this is mohammed badr's third child. he visited his wife and the newborn in hospital, and mohammed badr wrote a letter to his newborn son in which he said that: >>> well, mohammed badr, and mohamed fadel fahmy and peter greste have been in prison for 244 days. they are wrongly accused of helping the outlawed muslim brotherhood. in june, mohamed fadel fahmy and peter greste from given 7-year sentences. is mohammed badr got an extra three years because he had a spent bullet on him, picked up at a protest. lawyers have filed appeals against the convictions. the al jazeera network continues to demand their relief. >>> more to come - including half a million indians don't have a bank account. many are signing up in a new campaign to help beat poverty. >>> the killing of a gun instructor by a 9-year-old girl was an industrial accident. stuart! stuart! stuart! stuart! ♪ check it out. this my account thing. we can tweet directly toa comcast expert for help. or we can select a time for them to call us back. the future, right? ♪ th

mohamed fadel fahmy and peter greste from given 7 years, bard badr mohammed with an extra 3. lawyers have fired appeals against their convictions. >> a government in nepal accorded vendors off the the streets of dat man due. they are -- kathmandu. they are demanding that politicians find them other works. >> we have this report on the effects of the backtown. >> the police clears the streets of hawkers and other vendors. the inspector does his rounds six days a week. it's like a game of hide and sikh the new law was interauffed in february. the government has to look at moving towards planned development. we can't let anything strike the course. development is for all. >> as evening sets in, the ventors set up, keeping a close eye on the officers. none have profession to set up shop. despite the risks they have to continue to work here until provided with an alternative venue. we met this woman who pedals cheap clothes, saying vendors are doubly victimized because they have to pay shopkeepers to spend their wares >> translation: whether thi earn money, they have to pay rent t

mohamed fadel fahmy and peter greste were given 7 year sentences, badr mohammed receive an extra threewyers have filed appeals against the convictions. >>> the world health organisation says families hiding infected ebola patients and difficult access for medics in some areas means it will take months to control the outbreak. 26 underhave been infected. more than half have died. >> i don't want to sugarcoat the situation. this is not something that will turp around overnight. it will not be easy. we aspect months of hard work. we expect months of struggling against the health break. we do expect to turn it around at some point >>> russia sent a team of medical experts and kits to guinea, the two laboratories will be used to test patients. nearly 600 cases of ebola have been recorded. three our west african countries are battling the virus. >> staying on the continent. the united nations a warning that the world must act now to prevent a famine in somalia. it will be the second famine in three years. in 2011 more than a quarter of a million died of malnutrition and starvation. as it sta

in june mohamed fadel fahmy and peter greste were given 7-year sentences, mohammed badr with an extra three because he had a spent bullet picked up at a protest. >> afghanistan - a deadline set by abdullah abdullah over disputed election results has expired. he threatened to quit after describing the process as a joke. he accused auditors of refusing to throw out fraudulent ballot papers. his rival claims to have won of run-off vote. >> let's go live to jennifer glasse, following event in the afghan capital. >> abdullah abdullah is saying that the u.n. supervised audit is not up to much, and he doesn't believe in the process. >> that's right. what he - what the abdullah abdullah campaign objected to is the validation process. they say it's one-sided and observers failed to show up at election headquarters on the outskirts of kabul. everything is at a standstill right now. 74% of the votes have been audited. we have a standoff. the abdullah abdullah campaign saying the invalidation process is a joke. they have made demands not met by the united nations. the united nations says it's tak

mohammed badr affidavit an extra three because he had a spent bullet in his possession. lawyers for the three men filed appeals against their convictions. >> the nigerian government rejected boko haram claims that it create a calla fat in the north. the radical armed group made an announcement on sunday. taking over a town in the nearby state in a separate incident book attended a facility in borno state. 35 police men from there are missing. >>> zimbabwe's president is in china seeking aid to revive his country's struggling economy. rugg is expected to -- mugabe is expected to ask for aid. >> when the west turned away. china stepped in. years of economic sanctions and government corruption made their lives difficult. president robert mugabe seed farms and crushed political opponents. in my opiniona, lured by resources like china and platinum stepped in in a big way. officials say investment held their country and china should not be grid sized. >> i can talk to the world bank, and there's no money on that scale. this is so people who are saying in or that about china. t

peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed and peter greste were given year sentences, mohammed badr got an extra three years on top because he had a spent bullet on him, picked up at a protest. >> the ukraine is accusing russia of sending more soldiers and equipment across the border to support separatist fighters. government forces have been trying to regain control of the eastern city of donetsk. this building in the city was hit by shell fire on wednesday. and the fighting comes a day after the leaders of russia and ukraine met in the belarussian capital without a sign of a breakthrough, the u.n. says 2,000 people so far have been killed. >> we have a lot more to come at al jazeera, including u.s. gunlaws under scrutiny after a 9-year-old girl shoots dead her instructor. >> i'm phil lavelle in venice, where the world's oldest film festival is getting under way. the question - who will take the top prize, the golden lion in 10 days time. p >>> let's have a look at the top stories - heath ministers from across west africa are due to meet in ghana to talk about their response to wha

in june mohamed fadel fahmy and peter greste were given 7 year sentences, mohammed badr got an extra three years because he had an extra bullet in his possession. lawyers for the three men filed appeals against their convictions. >> 8 people convicted of terrorism charges in china have been executed in jink jang province, including three men behind an attack in tina men's square. this is the home of muslim uyghurs, and blames attacks on groups that want to establish their open state. china's progressive policies provoke unrest. >>> hopes of finding survivors from the hiro shimma landslides are fading. dozens of homes from destroyed when mountain sides collapsed on wednesday. >>> over a million people in sri lanka have been left without clean drinking water due to drought. the government is now renovating irrigation tanks to deal with the crisis. as we report, it's having a big affect on people's livelihoods. >> this woman is digging in the bank to look for roots. she has little choice after the drought took her droughts. >> translation: educating the children and earning money for fo

in june peter greste and mohamed fadel fahmy from given 7 years, mohammed badr had an extra 3 years because he had a spent bullet had his possession, picked up at a protest. lawyers for the three many filed appeals against their convictions. >>> eight people convicted much terrorism charges in china thanes exgud in zinc significanting province. including three men. shin jang is the traditional home of muslim uyghurs. the government blames attacks on groups that wishes to establish a different state. >> in japan, hope of finding survivors from the lapped slides in hiroshima is fading. western workers are searching for 40 missing people. heavy rains made it difficult. dozens of homes were destroyed. >> over a million people in sri lanka have been left without clean drinking water. the government is renovating irrigation tanks. as we report, it's having an effect on people's livelihoods. >> reporter: this woman is digging the dry creek bend to look for lotus roots. she has little choice after her crops were destroyed by drought. >> educating the anyone and paying for everything with the money

in june, mohamed fadel fahmy and peter greste were given 7-year sentences, mohammed badr an extra threecause he had a spent bullet on him, which he picked up in the protest. >> now, three russian citizens have been killed in a u.n. helicopter that crashed in south sudan. the government sis rebels are to blame. the mi 8 helicopter, similar to this. crashed south of bentiu. that is in unity state. the u.n. says a fourth member is being treated for injuries. government and rebel fighters have been battling for control of oil fields in yooupty state -- yooupty state. >> with two days left in the latest round of talks, there's no sign of a deal on a transitional government. on monday east african leaders gave them six weeks to reach an agreement and endorse a roadmap. critically, perhaps, the rebel leader has refused to sign. as katherine soy reports. >> reporter: close to fine months after the south sudan peace talks, regional heads of state signed more documents, pushing forward a process. more controversially, heads of state endorsed a protocol on the formation of a transitional governmen

peter greste and mohamed fadel fahmy received 7 years, badr received app extra fully because he had a spent bullet in his possession. >>> fighting in pakistan. violence left three dead, and 300 injured much thousands are calling for the pakistani prime minister to step down. kamal hyder reports from islamabad. >> reporter: in islamabad the protesters stand their ground. they have staged a sit-in for two weeks, but say they will not go until the prime minister nawaz sharif resigns. >> translation: we will not return until we achieve our objective. the government has no ethical justification for what it has done. it doesn't have a legal justification for its existence. >> the demonstrators allege by anti-government, who says he's seeking just for followers. an olympics leader imran khan, accusing the government of corruption and elect toral fraud. >> i will lead the way. i will march ahead of everyone else. i will stop my people from becoming unruly. but i also ask the pakistani police and army to remain peaceful. >> translation: with allah's help move towards your final destination, re

peter greste and mohamed fadel fahmy were given 7-year sentences. badr received an extra three because he had a spent bullet in his possession picked up at a protest. lawyers have filed abeels. the al jazeera network calls for their release. >>> 44 peacekeepers held hostage by syrian rebels have had their release called for. dozens of others are trapped. most of the golan heights was seized by israel in 1967. jackie rowlands reports from there. >> smoke from the battle between the syrian army and rebels - there has been fighting here for days. on wednesday, anti-government forces, including fighters affiliated to al-qaeda. took control of the crossing into the israeli occupied golan heights. a day later dozens of u.n. peacekeepers stationed in the area were taken hostage. >> the united nations continues to engage with a wide range of parties and is making every effort to ensure the safety and security of its personal. >> since then, more than 80 u.n. troops from the philippines had their positions surrounded. >> peacekeepers in golan heights are in a sta

june, mohamed fadel fahmy and peter greste from given 7 year offenses, baher mohamed got an extra three years. peter and badr plan to appeal against the conviction, al jazeera is continuing to demand their release. >>> hundreds of egyptians who have been trying to flee strife-torn libya are able to go home. they were picked up at the border crossing. they were returned to egypt. others are still waiting to be evacuated. since mid july fighting erupted in tripoli. at the crossing we spoke to some egyptians who scaebd libya. >> reporter: -- escaped libya. >> reporter: these are the lucky one us, after days spent at the border, this family was allowed into tunisia. somehows thaned of shans -- thousands of egyptians were stranded on the libyan side of the border. thousands were allowed in after the government promised to send flights to take them back to egypt - straight from the border. mostly workers like this man, who left his job because life was unbearable. he spent four days at the border before being able to cross. >> translation: so much destruction. it's not safe at all any more. we feared for our lives

in jooup mohamed fadel fahmy and peter greste from given 7-year sentences. badr received an extra three because he had a spent bullet in his possession, picked up at a protest. lawyers have filed appeals. al jazeera network demand their release. >>> soldiers from the philippine in the golan heights are among a force of troops monitoring the line between the israeli occupied area, and the syrian held area. let's brick in jacky rowland joining us for the latest. first the filipino peace keepers, and their situation. >> yes, let's get the geography clear. filipino peacekeepers are under attack within the area of separation. it's in the syrian golan heights, not the area occupied by israel. it is close to that area. rebels, those from al nusra front have been attacking there. they surrounded two bases a couple of days ago, held, where filipino peacekeepers were positioned. one of those bases has been made safe. the filipino peacekeepers are not under threat. it's the other base. 40 filipino peacekeepers have been exchanging fire with rebels who have been surrounding

mohamed fadel fahmy and peter greste sentenced to 7 years, badr 10. al jazeera continues to demand their release, and they have appealed. >>> police released tear gas and fired rubber bullets on a crowd of thousands. >> they are not continuing with a push towards the prime minister's residence, because they were stopped without warn before the march set out. they said that this will be a peaceful protest. however, the police resorted to using rubber bullets, as well as tear gas to disperse the crowd. the crowd has broken the fences surrounding parliament house. they were already protesting outside parliament. now the crowd have gone in. however, the police has been shelling that place as well. when they approached the parliament building, the military that was supposed to be guarding that building told the people to back off. the people do not want a confrontation with military forces. scuffles are continuing with the police forces and we are getting reports that there are scuffles that have broken out in the city of lahore. there has been incidents i

mohamed fadel fahmy from given 7 years, baher mohamed an extra three because he had a spent bullet in his possession, picked up at a protest. peter and badr plan to appeal conviction and al jazeera demands their release. >>> johnson plans to run for parliament. johnson told reporters in london that the u.k. should not fear leaving the european union if prime minister cameron can't in effect reform. >>> scotland goes to the polls in six weeks to decide op whether to stay within the u.k. scotland's first minister has gone head to head with the leader of the debate. >> you could liken it to a marriage, they have been together for years, not all happy. now there's talk of a separation. could scotland be about to break up with the rest of the u.k. and go it alone. >> that's what this man wants. alex salmond dedicated his life. he's up against aalst stair dowelling. the man in charge. scots will get a chance to vote on the issue. many are undecided. there is everything to play for. which is why this huge battle hit the small creeps. a tv debate, a chance to convert or convenience. no sign of this man, david cameron refusing to take part. this i

mohamed fadel fahmy were given 7 years, baher mohamed had an extra three years because he had a spent bullet in his possession, picked up at a protest. peter and badr will appeal their sentences. al jazeera demands the release of all their journalist. >>> london mayor boris johnson says he'll try to run for parliament. winning a parliamentary seat will be the first step. mr johnson told reporters in london that the u.k. should not fear leaving the european union if the prime minister can't negotiate. staying in the u.k., and scotland will go to the polls in six weeks to decide whether to stay within the u.k. the first minister has gan head to head with the leader of the pro-ukraine campaign. we have this report from glass i don't. >> reporter: you can liken it to a marriage. they have been together for years, not all happy. now there's talk of a separation. could scotland be about to break up with the rest of the u.k. and go it alone? that's what this man wand, alex salmond dedicating his life to taking scotland out of the u.k. he's up against alastair darling. the man in charge of keeping it together. scots will vote on the issue in a research um.