the debate begin. we hear from both sides ahead of the u.s. midterm elections >>> and why an aussie football team may be feeling lonely during the asian champion's league finals. >>> you're watching the al jazeera newshour, these are the top stories - iraqi kurdish peshawar forces enter the syrian border town kobane, and have been waiting there since wednesday. joining now hundred of syrian kurdish opposition fighters to take on the islamic state of iraq and levant >>> there's a power struggle for control at burkina faso between two prom gent members, general traore and colonel zida both say they were in charge. the president quit on friday after days of protest >>> virgin galactic will continue to take people to space. virgin ii crashed in the desert, killing one pilot, innouring another. >> 2 million iraqis have been displaced from kobane. hundre

al jazeera. >>> welcome to the al jazeera newshour. we are here from doha. in the next 60 minutes. [ explosion ] >>> tensions mount in jerusalem around the flashpoint - al-aqsa compound. israeli activists try to storm the site. al qaeda targeted in yemen. two senior leaders reportedly killed in a u.s. air strike. >> tonight they said we can have real change in washington, real change >>> republicans sweep to

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour, we are live from our hours in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes - myanmar's army launches an offensive against ethnic rebels, killing more than 20 people. rounded up then locked up - an exclusive report on the plight of malaysia's unwanted refugees >>> also this hour - israeli police fire tear gas at palestinian protesters in east jerusalem after tensions remain high after synagogue killings. >> this is the worst i've seen > >>> digging out from a deadly snow storm sweeping new york - and it's not over yet >>> we begin this newshour in myanmar, where at least 23 kachin rebels died in the north during fighting with government forces. the armey attacked a training base close to the chinese boarder. fighting between the army and rebels began in 2007. kachin is a group leaving in the north, near the myanmar's border with china. the kia set up in 1951 waged a war against the burmese state. they demanded outright in depends, but it now taking autonomy within myanmar. since fighting was interrupted more than 100,000 milli

al jazeera america. >> >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello. welcome to the newshour. the top stories on al jazeera - sifting through the rubble of their homes, the iraqis in diyala face the consequences of the battle against i.s.i.l. >> building bridges with islam - pope francis begins a 3-day visit to turkey. >> flooding in gaza. rain adds to the palestinians recovering from israel's bombardment still. >> and i'll have your sport. including special tribute to philip hughes who died on thursday, as kraus -- cricket australia announces an investigation. into player safety >>> there has been fierce fighting in iraq. the oil city of kirkuk is in the middle. kurdish peshawar have been involved in a fiercele -- fierce battle for three days. i.s.i.l. holds thousands of kilometres of territory shown here in yellow. in the shaded area, most backs the sunni armed group. in the past few days there has been heavy fighting. let's cross live to imran khan. let's begin with the fight for kirkuk. who has the upper hand now. what is the latest there? >> at the moment what we are seein

al jazeera. >>> hello there, welcome to the newshour, live from doha. i'm shiulie ghosh. these are the main stories we are covering this hour - who will be the next leader of taunizia. millions able to vote in the presidential elections since the 2011 uprising >>> no chance of a deal at this time. talks over iran's nuclear programme may be extended >>> new guidelines for u.s. troops in afghanistan. they'll be able to target the taliban after combat operations end in december. >>> and i'm farah - i'll have all the sport, including mani pacquiao dismisses suggestions he's past his best as he successfully defends his welter weight title >>> it's a landmark moment for tunisia. the first presidential election since the uprising and revolution of 2011. some polling stations have seen large queues of voters, in total more than 5 million people are eligible to vote. there are 22 candidates to choose from. two have emerged as frontrunners. 87-year-old beji caid essebsi is the favourite. he is the leader of the secular nidaa tounes party, which won the county elections in october.

al jazeera. >>> hello. welcome to the newshour. i'm martine dennis in doha - these are the top stories - chuck hagel, u.s. secretary, is to resign >>> no deal this time. iran and world powers suggest a nuclear agreement can be reached within months. >>> devastating floods in morocco kill at least 31 people, and forecasters worn more storms are coming. >>> and beautiful but controversial - hundreds of paintings hoarded by the son of adolf hitler's art dealer are on their way to a swiss museum. first, we have heard within the last hour, the u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel has resigned. u.s. media reports say president obama accepted his resignation. the former republican center has been pentagon chief since last year. live now to patty culhane, who is at the white house. the world will be asking was he pushed or did he jump. >> the white house will come out in an hour saying he did his job, he did a great job but they need to change course. you can mix course, but he's basically been fired. the president is under pressure, the pol

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the al jazeera newshour.faces up to a humanitarian crisis. how to stop thousands of people drowning on a perilous journey to a better life. at least five dead in afghanistan as a suicide bomber attacks a convoy, including a vehicle from a british

al jazeera. >> hello from doha, everyone. this is the newshourn al jazeera. 50 people are killed in a bomb attack within sight of pakistan's border with india. ukraine's president separatists english premier league, insing, how this pakistani cricketer is his name into the sport history books. ♪ developing story out of pakistan this hour where at least 50 people have been killed in a bomb attack. bomb exploded in the car parked at the wagah crossing near lahore at what is a regular, a daily flag lowering ceremony? kamal hyder is here to talk us through this one. i maybe explain the area, why people were there and who has been affected. >> there is a ceremony at wagah where the gates are closed at sunset and the flags are lowered and foreign tourists who come to pakistan go and witness this. it's a very passionate affair both sides with the regalia and the guards, of course, in uniform. so today, being a sunday, of course, attracted a larger number of people and after the ceremony ended and the people started to leave the venue and had left the ve

al jazeera. i appreciate your time. >> my pleasure. thank you. . >> coming up at the top of the ♪ this is al jazeera. >> hello from doha, everyone. this is the newshoural jazeera. 50 people are killed in a bomb attack within sight of pakistan's border with india. ukraine's president

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour, live from doha. the top stories from al jazeera. israel is accused of collective punishment as it demollishes the homes of palestinians involved in attacks. >>> iraq's war comes to erbil. a suicide bomber attacks people in what was the most secure city. >>> thousands of policeman storm the compound of a guru - five bodies at the scene >>> the be

al jazeera. >>> hello from doha, this is the newshour on al jazeera. breaking news in the last hour. i.s.i.l. fighters saying they have beheaded another american and several syrian soldiers. >>> the top u.s. military commander says the fight against i.s.i.l. is starting to turn. however, the battle is far from over. also the g20 summit in australia closes with a plan to boost the global economy, but there's an early exit from the russian president vladimir putin >>> the afghan mp who campaigns for women's rights targeted by a suicide bomber in kabul >>> let's bring you up to date with the breaking news coming out of syria. a new video released appearing to show the beheading of peter kassig. pictures showing islamic state of iraq and levant killing the u.s. aid worker, and several syrian soldiers, he was captured while in syria while on a mission to help refugees. let's go to baghdad and imran khan, what do you know? >> what we know is the sources that sent out the video sent ou previous videos. it looks credible. not only 12 soldiers, but also peter kassig as well. it's a shocking video, the

al jazeera. >>> hello from doha, this is the newshour on al jazeera. breaking news in the last hour. i.s.i.l.ying they have beheaded another american and several syrian soldiers. >>> the top u.s. military commander says the fight against i.s.i.l. is starting to turn. however, the battle is far from over. also the g20 summit in australia closes with a plan to boost the global economy, but there's an early exit from the russi

al jazeera america. . >> >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour. doha, and here is what is coming up in the next 60 minutes - yemen's government is sworn in. it's been rejected by houthi rebels. >>> security breach - questions asked as a suicide bomber gets inside headquarters. >>> returning homes, two americans freed by north korea, after the intervention of a top intelligence official. >> i just want to

al jazeera america. >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello there, welcome to the newshour. i'm shuty ghosh live from our headquarters in doha >>> an attack in northern kenya leaves more than 20 dead. >>> diplomacy in turkey. the u.s. vice president is in istanbul hoping to narrow the growing divide between the two countries. >> down to the wire - top documents at the negotiating table trying to reach a deal over the iran nuclear program. >> bahrain holds parliamentary elections since the protest three years ago. the opposition is calling for a boycott. plus... >> i'm wayne hayes sitting to lunch with japanese schoolchildren. to find out why they are among the healthiest in the world. >>> gunmen hijack add bus near kenya's north-eastern border near somalia and killed 28 passengers. they were on the way to nairobi, when attackers forced the bus to turn before shooting passengers. non-muslims were singled out to be killed, following raids in mombassa, seeing 350 arrested. police were looking for arms and those connected to the somalia al-shabab group. speaking to us earlier, a

al jazeera. >>> hello. welcome to the newshour. i'm martine dennis in doha - these are the top stories - chuck hagel, u.s. secretary, is to resign >>> no deal this time. iran and world powers suggest a nuclear agreement can be reached within months. >>> devastating floods in morocco kill at least 31 people, and

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour, i'm live in doha - the top stories on al jazeera. 44 people arrested in ferguson as protests proceed across the united states. russia pushes to revive the syrian peace process. we'll have the latest on talks under way now in sochi. also this hour. the future of hong kong's process movement thrown in doubt. police arrest leaders and tak

al jazeera america presents... holy money only on al jazeera america >> >>> >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello there, welcome to the newshour, i'm trudy coach. top stories, pakistan's leaders tells of course he will support him in the fight for piece. boko haram chases a town where 200 were abducted. why an arm group linked to al qaeda has taken territory and seized weapons from other rebels. [ chanting ] >> andals world leaders lead to the g20 summits. protesters march in the streets of brisbane >>> it's been a difficult often bitter relationship for years with each country accusing the other of harbouring rebel fighters and undermining stability, afghan president ashraf ghani has been holding talks with pakistan's prime minister nawaz sharif in islamabad. it's ashraf ghani's first official visit to pakistan since taking office. scott heidler joins us life. both leaders have been speaking with the media, and both are at pains to reassure each other that they were supportive. indeed. the afghan president summed it up by saying 13 years of mistrust was removed by a couple of days of talks. that shows the progress they have m

al jazeera america. > >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> from al jazeera's headquarters in doha. this is the newshour. coming up in the next 60 minutes, israel begins demolishing homes belonging to palestinians that carried out attacks in jerusalem. more to come. new raids on a mosque in kenya. authorities try to crack down on al-shabab >>> the battle against malnutrition. documents from around the world trying to find solution to a problem that a

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour, i'm martine dennis in doha. stories - suicide bombers kill at least 60 people. we'll go live to abuja. plus... ..protests turn to riots in ferguson, missouri, after a grand jury deeds not to put a white policeman on trial for shooting dead an unarmed black

al jazeera. >>> hello there, welcome to the newshour, live from doha. i'm shiulie ghosh. these are the main stories we are covering this hour - who will be the next leader of taunizia. millions able to vote in the presidential elections since the 2011 uprising >>> no chance of a deal at this time. talks over iran's nuclear programme may be extended >>> new guidelines for u.s. troops in afghanistan. they'll be able to target

al jazeera. >>> welcome to the newshour, coming up in the next 60 minutes - a shake-up at the top of iraq's militarye prime minister sacks more than 30 senior officers. >>> the u.s. accuses russia of fuelling war in ukraine, after accusations moscow is moving its military >>> police in india arrest a doctor who operated on several women who died after er

al jazeera. >>> welcome to the newshour, coming up in the next 60 minutes - a shake-up at the top of iraq's military. the prime minister sacks more than 30 senior officers. >>> the u.s. accuses russia of fuelling war in ukraine, after accusations moscow is moving its military >>> police in india arrest a doctor who operated on several women who died after sterilisation surgery >>> plus... >> qatar >>>..a source close to f.i.f.a. tells al jazeera that qatar will avoid punishment over the 2022 world cup bid after a report is made public on thursday. >>> the top story - iraq's prime minister sacked more than 30 military commanders. many are accused of corruption and not supporting the army. this is hassan rouhani's dramatic decision. it was announced as the government tries to drive fighters from the islamic state of iraq and levant out of the country. the government has been investigating military failings that allowed i.s.i.l. fighters to seize a large part of iraq's territory. many abandoned their positions and left behind weapons when i.s.i.l. stormed cities in an offensive in june. imran khan has

al jazeera. >>> hello there, welcome to the newshour. i'm nick clark from our headquarters in doha.ad - u.s. secretary of state john kerry heads to vienna as the clock ticks down on talks over iran's nuclear programme. >>> almost 1,000 people have been killed in ukraine since a ceasefire was introduced in september >>> the family of two palestinians who attacked a jerusalem synagogue are told by police their homes will be

al jazeera, arlington. >> and we salute that american treasure. that's it for us. we'll have more of a"america tonight," tomorrow. >> >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshourre is what is coming up in the next 60 minutes. libya's u.n. backed parliament set to be dissolved, one of two governments vying for power >>> three israeli soldiers deliberately occupied in the west bank as tensions heat up over a contested religious site >>> cutting the - dash ukraine's prime mini

al jazeera. >>> hello. this is the newshour live from doha. i'm veronica pedrosa.ming up in the next 60 minutes... >> we are a nation built on the rule of law. so we need to accept that this decision was the grand jury's to make. >> rioters defy the u.s. president's call for calm after a grand jury decided not to put a white policeman on trial for

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour, we are live from our hours in doha.oming up in the next 60 minutes - myanmar's army launches an offensive against ethnic rebels, killing more than 20 people. rounded up then locked up - an exclusive report on the plight of malaysia's unwanted refugees >>> also this hour - israeli police fire tear gas at palestinian protesters

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour, i'm martine dennis in doha. our top stories - suicide bombers kill at least 60 people. we'll go live to abuja. plus... ..protests turn to riots in ferguson, missouri, after a grand jury deeds not to put a white policeman on trial for shooting dead an unarmed black teenager >>> pope francis warns the european parliament not to let the mediterranean become a vast graveyard. >>> final results are in - tunisia's presidential election is going to a run-off late next month. >> i'm andrew simmonds on the tram line linking occupied east jerusalem with the west of the city. i'll assess the mood of fear amongst palestinians and israelis alike >>> but first - two bomb explosions killed at least 60 people in a crowded marketplace in north-eastern nigeria. now, the blast targeted shoppers in the town of my doggery -- maiduguri. we'll go live to our correspondent. this particular attack seems to be a well issuingest rated a -- issuingest rated attack with a report suggesting that teenage girls were involved. >> indeed. we und

. >>> you're on the newshour on al jazeera, and these are the top stories, china and the u.s. agreed to drastically reduce the carbon emissions. and the deal by the two biggest polluters will inject momentum into the talks. several people have been killed by syrian government air strikes in the rebel stronghold of duma. government horses are making gains towards the city and cut off supply roads, covering hundreds of thousands >>> a number of women who died from botched sterilisation, dozens more have been hospitalized. a government health camp in the district >>> taking you back to the historic climate agreement between the u.s. and china, andrew stooer is joining us, the president and c.e.o. of world resources initiative in beijing, nice to have you with us. perhaps one of the more positive things to come out of this, other than the numbers and the targets is the fact that it's happened at all, and it happened off their own bat, the u.s. and china, it's not that we have gone to a climate change concert and been left disappointed by what is at the end of this. >> yes, that's

al jazeera. >>> hello. this is the newshour live from doha. i'm veronica pedrosa. coming up in the next 60 minutes... >> we are a nation built on the rule of law. so we need to accept that this decision was the grand jury's to make. >> rioters defy the u.s. president's call for calm after a grand jury decided not to put a white policeman on trial for shooting dead on unarmed black teenager >>> the world's big powers will not bring to us our knees. iran's supreme leader reacts to the extension on the programme. >> i'm on an extension joining east jerusalem to west jerusalem, and i'll report on the fear >>> mapping the ice which waters of the antarctic, how scientists are using robots to chart the extent of global camping >>> it has been a night of the worse rioting in months. police had to use tear gas, been shot at and arrested 29 people. they confronted crowds of angry protesters on the streets of ferguson, missouri. violence broke out after a decision not to charge a white policeman who shot dead on an armed teenager. we'll get the latest from daniel lak in a mom