al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour. we are live from al jazeera headquarters in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes - dozens of people injured in a car bomb attack outside a police college >>> the united nations case the number of syrian refugees displaced by the war will hit 4 million >>> also this hour a new development in the crash area. a rescue team finds the tail section of the airasia >>> and a multi-million pay out in compensation for oil spilt in nigeria. >>> we begin in yemen where a car bomb has exploded in sanaa. it was close to a gathering of people near a police training college. at least six people have been killed. 40 others have been wounded. let's get the latest from omar al saleh. we have seen him bring up to speed with the latest. >> there's a number of people killed at this stage. the number of wounded has risen to at least 60 people some of them in serious condition. the death toll could rise. it was a big explosion. security forces tied the police academy, suggesting that a man driving a small bus parked the vehicle, and disappeared from the s

still to come on the al jazeera newshour. venezuela's economy facing a rough road ahead as the president prepares to deliver a key policy speech and the ivory coast got off to a shaky start at the african cup of nations. rahul with all the information in sport. >>>hello you're with the al jazeera newshour. a reminder of the top stories. kurdish peshmerga forces in iraq are launching a major offensive against i.s.i.l. they are trying to push down across the i.s.i.l. stronghold in tel afar. if they proceed they cut off a supply line from syria. 13 have been stabbed on a bus in the city of tel aviv. the attacker is a 23-year-old palestinian shot and apprehended by security forces. france's prime minister says the country will be giving police force stronger weapons, hiring 6,000 counterterrorism agents. the announcement came as four men were charged with paris. four men were charged for an attack leaving 12 people dead >>> oman's oil minister criticized o.p.e.c.'s policy. in november the oil cartel decided to keep the output und

al jazeera. hello, welcome to the newshour from doha. the top stories - there has to be a way of bringing forces >>> iraqi foreign forces say they can't drive out i.s.i.l. without foreign boots on the ground >>> oxfam warns yemen is on the brink of a humanitarian disaster with millions of lives at risk >>> eastern ukraine descends into horrors of mariupol as rockets fall on residential areas. >> and all the day sport. novak djokovic is in action at the australian open. we find out why the african cup of nations ecuadorial guinea will turn to buy footballers around the world. >>> the u.s.-led coalition must do more to help forces win the fight against i.s.i.l. that is a message from kurdish leaders who say they can't do the job by themselves and need boots on the ground. zeina khodr reports from northern iraq where kurdish peshmerga forces are battling i.s.i.l. kurdish peshmerga have been winning battles, but the war against the islamic state of iraq and levant is far from over. air support has helped them but commanders say it is not eno

al jazeera america. >> >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> welcome to the newshour. our top stories... ..thousands take to the streets in the biggest protest yet against a houthi takeover of yemen's capital >>> eastern ukraine descend to war. at least 15 dead in mariupol as rockets fall on residential areas. >> there has to be a way of bringing more forces to the ground. >>> iraqi kurdish forces say the only way to defeat i.s.i.l. is if foreign soldiers join the salt. >> and -- join the fight. >> and the latest from the australian open. novak djokovic reaches the next round. all the latest in the programme. >>> thousands of people chanting "down with the houthis" are taking part in protests in yemen's capital. it is the biggest demonstration against the shia whose take over caused the resignation of the president. a rival pro-houthi demonstration is taking place a different part of the city. the editor-in-chief joins me live from sanaa. can you tell me what you have been seeing and give us a sense of size of the demonstrations taking place against the houthis. >> the

al jazeera. this is al jazeera. >> a very warm welcome to the newshour. i'm mary ann lamaze in doha. in the headlines. egypt said the plane should thought have been in the air before it crashed. what tafnl investigates are italian investigators are looking at the ship. the railroad that nearly went extinct a few years ago really does find life begins at 40. >> indonesia's transport minister is threatening to ground airasia planes following its crash. was not allowed to fly on that route on that day. over the past 24 hours recovery crews have found four pieces of wreckage in the java sea only 30 bodies have been recovered so far. 162 people were aboard the airasia flight when it took off. step vaessen has more. >> the minister of transportation made some very bold statement. he has actually suspended the route from surabaya to singapore because they had no license to fly on that particular day. they had no license to fly on sunday they can only fly during the weekdays. and it has also been confirmed by china airways in singapore that they have actually been flying every sunday. the minister has been ta

al jazeera. >>> welcome to the newshour. i'm live from al jazeera's headquarters in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes, the french president holds a crisis meeting with his cabinet following the shooting death of 12 people at a satirical magazine in paris. several people have been detained as they search for two brothers responsible for the killings in "charlie hebdo." a minute's silence will be held across the country at midday >>> polls are about to close in sri lanka, where the polls are picking the new lead ner a snappy election. all is not well at a leading smartphone maker. we tell you why >>> we begin in france where a national stay of mourning is being observed. masked gunmen shot 12 dead in an attack at the hospitals of a satirical magazine "charlie hebdo" on wednesday. the french president francis hollande shared a crisis meeting at the pal a as well as with nicolas sarkozy, who heads the main opposition party. a minute's silence will be observed at midday and flags are flying at half mask. police detained several over the attack. the two accused of carrying

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour. i'm martine dennis in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes - hundreds of yazidis released by i.s.i.l. in northern iraq. violent protests against the french newspaper "charlie hebdo". seven die in niger >>> i'm malcolm webb in the democratic republic of congo. fighters from the stlr a rebel group, are to surrender and come to this camp and give up their amps -- arms. only a handful have come because they say they are not treated fairly. >>> millions attend the papal mass in the philippines. >> i.s.i.l. has released more than 200 captives from the minority yazidi community in northern iraq. they were transported from one province to kurdish held territory. it's not clear why they were released. the yazidi captives were taken to hospital. thousands had been killed in i.s.i.l. mohammed adow is in iraq's kurdish capital, erbil. >> reporter: most of the yazidi released are said to be elderly or people with medical problems. a commander eight kilometres tells us that he believes they were brought from mosul driven th

al jazeera. >>> welcome from he david foster to this al jazeera newshour. these are some of the stories in the next 60 minutes. >>> young and old celebrate kurdish forces victory against i.s.i.l. in the syrian town of kobane >>> as the fight to cut the group's major points is in iraq. >> greece holds its first cabinet meeting. we go to athens for that >>> mexico's government says the students that went missing last sent are dead >>> >>> east germany's dark past - we tour around the headquarters of the secret police. >>> now, earlier on this week we heard the news that one japanese hostage held by i.s.i.l. in syria had been killed. video was released of another japanese hostage, alongside him, pleading for his life. his mother made an emotional plea. we are getting more from jordan from the foreign minister saying "you will hear good news. we have information that al-rishawi will be released within hours" that is a woman held since a failed bombing attempt. i.s.i.l. said if you release her, we may release some of those we hold hostage. we'll get news but jap

you're watching the al jazeera newshour. i want to take you through the top stories now. the search is continuing for two brothers accused of killing 12 people in an attack on a french satirical magazine "charlie hebdo". nine linked to the suspects are in custody, says the interior minister. [ bells toll ] >> a moment's silence has been observed in france to remember those who died. the bells at the notre dame cathedral in central paris rang for two minutes flags on all public buildings are flying at half mast. in other developments the killing of a police officer in a separate incident is treated as a terror attack put -- but is not connected to the attack at the "charlie hebdo" offices. now, as we were saying the search for the two suspects in the attack is under way. we know that security forces are focussing their attention on the region north-east - north of paris, in the north of france. barnaby phillips has been following the story, and joins us from a town where the police have been carrying out the search. what can you tell us about what you have seen and heard a

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour. i'm martine dennis in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes - retrial ordered. an egyptian appeals court rules in the case of three al jazeera journalists >>> a stampede at a new year's celebration in shanghai. at least 35 are dead. >> new beginningings. north korea's leader kim jong un says he's open to talks with south korea >>> we go to kenya to see how the nation is deal with tough new anti-doping laws. >>> but first a trial has been ordered for three al jazeera journalists who were gaoled in egypt more than a year ago. the court in cairo accepted an appeal from their lawyers, but it's unclear when peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed will be back in court. al jazeera says the original trial was flawed and continues to demand their immediate release. >>> now, here is a reminder of the case - the three were arrested in cairo on december 29th, 2013. after a trial they were sentenced in june. peter and mohammed to 7 years in gaol. badr given 10 years. the trial was condemned around the world. in

al jazeera. >>> hello from al jazeera's headquarters in doha this is the newshour. coming up in the next 60 minutes, i.s.i.l. releases a new recording. new recording. if the government doesn't release the two prisoners on death roll. u.n. calls for maximum restraint. this hour new details about the moments leading up to the airasia flight 8501 >>> and we look at a massive project that will map the entire planet every three days. >>> we begin with the latest on the fate of two i.s.i.l. hostages. the group released a new audio recording. the message has not been verified but i.s.i.l. wants jordan to release an iraqi woman on death row. if not released, a jordanian pilot will be killed who was captured last december when his plane went down. jordan is working with japan to secure the release of japanese journalist kenji goto jogo also being healed. -- held. wayne simmonds tell us about the latest audio message from i.s.i.l. with new demands. >> well this going to japanese and jordanian officials. it is believed to be a genuine recording, and it states that in fact ther

al jazeera. >>> welcome to the newshour. i am darren jordan from al jazeera's newscenter hein. doha, to the stories. 340r fighting in yemen as houthi rebels reject a pipeline designed to hold the country together. the battle continues. we are on the front line with peshmerga forces still trying to drive isil fighters out of northern iraq. >> the palestinian authority has chosen to launch a confrontation with the state of israel. we are not sitting idly by. >> israel's prime minister justifies cutting off urgently needed tax revenues to the palestinians. can russia return to the front ranks of science, or are its glory days over? ♪ welcome to the program. attempts to hold yemen together as a country are in deep trouble. there has been a bombing of the presidential guest house in domar city about 100 kilometers south of the capital sanaa. several have been killed including a houthi t.v. reporter. an agreement has been rejected to dive i'd the country six regions. houthis control most of the army's assets and are growing impatient for reform. the latest from the yemeni capital san

al jazeera. >> still to come in the newshour. a trial begins for one of the alleged bombers of the 2014 boston marathon. plus. >> i'm rory challenge at the technology park ton outskirts of moscow, at the forefront of russia's innovation ambitions. >> and in sport one of the most senior figures at barcelona is sacked by the club. details coming up with raul. a roma family in france who lost their baby girl laid her to rest after the town mayor denied them a burial plot. barnaby phillips reports. >> bleak day bleak service tiny coffin on its is on its way for burial. the events after this baby passed away are also a scandal. funeral took place in visu. the roma family had wanted to bury their child in the nearby town of channelplan the mayor of champlan was reported to state that his cemetery was too crowded and the priority should go to those who pay taxes and the baby's family do not because they are roma. actions racist. >> it is very clear they don't want any roma dead or alive. that's all there is to it. >> translator: the fam

al jazeera america. >> top stories on the al jazeera newshour.houthi rebels and soldiers say a ceasefire is now holding in the yemen exalt. capital. near the presidential palace in sanaa. over 11 are dead. >>> funerals have been held for six hezbollah fighters who died in the attack near the israeli occupied golan heights on sunday. >>> at least six have been killed and a number of others injured in the eastern ukraine area of donetsk. in control of donetsk airport. we're now on our top of story and the clashes as we have been telling you about in yemen. hashem ahelbarra. >> what is it the houthis want? >> well, the official narrative of the houthis is that they want to have bigger representation, they want to have bigger say in running the government. a minority that was religiously persecuted for decades. they are the ones who represent the shias in yemen. we want to have a bigger say. how to translate that into reality, they want to be the ones to dictate most of the terms in the near future. they say now that there's a sunni majority. >> is t

only on al jazeera america > >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello there. welcome to the newshour. i'm nick clark in doha. the top stories - thousands attend anti-houthi protests in yemen as the deadlock continues. >>> iraq's prime minister hosts a summit aimed at bringing rival factions toots factions together >>> live in madrid - a mission to replicate what is happening in greece. >>> i'm andy gallagher in miami florida. we are not at the sundance film festival but we will highlight three individual film-makers from here whose stories have made it to the silver screen >>> we begin in yemen where there are protests in several cities against houthi rebels. looking at the pictures in the south. there are rallies in other areas. houthis used live ammunition to break up demonstrations in the capital. adding to the turmoil in yemen are soldiers who threatened to block a major highway leading to a strait. this is a crucial shipping rain in the red sea. the threat made after houthi fighters shot and killed an army commander and two guards in al hudaydah. jamal, tell us about the protest

y >>> welcome back you are watching the al jazeera newshour. the top stories - amnesty international released satellite images showing the scale of attack by boko haram on two towns in northern nigeria. homes and businesses were destroyed by the armed group. more than 70 people have been killed in southern africa after heavy rains. in malawi 70,000 have been left homeless. many have been displaced >>> pope francis touches down on the second leg of his trip to asia. he's been treated to a rapturous reception in manila. the pontiff plans to meet survivors of typhoon haiyan which claimed more than 7,000 lives in 2013. this is the scene live in manila - the pope making his way through the philippines capital, touching down at the international airport later on and is expected to be greated by the president. there's a great deal of excitement amongst people. hundreds if not thousands there. joining me from the capital, a spokesman for the catholic bishops conference. thank you for speaking to us. tell me what the visit to the philippines by the pope

al jazeera. is >> hello, and welcome to the newshour in doha with the top stories on al jazeera.t least 20 demonstrators killed in egypt on the fourth anniversary of the revolution with ousted president hosni mubarak. greece's left wing party looks set for a win that could set it on a collision course with the eu. the u.s. secretary of state offers nigeria support in the fight against boka haram as the group attacks a major northern city city. as india embraces a new friendship, we look at what the u.s. president visit means for the world's two biggest democracies. hello. at least 20 people have been killed in rye violent protests across egypt. demonstrators marking the anniversary of the 2011 revolution. victoria gatenby reports. >> reporter: it's four years since the revolution that led to the overthrow of hosni mubarak but the unrest persists. despite the army ceiling off tahrir square the symbol of the 2011 revolution, protestors have been taking to the streets to mark the day the uprising began. he job descriptions marched in cairo, alexandria and several other cities to dem

of russia's home market seen as a silver lining in the cloud >>> still to come - here in the al jazeera newshour. venezuela's president arrives talking about the collapse in prices and the effect on their economy. plus... >> protesters are on the streets. >> in sport - dakar rally suffers a setback as it enters into bolivia. >>> hello. welcome back. these are the headlines at al jazeera, european interior ministers started to arrive in paris to talk about counterterrorism efforts. security will be stepped up across the country in the coming weeks. these are the latest pictures of the place de la republique where people have started to gather for a rally. the demonstrations come in the wake of attacks in which 16 people and three gunmen were killed >>> sri lanka's new government is alleging former president mahinda rajapaksa attempted a coup when it was clear that he had lost the presidential elections. >>> let's go to the maisent of the day, that march that is just - people are gathering for it. it's not started yet. people can see that the central point in paris. remy pete is from qatar -- remi

. >> there's more for you on the al jazeera newshour. >> who would want to have sterilisation now? no one wants to die >>> what next for india's planning family programme after a clinic killed 18 women. >> this goal was 23 years in the making. we are at the asian cup. >>> the u.n. is dealing for help to deal with a cold spell that swept the middle east. millions of displaced children are in need of assistance. that includes many struggling. we have this report. >> reporter: this man has been through a lot. he lives in aleppo. now he has to use what he can do fight the freezing temperature. >> translation: we have money. we have no heating. we have no relatives here. >> reporter: this is hiding some of the damage once a business now in ruins. there's no electricity for much of the city. diesel and gas has trebled, and for most what is available is not affordable. only some clinics take care of the sick. some of the patients are dying because of the weather. >> it is harsh. this is the indirect cause of death. the threat was respiratory. >> more than a dozen people have been killed b

al jazeera. >>> welcome from he david foster to this al jazeera newshour.se are some of the stories in the next 60 minutes. >>> young and old celebrate kurdish forces victory against i.s.i.l. in the syrian town of kobane >>> as the fight to cut the group's major points is in iraq. >> greec

. >> you are with us here on the al jazeera newshour. i am david foster. it's time to go through the global head lines. six hezbollah fighters including a senior commander have been killed in syria after an attack alleged to have been called out by an iezzoi aircraft close to the border with lec non- israelis have yet to comment. >>> the information minister for cameroon told al jazeera boko hamar fighters from nigh year i can't have attacked dozens of people and burning down 80 houses. he told us at least three people were killed us ill fighters in northern iraq have released about 200 captives in the minority yazidi community. many are elderly and have been taken to hospital in erbil for check-ups. more on that allegeditsisi airstrike inside syria. rula amin is on the line for us capitol of jordan. these were not just any fighters for hezbollah, were they? rula? i am looking at the list of names. whoever carried out the attack new exactly what they were going to be done. >> yes. they were not just any fighters fighters. it was in syria. one fighter is 20

al jazeera america. >> >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello from doha everyone. this is the newshour on al jazeera. [ explosion ] >>> inquiries into war crimes the i.c.c. investigates israeli actions within the palestinian territory. >> halt in the syrian conflict. thousands of refugees trapped are desperate for relief >>> hunger strikes at an australian asylum center in papua new guinea. and the pope visits the scope of a typhoon cut shore by a day, because of more bad weather >>> hello. u.s. and israel are describing it has scandalous and a tragic irony, but the process of war crimes in the occupied palestinian territories will begin at the international criminal court. the i.c.c. will decide if a formal inquiry should be launched and will look at the crimes on the gaza strip, and could result in charges of people. more from the diplomatic editor james bays. >> over 2,100 dead. 100 of them children. the war in gaza made 2014 the deadliest since 1967. now the first stage of an illegal process that could see war crimes charges launched. the treaty that governs the international crimi

al jazeera america. >> >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> welcome to the newshour.... ..thousands take to the streets in the biggest protest yet against a houthi takeover of yemen's capital >>> eastern ukraine descend to war. at least 15 dead in mariupol as rockets fall on residential areas. >> there has to be a way of bringing more forces to

al jazeera america. >> >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello from doha everyone. this is the newshourplosion ] >>> inquiries into war crimes the i.c.c. investigates israeli actions within the palestinian territory. >> halt in the syrian conflict. thousands of refugees trapped are desperate for relief >>> hunger

al jazeera america . >> >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour i'm jane dutton live from 60 minutes - jordan refuses i.s.i.l. demand to free an iraqi prisoner until it gets proof that one of its pilots is still alive. >>> i.s.i.l. makes it on the list of the world's top challenges. we speak to human rights watch for more of that >>> almost a year after mh370, malaysia airlines flight disappeared, the crash has bee

al jazeera. >>> welcome to the newshour. i'm live from al jazeera's headquarters in doha.up in the next 60 minutes, the french president holds a crisis meeting with his cabinet following the shooting death of 12 people at a satirical magazine in paris. several people have been detained as they search for two brothers responsible for the killings in "charlie hebdo." a minute's silence

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour. we are live from al jazeera headquarters in doha.ing up in the next 60 minutes - dozens of people injured in a car bomb attack outside a police college >>> the united nations case the number of syrian refugees displaced by the war will hit 4 million >>> also this hour a new development in the crash area. a

al jazeera. this is al jazeera. >> a very warm welcome to the newshour. i'm mary ann lamaze in doha. in the headlines. egypt said the plane should thought have been in the air before it crashed. what tafnl investigates are italian investigators are looking at

only on al jazeera america > >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello there. welcome to the newshour. i'm nick clark in doha. the top stories - thousands attend anti-houthi protests in yemen as the deadlock continues. >>> iraq's prime minister hosts a summit aimed at bringing rival factions toots factions together >>> live in madrid - a mission to replicate what is happening in greece. >>> i'm andy gallag

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour. i'm martine dennis in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes - hundreds of yazidis released by i.s.i.l. in northern iraq. violent protests against the french newspaper "charlie hebdo". seven die in niger >>> i'm malcolm webb in the democratic republic of congo. fighters from the

al jazeera america. >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour. martine dennis live in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes... [ gunfire ] >>> the country is still at risk. france holds an emergency security meeting following three days of attacks that left seven people dead. a member of al qaeda in yemen says his group directed the attack in paris. >>> trying to unite the nation

al jazeera america. >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour. i'm martine dennis live in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes... [ gunfire ] >>> the country is still at risk. france holds an emergency security meeting following three days of attacks that left seven people dead. a member of al qaeda in yemen says his group directed the attack in paris. >>> trying to unite the nation - sri lanka's new president begins to assemble his cabinet after his surprise victory >>> closing the door on cholera examination in haiti. a judge rules the united nations can't be sued >>> 4. 3... 1. 0. and lift off. and the next generation of reusable rockets heads for the international space station >>> the french president francis hollande and key members of his government are meeting to discuss security and what has been described as intelligence failings in the right of the attacks which shocked the nation and, indeed the world. two sieges were brought to a violent end with four hostages and three gunmen killed on friday. two days earlier 12 people were shot

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour.ing up in the next 60 minutes - we go to the front line where iraq's peshmerga forces are battling to recapture villages from i.s.i.l. freezing funds - israel withholds tax revenues over palestines bid to join the international criminal court >>> plus - a new sighting in the search for the wreckage of the airasia flight. authorities say the plane shouldn't have been

al jazeera. >> l welcome to the newshour. i'm darren. these are the top stories. reject a plan to hold the whole country together. the battle continues, we're on the front line with peshmerga forces still trying to drive i.s.i.l. fighters out of northern iraq. >> translator: the palestinian authority has chosen to launch a confrontation with the state of israel and we're not

al jazeera america . >> >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour i'm jane dutton live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes - jordan refuses i.s.i.l. demand to free an iraqi prisoner until it gets proof that one of its pilots is still alive. >>> i.s.i.l. makes it on the list of the world's top challenges. we speak to human rights watch for more of that >>> almost a year after mh370, malaysia airlines flight disappeared, the crash has been ruled an accident. plus... >> i'm in aberdeen where thousands of jobs depends on the oil industry and where the current low oil prices are raising concerns about the future. >>> we begin with breaking news out of mexico. there has been a gas explosion at a children's hospital in mexico city. officials say one person is dead and 54 injured. many of them children. we are looking at the latest pictures coming from there. it's a massive explosion. let's bring in adam raney, on the line from mexico city tijuana. what happened? >> a gas truck filling up tanks, it looks like at a cafeteria at this maternity and children's hospital exploded

suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5 eastern only on al jazeera america >> >> >> >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. hello there. welcome to the newshour these are the top stories. at least 13 people are killed after a shell hit a trolley bus in the ukranian city of donetsk. telephone conversations suggest yemen's former president has been plotting against the government with houthi levels. >> the leader of the catholic church tells the democratic republic of congo "stop killing your people." >> easing the eurozone's ils. how the bank could be prescribing economic medicine. >> 13 people have been killed when a bus was hit by an artillery shell in the east. the attack happened in the part of city under the control of pro-russian separatists. meanwhile there has been heavy fighting for control of the city's airport. this is the approximate area under separatist control. forwarding to the u.n. more than 4,700 have been killed since april when the fighting began. joined on the phone by charles stratford, who is in the ukranian city. what is the latest charles stratford, that you have for you? >> i'm here in donetsk. the attack happened in

al jazeera america. >>> this is al jazeera. >>> hello. is this the newshour live from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes, rockets hit homes, shops and a market in ukraine, killing 27 people. meanwhile, we look at the heart break of the families forced apart by the continuing conflict in ukraine. zambia's ruling party stays in power with a knife-edge election. as protests take place in yemen, nine people are killed between fighting of tribesmen and houthi fighters. >> going to the polls to see about the future without the euro. a community that has already turned its back on the currency. ♪ >>> hello. separatenists eastern ukraine have begun a battle for mariupol. it has seen little fighting so far but if separatists capture the city, it would be a strategic asset giving them access to the sea. from ukraine, charles stratford reports. >> reporter: sirens ring out across the city a walkway of more attacks. this amateur video shows residential apartments their windows blown out across the road from another building in flames. a woman's body lies amidst the rubble. the body

suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5 eastern only on al jazeera america >> >> >> >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. hello there. welcome to the newshourse are the top stories. at least 13 people are killed after a shell hit a trolley bus in the ukranian city of donetsk. telephone conversations suggest yemen's former president has been plotting against the government with houthi levels. >> the leader of the

al jazeera. >> l welcome to the newshour. i'm darren. these are the top stories. reject a plan to hold the whole country together. the battle continues, we're on the front line with peshmerga forces still trying to drive i.s.i.l. fighters out of northern iraq. >> translator: the palestinian authority has chosen to launch a confrontation with the state of israel and we're not sitting idly by. >> israel decides to cut off urgently needed tax revenues to the palestinians. >>> and the frond ranks of science. but first let's start with breaking news from somalia. a massive suicide car bomb has hit the exam mogadishu. the armed group al shabaab has claimed responsibility for the attack which target ed the national security and safety agency. there are heavy cacials casualties. that an attack is believed to be in receipt retribution for an attack awhich killed a leader. only days before. african union forces have stepped up their force against al shabaab. now attempts to hold yemen together as a country are in deep trouble. there's been a bombing at the presidential gues

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour. coming up in the next 60 minutes - we go to the front line where iraq's peshmerga forces are battling to recapture villages from i.s.i.l. freezing funds - israel withholds tax revenues over palestines bid to join the international criminal court >>> plus - a new sighting in the search for the wreckage of the airasia flight. authorities say the plane shouldn't have been in the air at all. >>> exploring close and beyond - inter-galactic missions for the year. >>> let's start - forces are battling to retake more villages from i.s.i.l. the islamic state of iraq and levant. we go to sal tan abdullah a village which peshmerga forces managed to retake. there has been a lot of fighting. how was it for the peshmerga to drive i.s.i.l. out of sultan abdullah. >> not quite easy we are on the edge of sultan abdullah. it's a few hundred kilometres down here. we are in peshmerga. the village is within site of i.s.i.l. they are firing on peshmerga inside, but on the outside, where we have seen mart a

al jazeera. >>> hello from al jazeera's headquarters in doha this is the newshour. coming up in the next 60 minutes, i.s.i.l. releases a new recording. new recording. if the government doesn't release the two prisoners on death roll. u.n. calls for maximum restraint. this hour new details about the moments leading up to the

al jazeera. >>> hello there, you're watching the newshour live from london. in the next 60 minutes, a stunning election victory for the far left in greece puts the country on a collision course with the european union. at least 20 are killed in protests across egypt on the fourth anniversary of the revolution toppling hosni mubarak. under attack and living in fear - we are inside the ukranian city of mariupol. >>> and a warm embrace for the u.s. president as he and india's leader hail a new era of friendship >>> hello. greek prime minister samar as conceded defeat seeing his government replaced by a far left party. there was a clear win for sar e za taking as much as half of the seats. early results suggest the anti-austerity party received 36% of the vote. a showdown has been promised with europe over greece's huge debt. the democrats look to have won 27.7% of the vote. an exit poll shows another party and the far right golden down battle for third. let's go to athens to barnaby phillips. it's an extraordinary night for grease. -- greece. what did the prime

al jazeera. >>> a warm welcome to the newshour i'm here in the headquarters in doha.our top stories - boko haram's largest attack ever - homes and >>> hundreds of thousands forced from their homes as floods his mozambique and malawi >>> pope francis in the philippines. >> i'm robin with the sports

newshour. imprisoned al jazeera journalists to be retried in egyptian court. how will minimum wage increases in twenty states help or hurt the job market? economic strategies to keep new year's resolutions. a look back on the major stories around the world and what's ahead for 2015. microbreweries in south africa target a growing black middle class. and, the harrowing stories of chilean miners when they were trapped 2,000 feet below ground. >> sreenivasan: for 369 days, a trio of al jazeera journalists has been held in an egyptian jail. but today, with the latest ruling from egypt's highest appeals court, their case took a hopeful turn. outside the cairo courthouse, a crowd dominated by police and media waited for news on the al- jazeera journalists' appeals. in june, mohamed fadel-fahmy, a canadian-egyptian; australian correspondent peter greste; and egyptian baher mohamed were handed seven to ten year sentences on charges of publishing false egyptian news and aiding the outlawed muslim brotherhood group. but outside egypt, the trial was widely viewed as a sh

al jazeera p. >> hello there welcome to the newshour. in doha. france ramps up efforts in response to last week's happenings in exairms we will paris we'll speak to the counterterrorism chief. in ukraine former president on interpol on embezzlement charges. >>> the return of a gas guzzler we'll hear from the kerry of from the ceo of ford. >> well? we we begin the newshourwith supporters of the islamic state of iraq and the levant have appeared to hacked into the twitter page of theist central command. this is what the twitter page looks like right now. apparently, the hackers posted the names of united states generals and their addresses according to the news agency. we will get more on this story as we have it and we'll be speaking to our correspondent at the u.s. state department in washington, d.c. a little later on. turkey has released new video apparently showing france's most wanted woman arriving add arriving at istanbul hayet boumddiene, the partner of amedy coulibaly. officials said they didn't stop her because there was no notice from a

al jazeera. ♪ >> hello there. this is the newshoure from london coming up: israel freezes the tax revenue it collects on behalf of palestinians after they apply to join the international criminal court. >>> as more bodies and wreckage are found from air asia's crashed plane, indonesia threatens to revoke the company's operating license for flight violations. inside the cattle ship abandoned carrying hundreds of my grantsdz to italy plus. >> i am on the by cami-cameral main line that runs through some of the most inhospitable terrain. 20 years ago this was uneconomic cal but now it's better than ever. keep watching to find out why. >>> welcome to the newshour. israel says its. >> with holding around $127 million of tax revenue from the palestinian authority. the money which israel collects on behalf of palestinians is used to run the government and pay civil workers' salaries. it comes a day after the palestinian ambassador to the u.n. handed over a formal request for palestine to join the international criminal court. it pushed ahead

al jazeera. hello, i'm julie mcdonald. this is the newshour. the battle for sultan abdullah. peshmerga forces take on i.s.i.l. for control of the strategic village. >>> turmoil in yemen as houthi rebels reject a unification plan >>> israel's government tries to justify cutting off critical tax revenues to the palestinians. >> not wanted dead or alive, the cemetery in france with no room for a roma baby >>> and a close encounter with pluto after a decade. an n.a.s.a. spacecraft on mission to complete its fact-finding mission. >>> hello, a warm welcome to the newshour. in northern iraq kurdish peshmerga forces are tackling i.s.i.l. around the village of sultan abdullah it's close to mosul and an important strat eej yik defensive position. there has been heavy fighting here for days. peshmerga are gaining ground but there are pockets of resistance from i.s.i.l. the village is a source of water from the surrounding area. we joined peshmerga as they battled for control. >> this is a frontline for the kurdish peshmerga fighters. a few hundred meters away is the village of sultan ab

al jazeera. >> hello there i'm felicity bar and you're watching the newshour live from london. coming up, a day of battles in yemen between houthi rebels and the government. the presidential palace is surrounded. as the funeral is held for senior hezbollah members killed in air strikes in syria confirming if the elite guard member also died. >>> tens of thousands protest in chechnya against the french satirical publication "charlie hebdo." >>> plus a movement against the pegida movement. >>> we begin in yemen according to a government spokesman the presidential palace is surrounded. after hours of fighting in the capital between houthi fighters and government forces. earlier the houthis seized a arm base killing 9 people. fired on a convie convoy carrying the prime minister. the shia rebels took over the capital in september making them yemen's de facto top power and raising tensions across the political spectrum. reporting now from a aden. >> battling near the presidential palace near sanaa since early on monday. the symbol of who wields power in yemen something hard to know a

newshour. i'm tony harris. "real money" with ali velshi is up next on al jazeera america ♪ >> the big bank that made almost $5 billionn profit last year claims its business is under assault from government regulators. i'm looking at financial reforms meant to reign in reckless behavior that republicans are trying so hard to dismantle. plus a bold new mission for a pair of astronauts are about to do something that has never before been done in stays. i'm ali velshi. this is "real money." ♪ >>> seven years after fuelling a financial crisis that nearly imploded the world, america's big banks are doing just fine and getting even bigger. take jpmorgan chase, america's biggest bank by far. it just announced soaring profits. $21.8 billion, that is a 22% jump from 2013. so you would think america's biggest bank would be celebrating its glory, but instead jpmorgan chaste jamie diamond represented at reporters that, quote, banks are under assault. why is jamie crying? because chase saw its profits take a hit, due in large part for a $1 billion charge to cover legal fees. the department of justice hit the bank with a whopping $