al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the al jazeera newshour, live from our hours in doha. i'm elizabeth puranam, coming up in the next 60 minutes - the e.u. agrees to give turkey billions in aid to limit the flow of refugees into europe. more than 40 people killed in syria after air strikes in idlib. russia is being blamed. >> pope francis calls for peace and forgiveness as he visits the central african republic. a country divided by sectarian violence. >> and a call for action. demonstrations held around the world, urging leaders meeting in paris to reach a climate deal >>> robin ad s with the supported. a 79 year long wait for davis cup action is over. from an absorbing final in belgium. it's coming up later in the programme >>> turkey could be one step closer to joining the e.u., after striking a deal in brussels. the amount of the summit was to secure turkey's help to stem the flow of refugees crossing into the european union. the e.u. will provide $3.2 billion in aid for more than 2 billion refugees in turkey, it's hoped that improved living standards will keep them f

al jazeera. hello, welcome to the al jazeera newsho newshour, live from doha. french police launch a manhunt for one of three brothers believed to be involved in the paris attacks. panic as a false alarm sends a stampede at the place de la republique >>> france launches air strikes against i.s.i.l.'s stronghold of raqqa, >>> and the u.s. president tells world leaders they must eliminate i.s.i.l. to prevent more attacks. >> reporter: french police launched a man hunt for a man they believed to be involved. police believe 26-year-old alex salmond is one of -- salah abdeslam is one of three brothers involved. they warn people not to approach them, let's go live to david chater in paris. what is the mood of the manhunt and the french military air strikes in syria. >> reporter: the main focus is the one man, gunman that got away, appeared to be driving the gunmen, helping them with their attacks on the cafes near the place de la republique where i'm standing now, he was driving the car abandoned in the eastern suburbs of paris. now, he's been named as salah abdeslam

al jazeera. >>> from al jazeera's headquarters in doha, this is the newshour. with me, elizabeth puranam. coming up in the next 60 minutes, aung san suy kyi's party is expected to win the first seats as votes are counted in the first democratically elections in 25 years. >>> talks between binyamin netanyahu and president barack obama as violence between israelis and palestinians continue >>> a service healed at st. petersburg to remember the victims of the egypt air disaster. >> your top sports story, motogp has a new champion, jose lorenzo taking the title from his team-mate valentino rossi >>> we begin in myanmar, where voting is freery - voting in freely contested elections is taking police for the first time in a quarter of a century. turn out is high, at 80%. the outcome will not be clear for a couple of days and could be followed by weeks of political wrangling. outstanding's national league for demack racy is expected to win the most. it needs 67% of seats to take the parliament and choose a president. a roll she is not allowed to hold. the army dominates after decades in power. th

al jazeera. >>> hello. you are watching the al jazeera newshour live from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes.elebrations in ankara as results show turkey's ruling akp party has regained its majority. more refugees make the perlus journey to agrees as at least 11 asylum seekers drown. >> russia mourns those who died when their plane crashed in egypt. aviation officials say it broke up in the air. how machines are threatening the jobs of white collar workers in the united states. >> we will have all of the day's sport including england make a strong start to the third test against pakistan as they fight to level the series. >>> turkey's ruling akp party has reclaimed majority after unexpectedly winning an outright election victory. with more than 90% counted, it's won 316 seats with 49.48% of the vote. it needed 276 to governor by itself. turkey's main opposition party secured 25% of the vote. this translates into 133 seats. you have the nationalist mhp party which had 11.97% of support. >> comes in at 42 seats in the parliament. then, of course, the pro-kurdish htp party claimed 10.35% of the

al jazeera. from our headquarters in doha, here is what is coming up in the newshour. >> election day in turkey. the resuming party hopes to regain its priority. al-shabab attacks a hotel, killing 15 people >>> a day of mourning in russia after a plane crash in sinai. the egyptian minister says there was no distress call. >>> we are in kenya where one person's waste is another person's energy. it could solve two environmental problems at once >>> hello. polling stations to close in less than an hour. the general election is a challenge for the a.k. party. it failed to win seats in the poll in june and couldn't form a majority government. it comes amid security concerns. since june there's been a wave of violence leaving hundreds of home dead. bernard smith is in the south-east and omar saleh. polls are closing in about an hour. how has the turn out been so far. >> well, it's been very high vetter turn out across turkey. this is what we are hearing. as far as the polling station where i am, there are 7,500 registered voters. in about 50 minutes ago i asked the head of the polling station and he sa

al jazeera. >>> hello from al jazeera's headquarters in doha. this is the newshour. i'm jane dutton. coming up in the next 60 minutes, russia steps up a military campaign against i.s.i.l. in syria it's been described as the heaviest bombardment since conflict began. >> witnesses described a hit from gunmen in the hotel in mali as police continue their hunt tore suspects in the attack. >> thousands are deployed in cities across bangladesh, after two provision leaders are executed >>> and a giant trail of sludge not stopping mud from mining waste reaching the atlanta >>> russia stepped up a bombing campaign in syria in what activists call the heaviest strikes since the conflict in 2011. it's depositing the eastern region. most of the province, and the capital is held by i.s.i.l. russia's military actions have been so intense that on saturday, lebanon rerouted flights over the eastern mediterranean at moscow's request. we have more from turkey, not far from the syrian border. >> this is the first time that the russians stepped up the military campaign against i.s.i.l., particularly in t

al jazeera. >>> hello, from london, you're watching the al jazeera newshour. coming up in the next 60 minutes - russia defends all flights to egypt as suspicion grows that a bomb caused the crashing in sinai >>> israeli security forces shoot a woman in the west bank at a petrol station >>> a dam bursts in brazil flooding a town with waste from a mine. >> and all the sport stories, including france's national prosecutor accuses jack of leading corruption in the sport >>> russia's president ordered the suspension of all flights to egypt as speculation mounds that saturday's plane crash was caused by a bomb in the hold. vladimir putin asked to find a way to bring the 45,000 rushons on holidays. lax security is blamed for the crash killing passengers and crew. there's chaos and confusion as the u.k. tries to bring its citizens home. two flights returned some were stopped. egypt's aviation group said the flights were stopped due to security. as security was tightened at foreign airports. paul brennan has more. >> reporter: there's a major exodus under way from shar

al jazeera. >>> hollow there. this is the al jazeera newshour live from london coming up.ourning the victims of friday attacks which killed 129 people. >> it's an act of war which was committed by a terrorist army. >> as the french president vows to attack isil without mercy after the group claims responsibility. aver arrests in connection. police begin to identify the suicide attackers. talks overshadowed by the isil attacks. the u.s. and russia agree a timetable for new elections in syria. >>> mass graves of men and women killed by isil. >> in doha, we will have all of the sport including: football pays tribute to those who died in the paris attack with a minute silence at all of saturday's games. a full round-up coming up. ♪ hello. a warm welcome to this how of news. police in france say they have identified two of the 7men involved in friday's gun and bomb attacks in paris. at least .129 people were killed and 352 were injured this those attacks. police in belgium have arrested several men linked to two cars that were thought to have been used in the attacks. the islam

♪good to have you with us on the al jazeera newshour. i am elizabeth rurman.he french say three coordinated teams were behind the attacks in paris. six different sites were started. police say they know of several attackers. all are dead. investigators say there may have been accomplices. hundreds of people have gathered at the plaza de republic to honor victims 69 attacks. at least 129 people were killed and 352 others injured in the violence. >> moderators say they will shift the emphasis to security. the final degree democratic candidates will faceoff in a couple of hours. world leaders were supposed to condemn the attacks in paris. millions have been showing support for the people of france. some of the most famous buildings have been lit up in the colors of the french flag. the extent of the attacks became clear. messages of soldzerity poured in from toronto to san francisco which lit up in blue, white and red to enter the victims. >> paris represents the timeless values of human progress. those who think they can terrorize the people of france or the val

. >> still to come here on the al jazeera newshour. >> i think that was one of the worst foreign policy blunders in the history of the united states. >> while the legacy of the iraq invasion has again come back to haunt u.s. presidential hopeful hillary clinton and: taxing times for the greek islands as athens digs deeper to pay its debt. in sports, hungary's footballers are on the brink of qualifying for their first major tournament in 40 years. we will have the latest from the year 2016 playoffs coming up. the paris attacks have provoked reactions from democratic contenders. >> reporter: they came bearing signs of support to those still reeling from the paris attacks. and now, wanting answers. >> my heart goes out to everyone in paris. i feel a lot of their sense of loss. i wanted our presidential candidates to talk about what are we going to do to protect our country. >> vermont senator bernie sanders saying hillary clinton contributed to regional instability as a former u.s. senate voting for the invasion of iraq in 2003. >> i would arrest something i oppose has unraveled the region

al jazeera. hello. i am mayor an dimozi. you are watching the al jazeera newshour.n the next 60 minutes, the investigation into the crash a loud noise heard on the voice recording. healing old divisions. leaders of china and taiwan hold their first talks in more than 60 years. >> celebrations in sierra leone after the country has declared -- is declared ebola free. >> live from doha, the big sports headline this saturday. no jose morinho but a defeat for chelsea. the champion slips to the third successive lead loss this time at stoke. e did job description investigators say they are considering all possible scenarios in the search that caused last week's plane crash in which 224 people died. the man heading the investigation told expertstha that a loud noise heard at the plane's recording. point to go a bomb a board the metro airbus. he job description officials quoted by reuters has said that they were checking security cameras at sharmal sheik where it took off 23 minutes before breaking up. al jazeera's paul brennan reports. 7 days since metro jet fell out of the

al jazeera". monday, 6:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> welcome to the newshour, live from al jazeera headquarters in doha. coming up, opposition forces make advances in aleppo, we have the latest on the fighting there. >> softening the rhetoric. the turkish president expresses sadness >>> a warm welcome for the pope in uganda, the second leg of his tour. re look at the red button issues - homophobia >>> and sexual abuse of young people at the equivalent of one case every hour >>> welcome to the programme. fighters opposed it the syrian government say they have retaken 15 villages in the province of aleppo. they say in the latest push they killed 40 soldiers and other fighters. the armed group, al nusra front released this video caused by artillery. aleppo has been a key battle ground between the army and various groups. strategically it was important. the city of aleppo, 300 kmentrd are north of damascus damascus, s one of the oldest and syria's oldest industrial hub. we'll get more from hashem ahelbarra: they have take the villages. what can you tell us. >> everyone has b

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the al jazeera newshour. i'm martine dennis in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes - opposition forces make advances in the syrian province of aleppo. the latest on the fighting >>> the pope in uganda on the second leg of his tour. we look at the hot button issues of

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the al jazeera newshour, live from our hours in doha. i'm elizabeth puranam, coming up in the next 60 minutes - the e.u. agrees to give turkey billions in aid to limit the flow of refugees into europe. more than 40 people killed in syria after air strikes in idlib. russia is being blamed. >> pope francis calls for peace and forgiveness as h

al jazeera america's... >> today they will be arrested. >>they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> we have to get out of here. . >> >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the al jazeera newshourn doha. top stories - russian air strikes carried out across idlib. 40 reported to have died in one incident alone >>> people in burkina faso go to the polls for the first presidential election in 30 years. european leaders offer turkey $3 billion to limit the flow of refugees. >>

they decided to extend the period of mourning for another two days >>> more coming up on the al jazeera newshour. teaching children how to use weapons. al jazeera gets rare access to an i.s.i.l. base in afghanistan. u.s. funded rebel group is trying to fight i.s.i.l. in syria, other groups are not happy about it. >> in sport roger federer gets the better of old rival rafael nadal in the swiss indoors final. >>> all that ahead. first, al-shabab fighters have attacked a luxury hotel in somali's capital mogadishu killing 15 people, including a member of parliament. victoria gatenby has more. >> a suicide bomber detonates his explosives inside a hotel in mogadishu. outside a car is on fire, it had been packed with explosives and used by gunmen to blast their way into the hotel compound. they stormed the hotel itself. the hotel is popular with somali politicians. one current and one former member of parliament are among the dead. senior government officials were killed. one mp called the attack a dark day for somali. >> translation: i was at the scene of the explosion taking photos when a car full of

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the al jazeera newshour. i'm martine dennis in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes - opposition forces make advances in the syrian province of aleppo. the latest on the fighting >>> the pope in uganda on the second leg of his tour. we look at the hot button issues of contraessential and abortion. >>> a gunman in an abortion clinic in colorado >>> and high levels of sexual abuse and violence against children - we raise the alarm. >>> first, fighters who were opposed to the syrian government say that they managed to retake 15 villages in aleppo province. in the push they killed 40 soldiers and other pro-government fighters. the armed group al nusra front released this video of what it said was damage caused by artillery shelling of a village. aleppo has for three years ban a battle ground between the army and other groups, it is strategically important as a lies on the border of turkey. aleppo is 300km north of damascus, is one of the oldest and syria's oldest industrial hub. more on this. hashem ahelbarra is in antakia in southern tur

al jazeera. bamaco. >> you are watching the newshour. this coming up. people in argentina voting once again but it is the first ever run-off there has been as they run a new president. >> i am harrah mutasa in kenya. keep watching. wait until you see what all of this is going to be turned in to. >> we have the sport in one of grease 's fwault clubs. you wouldn't think it was sport, would you, threatening to leave the league after more violence on the pitch. >> many people have because people are afraid if the party wins action many could lose the benefits of what they have won in the last year, especially the kirs since kirschner came to power. >> they feel as though they have benefit from the time in offense. tell us how their lives have improved and indeed where the support comes from. >> well, since the government came to power, they have implemented dozens of social programs to help the poor since argentina started recovering from the economic problems in 2001. since kirnling ner came to pour in 2003, social platforms have been implemented to help t

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour, i'm jane dutton in doha. coming up, russia accused of bombing a marketplace in the syrian province of idlib. at least 44 are killed. >> parisians lay out empty shoes for all those that would have marched to demand action on climate change >>> a moment of hope. as burkina faso elects a new president >>> and smiles as the pope is greeted by smiles in central african republic >>> and it's over for vitaly klitschko after an 11 year run, as fewer becomes the world heavyweight boxing champion. >>> russia's been blamed for an air strike that killed 44 people at a busy marketplace in northern syria. it happened in the town of -- in idlib province. >> translation: the timing of the raid was the early hours of the morning, when the marketplace was busy. it was hit by two missiles in one raid, hit by 50 meters. a large number of people were killed and injured. it has been under the opposition control since may. russian raids have intense fire on northern parts of syria, on many fronts, like areas that are heavily popula

al jazeera. >>> from al jazeera's headquarters in doha, this is the newshour. with me, elizabeth puranam. in the next 60 minutes investigators reveal a loud noise was heard in the final moments before a russian passenger plane crashed in egypt. >> a climate of fear in burundi as a government deadline to hand over weapons ends. [ singing ] >>> dancing to a special tune in sierra leone. the country is officially declared ebola free >>> and saving the world's frogs - how scientists in panama are trying to stop a mystery disease >>> first to egypt, where the head of the joint team investigating the plane crash last week in the sinai said a noise was heard in the last second of the cockpit voice recording. the administration bolsters british and u.s. suspicions that a bomb brought down the russian airliner, killing 224 on board. egypt is continuing to resist the bomb theory, saying that all scenarios are still being considered. paul brennan has the latest. >> reporter: it's been seven days since metro jet 9268 fell out of the sky, taking 224 people to their deaths. flowers were laid at the cra

al jazeera. >> hello there i'm julie mcdonald. this is the newshour live from london. coming up. the global fight against climate change. more world leaders than ever are in paris to discuss it but will they follow through with their promises? >> if there was no violations, there wouldn't be such a crisis today. >> turkey's prime minister tells nato's allies that his country was right to shoot down a russian jet. >> verdicts against two israeli men accused of killing a palestinian teenager next year. and launching a scheme to help into their precious investments but not all is convinced. >> robin adams with the sport, kenyakenyans plunged into furthr crisis, suspended on allegations of corruption. >> hello there good to have your company. the u.s. president has used his speech at the start of the u.n. climate conference to call for a meaningful deal on climate change saying the next generation is watching. the world leaders are gathering at cop 21, taking part in intense negotiations in forging a deal to limit global warming and hopefully prevent disastrous climate change. 147 he

al jazeera, beirut. >> meanwhile, syrian activists say barrel bombs have been dropped on civilians, in the suburb of daria. al jazeera isn't able to independently verify the video. more to come on the al jazeera newshour, claims that journalists are being targeted by israeli forces. >>> we report from a national wonder in botswana under threat of mineral mining. >>> and england in a strong position against pakistan in sports. >>> now, 20 fighters from yemen's houthi forces and their allies reported to have been killed by saudi-led air strikes. it happened in the southern province of chabwa. forces loyalty to former president ali abdullah saleh were targeted. sending in reenforcements to back up progovernment forces in yemen. sent 30 military vehicles including tanks to the exiled president hadi. paul tradergian reports. >> forces loyal to ab hundreds f civilians have been killed in street by street battles in ta'izz. president hadi wants the troops to push closer to sanaa, liberating ta'izz, the united nations city council has appealed to the warring factions, yemen's foreign minister says government leaders are willing to talk. paul tradergian, al jazeera. >> also in yemen a rare tropical storm has k

stay with us here on the al jazeera newshour. we are on the greek island of lesbos, where officials say there's not enough room to bury those that died. >> the red carpet rolled out for the egyptian president despite his authoritarian rule >>> and what the chelsea captain has to say about reports of a player revolt against their manager. >> in syria, government forces have taken control of a key highway. the road is typical of a supply route bringing in military reinforcements. they'll meet with russian's foreign ministers in moscow. it's one of the diplomatic efforts to end the conflict. >> the outcome of an aerial bombing am is set to show the damn. there's no way of verifying this. >> the russian government is working with syrian groups. the free syria army. we are in the war. all fur are infrastructure and hospitals - if they want to coordinate. they'll have to stop military operations and be ready to move forward to the final stage, under the sponsorship of the united nations. >> the issue of bashar al-assad's future is the

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the al jazeera newshour in doha. top stories - russian air strikes carried out across idlib. 40 reported to have died in one incident alone >>> people in burkina faso go to the polls for the first presidential election in 30 years. european leaders offer turkey $3 billion to limit the flow of refugees. >> and from jakarta to sydney - people march to demand action on climate change ahead of the major summit. >> and all the sport, including an 11 year unbeaten run for vitaly klitschko as britain's tyson fury becomes the world heavyweight boxing champion >>> there has been russian air strikes across the syrian province of idlib in what activists say has been a massive bombardment. these are the latest images. at least 40 reported to be killed in an attack in a marketplace. let's go live to hashem ahelbarra. from the turkish city of antakia near the bother with syria. what do we know about the attacks. >> reporter: on the ground there has been shelling and attacks targetting the area, an opposition stronghold. one of the

al jazeera". monday, 6:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> welcome to the newshour, live from al jazeera headquarters in doha. coming up, opposition forces make advances in aleppo, we have the latest on the fighting there. >> softening the rhetoric. the turkish president expresses sadness >>> a warm welcome for the pope in uganda, the second leg of his tour. re look a

petersburg. >> still here on the al jazeera newshour. israeli soldiers is suspended for telling palestinians in the occupied west bank this they'd be gassed until they died. kenya puts to a lump of coal solving two problems at once >>> new zealand lifts the rugby world cup for a third time in the finals. in london >>> i.s.i.l. fighters say they are taking more territory from the taliban in nearby afghanistan. al jazeera gained rare access to areas held by the armed group. reports on how they are recruiting children to fight for them. >> translation: another generation of our grandchildren are being brain washed. this is the rest of the province, and those giving reference pledged allegiance to islamic state of iraq and levant. al jazeera has been given rare access to the front lines in eastern afghanistan, where i.s.i.l. says it's gaining ground. they seem to be preparing to stay, as their recruitment is aimed at the young. i.s.i.l. fighters seem comfortable in the village life. there is a fear of drone strikes, but their biggest enemy i

al jazeera. >>> hello there from our headquarters in doha, i'm nick clark. coming up in the newshour... [ chanting ] >>> anger on the streets of afghanistan's capital after the killing of members of an ethnic min minori minority. [ gunfire ] >>> the syrian army says it ended a siege at an air base by rebel groups >>> long prison sentences for eight south africans for killing a mozambique taxi driver >>> and a man that made the trip from africa to europe - and his success story >>> southern afghanistan declared a day of mourning after seven members of the minority hazara community were brutally killed. thousands filled the streets and gathered outside the presidential palace in kabul to protest against the deaths and blame the government for failing to stop the violence. live to jennifer glasse - what is the latest. >> protesters have dispersed. after earlier 7 hours of protesting they marched across town. two women and a nine-year-old girl were killed - the people were outraged over the deaths calling for the resignation of president ashraf ghani, and chief abdullah. it's one of the

. >> still to come on the al jazeera newshour: >> i think that was one of the worst foreign policy blunders in the modern history of the united states. >> why the legacy of the iraq invasion has again come back to haunt u.s. presidential hopeful hillae collary clinton. >> and the greek islands, athens digs deeper to pay its debt. in sport, the world number 1 cruise to see victory t much more on that later. >> friday's attacks across paris have shifted the focus of the g 20 meeting in turkey. it's been dominated by the crisis in syria. bernard smith has more from the summit in antalia. >> reporter: the attacks have over shadowed the agenda here at the g20 economic summit but the fear and increasing threats was on the agenda because of the murders of the people on the beach in tunisia and the suicide bomb inns ankara and beirut last week. all of these attacks claimed by isil. all of that casting a long shadow over this g20 summit. >>ra minute's silence. in paris, turkey and further afield. this is supposed to be a submit about the global economy but the threat from issim is on everyone's mind

al jazeera. hello, welcome to the al jazeera newsho newshour, live from doha.nch police launch a manhunt for one of three brothers believed to be involved in the paris attacks. panic as a false alarm sends a stampede at the place de la republique >>> france launches air strikes

al jazeera". monday, 6:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> welcome to the newshour. live from doha. in the next 6 # minutes, egypt accuses britain and america about sharing vital information about what could have caused the plane crash >>> 66 years of mistrust, an historic handshake between the leaders of taipan and taiwan >>> and sierra leone declared

al jazeera". monday, 6:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. . >> >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. hello, welcome to the newshour, i'm jane dutton in doha. coming up, after 56 years of distrust, an historic handshake between the leaders of the taiwan and china >>> egypt says the reason for the crash has not been shared with cairo >>> kashmir's prime minister

al jazeera". monday, 6:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> welcome to the newshour. live from doha. in the next 6 # minutes, egypt accuses britain and america about sharing vital information about what could have caused the plane crash >>> 66 years of mistrust, an historic handshake between the leaders of taipan and taiwan >>> and sierra leone declared ebola free by the world health organisation. >> and four more people charged in a corruption crisis sounding athletics. >> plus... karate has made me stronger and confident >>> we hear the story of a blind karate boy, hoping to represent palesti palestine >>> egypt complained that information that would have caused the plane crash has not been shared. 224 were killed when the flight went down. the comments from the foreign minister relates to information gathered by britain and the united states. >> translation: the information we have got about the incident has not been shared with egyptian agencies, with any details, this is a question mark we should ask. we are the most involved party. we are expecting more technica

al jazeera. >>> welcome to the newshour, here is what is coming up in the next 60 minutes. turkey's ruling party remains its footing with a majority win in parliamentary elections. russia says an airliner that crashed broke apart in mid air. the armed group al-shabab attacks a hotel in somali, killing at least 15, and how technology is changing the work

al jazeera, eastern china. that's it for this international newshour on "al jazeera america." i will be back with more news in two minutes. pass facility. >>> good evening. this is "al jazeera america." protecting american lives. the challenges for authorities to keep people safe at shopping malls and stadiums over the holiday. no plans for war: that's what russiases foreign minister said after one of its fighter planes was shot down bytie. tensions remain high. >>> in chicago, more protests and ager. activists step up the call for justice after the release of video showing police shooting a black

al jazeera. >>> from al jazeera's headquarters in doha, this is the newshour. with me, elizabeth puranam. coming up in the next 60 minutes, aung san suy kyi's party is expected to win the first seats as votes are counted in the first democratically elections in 25 years. >>> talks between binyamin netanyahu and president barack obama as violence between israelis and palestinians continue >>> a service

al jazeera. >>> hello from al jazeera's headquarters in doha. this is the newshour. i'm jane dutton. coming up in the next 60 minutes, russia steps up a military campaign against i.s.i.l. in syria it's been described as the heaviest bombardment since conflict began. >> witnesses described a hit from gunmen in the hotel in mali as police continue their hunt tore suspects in the attack. >> thousands are deployed in

al jazeera. >>> from al jazeera's headquarters in doha, this is the newshour. with me, elizabeth puranam. in the next 60 minutes investigators reveal a loud noise was heard in the final moments before a russian passenger plane crashed in egypt. >> a climate of fear in burundi as a government deadline to hand over weapons ends. [ singing ] >>>

al jazeera. >>> welcome to the newshour. here from doha. these are the top stories - voting ends in myanmar's first openly contested elections in 25 years. there's fate over the 25 million rohingya. >> a wave of political violence in burundi, families flee the capital. >>> b.j.p. losses a state election in india, needed to push through reforms. >>> mourners gather at st. petersburg to remember the victims of last week's crash. >>> votes are being counted in myanmar's election. this is the moment aung san suy kyi cast her ballot. her party won the election in 1990. the military overruled the vote and put her under house arrest for 25 years. she has been presented from becoming present. in 2011 the military government handed power to a semi-civilian government, but the army still dominates parliament. a quarter of seats reserved for military appointees, and the parliament chooses the president. we have several seems covering the election, scott heidler is monitoring in yangon, and we'll hear from wayne hay in the capital of the state where ma

al jazeera. >>> hello, this is the newshour live from london. coming up, a suspected ringleader behind the paris attacks is confirmed dead. france doesn't know the whereabouts of another suspect, salah abdeslam. three israelis, one american and a palestinian killed in a separate attack in tel aviv and the occupied west bank >>> the heir to cristina fernandez de kirchner could be faltering in the final stages as argentina's presidential campaign comes to a

al jazeera. hello, welcome to the newshour. europe signs a $2 billion deal with african leaders to try to stop the flow of desperate people >>> kurdish forces backed by u.s. power launch to recapture areas held by i.s.i.l. >>> i'll be here with the sport, including the biggest rivals in world football - brazil and argentina face off in a world cup qualifier >>> so, then, the european union signed a deal worth more than $2 billion to try to stop the flow of refugees and migrants. it's been taking place in the maltese capital, and planned after around 800 drowned when a boat sank off the coast of libya in april. let's join lawrence lee live from valletta. what do we know about this agreement? >> well, of course, it was planned from the european perspective to be the sense of this. over $2 billion investment. european leaders describe it as a sweetener. they accept it's not much money. in return they believe it is legally binding to repatriate failed asylum seekers and migrants back to africa. that caused problems in the summit. a

al jazeera. hello, welcome to the newshour. europe signs a $2 billion deal with african leaders to try to stop the flow of desperate people >>> kurdish forces backed by u.s. power launch to recapture areas held by i.s.i.l. >>> i'll be here with the sport,

al jazeera. >>> hello there, welcome to the newshour, i'm shiulie ghosh live from the headquarters in doha. coming down, the romanian prime minister and his government resigns, following protests >>> a cargo plane crashes in south sudan killing 41 people. we'll be live in juba >>> an historic first - leaders of china and taiwan are set to meet for the first time in 70 years. >>> and more talks on

al jazeera. >> hello i'm lauren taylor. this is the newshour live from london. coming up. as francois hollande kicks off a week of bombing in syria. helping out refugees. fresh from celebrating his victory, argentina's

that's it for this international newshour on al jazeera america the news continues next in a couple of minutes, i'll see you then. >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora, this is al jazeera america. voters across the country go to the polls to decide issues from legalizing marijuana, to cracking down on air b&b. defective air bags lead to deaths, leading to a fine for a japanese company. faith in america. research shows fewer americans identify with mainstream religions, for those that do, the belief is as

al jazeera. hello, welcome to the newshour, i'm jane dutton in doha. coming up, after 56 years of distrust, an historic handshake between the leaders of the taiwan and china >>> egypt says the reason for the crash has not been shared with cairo >>> kashmir's prime minister visits with a multibillion aid package, plus.... >> i'm stronger and more determined. no more street harassment. i feel i can save the world. >>> and we hear the remarkable store of a blind karate competitor hoping to beat palestine >>> taiwan reaffirmed its commitment not to seek independence from jchina. chinese leader xi jinping and taiwan's president ma ying-jeau. the meeting has been called a symbolic moment of reconciliation. >> translation: today is an extraordinary day. the leaders of taiwan met a gathered. this historic moment will open a new chapter, leaving a mark history. >> translation: both sides speak to one china policy. we have to recognise that although there's one china, we have to agree. no independence will be seen from taiwan. it is not allowed by the constituti

al jazeera. >>> hello, this is the newshour live from london. coming up... >> we have identified possible criminal violations. >> doping cover ups and extortions. allegations levelled at russia, which could be banned from athletics competition >>> u.s. president condemns ongoing west bank violence during his first meeting an israel in more than a year. >> aung san suy kyi heads to a land slide victory in historic elections in myanmar >>> hundreds of thousands of syrian refugee children missing out on an education >>> moving art - a major new exhibition by the master of suspended sculptures. >>> russia could be banned from olympic athletic competitions after a report from wada with allegations of cover ups. there has been money demanded to bury tests showing drug use. >> russia appears to have been running a state-supported doping programme. a report implicates athletics the i.a.a.f., saying that failures within the organization are preventing it catching drug cheats. paul rees completes the coverage from geneva, where the study was released. >>

al jazeera. >>> hello, this is the newshour live from london. coming up, a suspected ringleader behind the paris attacks is confirmed dead. france doesn't know the whereabouts of another suspect, salah abdeslam. three israelis, one american and a palestinian killed in a separate attack in tel aviv and the occupied west bank >>> the heir to cristina fernandez de kirchner could be faltering in the final stages as argentina's presidential campaign comes to a close. >>> prepare to suspend your disbelief at the imagine museum, where art has been destroyed. >> in sport, rory mcilroy looking god in his efforts to finish the year top of the european standings, keeping rivals in his sights with shots like this at the world tour championship in dubai >>> france's prime minister warns his country could be under threat from people linked to the attacks on paris. forensic examiners identify remains of abdelhamid abbaaoud, the alleged masterminder of the attack. authorities are hunting another suspect. salah abdeslam. the french prime minister says it's uncle

al jazeera. >> hello there i'm barbara serra. this is the newshour live from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes. an your honor precedented scandal in the world athletics. calling for russia to be suspended from all competitions. barack obama meets israeli prime minister for the first time in over aier. >>> the u.s.

al jazeera. >>. >> hello there. this is the "newshour" live from london coming up. turkey's president urges the world to respect the akp party's election victory. it was marred by a media crackdown. the russian airline whose plane said external influence is the only explanation. warnings of seven years of rainfall, a cyclone heads for war-torn yemen. international space station celebrates 15 years of housing humans in space. >> we will be here with all of the day's sport including jose morinho's conditions gets worse. he has been punished for misconduct. hello there. good to have your company. turkey's president has told the world to respect the results of sunday's election which has returned the ruling ak party. european observers have voiced concern about the violence in media crackdown which marred the run up to the vote and achieving the party's reform agenda might not be as easy as hoped. jamal sprains that from ankara. >> reporter: turkey's election was a triumph for democracy or a victory for fear mongering, depending upon which newspaper you read. while the

al jazeera. >>> hello everyone, i'm felicity barr, and welcome to the newshour live from london, coming up in the next 60 minutes. i.s.i.l. claims responsibility as 43 people are killed, and 239 injured in a double suicide bomb attack in beirut >>> sinjar offensive. kurds say i.s.i.l. is retreating after an attack n its supply lines between iraq and syria. burundi bloodshed