>> hello, i'm barbara serra. coming up in the next 60 minutes. egypt declares it is in a state of war. 17 soldiers were among 100 people killed in battles north of sinai. >>> the greek prime minister urges it's cash-strapped people to vote no in the referendum. >> the u.s. and cuba resume full diplomatic relations for the first time in 54 years. plus... >> the amount of damage they can do and i've seen it firsthand is quite amazeing. >> theamaze wreaking havoc on australia's great barrier reef. can it be stopped. >> we have more in sport including defending champion djokovic reaches the third round of wimbledon as the temperatures soar. >> thank you for joining us. there have been a wave of attacks in sinai peninsula. thea group calling itself province of sinai. it's one of the largest coordinated assaults. there have been conflicting reports, but 17 soldiers and 100 attackers have been killed. in response to the fighting egypt's prime minister said that his country was in a state of war. and in a separate development secure officials say nine me

>> hello there i'm barbara serra. this is the news hour live from london. coming inspect next 60 minute. three tons of desperately needed aid supplies are delivered to yemen by the u.n. >> greece and anger as victims victims are laid to rest. [singing] >> also, singing the praises of of a drug lord. how his escape posted his legend legend. >> getting off the mark three minutes into the career. >> votes are being counted as burundi's presidential election turn out was reported to be low. an opposition leader was skilled as voting continued. the run up to the election has been overshadowed by demonstrations and boycotts over his decision to run for a third term. people have accused the president of violating the constitution by seeking for a third term in office. the out gym of the election is not expected to be known for days. however, the united nations the european union and african union said they will not recognize the result. we have reports. >> after a night of gunfire and explosions in burundi's capital the dead are being counted. this man was an oppo

hello there i'm barbara serra you're watching al jazeera from london.ours before yemen's warring sides are due to observe a truce truce, opponents clash. hollywood mourns the death of egyptian born film

hello there i'm barbara serra you're watching al jazeera from london. hours before yemen's warring sides are due to observe a truce truce, opponents clash. hollywood mourns the death of egyptian born film icon omar sharif. hello there, thank you or the joining us. greek prime minister alexis tsipras is putting his political survival on the line, asking for a last minute help to save greece from financial collapse. many demands from its international creditors, higher taxes and a clamp down on tax evasion. athens says it will seek higher health contributions from pensioners. selling off shares in a major telecommunications company and privatize two sea ports cutting money from the military budget for next year. john siropolous, from athens, how different is the deal on the table now to what the greeks rejected not that long ago? >> reporter: hello barbara. as we have been saying, this is deal the greeks rejected a week ago but now it's being put to parliament rather than to a popular vote. why is the prime minister able to do this? partly because he feel

. >> hello there i'm barbara serra. in is the news coming up the proposal to end more than four years of war in syria. turkey's parliament holds an emergency session. afghanistan government said that taliban leader mullah omar is dead. but the taliban say tha

. >> hello there i'm barbara serra, you're watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up in the next 30 minutes. they have identified the suicide-bomber from this attack on monday. the u.s. said that the senior al-qaeda operative has been killed in one of its airstrikes in syria. plus. >> the printing technology that is adding a new dimension to medical training. >> hello, thank you for joining us. votes are being counted in burundi after critics dismiss as having no credibility. the president had already served the mexico two terms under the constitution but the government's accuses opposition rivals of provoking opposition protest. >> this man was an opposition member. no one knows who killed him or why, but it's frightened them. >> we don't sleep. at night we don't sleep. we are here. the guns, the people, we have seen-- >> people say he was killed somewhere else and dumped here. it has angered a lot of people. there have been lots the protests over the last two months. and there are concerns that there could be violence after the elections. >> the presi

. >> hello there i'm barbara serra. this is the newshour from al jazeera. coming up in the next 60 minutes. cuba and united states restore diplomatic ties after a half century. >> draft resolution has been adopted unanimously. >> the u.n. security council endorses a nuclear deal between iran and western

. >> hello i'm barbara serra. you're watching al jazeera live from london. greece's prime minister urgeed it's cash strapped people to vote against the referendum. >> we don't have to be imprisoned by the past. >> forthe u.s. and cuba in full relations for the first time in 50 years. >> and the climate change climate change is wreaking havoc on australia's great barrier reef. can it be stopped? thank you for joining us. there has been a wave of attacks in giant's sinai peninsula. raids were launched by a group calling itself province of sinai. there have been conflicts accounts of the death toll, but military statement said that 17 soldiers and 100 attackers have been killed. in response to the fighting egypt's prime minister said that his country was in a state of war, and in a separate some nine members of the muslim brotherhood has been killed in a police raid in cairo. first, we have reports on a violent day in the sinai peninsula. >> these pictures filmed from the gaza strip shows an air force strike. the joins military has now put the area in lockdown

hello there i'm barbara serra you're watching al jazeera live from lobd. alsolondon. appear to be on the cuss much of an historic nuclear deal. the criminals abducting boys in south africa and forcing them to undergo harsh rituals. plus the elaborate tunnel which allowed one of mexico's biggest drug lords to escape from prison. again. hello there thank you for joining us. eurozone leaders have told greece's government that it must enact keys reforms before it will consider any rescue. key is the lack of trust by some countries about whether the greek prime minister alexis tsipras can actually deliver the promises he's made to them. germany backed by other hard line countries says, if he can the measures don't go far enough. france is pushing for a deal that would allow the european central bank to intervene once again. we have this story covered from both sides. neave barker is live in brussels while simon mcgregor wood is standing by in athens. first, jacky rowland reports from brussels. >> reporter: the leaders of the eurozone countries need to decide whether greece

barbara serra spoke personal personally with italy's prime minister matt matteo renzi. >> for me, i think the greek government because it's impossible to force the citizens of italy of spain to give the message this is for you but not for greece. this is the question. i think that the most important challenge today. >> pope francis arrived in bolivia. it landed an hour later than scheduled due to delayed departure. he'll spend four hours in la paz because of worries of the effect of high altitude on his health. he is speaking out against war and calling for a new ecological world order where the earth's resources are shared by everyone everyone. >>> we speak with. >> we're going to try to re-establish our connection tracking the pope's visit. these are live pictures of the pope having just touched down in lapaz. there is a great deal of excitement. you can see men hundreds of people have lined up to greet him. he's a little bit let. you can see him standing next to the president of bolivia. the pope a little bit late touching down, an hour later than scheduled. there he is. he's only goin

. >> we're off to italy where barbara serra is waiting. she has been talking with the eurozone leaders. tell us what you found out today. >> i've been interviewing the prime minister renzi. he's on his way back from attending the eurozone meeting. they're owed just under $40 billion. that's but the risk here isn't really one of economic contagion but political contagion. far left and far right anti-euro parties who now say they want a referendum on. renzi saying it was about restructuring in greece redevelopment, and making the economy grow. he said it would be very difficult to explain to the people of italy spain and portugal, who have to go through austerity themselves, that the greeks could effectively not have to go through the same things. they concede in a the greek government was pushed in the current situation. >> it will push the greek government because it's impossible to force and give the message to the greek people. so this is the question. the most important challenge today is to come back. >> one of the other main issues th

i'm barbara serra. this is the news hour live from london. coming up, german parliament approves the bail out talks with greece after chancellor merkel warns that the alternative is chaos. >>> anti-government protesters clash in egypt with six killed in guiza. >>> an airlinenner was shot down over the ukraine a year ago. >>> we'll have all your sports including day two of the championship. we have big names washed away at st. andrews. >> hello, thank you for joining us. german's lawmakers have given the go ahead to discuss a third bail out with greece despite the warning from its parliament. the german chancellor successfully argued that the alternative of an agreement is chaos with greece's exit from the euro. al jazeera dominic kane has been following events in berlin. >> less than a week after the marathon talks that paved the way for a third greek bail out ordinary narrowly the huge majority means legislation is easily passed but not this time. friday was angela merkel's 6 birthday, but publicly her thoughts were on the present and the po

>> hello there, i'm barbara serra. this the news hour live from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes. a new truce in yemen. >>> as greek leaders seek support for make or break deal, works save their factory from economic ruin. >>> we go to one of bolivia's most violent prisonsment. >>> and hollywood mourns of death of one of its film icons omar shariff. >> the first women's sport team to get a ticker-tape parade after their world cup win. >> a humanitarian truce between well-'s warring side has come into effect. but the day leading up to it was led by more fighting and airstrikes. it was the latest attempt to tackle a crisis that was attempted last last september. the coalition between arab stakes launched airstrikes against the houthi. the u.n. warns that yemen is on the verge of total collapse. it warns that millions of people are in need of humanitarian assistance. the united nations says both sides have given commitments to respect this cruise. >> with the clock ticking for humanitarian truce to begin the shooting continues. the injured sought tre

>> hello there i'm barbara serra. in is the news coming up the proposal to end more than four years of war in syria. turkey's parliament holds an emergency session. afghanistan government said that taliban leader mullah omar is dead. but the taliban say that is not true. >> we have a trail of dna inspired sculptureing will bring millions for charities. >> and michel pl latini will run for fifa president. more coming up. >> the envoy for syria has proposed solutions to end syria's civil war. the new proposals have been made while keeping the syrian people in mind. before he began his briefing ban ki-moon outlined the needs of syria. 250,000 people have been killed since the war began four years ago. and 10 million have been forced from their homes. and he added that atrocious crimes are almost an hourly occurrence. here are some of the u.n. special envoy's briefing. >> the deepening tragedy to not leave any stone unturn: to the ongoing syria conversation that are taking place we're hearing them which may require more t

. >> hello there i'm barbara serra. this is the newshour from al jazeera. coming up in the next 60 minutes. cuba and united states restore diplomatic ties after a half century. >> draft resolution has been adopted unanimously. >> the u.n. security council endorses a nuclear deal between iran and western powers. chad's former president habre is defiant as he faces a senegalese court charged with crimes against humanity. >> we'll have the latest in golf's open championship as jordan spieth misses out on a third major. fifa announces a date of their next presidential election. withness glrk hello there >> hello there welcome to the newshour. each country reestablished embassies in the other's capital and a short time ago the cube annal flag was raiseover cuba's new embassy in washington d.c. deteriorating relations between the utle and the then-cuban leader fidel castro castro culminated into the cutting off of ties. >>> while in washington, d.c we are waiting for anews conference between the u.s. secretary of state john kerry and the cuban foreign minister br

hello there i'm barbara serra you're watching al jazeera live from lobd. alsolondon. appear to be on the cuss much of an historic nuclear deal. the criminals abducting boys in south africa and forcing them to undergo harsh

we have another full bulletin of news for you with barbara serra. ♪ >>> the muslim brotherhood calls after 13 of its members were killed by egyptian security forces. ♪ >>> the call comes as egypt's president prepares to enact tough new security measures. hello there, i'm barbara sarah, you are watching al jazeera. tortured abused and recruited to fight, the shocking reality of life for syria's youngest war victims. >>> $18.7 billion, bp reaches a record settlement for its