bader mohammed receives an extra three years for possession of a spent bullet. >>> we have reports now from the capitol montevideo. >> reporter: it was a travel across the world to haven of peace and tranquility. timfive families were personally welcomed by uruguay's president. >> we cannot avoid war but we can at least mitigate the consequences. simply putting tents in the desert and sending food will not salve our conscience. >> reporter: uruguayan officials went to the refugee camps in lebanon to choose the families they thought most suitable for settlement in south america. >> what we're spending now will be repaid because they're going to work. to pay taxes. so this really is not an expense. it's an investment. if countries like qatar and emirates would help us, we could bring thousands here. >> reporter: for now they're here on the outskirts of montevideo learning spanish and about their new country before being relocated around uruguay. this could not be further away in so many from the conflict in syria, nor the uncertainties in life in the refugee camps of lebanon. this is the

mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste have now been detained for 287 days. they're accused of aiding the outlawed muslim brotherhood, a charge they deny. they're appealing their convictions. they were sentenced to search years in prison. bader mohammed was sentenced for an additional three years for having a spent bullet with him that he picked up at a protest site. >>> talks between north and south korea have bee all been canceled. bullets have been exchanged over balanc balloons released with leaflets. >> celebrations of the streets of pyongyang. >> the workers day of korea. the party is like a mother to me. i'm happy. >> even though there have not been any big celebrations this year thousands of people come on the streets to pay their respects to this country's leader and to the workers' party, who was created by kim il-sung. >> it's been almost three years since kim jong-un became the country's supreme leader after kim jong-il passed away in 2011. >> you we were taken to kim il-sung's birthplace where people still come after all these years. >> 80 years

mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste have been detained for 294 days now. they have been accused of helping the muslim brotherhood, and sentenced to seven years in prison. bader mohammed receive an extra three years for having a spent bullet in his possession that he picked up from a demonstration. >>> it was a long journey across half the world to escape fear and danger to end up here. for now peace and tranquility. five families 42 syrians mostly children were personally welcomed by uruguay's president. >> we cannot avoid war, but we can at least mitigate the consequences. simply putting tents in the desert and sending some food will not salve our conscience. >> reporter: they went to the refugee camps in lebanon to choose the families they felt would help in settlement. >> they will work to pay taxes. this is not really an expense. it's an investment. if countries like qatar and emirates would help us we could bring thousands here. >> for now they're here on the outskirts learning spanish and about their new country before being relocated. this really co

mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste have been detained for 287 days. they're wrongly accused of aiding the outlawed muslim brotherhood and are appealing their convictions. they were sentenced to seven years in prison. bader mohammed received an additional three years for having a spent bullet with him that he picked up at a protest. >>> after weeks ever delay supporters of mohamed morsi have held demonstrations on campuses, and now the government has taken new measures to curb protests. >> after a three-week delay universities in egypt are now open, but with fight in security and new regulations. the government's aim is to clamp down on the source of anti-coup protests that were staged at universities over the last year. outside of this campus in cairo new gates have been built, and in unprecedented move a private security firm has been given the job of guarding a number of universities. everyone who enters the campus is searched. but what is alarming activists is the extra powers given to dean's by the ministry of higher he had education. they include

mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste have been in prison for 294 days.hey're falsely accused of helping the muslim brotherhood, and they're appealing against their convictions. they were searche sentenced to seven years in prison and bader mohammed was sentenced to an additional three years for having a spent bullet from a demonstration. >>> police try to clear more protest fights. >> the hopes of north korea students. we look inside pyongyang middle school. >> find out why asia's most improved football teams will play their home games more than 2,000 kilometers away from their own stadium. >> more than 20 people have been killed in an attack. it's the second attack in the area in 48 hours. the government is blaming uganda's rebels. >>> nigerian's government has announced a cease-fire with boko haram. a senior presidential adviser told al jazeera that the release of the 200 captured school girls has been agreed but there has been no confirmation from boko haram itself. >>> joining me is political analyst, thank you for joining us. the government seems re

mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste. they have now been imprisoned for 2 77 days. they have been convicted for seven years in prison and bader mohammed was sentenced an extra three years for having and a pent bullet in hi his possession. >>> nenetanyahu thanked president obama for the iron dome. >> meetings between president obama and prime minister benjamin netanyahu lasted longer than expected. they spoke about gas did and rebuilding and changing the status quo for the peace process. for the israeli side the obvious talk for them is iran as the deadline gets closer with a deal with that country. the prime minister laid out what he sees as a good deal. >> the shared goal of preventing iran, and i firmly hope that under your leadership that would not happen. >> the obama administration never said their priorities to leave iran with no nuclear capability. that is a point of tension. the prime minister could go to congress, which is his power base in the u.s. and scuttle any deal but it's not clear if congress has the authority to really do that. >> a former bosnian

mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste have been imprisoned for 294 days. they were sentenced to seven years in prison. bader mohammed was given an additional three years for having a spent bullet in his possession which he picked up at a protest. >>> these are the latest pictures from mong kok where police have moved in to dislodge demonstrators who are gathering there. protesters have armed themselves with umbrellas while police are using batons and pepper spray. it's all looking relatively peaceful there at the moment. we're live in hong kong, give us a sense of what is happening now. >> they're far too spread out for the police to do anything. they're protecting the main intersection they have cleared out the day before to stop protesters from putting down roots there and setting up there. so it seems like somewhat of a stand off. earlier we did see sort of pushing, shoving, some clashes, opened umbrellas. right now people are just eyeing each other, watching wearily as to what to do. what is key here is the fact that there are many, many more protester

bader mohammed was sentenced an extra three years because of a spent pul bullet in his possession that he picked up from a protest. >> we'll see in india's football can compete in a country where cricket can king. >> the north korean state media says that high level talks are all but canceled. activists send around 200,000 pamphlets into north korea on friday. both sides traded fire across the heavily militarized border. we are joined live to the capitol of pyongyang. it has been the anniversary of the founding of the workers party, and celebrations have been taking place. >> well, yes, it's been a week of celebrations here in pyongyang and all around the country with people taking flowers to their leaders. the founder of this republic kim sunkim jong-il. we have not seen parades this year. we were told that the big celebrations are expected for the next year for the 70's anniversary of the workers par party. >> and there has been no sign of north korea's leader kim jong-un. what is being said there? >> well, that is correct. it's been over a month since people here and all over the wo

. >>> mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste were sensed to seven years in prison. bader mohammed received an additional three for having a spent bullet with him which he picked up at a protest. meanwhile the academic year has started in egypt after weeks of delay. supporters of the deposed president had demonstrations held on campuses, and now the government has taken new measures to curb them. >> reporter: after three-week delay universities in egypt are now open. but with heightened security and new regulations. the government's aim is to clamp down on anti--coup protests staged at universities over the last year. outside of the campus in cairo new gates have been built. and an unprecedented move a private security firm has been giving the job of guarding a number of universities. everyone who enters the campus is searched. but what is an activist say is the extra powers given to the ministry of higher education. they include the immediate dismissal of students and their professor if any of them participate in any protests. egyptian media also reported on other r

mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste have now been detained for 284 days. falsely accused of aiding the outlawed muslim brotherhood. they're appealing against their convictions. >>> one of our imprisoned journalists mohammed fahmy has written a letter to a media organization. this is some of what you said. a seven year sentence came harsh after 12 hearings where no single piece of evidence or testimony has been produced before the court. i always worked with the code of professional ethics and insured that my work was falsely impartial with all the facts double-verified. i'm bombarded with accusations but i'm sure history will clear my name one day. >> thwe have reports from the the essex. >> half hour east of london has been a dump. while it's true that it's faded around the edges it's a well-kept sort of place and lots of old people barely a brown face to be seen. yet outside of the shop the chinese take away and the caribbean restaurant, it has parked its anti-immigration tanks on the establishment lawn. >> already i want to say things about human rights

bader mohammed received an extra three years for possession of a spent bullet he picked up at a protest. >>> in ukraine, fighting continues in the eastern city of donetsk. the government insists that they're still in control, but the pro russian separatists say it's close to being over. >> reporter: this is what is left of donetsk's airport coming under heavy fire. for days it's been the focus of intense fighting. these pictures were taken on friday. they show the pro russian attacking government forces equipped with heavy weapons that can take out armored vehicles. >> they're almost gone. in fact, they held a small, very small part of the airport. their time is almost over. soon we'll smoke them out of there. >> the airport is the main target for the separatists which is why they're throwing tanks and other artillery into the battle. for its part ukrainian government said it has the upper hand in the fighting. >> the rebels made several other unfortunate attempts to take the airport. we fired back and killed 12 terrorists. >> a glance at the map demonstrates the back and forth nature o

mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste have now been detained for 287 days. they're accused of aiding the musli muslim brotherhood. a charge they deny. >> reporter: the river bosnia flows gently this amen. this spring, the flood swept away homes, but it's the slow government response that has destroyed whatever remaining faith many bosnians had in their politicians. rebuilding this house with help of private charity he's skeptical what good will come out of these elections. >> the municipal government told us to try to rebuild our houses with our own money, and they would refund us. this never happened. this taught me we can't trust politicians. instead of creating new jobs they're closing companies down. >> reporter: across bosnia's religious line, i meet a leading serb politician, here, too, many complain of corruption and unemployment. >> in the cities i'm sure that more than 90% would be in favor of leaving. s werit is not functional. >> the siege ended almost 20 years ago but this city and bosnia as a whole are still divided. the peace accord successfull

mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste have now been detained for 289 days. they're falsely accused of aiding the outlawed muslim brotherhood and they're appealing their convictions. >>> ten people have been injured in jerusalem when israeli forces confronted palestinian demonstrators. tear gas was fired near the aqsa mosque, which is revered by most muslims and justs. jews. it was being visited for the celebration of sukkot. >>> the 50-day conflict between gaza and israeli ended with thousands of palestinians losing their homes. >> we'll pray for the redawn in managing these funds, and supervising gaza's reconstruction with the support of the international community. we would like to see the unity government assuming it's rightful responsibilities and functions in gaza. >> i have stressed to secretary general ban ki-moon that all these programs and the aid will never achieve it's goals unless the israeli blockade on gaza is lifted, and unless we liberate the palestinian economy and get rid of the israeli domination on the movement of goods and people. >> pri

mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste have been locked up to 284 days falsely accused of aiding the outlawed muslim brotherhood. they're appealing against their convictions. mohammed fahmy has written go his conviction. this is some of what he has had to say. >> a search year sentence came as as harsh. i'm bombarded by false accusations but i'm certain that history will clear my name one day. coming out here on the al jazeera news hour. >> there are too many immigran immigrants. >> too many immigrants, yes, coming in. they've got to stop it. >> while u.k. voters are embracing a party that wants to keep migrants away from its shores. >>> ralph nadal, how did he do, we'll tell you in just a moment. >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for democracy... >> this is another significant development... >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... >> kentucky, a state that's hurting economically. >> when the mines shut down it affects other businesses too you know, it hurts everything. >> some say it's time for a chang

mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste are falsely accused of helping the muslim brotherhood. al jazeera rejects the charges against them. >>> coming up the u.s. describes a beacon of hope to the region and the world. we will tell you why. >>> and how fears are growing that mali is not prepared to deal with a possible ebola outbreak. >>> and in sport jo will tell you what the san francisco giants are doing to deny the kansas city royals their first mlb crown in 29 years. in south korea prosecutors are demanding the death penalty for the captain of a ferry that killed 300 people. the captain and crew from the ferry have been heard from a court. we her now from the capitol of seoul. >> the last day of proceedings in this trial before a verdict and sentencing happens next month. the prosecution has said that the captain should be given the death penalty for his actions on the day that the ferry sank with the loss of 304 lives. senior crew members are also charged for homicide by willful negligence, and we've heard from the captain himself. he apologized again to the families say

mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste have been detained for 280 days. and they're falsely accused of aiding the outlawed muslim brotherhood. gunmen killed nine u.n. peace keepers in ambition on friday and they were part of a force in mali's north that has fallen under separatists and groups linked to al-qaeda. >>> in somalia government forces supported by africa union troops have stepped up their fight against a al-shabab. they've made significant advances against the armed group. it lost bulomarer. and then now somali and africa union forces are making a final push for the last bit of land controlled by al-shabab. >> soldiers with the africa union chance t advance. these soldiers belong to africa army militia. they recaptured the area without a fight. >> we'll continue, this is an operation that we have taken the lead. >> reporter: the africa union commander in mogadishu tells me that somali soldiers are also in striking distance of the port of barawe. he said its fall it imminent. >> after this offensive we know that al-shabab will continue to conduct