and this that is the sound of bangladesh victory.s, hundreds of fans celebrating in the capital city following that magnificent win over england. >>> now, the iditarod dog sled race will properly get under a in alaska on monday. 78 mushers and their dogs will compete from extreme conditions in alaska. the race is inspired by the 1925 serum run when mushers their dogs would deliver vaccines to tackle a dyptheria epidemic in remote regions. the events is now in it's 43rd year and the winner will collect 1e67b89 thousand dollars in prize money. >>> that is owl for now back to barbara in london. >>> thank you research for that. and that is it for this news hour. remember that you can follow and get more detail on everything that we have been covering on our website there it is, the address aljazerra.com. you can see our top story there chad and niger armies take two towns from boko haram. we are going to have more on that and all of the day's other news in just a few minutes. i do hope that you'll be able to join us then. goodbye. a >> o

let's go back to bangladesh.ormance again, a double century for him back to back. >> yes, absolutely. i think from bangladesh themselves they may have lost this one. and as we move towards this business end it is very important that they're informed and they have this man informed. as you mentioned, it's his second successive century at the world cup. impressive for him. given the situation he came in, century against this fur roeshs attack. look at delight there from him as he reaches three figures. what about the new zealand response then? largely down for martin. it was a century stance with roos taylor the first new zealand player to score a century, eliminated some big hitter. >> anderson, what has he caught? yes, but in the crowd. get him on the field. very impressive. >> england could do with that bloke. >> and that is what new zealand has brought to this tournament. very refreshing approach. yes, they were in some probably i think that's what they wanted though going into the knockout phase to have been t

and we'll meet the cartoonist who has been credited for giving a cynical voice to the people of bangladesh♪ >>> hello, 150 people are feared dead after an airbus a320 passenger jet crashed in the french alps. the german flight was flying from barcelona to dusseldorf. it took off at 10:01 local time. by 9:45 gmt the plane has reached hits cruising altitude of 30,000 feet but a minute later it nose dived for eight minutes. the last radar contact was at 9:53 gmt. shortly after that the plane crashed in the french alps. barnaby phillips has the latest. >> reporter: in the southern french alps a rescue operation is now underway. the emergency services pooling their resources. but this is difficult terrain and the weather a cloudy. in these mountains they have located the crash site, but retrieved the bodies could take days. relatives and friends have gathered to receive more information about absorb the terrible news. germanwings flight 9525 never showed up. it was traveling from barcelona to dusseldorf but crashed in the french alps. this is thought to be footage of the actual plane that crash

. >> rescue workers in bangladesh are searching for survivorrers after a factory collapsed. it was under construction at the time of the accident. about 150 people were working on the building when the roof cased in. >>> a proposal to limit access to the anesthetic academy. the world health organization warns there could be public health risks in developing countries. we look at what the measure means for beam in people in bangladesh. >> ketamime has been used as an anesthetic. it's safe and easy to use. it is an an thesologists' drug of choice. >> it's cheap to buy and patients recover very quickly. >> but doctors might soon have trouble getting their hands on this drug. that's because china is leading an effort in labeling etamine ketamine as an narcotic drug. >> it's not lake heroin where you have the physical urge to take it. where like ketamine, you want to take a break. it's a lot for the mind to handle. >> ketamine has side aeffects and long-time use can cause damage to the organs. >> in bangladesh, no one has abused ketamine. that's the word we're looking for, abusin

plus, two young to marry young girls in bangladesh say no to a husband. more on that. stay with us. >> this is my selfie, what can you tell me about my future? >> can affect and surprise us. >> don't try this at home. >> "techknow" where technology meets humanity. tonight, 5:30 eastern. he's out there. there's a guy out there whose making a name for himself in a sport where your name and maybe a number are what define you. somewhere in that pack is a driver that can intimidate the intimidator. a guy that can take the king 7 and make it 8. heck. maybe even 9. make no mistake about it. they're out there. i guarantee it. welcome to the nascar xfinity series. >> welcome back. iraq's army launched a major offensive to retake sadaam hussein hometown, tikrit from isil. tribes are fighting alongside government forces. >> john kerry said there will be consequences for russia if the minsk peace accord is not implemented fully. sergey lavrov said there has been progress, but kiev needs to do more. >> one killed in egypt in cairo according to state media. the blast happened near t

densely-packed compositions that reflect the chaos and bustle of bangladesh.t popular creation continues to exert a strong pull not just for the public but for the artist himself. al jazerra. >>> the greek frame minister has met the german chancellor, angela merkel, in his first official visit to berlin. he warned ago athens is running out of money and won't be able to meet debt repayments without germany's helpful merkel remained firm there will be no new money without sufficient reforms. dot anything kane reports from berlin. >> reporter: a first official visit to germany for the greek prime minister. some media outlets here had called this a potential showdown in the chancellor's office. but he was received with the usual pomp and circumstance. once inside he spoke of a need to reach agreement on a european level. however, there was also a strong message for his own people. >> translator: the differences between our two countries bring shadows over us. the reparations are not just a material thing it's an ethical issue. it's not just about grease, it's for

. >> the world cup quarter final against bangladesh. full highlights coming up in sport. >> the united nations human rights office say islamic state of iraq and the levant may have committed genocide. the case is referred to the international criminal court for prosecution. it is alongside isil committed crimes against humanity and war crimes. it says isil fighters forced people to convert to islam and forced children to fight for them. the genocide charges stem from isil attempts to wipe out minority yazidis in iraq. the chief investigator on that isil report joins us now via skype fromage in switzerland. thank you for your time. many crimes have been committed by isil in syria and iraq. your investigation focuses on the yazidis in iraq. tell us more about your findings and how you came to the conclusion that genocide had been committed against the yazidis. >> thank you our report is actually based on an investigation that we carried out inside iraq, and with he basically say that crimes, such as genocide, crimes against humanity and w

bangladesh are out.d reach the quarter finals for the first time but what did their fans think from home. >> reporter: the high spirits at the beginning of the day faded fast as defeat to the defending world champions seemed to become more and more inevitable. there is some bitterness and questionable umpiring decisions, that many people caused the hill to be too steep to come. but this is the first time that bangladesh has made it through to the quarter finals of the world cup. as one fan put it, they were playing with house money now, that anything else from this point would have been seen as a bonis. this is a team that is still quite new to the world of international cricket, and it's a young team that has a lot of promise, and many feel that by the next time the world cup rolls around they will have become even stronger. >> so india will await the winner of australia and pakistan. new zealand will take on the west indy on saturday in the other quarter final. australia beat pakistan 3-0 in a previous

. >> now, the murder of an american bangladesh blogger highlights a trend in bangladesh. it is becoming increasingly dangerous for secular writers to speak about their view and the space for free speech is diminishing. more from dakar. >> one week ago the professor got the shock of his life. a spoken call telling him that his son was stabbed to death. he had written books criticizing religion had received death threads in the past -- death threats in the half. i told him not to come back from america. it was too dank. he said he wanted to see his mother. it had been three or four years since he'd seen her. what could i say. >> the murder took place at a time when free speech was under attack. >> this journalist is one of those that have come under fire. >> if you pick up a newspaper, you'll find articles critical of the government. you'll find opinions against the government in favour of the opposition. it is true to say that the current matter has put blinkered on people. they feel upped pressure to limit what can be printed in the paper >>> the government says journalis

compared to the tech school's bustle bangladesh's schools are maybe catch up. >> in the past years wego to the class without any electronic device, just we were the devices, we were the first tech[technical difficulties ] knowledge. we had to use our brain. nothing else. >> reporter: still it's it's things are improving. these days she has a soft spot for teaching using musical presentations. up until about 10 years ago there were hard there any computers to be found in public schools in bangladesh. today that's no longer the case. burr the teachers say just having the computers isn't enough and more knees to be done done. they just report learning to use computers they are building things. >> they are learning technology at an early age but the technology is not really happening over here. so we want to let these kids to be developers instead of just consumers. >> reporter: their show piece is the batman's gadgets a device that uses sonar to detect obstacles ahead. a tool they hope could one day help the blind. like the school itself. the wrote poe type has a long way to go. but that

in bangladesh. taken to jail on monday officials say rachman admitted to. >> joint military drills involving south korea and the u.s. south korea's military says the missiles were fired from the city of nampho and flew about 300 miles before splashing into the sea of japan. threats of violence towards south korea. >> a massive fire engulfed more than 400 homes in manila, philippines, firefighters did not act quickly enough say rm. >> outside the shadow of benjamin netanyahu is the country's minister naftali bennett. many. >> some say had he is on track to become prime minister in the coming years. he's been described as a phenomenon had israeli politics. naftali bennett. >> behind the did i guise -- disguise is a hawkish politician. a party that under bennett has been seen as young and cool, while remaining more conservative than prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> i people there should be new politicians. in politics he's considered new blood but his professional career has been long in the makin

bangladesh posted a competitive inning of 275-7 from their 50 overs.made a half century before being caught. 238-7 at that point. they won by 15 runs. >>> the head of european football is meeting greece's deputy sports minister to discuss the ongoing crisis in greek football. it was suspended for a third time this season because of crowd violence. matches got back under way on saturday and sunday, but they were played behind closed door. fans will continue to be excluded until the greek government say they have a chance to review the situation. >>> well a journalist for sky tv in greece. they say the fan violence is connected with violence in greece. >> fans believe quite justifybly, that nothing is as clean as it should be in greek football and in fact, there are a couple of criminal investigations under way by the justice system into corruption and match fixing rings and criminal organizations operating inside greek football. now, if that is not cleared then i suspect that violence will be even more difficult to tackle. the u.s. could put pressure on

. >>> over the past 20 years bangladesh has made progress towards some of the u.n.'l men yum development goals. but it still lags and technology and a small initiative that is trying to change all that. >> safwan said that most of his friends probably think he's a little weird. while they plan to spend time playing cricket and football, safwan likes to play with circuits. >> i'm like the black sheep in the herd. >> that's why safwan feels at home at the tech school. it's just a room with mopsters and a place for him. bangladesh's tech schools are playing catch up. >> we didn't have any electronics. >> still she says things are improveing. [music] these days she has a soft spot for teaching using musical presentations. up until ten years ago there were hardly even computers to be found in public schools in bangladesh. today that is no longer the case. but they say just having textbooks is not enough and more needs to be done. >> safwan and is learning. >> the technology is not happening here. we want it at a different level instead of just consumers. >> the show piece

he creates compositions that reflect the hustle of bangladesh. al jazeera. >> i'll draw your attention to www.aljazeera.com. >> we're driving to a crime scene in a suburb outside of columbia, south carolina... we've come because more women are killed by men here than any other state in the country... around 10:30 in the morning, a

lose to bangladesh and they're out.overning body is criticized heavily over its handling of doping in the sports. and six months off, five shots back you pick johnston to win the cadillac championship, right? probably not. >>> england had four wickets remaining and 106 runs to get, if they're to stay in the contradict world cup. hello, this is "sport today." bangladesh are on the cusp of making the quarter finals arguably their best-ever performance at the tournament. in contrast england's contradict is struggling against them. bangladesh made a modest with 275-7 in their 50 overs. matt madulla, sewing the sinning together scoring 103 before being run out. england made a solid start. ian bell and morgan, out in quick succession leaving 121 for 4. let's have a look at the scorecard. this is how we stand right now. 173 for 6 of 38 overs. it's in the ballots. and you can keep up to date all the time with this on our website. let's have a look at how pool ", a" stands. their best performance since they made the super eight,

. >> in bangladesh, the police are investigating a group over the killing of the american blogger roy. family and friends say he was targeted for his writing. >> blindfolds were placed on the statue at dhaka university. it's meant to be a symbol of liberation, but after the murder of blogger roy students and professors are protesting what they call an assault on freedom of expression in bangladesh. they paid respects to the 42-year-old writer, who frequently criticized religious extremism. >> he, as well as his blog website known as free thinker free thinking in bangladesh is becoming a danger. >> roy and his wife were attacked by men with machetes thursday evening. his wife was seriously injured. police recovered the machetes but ever yet to make an arrest. the armed group claimed responsibility. roy's family and friends say he'd received death threats in the past. >> he was a long time target of the fundamentalist groups. they marked him. >> since roy's death there has been reaction across the globe. a u.n. spokesman said it's important that the space for freedom of expression be pr

. >> some news just in to us, in bangladesh, 100 feared trapped under rubble after a factory collapse. it is southwest of the capitol dhaka. we are joined live now by phone. >> it was under construction and the roof collapsed where 150 workers were working there. thirty people were injured. 150 people were working when the roof collapsed. there will be much more casualties than we are getting right now. >> yet another factory collapse in bangladesh. >> sri lanka's president has a plan to set up an inquiry but refusing to bow to international pressure to allow u.n. investigators. it seems like this the investigation is expected to examine towards the end of the war, this makeshift hospital was shelled, patients seeking help killed by the government. for 26 years many had been fighting for an independent state and were accused of attacking civilians executing prisoners. the government has been accused of the same crimes, but it's and would they ramped up their attacks at the end of the war. it's claimed they used heavy weapons like these to fire shells into the specifically created safe

and a factory collapse in bangladesh has left dozenings of people trapped and at least five dead.nk you for joining us. the world is failing syria. that's the damming assessment by a coalition of aid organizations as the conflict enters it's fifth year. they say the u.n. security council has prove itself to be incapable of ending a crisis which is only getting worse. and it is indeed getting worse, because 2014 was the dead rios year of the war, at least 76,000 people were killed and overall 220,000 have died since the conflict began in 2011. the number of children in need of aid rose to a third last year. 80% of the population is living in poverty, and it's estimated that 7.6 million people are displaced within syria, while almost 4 million more have fled the country and are living in refugee camps. al jazeera diplomatic editor has our report. four years ago no one could have imagined the scale of this tragedy. the figures are staggers. there's been no body count but it is estimated as many as 300,000 syrians are dead. many have fled. 3.8 million are refugees, that figure the mai

the factory run by a subsidiary of the bangladesh army we're told. we will . >>> the united nations security council has failed in its duty to end the war in syria, according to a report by global coalition of aide agencies. the report criticizes the security council for letting down civilians and calls on governments to boost their humanitarian response. in reply to that a senior u.n. spokesman told the bbc powerful nations have put their own interests ahead of the victims of syria's war. jeremy byrne has this report. >> reporter: good news doesn't come out of syria very often. in the last few days, the u.n. managed a rare delivery of aid to a palestinian camp in damascus that has been smashed by the war. what makes it so much more cruel is that the end is nowhere in sight. >> i thought that the statistics on syria's descent into hell are shocking but more shocking is that the politicians around the world have given up on solving the syrian crisis. it's really remarkable that after two successive u.n. security council resolutions calling for humanit

they're taking on bangladesh. india have won ten successive games and are strong favorites against the bangladesh side. but bangladesh have had good results in big tournaments before. we lost and [music] >> back in bangladesh they're excited about the appearance in the quarterfinals but first a knock out where millions of fans are preparing to watch the game on television. >> we know that there will be 95,000 people and most of them will be indian supporters, but as a professional cricketer, i have to concentrate on cricket. >> south africa first team through semifinals having outplay sri lanka. a hat trick along with four wickets brought sri lanka out for 143. south africa with an unbeated 78 for a nine-wicket win. >> we didn't come all this way to say say that we believe we've brought the right group to achieve that. we'll really have to regroup today. i think it might be in auckland where we see we over come the next obstacle. >> lindsey vonn with with win. the men's world cup down hill his second world cup tit

are glrl things like these are are common in bangladesh during the past couple ever months. killed 56 people and injured dozens more. there are no beds for them in takka central hospital. to help, new purpose punts. >>> aredays for treatment. >> it was very crowded in the other burn units. there are lots of patients arriving there every day. finally, some people brought us to this new unit. >> there usually isn't a bone unit at a hospital like hours. but the incidence is so large we had to start one. >> while the burn unit is small the other units. >> it's not just the burn unit where you can see the impacts of the campaign custom both paicialts and dongs e-becausedoctors fear they will be attacked by protestors if they travel by car they travel by balance. >> it's one thing for doctors to use balances to use patients acknowledge sometimes have what if an emergency patient calls at that moment? >> as the blocked continues and with no end to the violence in sight. al jazeera task tac ta taqqqqa. pretty remarkable find. plenty more on our website aljazeera.com. all the stories

. >>> 20 years ago more than half of the women in bangladesh were married bite age of 15.ay that number is 17%. but as this report shows the battle against child marriages is far from over. >> reporter: not too long ago 13-year-old's payments came to her and said they had found her a husband. the groom to be was middle aged, had criminal cases filed against him and his previous two wives had runaway. a few years back the wedding might have gone ahead. but she turned to the center for mass education and science. a nongovernmental organization that is working to end child marriage. >> translator: the man asked me if i wanted to get married and i said no. then he told my parents he would marry me anyway and said that he would come pick me up the next week and my parents said that was fine, that what i thought didn't matter. i started crying and said no. and then i came here and asked for help. >> reporter: the ngo has created a network 1500 people across the country troy keep a watch for potential marriages in their neighborhoods. this team of 50 in this area is one of the mo

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england's cricket is taking on bangladesh knowing defeat will see them knocked out of the tournamentrter finals in victory and a total of 275 for 7 from their 50 overs. this is the latest from england currently 173 for 6 after 38 overs and a very tough task indeed. golf's one mcilrory is disappointed in the events in florida and johnson clinched the cadillac camp championship on sunday and mcilroy in ninth place and the northern irishman tossed one of his clubs in a pond and luckily the owner of the course donald trump had it finished out and returned to him on sunday. >> yeah i just the game is not quite there, i have a week off to try and work on it a little bit, i'm pretty disappointed about the play overall and felt it was a little better today for the most part for the finish. but, yeah just not quite 100%. >> reporter: that is all the sport for now darren. >> jo thank you very much indeed, over the past 20 years bangladesh has made major progress in meeting some of the u.n. millennium goals but science and technology it lags behind and the tech school in capitol daka is a small

at the moment bangladesh are 152 152-6. so india looks like they're through to the final four. the aussie captain michael clock says that the pakistanis have been underrated for a long time especially in the shorter form of the game and he says don't worry about their past results, this is knockout cricket. >> what happened before is irrelevant. you know as long as individuals are confident with their own game and you get that by having success along the way, and by your preparation, making sure you're training hard then all that matters is tomorrow. doesn't matter how well you played beforehand or what your plans are afterward. it's about tomorrow being 100% focused and as well prepared as you can be. >> pelegrin says he's not worried. barcelona played a brilliant game to knock out the last english premiere league team. barcelona finished 1-0 winners over city on the night. a lovely looping cross. his speed, skill, and technique gave barse' advance to a night in the nightclub. >> we're already on the dance floor, so let's keep dancing. each of the possible seven teams have an

more restrictions could lead to shortages, and it will be the doctors and patients of bangladesh whoikely suffer the most. >>> britain has rejected u.s. criticism of its decision to join a new china-backed bank. the u.k. has applied to be a member of the bank. china wants a stronger voice in how both banks are being run, but it has always been blocked by the u.s. britain says it will be able to help shape china's new bank and make sure it is transparent. >>> china is being criticized for the detention of five female activists. human rights groups are demanding their release. >>> also in china, it has been nearly two years since flood waters swept through the northeastern chinese village. the government was criticized for being unprepared and hiding the number of deaths. harry fawcett reported from the village in the days immediately after the disaster. 19 months on he has been back to try to find out more what happened. >> reporter: this river is a trickle now. but the destruction it left in the summer of 2013 is still visible. we arrived four days after the flash flood to a town ful

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bangladesh have won their group a match at the correct world cup moving them a step closer. at becoming the first player, from an association country to score over 150. 156 helping to a total of 318 for 8, but bangladesh have their own big hitting opening batsman. his 95 from just 100 balls plus the keepers 60 from just 42 goals. bangladesh reaches 322 that's that you are highest successful run chase in one day internationals and if they can beat england on monday, they will reach the quarter finals. >> he chase down similar scores years back against zimbabwe. rather than thinking about the scoreboard enjoying it was fantastic, and it was really quick, so we didn't have to do too much, because if we were timing the ball and the ball was flying so that made it easy ever the us. >> organizers for the 2022 winter olympics have announce add series of changes which they say will save $500 million. the international olympic committee to be financially efficient with their bid the elimination of two plans venues and the relocation of other events to existing resorts. beijing is the

roy is the third writer to be killed by armed groups in the last 11 years in bangladesh >>> hundreds of thousands of supporters have turned out for the president of argentina's state of the country address to congress. the speech comes days after a judge dismissed allegations brought against her by a prosecutor who died mysterious mysteriously -- mysterily. >>reporter: it was going well until there were signs alluding to. 1994 bomb attack in which iran has allegedly been implicated and the president was accused of trying to cover up. she got very agitated. she said she needed no one to teach her lessons and that she had always fought for justice and accused the country's intelligence service of trying to cover it up. not her government. she also went to great lengths to try to emphasize what she considered to be her government's standing achievements, most presidents do, do that during their state of the nation addresses but she made no allusion to charges against her. >>> vazquez took office. >>> samsung has unveiled its latest galaxy smart phone in barcelona. >>reporter: they want

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. >>> cartoons in bangladesh mayer satar reports. >> tokai the street you are chin. potbellied and prematurely balding, unlikely for his residents affections. recognized toka's potential as a social commentator. >> many people called me after a strip was released to tell me they were thinking of the exact same thing but they were glad tokai said what they were reluctant to say. >> barnsbarnaby realized. >> i used to make these cartoons, for police officers. he poked fun at them, they used to -- never got mad at me for that. >> during bangladesh's struggles for independence from india. they seek out his strips and his paintings. for long term fans, he should be considered a national treasure. >> translator: what is special about renabi is his character tokai, is not only a vehicle for humor. but for all social injustice. >> densely packed creations yet his most popular creation continues to exert a strong pull, not just for the public for the artist himself. al jazeera taka. >> rising seas in florida threaten a third of the state's beaches. some state workers saying t

the government in -- in bangladesh. the government in dhaka is not doing enough to protect free speech in the country. to nigeria where tensions are high as a result of the country's presidential elections that are slowly being released. the results are being announced in piecemeal fashion with initial count showing slightly for incumbent goodluck jonathan. >> of the u.s. and britain have warned of political interference in the vote counting process echoing complaints from the political opposition. still, complaints from the military ruler, the main challenger in this election, are confident that victory will be there. >> supporters of the presidential challenger, mohamed do variety are set up in the streets. they are finally close to a result and there is good reason for optimism. polls show he has won majorities in several key states in the muslim north. >> he is going to win this election. wherever we are, we are leaning. >> the campaign will initiate change in nigeria. if elected, he vows to fight boko haram. jonath

. >>> to bangladesh where opposition strikes and blockades are affecting the country's hospital. doctors are struggling to get to work. a new burn unit is opened to cope with large numbers of patients. from dakar, we have this report. >> scenes like these have been common in bangladesh in the past couple of months much petrol bomb attacks killed 56 people and injured dozens more. victims line the corridors of the burns unit. there are no beds for them in the central hospital. to help share the load new burn unit are being opened in other hospitals. the patients are children victims of household accident not political violence. until it opened they had been waiting days for treatment. >> it was very crowded in the other burn unit. there were a lot of patients. finally some brought you us to the new view. >> usually there's not a unit at a tertiary hospital a burn unit. the situation is severe we had to start operating one. >> the burn unit is overwhelmed, it's the opposite. it's not just the burn unit where you see the impact. this crowded hospital is fairly empty. both patient an

of fans celebrated in the bangladesh capital after their side stunned england. it was their third victory in five matches and they will now play in the world cup quarterfinals for the first time. some happy people there. it was a scandal that rocked the cycling world. tour de france icon lance armstrong, admitted to widespread doping two years ago. >> and now an independent commission says two other former president of the international cycling unit tried to protect armstrong to save the reputation of the sport. >> it is a scandal that just will not go away. therefore we need people like our sports new route to come in. the story of lance armstrong the world has known about that for two years. how did the leadership of the uci cover up what he was doing? >> it is important to emphasize neither -- that both were cleared of outright corruption. they condemned it pretty much every other way by the report. they are accused of turning a blind eye to allegations of doping against lance and were accused of colluding with him and perhaps the worst of the lot, when they

he is the third writer to be killed by armed groups in bangladesh in the last eleven years. natasha gname, al jazeera. >> a new state of avalanches have hit the northeast of afghanistan, rescue teams have managed a delivery to some of the more remote villages affordable by the snow including a province where nearly 200 were killed. supporters. it is a difficult time for christina kirsner. >> let's go live: ler last speech of the country: radiant very carefree, not hinting at all at the problems that she and her government. it has been going well until someone in a couple of opposition deposit at this held up signs. iran. she got very-- the country's intelligence service is trying to cover it up. she went to great lengths to try to emphasize what she considered to be her government's standing achievements. most presidents do do that during their state of the nation addresses. she made no illusion whatsoever to the charges of corruption against her, members of her family her business partners or her vice president who has been indicted what's the significance so so many outsid

. >>> and bangladesh wins quarter cup finals. we'll tell what you that means for england's team they beat. >> you a series of attacks come as huty fight killed 15 people. seven hut fighters were killed inial made da. there are two more houthis killed when the their car was attacked. >>> the arab summit will take place at the end of the march. a senior commentateor at the gulf news says that they believe the commentators to begin. >> the national security requirements of yemen the integrity of the country must be maintained at all costs. what we're going to see now we're going to see a prolonged period of negotiations between president hadi to find out whether or not some kind of negotiations could be started once again. but both sides are holding on to very strong positions and they're not willing to proceed. they'll encourage the negotiations to to occur somewhere in the rage, but that's a toss up at this point. no one really knows what's going to happen. >> warplanes belonging to libya libya's recognized government reportedly a

bangladesh has a poor record for building safety. complex of shops and small factories collapsed in 2013 killing more than 1,000 people, most of them garment workers. >>> now to a developing story, more violence and chaos in ferguson, missouri overnight. someone opened fire during protests, shooting two police officers. ! sanchez has been following the latest developments. how are the officers doing this morning? >> the officers are still in very serious condition as of this morning. we hope to get an update on their condition in the next hour and perhaps also some news on the gunman who shot the two hours. no doubt investigators are looking at some of the same video we are as you can hear shots whizzing by and somebody moaning in pain. [ gunfire ]sqñ [ bleep ] [ moaning ]wc&yÑ >> we are working to confirm the authenticity of the video which someone posted to youtube. we know for a fact two officers were shot, a 32-year-old officer shot in the face and 41-year-old officer shot in the shoulder. investigators do not know who fired the

it is run by a subsidiary of the bangladesh army. >> still ahead.h row we go inside the smallian president where dozens of inmates face execution by firing squad. and another inquiry into sri lanka's civil war but there are already questions about how impartial it will. >> a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. police in ferguson have described the shootings of two officers as an ambush. the u.n. has been accused of utterly failing the people of syria. with aid agencies describing the security council as defunct. and iraqi commanders say the mission to retake tikrit is entering it's second phase and the progress has been slow because of car. bos and bobby traps. >> turkey says it has arrest add spy for helping three british school girls and reveal he is an agent from a country that is part of the coalition against isil. the foreign minister didn't identify the country but said it wasn't the u.s. or an european union member. the three teenager girls left the u.k. last month to join isil. do you know who the person was that helped these gir

bangladesh has a very bad reputation on industrial safety p in 2013, and just this year, on 30 plus of january, 13 people died in a fire accident in a factory. the government will be under intense pressure, from international local bodies to improve the situation. they have improved to some extent because of and international pressure. >> with the latest there from dacca, thank you. still a lot more to come here, includes the battle for tikrit enters it's second phase. and the promise of an investigation into alleged war crimes in sri lanka >> bootcamp >> stop your'e whining... >> for bad kids... >> they get a little dirty... so what... >> dangerous... >> we have shackles with spit bag... >> they're still having nightmares >> if you can't straighten out your kids... >> they're mine >> al jazeera america presents camp last resort on al jazeera america >> this is the true definition of tough love >> weeknights on al jazeera america. >> join me as we bring you an in-depth look at the most important issues of the day. breaking it down. getting you the facts. it's the only place you'll find

during bangladesh's independent struggles. but his training was as a fine artist.today galleries and collectors seek out both the strips as his paintings. for long-term fans, he should be considered a national treasure. >> what is special is that his character is not only a vehicle for humor but also for protest against all our society's injustice. >> these days he's focused less on cartoons and more on paintings. compositions that reflect the hustle of bangladesh, yet he continues to exert a strong pull, not just for the public but for the artist himself. al jazeera. >> okay, we've got the sport after the break. we've got lee with us, and he'll be talking about this man who a lot of people seem to want to poach from his club. he says he's staying where he is. that's what drives me >> six sometimes new zealand reached the semifinals. and this time in front of their own fans in auckland they managed to reach the final and they did it. south africa would also never reached a world cup final and batted first. the top score of 82, but south africa typically ignited wit

hundreds of bangladesh fans celebrating in the city following the victory.gladesh into the quarterfinals for the first time. >>> now, the i'd iter odd dog sled race will get under way. 58 mushers and dogs will compete peat in alaxe ka. -- alaska. it was inspired when dogs were used to dlifr diptheria drugs. the winner collects $70,000 in prize money. that's the sport. more later. >> thank you very much indeed. from a snowy story to a sunny one. a giant solar powered plane left abu dhabi, landed in imam for a 6-hour layover. the solar impulse is making a trip over the course of five months. it's covered with 70,000 solar pan scpels has energy- -- panels and has energy storing panels to allow it to fly in the dark. it weighs as much as a car. two pilots are flying it around the world. that is it for this newshour. we leave you in the capable hands of a team from london. bye for now. >>> joining the fight against boko haram, 200 fighters reported dead as troops from chad and niger take back two nigerian towns. ♪ >>> hello there, i am barbara sarah, you are watc

. >>> bangladesh where progress has been made in building primary schools for children and it's lagging it comes to science and technology and kids with clever ideas and we have been taking a look. >> reporter: he says most of his friends probably think he is a little weird. while they attempt to spend lunch breaks playing cricket or futbol he plays with wires and circuits circuits. >> they talk like soccer and this and that and i'm like the black sheep in the herd. >> reporter: that is why he feels at home in the tech school. it's just a room with some monitors and a mess of gadgets but for these youngsters it's a place to unleash the tech geek in them compared to the bustle the public schools are playing catch up. >> before this year in the past years we have to go without any electronic device. we were the fifth devices and technology and we have to use our brain. nothing else. >> reporter: still things are improving. ♪ these days she has a soft spot for teaching musical presentations. up until ten years ago there were hardly any computers to be found in public schools in bangladesh,

until 10 years ago there were hardly any computers to be found in public schools in bangladesh.ay, that's no longer the case, but the teachers of the tech school say that just with having computers isn't enough, and that more needs to be done. he and his friends aren't just learning to use computers. they're using their knowledge to build things. >> they are learning technology at a very early age. the technology is not really happening over here, so we want to let these kids to not just be consumers. >> a device uses sonar to detect obstacles ahead. it's a tool they hope could help the blind. the school has a long way to go, but that's not stopping these children from thinking big. al jazeera. >> getting around the slums by car is often impossible. to get to a hospital, there is an idea for a makeshift ambulance. >> moses is a different kind of ambulance driver, someone is sick and needs help. it's not easy getting his wheel bar row there. these narrow passage ways are rough. the ambulance team endured the bumps. even the occasional tight squeeze and eventually arrive. >> the o

it is run by a subsidiary of the bangladesh army.teams are continuing to search for survivors. >>> thousands of employees at a shoe factory in china are back to work. the factory supplies several international fashion houses. >>> new containment measures are being rolled out in sierra leone after a spike in ebola cases in four separate districts. the ebola response chief says complacent behavior has lead to the surge in the past week. >>> in south susan oil production has been slashed by a third since 2003 when fighting broke out. and many oil wells have been damaged or are under government control. the government relies almost exclusively on oil for funding. >> reporter: this is how you find most university lecture halls in south sudan. almost empty. many of the lecturers are on strike. they had a pay cut last year and now they want that money back. but the government says it cannot afford it and here is why. since the ethnic conflict started in 2013, oil production has been reduced by more than half. oil accounts for over 90% of th

roy is the third writer to be killed by armed groups in bangladesh in the last 11 years.asha gname, argues. >> time for a short break when we come back here on al jazeera. cute but not cute enough. why some people in china don't want a second child even though the one-child policy has been relaxed. the graffiti artist on the latest mark that divide gaza from the rest of the world. in sport, we will tell you about a big setback for manchester city. more on that. stay with us. >> tonight, the parents of captured american reporter austin tice. >> austin went missing in syria. >> campaigning for his release and maintaining hope. >> austin tice is alive. >> find him and get him home. >> a special "talk to al jazeera". tonight, 5:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >>> welcome back. a reminder the top stories, arriving in the city of samaraa to oversee the military operation against is isil on saturday, the group's target struck targets did he have. ♪net is going to the u.s. to deliver a controversial plan, splen planning to speak out with a deal being negotiated with other

. >>> all the sport - bangladesh's team takes on india in the world cup quarter files. -- quarterfinals - the latest from that match in melbourne >>> tunisia named the two people it says were behind the deadly attack on one of the capital's most popular sites. the announcement following the president's promise to wage a merciless war against terrorism. this is the scene in tunis now, that's the entrance to the compound that is home to the bardo national museum. a couple of armed guards are stationed outside in an armed vehicle. let's look at what happened there on wednesday. two gunmen wearing military uniforms entered the museum killing 14, 12 tourists. the motivation unclear. hours later, the come pound was stormed, killing both gunmen. hundreds gathered in tunis to pay respects to the people killed. they held flags and banners denouncing terrorism. the latest news is the identification of these men. what more do you know about them, and their intentions? >> well the authorities said at least one of the men was known to the intelligence services. that they went on to say that he wasn'

but bangladesh were just too strong reaching 322 for 4 for a sixth cricket victory.lay england next. >> we chased down similar -- similar kind of score two or three backs against zimbabwe, and we batted in a similar way, so rather than thinking about scoreboard that's [ inaudible ] we were just enjoying the wicket. the wicket was fantastic, and the outfield was really quick, so we didn't have to do too much, we were timing the ball and the ball was flying. >>> in 99 day's time europe will stage its first-ever continental multi-sport tournament. more than 6,000 athletes from 50 countries will compete in 20 sports. earlier i spoke to the chief operating officer for the event, and asked them what they stood to gain from hosting the first-ever european games. >> first of all i think there's a real need to have a european games. europe is the only continent in the world that doesn't have its own multi-sport event. despite the athletic strength and prowess, and commercial strength of europe there has never been an event for the best athletes in europe. but this helps diver

bangladesh has a poor record of safety standards.ollapse of a complex outside of dhaka killed more than 1,100 people, most employed in the garment industry. that was one of the world's worst industrial accident. indicating how they use floor materials or add extra floors that foundations can't support. >>> cyclone pam is gaining strength in the south pacific. and islands are bracing for potential major damage. kevin is here with the latest. what is in store with this cyclone. >> it's a category 5 equivalent storm bearing down on these small islands. we're talking about a quarter of a million people here but over the last several decades, we have only had five storms that have reached category 5 strength that have even come in close proximity to this area. it's just to the northeast of the corral sea, here is australia. so it's these islands right there. take a look at the closer satellite. as you can see the eye of the storm coming closer to these islands right here. the storm is about 800 miles in that diameter. we're seeing strong

. >> the murder of an american bangladeshi blogger highlights a disturbing trend in bangladesh, becoming increasingly dangerous to speak out about their views. the space for free speech seems to be diminishing. we have more now from dhaka. >> one weak ago the professor had the shock of his life, a phone call telling him his son had been stabbed to death. he had written books criticizing religion and received death threats in the past. >> i told my boy he shouldn't come back from america this time, it was too dangerous. he said he wanted to see his mother. it had been three or four years since he'd last seen her so what could i say? >> the murder took place at a time free speech is under attack across the political spectrum. a number of journalists are being prosecuted after criticizing the government. david is one who has come under fire. >> if you pick up a newspaper you will find articles critical of the government and in favor of the opposition. nonetheless, it is also true to say that the current political conflict appears to put pressures on the media which is reflected in the edito