al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the al jazeera newshour. i'm here in doha, and here is what is coming up in the next 60 minutes. yemen's pro-government forces close in on a strategic city held by rebels for months. five are killed, many target residential neighbourhoods in central damascus. plus... >> i'm in south sudan. women walk here into the bush to collect firewood and coming out beaten and raped >>> and oo mexican neighbourhood explodes with colour in an effort to combat violence and crime >>> houthi rebels are strengthening defenses in sanaa after suffering losses. troops appeal to exiled president abd-rabbu mansour hadi and are in the city of ibb. >> reporter: in the early hours fighters take position, leading to the city of aden. pro-government troops advance to the north. they are backed by the rebels. they made gains in the south and said they have support of the fighters. >> translation: we say go on, victory is behind you, people are coming. >> reporter: the fighters seized control from the houthis with the help of allies. saud

al jazeera. from al jazeera's headquarters in doha, this is the newshour. coming up in the next few minutes... ..frustration in macedonia. riot police try to stop thousands of refugees from trying to across the boarder in greece. >>> north and south korea have top level talks in nearly a year, in a bid to end tensions >>> protesters back on the streets in iraq, calling for widespread reform. >> yes, i've been around quite a bit, it's surreal >>> and not for children. we visit the theme park with a political message. >>> we begin in macedonia, where police used stun grenades on thousands of refugees dropped on the border with greece. for a second day police blocked them from crossing over. we'll cross to our correspondent jonah hull, on the greek side of the border. you are not terribly far from the border of macedonia. what can you tell us. >> the chaos is happening on the greek side of the border, they want to get across to the macedonian side of the border, but have been prevented from doing so. in the last five minutes or so, there has been five or six e

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour. here is what is coming up in the programme - civilians target when a truck bomb rips apart a place in the iraqi capital baghdad. dozens are killed and injured. many dead and missing after two massive explosions rock china's port >>> tension in myanmar, soldiers lock down the headquarters after two senior politicians are moved from office. >> i'm bernard smith on top of istanbul's top bizarre. decades of neglect. with one earth tremor, the entire route comes crashing down >>> i.s.i.l. has claimed responsibility for a bombing at a crowded vegetable market in baghdad which killed 55 people. police and medical workers say a suicide bomber driving a truck detonated explosives in the district of the iraqi capital. it is one of the biggest to strike baghdad since prime minister haider al-abadi took office. attacks escalated in recent months as government forces moved to drive the group out of its strong holled. -- stronghold. an attack in july killed 86 people. many of those killed were wome

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour. i'm here in doha. here is what is coming up over the next 60 minutes. the cost of war. the u.n. says 5,000 afghan civilians have been killed or injured in conflict this year alone >>> protests in aman heads a possible closure of schools that could affect half a million refugee children >>> abuse of power - a video showing the military beating up two teenagers goes viral. >> i'm harry fawcett in hiroshima, where we hear from people engaged in a tough battle. recognised as victims of the first nuclear attack. >>> the united nations says nearly 5,000 civilians have been billed or injured so far this year in afghanistan. and a growing number of women and children among the victims. in a new report the u.n. says almost 1,600 civilians were killed between jan and june anincrease. last years casualties figures have been surpassed considered the and 13% more children. jennifer glasse spoke to one family mourning the loss fth their son. >> reporter: this man says his days are full of suffering. his only son, a

al jazeera. >>> hello, this is the newshour live from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes - fury on the streets of beirut. one person dies during anti-government demonstrations as lebanon's economic problem deepens >>> europe's refugee crisis escalates. macedonia moves thousands as italy warns the soul of the e.u. is under threat >>> shelling in syria - hundreds feared trapped under the rubble in duma >>> and protests against the president calls for the guatemalan leader to resign over corruption claims >>> and i have all the sport. usain bolt is officially the fastest man in the world. he was not the favourite but was good enough to win a third title in the 100 metres. we begin in lebanon where one died and several others wounded during anti-government protests if the capital beirut. clashes are ongoing in the lebanese capital with security forces using tear gas and live ammunition. more than 30 officers have been wounded. some are in a critical condition. it's the worst unrest in a month of demonstrations triggered when rubbish began to p

al jazeera. >> there is much more still to come for you on the al jazeera newshour. commemorations marking 70 years since the end of the second world war. we will be speaking to one veteran who was awarded france's highest honor. being red, anger spilled out on the streets in guatemala. we will have that story for you. how a wounded tiger couldn't be saved from another major exit. we will have the full story for you a bit later on. >>> now, fighters loyal to the exiled yemeni president hadi have made gains against howe ho houthi rebels. government forces have taken control in the third largest city, taiz. loyalist fighters say they fully control the shabwa prove incident in the country's south. >> means pro-government forces control 5 provinces overall in the south of yemen. >> reporter: taking control. pro-government fighters recapture the main security buildings in the city of taiz. it's yet another victory for president hadi's fighters. they have been able to defeat houthi rebels in several other cities across yemen in recent days. on saturday, they announced that

al jazeera. >> good to have you along for this al jazeera newshour. this is something we'll be studying in detail in the next 60 minutes. south korea reaches agreement with the north, amid fear of rising conflict. >>> leaving macedonia, looking for a new life in european uni union. >> eants governmenantigovernmenn nepal, many died. >> in sport, another 100 meter goal for jamaica, this time in the women's final, details later in the program. >> well they looked for some time as if they wouldn't work, marathon talks between north and south korea, finally ending in a agreement, that nearly pushed the two countries into the brink of armed conflict. reported north korea had expressed regret over a land mine incident that wounded two south korean soldiers. this month, both country's militaries have been on alert after a brief exchange of fire at the border. harry fawcett, give us an idea of the importance of this expression of regret and what the south has agreed to do in exchange. >> reporter: well, it was very important that there was, what president park

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour in doha. here is what is coming up in the next 60 minutes, the battle for fallujah - families torn apart by fighting between i.s.i.l. and the iraqi army >>> disbelief and anger - families question what malaysia airlines says is debris from malaysia airlines flight mh370 >>> boko haram reportedly kid naps dozens of people in neighbouring cameroon >>> a grim anniversary 70 years on. hiroshima remembers the horrors of the atomic bombing >>> hello. we begin in iraq, where frustration is mounting over the deteriorating security situation, and the rising number of civilians caught up in the battle against i.s.i.l. bombings are almost a daily occurrence. this is the scene in baghdad after an attack on wednesday. a minibus explodes killing 7, including children. no one claimed responsibility. therefore regular protests against corruption and basic services, a lack there of. the government's problems are piling up. iraqi forces are struggling to defeat i.s.i.l. from anbar province. fighters seized the

al jazeera. >>> this is the al jazeera "newshour" with me, david foster from our broadcast studios here in londona taste of what we have coming up in the next 60 minutes. attacks cross turkey target security forces and the u.s. consula consulate. syrian se report more advances against government forces. >> i am nicole johnston in pakistan. we will be reporting on the biggest case of child sexual abuse in the country. >> the u.s. city of ferguson, a year, another blackman shot by police in the state of emergency in force. >> i am lee we willings with the spots news as manchester city win their opening premier league game. fans of their american sister club have been fighting on the streets of new york. in turkey, there have been four separate deadly attacks blamed on at least two different groups. istanbul and a bomb squad officer and at least two attackers were killed in a gun fight. a vehicle packed with explosives have been used to attack a police station. elsewhere in the city, two women fired shots at the u.s. consulate. one woman who was wounded was arrested. she was a member of a left wing

you are with al jazeera newshour. i'm martine dennis, these are the top stories, a member of the iraqi parliament told al jazeera that u.s.-led coalition strikes in iraq and syria are use gs. they control more territory than when the bombing began a year ago. the white house says it needs more time for its strategy to be effective. palestinians in the occupied west bank buried a man who died from burns suffered in an israeli settler attack. his home was firebombed in an attack which killed his 18-month-old son >>> a bomb exploded in afghanistan's eastern city of jalalabad killing two. it comes after the capital, kaboom, suffered its it worst day of violence this year. at least 52 were killed, and hundreds injured. >>> to yemen, where the alliance of fighters battling against houthi rebels managed to recapture more territory in the south. they are moving towards the city, after having secured the port of aden. the popular resistance forces, backed by the saudi-led coalition and the government in exile say they hoped to

al jazeera. >>> from al jazeera's headquarters in doha, this is the newshour. i'm hazim sikher. coming up in the next 60 minutes - the next step in a journey into europe. hundreds of refugees allowed into macedonia as security is eased at the border >>> it's scenes like this many are escaping from. we report on the people scavinging for -- scavenging for food in syria. also ahead - frustrations on the streets of beirut. thousands protest what they say is a dysfunctional government. >> i'm catherine wambua-soi in a poor area. i'll tell you how that will help people get clean water, cheaply. >>> we begin the newshour in macedonia, where security forces have given up trying to stop thousands of refugees crossing the border from greece. they are letting group of people through, and authorities are supplying buses and trains to take them to serbia, the next step in an e.u. journey. hundreds of might ants on seat -- migrants on saturday made a run for the border. security tried to use stun guns, they were overbhemed. this is why we are seeing a rush of people at the border. they are t

sclz >>> you're watching the al jazeera newshour. the top stories, south korea fired artillery shells across the border into north korea. a calculated response to a rocket attack by pyongyang. british police will deploy to the french port of calais to strengthen security. part of an agreement between britain and france. the british home secretary is visiting a port where thousands of refugees are living in makeshift champs. >> in the united states, wildfires raging across western states killed three firefighters. fast-moving blazes governed more than 400,000 hectares, stretching from the state of montreal to idaho, and oregon >>> okay. to yemen. where four people have been killed following a bomb attack on the governor's temporary headquarters in the southern city of aden, this is the first attack since pro-government forces took control of the city, from houthi rebels last month. let's speak to the deputy editor of the newspaper there, joining us via skype. thank you for joining us here on al jazeera. this attack on aden, there has

al jazeera. ♪ >>> you are watching the al jazeera newshour live from london. is some of what we are looking at in detail in the next 60 minutes. al jazeera reaching the war torn city of aden in yemen. iraq's kurdib leader said kurdish pkk fighters will withdraw or more civilian life will be lost in turkish airstrikes. talks on what was supposed to be the biggest trade deal in history andend in deadlock . >> i am lee wellington. sports news. a big debate in australia. unpopularity or outright racism. the indigenous sportsman being booed at every match. >> yemen's vice president made what many say as a highly symbolic visit to aden the port city in the south afterrow houthi rebels were driven out. he is the most senior official to visit aden since the city was recaptured. there has been a defendant civil war. southern forces loyal to the exiled government are fighting houthi rebels loyal to the former president. the u.n. says 4,000 people, half of them civilians, have been killed and around this extraordinary number 16 million people are in need of some kind of

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the al jazeera newshour. i'm here in doha, and here is what is coming up in the next 60 minutes. yemen's pro-government forces close in on a strategic city held by rebels for months. five are killed, many target residential neighbourhoods in central damascus. plus... >> i'm in south sudan. women walk here into the bush to

al jazeera. >>> hello, a warm welcome to the newshour. i'm laura kyle in doha. >>ate children are killed or injured in yemen every day, according to a new report from u.n.i.c.e.f. >>> thai police say the bangkok bomber did not act alone and are offering a reward for anyone with information that could lead to his arrest. >> we join local forces on the front line against rebel in southern somali. >> there has been an al-shabab ambush here on this section of the road >>> and with the part - athletics governing body chooses seb coe as its now president. as it grapples to restore its image in the wake of doping allegations. >> children are bearing the brunt of yemen's brutal armed conflict. that is a warning from u.n.i.c.e.f. where 400 air strikes have occurred. eight children have been killed or injured every day and are used to fight. u.n.i.c.e.f. documented 377 cases of children recruited by armed forces and groups since march. plus access to food. difficult before the war is harder. 1.8 million children do not have enough to ate. nearly 10 million need humanitari

al jazeera. >> good to have you along for this al jazeera newshour. this is something we'll be studying in detail in the next 60 minutes. south korea reaches agreement with the north, amid fear of rising conflict. >>> leaving macedonia, looking for a new life in european

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the al jazeera newshour. here from doha, in the next 60 minutes - after weeks of protests iraq's prime minister orders a major crackdown on government corruption. activists tell al jazeera the u.s. strategy to defeat i.s.i.l. is not working >>> i'm rob reynolds in haiti where national elections are held. a vote that could be crucial to the unstable country's future >>> a memorial for the victims, 70 years after the u.s. dropped a nuclear bomb on nagasaki >>> right, be begin in iraq, where the prime minister says he wants to abolish six top government posts following weeks of protests. haider al-abadi's cabinet approved the move. it still has to get through parliament. the move could unsettle iraq's sectarian balance. here is why. the players under threat are the three vice presidents, the ones at the top and prime minister, all of home underwent various political blocks. one of the shia vice presidents has been a polarizing figure since the u.s. withdrawal in 2011, blamed for stoking sectarian tension. another

al jazeera. >>> this is the al jazeera "newshour" with me, david foster from our broadcast studios here in londone of what we have coming up in the next 60 minutes. attacks cross turkey target security forces and the u.s. consula consulate. syrian se report more advances against government forces. >> i am nicole johnston in pakistan. we will be reporting on the biggest case of

al jazeera. ♪ >>> you are watching the al jazeera newshour live from london. is some of what we are looking at in detail in the next 60 minutes. al jazeera reaching the war torn city of aden in yemen. iraq's kurdib leader said kurdish pkk fighters will withdraw or more civilian life will be lost in turkish airstrikes. talks on what was supposed to be the biggest trade deal in history

al jazeera. >>> hello there. i'm felicity barr, and this is the newshour live from london. coming up, north and south korea reached a deal to step back from conflicts on the border. we look at what it means after weeks of growing tension >>> global stock markets fear a chinese slowdown and falling commodity markers. austerity policies are fuelling the crisis. >> a desperate journey into europe. thousands of refugees leave macedonia, in search of a new life. plus... >> i'm in northern argentina, where farmers protesting say the government policies are making it impossible for them to grow their crops >>> and i have all the sport, including a 100 metres gold for jamaica at the world athletics championship. this time in the women's final. later in the programme, the details. >>> hello. after a marathon session of talks, north and south korea agreed a deal to end a military standoff that pushed them close to the brink of war. the agreement sees the north expressing regret. seoul will turn off loud speakers blasting propaganda messages over the border. we have a report from the

al jazeera. this is al jazeera. >> hello there i'm julie mcdonald, this is the newshour live from london. coming up: a bomb explodes in bangkok killing at least 19 people and many others are injured. one of south sudan's two warring leaders signs a peace deal, one hints at sanctions, the other says he needs more time. >>> the u.n. protection chief calls for, being protection for civilians,. >>> and nigeria's dying art, the textile workers who accuse foreigners of threatening a centuries old tradition. >>> a new candidate announces he's running for the fifa presidency. meanwhile, the front runner claims someone within the organization is organizing a smear campaign against him. >> hello there, warm welcome to the newshour. at least 19 people have been killed and more than 100 injured, in a bombing in central bangkok. the attack happened close to a hindu shrine. the area is a tourist hot spot and foreign vistaors are felt to be amongst the casualties. no one has claimed responsibility. al jazeera's veronica pedrosa reports from the scene. >> reporter: with the fire from the explosion still

al jazeera. this is al jazeera. >> hello there i'm barbara serra. this is the al jazeera newshour live from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes. at least 20,000 people take to the streets of vienna, in memory of the 71 people who died if the back of a lorry. one policeman is killed, dozens of others are injured as a nationalist campaign in ukraine turns violence. >>> the government cracks down against people in china whom they accuse of starting rumors about the stock market. >> i'm divya gopalan. why these are in danger of being eextinct. >> final tennis grand slam tournament of the year. one of the big names to suffer an opening day defeat. >> hello, thank you for joining us. at least 20 thows people have marched on ththousand people haf vienna in memory of those who died in a lorry on the outside skirts last week. people keep coming. in greece, 2500 people have disembarked after being picked up by the coast guard last weekend. 70 search and rescue operations off the eastern islands including lesbos, samos and kos. checkpoints of the country's border with greece. en route to serbia trains ar

al jazeera. >>> welcome to the newshour. coming up in the show - iran's kurdish leader calls on kurdish p.k.k. fighters to leave the region >>> talks break down in what could have been the biggest trade deal history >>> clinging to a chance of a new life. chaotic scenes in calais as migrants try to get into britain >>> and the sport - including a sporting reaction or just outright racism. australians debate why this indigenous sportsman is booed at every match >>> the leader of iraq's kurdish region is calling on kurdish p.k.k. fighters to leave the bases. the president says separatist fighters must withdraw to protect civilians. a number of people have been killed since turkey launched air raids against the p.k.k. in turkey and iraq. meanwhile there's no let up in the fighting in syria as rebel groups continue to splinter there. two groups that have been fighting on the same side against i.s.i.l. are battling each other. zeina khodr reports. >> reporter: this is thought to be an air strike carried out by the u.s. to support

you are watching the al jazeera newshour live from london. this is an idea of some of the stories we are covering in detail. of course, in the next 60 minutes. >> anger and upset as a ask the court in egypt sentences three al jazeera journalists to three years in prison. >> it sends a drainage dangerous mention that there are judges in egypt that will allow their courses to become instruments of political repress and propaganda. a long walk across europe, extreme risks to find new lives fire and fury on the streets of beirut as thousands protest about the government's inability to provide the most basic services. >> after hurricanec katrinis a, new orleans pause to see remember the devastation. >> back in doha, i will have your sport including yet more blues for chelsea. the champions crash to another defeat in the english premier league. there has been worldwide condemnation in the jailing of egypt of three al jazeera journalists. a court in cairo found them guilty of aiding a terrorist organization and broadcasting false news, claims which

al jazeera. >>> and this is the al jazeera newshour this is some of what we are looking at in the next 60 minutes. [ chanting ] >>> kurdish protests against the turkish air strikes on p.k.k. targets in northern iraq >>> another night, another attempt by migrants to get to britain by france we are in the french ports of calais >>> rains flood myanmar. 150,000 affected dozens have died. >>> i'm lee wellington with the sports news - including athletition accused. world doping federation arrived for a report that a third of medal winners could have been using drugs. >>> claim and counterclaim over casualties said to be caused by turkey's air campaign in the border regions, some say 10 were killed. some insist that shells hit turkish p.k.k. fighters shelter. tensions rise. demonstrations in kurdish areas in turkey and in iraq. turkey appearing determined to maintain its attacks on i.s.i.l. in syria and the p.k.k. ankara blaming that group, p.k.k. for a suicide attack in which two turkish soldiers were killed. zeina khodr sends this report. >> reporter: another attack against turkish security personnel

you are watching the al jazeera newshour live from london.is an idea of some of the stories we are covering in detail. of course, in the next 60 minutes. >> anger and upset as a ask the court in egypt sentences three al jazeera journalists to three years in prison. >> it sends a drainage dangerous mention that there are judges in egypt that will allow their courses to become instruments of political repress and

al jazeera. this is al jazeera. >> hello there i'm barbara serra. this is the al jazeera newshour live from london.the next 60 minutes. at least 20,000 people take to the streets of vienna, in memory of the 71 people who died if the back of a lorry. one policeman is killed, dozens of others are injured as a nationalist campaign in ukraine turns violence. >>> the government cracks down against people

al jazeera. >>> welcome to another newshour from al jazeera. our top stories - fighting for control of yemen's main port. prosecutor tests in south-eastern turkey with air strikes on the p.k.k. another night, another try for migrants to get to britain from their camp in france. >>> and a third of medals won by athletes over a decade could be tainted by drugs. >>> seven are injured, many injured. there's been fighting in aden. houthi rebels were driven out weeks ago. >> local fighters including supporters of the exiled president have been advancing on the town trying to secure areas around the city to prevent further houthi attacks. a saudi civilians has been killed by shelling. yemen's vice president has been looking at damage the highest ranking official to return to aden since the government was forced into exile in march. more than 4,000 have been killed since the saudi-led coalition started a bombing campaign against houthi positions. on behalf of the yemeni government, i knew the invitation to the u.n. envoy to document the crimes. >> the

al jazeera. >>> welcome to the newshour. this is al jazeera, live from doha.sperate and in limbo thousands of refugees trapped on the border between greece and macedonia >>> talks - north and south korean officials great to meet under the threat of military action >>> the u.s. killed i.s.i.l.'s second in command in an air strike in iraq. plus... >> yes, i've

al jazeera. hello, welcome to the newshour live from our headquarters in al jazeera, doha. the father of a palestinian baby who was killed in a jewish settler attack last week died from his wounds also. parts of taiwan are under water and in the dark as a typhoon sweeps through >>> in tune with

al jazeera. >>> welcome to the newshour. this is al jazeera, live from doha. coming up, desperate and in limbo thousands of refugees trapped on the border between greece and macedonia >>> talks - north and south korean officials great to meet under the threat of military action >>> the u.s. killed i.s.i.l.'s second in command in an air strike in iraq. plus... >> yes, i've been around a bit. surreal >>> we visit a theme park with a dark political message >>> we begin in macedonia, thousands dropped in a town on the boarder between greece and macedonia, many fleeing the war in syria, some from other parts of the world, and looking for better opportunities. jonah hull is there on the greek side of the border. >> there's no indication whether anyone will be let in. there was one point where a few hundred, vulnerable people were allowed to pass through. let me show you the area where the bottle neck formed. and the railway line between greece on that side and macedonia. now the border is marked by racer wire. holding these people back, as they arrived en route more

the new home for original documentaries al jazeera america presents only on al jazeera america >> this is al jazeera. >> hello. i'm lauren taylor, this is the newshour live from london. after weeks the prime minister reveals new measures but will it upset the sectarian balance? haiti's first election after years of delays. >> escaping violence, facing new challenges. is findinfinding security inen

al jazeera. >>> well, to the "newshour" with the world's top news stories coming up in the next 60 minutes.ty years on, china and south korea criticize japan's prime minister over his world war ii apology saying it doesn't go far enough. angry relatives of fire fighters missing in the recent explosion in china storm a gov

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour. i'm jane dutton.ungarian police fire tear gas at refugees as they consider using the army to frelent the boarders. >> also coming up, south sudan's president expected to sign a peace deal with rebel forces in juba

al jazeera. >>> from al jazeera's headquarters in doha, this is the newshour, and coming up: jails again. a court in egypt sentences al jazeera journalists to three years in prison in a retrial widely condemned as a farce. >> the fact is that this is the a wrong. this is unjust. this is unethical. this isimmoral. >> the fight to free al jazeera's staff will continue. the network describe's today's verd irked as an attack on press freedom. also, thousands rally until malaysia's capitol demanding the prime minister resign. >> the u.n. chief calls on governments to do more to help the thousands of refugees slowing in to europe. >>> hello. we begin the newshour in egypt where a judge has sentenced three al jazeera journalists to three years in jail. a cairo court issued the guilty verdict just a few hours ago. the retrail of canad an mohammed sami actind peter greste has dragged on since march. there have been regular delays. it has been heavily criticized by the international community. this is some of what the judge said a little earlier. >> the court is the sure that the defendants are not

al jazeera. . >> hello. welcome to the "newshour." coming up in the program, pressure builds on south sudanses rival camps to end a war that's killed tens of thousands of people. iraq's prime minister orders abandoning of positions in ramadi when isil took over. a pakistan official who led the site against an armed group is feared dead after an attack on his. . >> all of the sports including jason day is in contention for a major once again. we have action from the us pga championship later this hour. hello. well, it's the world's newest country. south sudan is just four years old. but for nearly half of that time, it's been embroiled in civil war. it's a deal to stop fighting, if it isn't agreed by monday, international sanctions could apply. but the peace talks in ethiopia appear to be in disarray. how did we get here? well, so south sud an's president and the rebel leader are veterans of a decades' long conflict which led to south sudan splitting from sudan back in 2011. now, the current fighting erupted after kier fired his deputy

al jazeera. hello, welcome to the newshour live from our headquarters in al jazeera, doha. the father of a palestinian baby who was killed in a jewish settler attack last week died from his wounds also. parts of taiwan are under water and in the dark as a typhoon sweeps through >>> in tune with democracy, hatians prepare to vote in long-delayed elections >>> home sweet home we are in mexico where a community found an unusual solution to dealing with the rising cost of the housing. first, palestinians in the west bang are preparing to bury a man that died from burn wounds suffered in an israeli settler attack on his home. his home was fire-bombed in an arson settler attack which killed his 18-month-old son. he suffered second degree burns to 80% of his body. his wife and 4-year-old son remain in a critical condition in hospital. let's go to imtiaz tyab who is in duma where the father will be buried in the occupied west bank. obviously a sad day for the family. what are feelings like are they running high within the community itself? >> i think more than anything there's a lo

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour i'm jane dutton in doha. coming up, splits in syria's rebel groups. the u.s. reportedly launches air strikes against al qaeda-linked rebels >>> transpacific trade talks on what could have been the biggest deal history break down >>> u.k. and france agree to further cooperation as they try to stem the flow of migrants through the

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour. here from doha - coming up, tensions rise. one of the world's heavily militarized borders - north and south korea exchange fire >>> britain sends police to calais to protect its borders, while the rest of the europe grapples with the biggest refugee crisis since the world war ii >>> wildfires racing across western u.s. state kill

al jazeera. >>> hello welcome to the newshour, i'm jane dutton in doha.oming up in the programme - 500 days, and they have not brought back our girls, nigeria marks a grim anniversary. balkan leaders meet for a crisis summit in vienna >>> china acauses 11 government and port officials ever negligence over the blast that killed 139

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour.ere is what is coming up in the programme - civilians target when a truck bomb rips apart a place in the iraqi capital baghdad. dozens are killed and injured. many dead and missing after two massive explosions rock china's port >>> tension in

al jazeera tremendous credit, because it's not traditionally what broadcast journalism does... >> the new home for original documentaries al jazeera america presents only on al jazeera america >>> this is al jazeera. ♪. >> hello. we can to the newshourane dutton in doha. coming up in the program: >> oh, my. >> jailed again, a court in egypt sentences al jazeera journalists to three years. the verdict is condemned by legal experts and governments across the world. >> police in thailand arrest a suspect and sees bomb-making materials in connection with this month's attack on a

al jazeera. >> still to come on this newshour. >> i'm nicole johnston in pakistan. coming up we'll be reporting on the biggest case of child sexual abuse in the country. >> also ahead, thousand refugees are arriving in grease every d day. >> dear iwa, we cannot trust you anymore. >> a group of athletes speak out against their governing everyone body. more later. first, man who is in critical condition in u.s. city of ferguson after police say was an exchange of gun fire with officers. the violence on sunday happened at the end of the day of peaceful demonstrations to mark the death of teenager michael brown one year ago. brown was shot by a white ploir. kristin saloomey tell us where you are and what's happening. >> i'm standing outside the u.s. attorney's office here in ferguson, where a couple hundred demonstrators have gathered, they have stormed -- i'm going to step out of the way so you can see, they have gone across the barricades to try to deliver a message. we are seeing a tak fal phalanxf demonstrators. they call this an act of civil disobedience but here t

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour. i'm here in doha. here is what is coming up over the next 60 minutes. the cost of war. the u.n. says 5,000 afghan civilians have been killed or injured in conflict this year alone >>> protests in aman heads a possible closure of schools that could affect half a million refugee children >>> abuse of

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour in doha. here is what is coming up in the next 60 minutes, the battle for fallujah - families torn apart by fighting between i.s.i.l. and the iraqi army >>> disbelief and anger - families question what malaysia airlines says is debris from malaysia airlines flight mh370 >>> boko haram reportedly kid naps

al jazeera. . >> hello. welcome to the "newshour." coming up in the program, pressure builds on south sudanses rival camps to end a war that's killed tens of thousands of people. iraq's prime minister orders abandoning of positions in ramadi when isil took over. a pakistan official who led the site against an armed group is feared dead after an a

al jazeera. >>> welcome to the newshour. coming up in the show - iran's kurdish leader calls on kurdish p.k.k. fighters to leave the region >>> talks break down in what could have been the biggest trade deal history >>> clinging to a chance of a new life. chaotic scenes in calais as migrants try to get into britain >>> and the sport - including a sporting

al jazeera. >>> hello $ there, this is a newshour live from london.n the next 60 minutes - a cargo of dead - 50 refugees found dead. response trying to be found for those landing n europe shores. >>> the beaches here, as you can see, covered in life jackets and the remains of rubber boats >>> 12 people arrested in chi

al jazeera. >>> hello, a warm welcome to the newshour. i'm laura kyle in doha.>ate children are killed or injured in yemen every day, according to a new report from u.n.i.c.e.f. >>> thai police say the bangkok bomber did not act alone and are offering a reward for anyone with information that could lead to his arrest. >> we join local forces on the front line against rebel in

this is al jazeera ab >> hello i'm maryam nemazee. this is the newshour, coming up, side by side, the u.s. and russia try to reassure gulf nations. and rebels take control of a military base. and deep beneath the streets of london to see how the most advanced railway system is taking place. >> and hitting back at doping allegations saying they are a joke. could be the victim of a conspiracy dozens of titles may have been won by cheats. >> hello our top story. u.s. and russia have offered their support to gulf states as the region deals with conflict and crisis. the country's top diplomats john kerry and sergey lavrov, have attended a conference in doha. intelligence training and special forces training for his gulf allies and he reassured the allies that the recent agreement with iran would create stability. hashem ahelbarra has the story. >> john kerry is trying to convince long standing allies that iran's nuclear deal with world powers will bring peace and prosperity. >> translator: the five other european countries have technology and knowledge in the