since then brittain has carried out more than 380 air strikes on iraq, but brittain, like many other nations is war wary. the conflicts in iraq and afghanistan still loom large. several hundred people had gathered outside parliament to protest against air strikes. >>> past experience has shown in iraq, in afghanistan and libya that bombing these people does no good at all. >>> there should be a cease fire in syria. there's no doubt about it. the international community has got to get together and stop automatic this bickering. -- automatic this bicker-- all this bickering. >> reporter: britain will take a bigger role in the coalition of nations trying to strike i.s.i.l. in both iraq and syria. here, at least, there is an acknowledgment that it could take months or even years to achieve military success >>> authorities have arrested more senior football officials in zurich as investigations continue into the corruption of the world governing body f.i.f.a. the executive committee was due to discuss reform. the president is already serving a 90 day suspension. he was not a target in the

also ahead on the program, brittain launches its first air strikess in syria just hours after green lightm the parliament. brazil opens impeachment

also on tuesday law makers could determine his fate >>> brittain's most prestigious prize for art has been given. >> reporter: architecture, psycholo psychology, opera and fashion. these were the pieces nominated for the u.k.'s top contemporary art award. an unusual line-up even by turner price standard. the ones that really stood out for the judges. >> translation: 2013 winner is. assembly. >> reporter: assemble, a group of 14 designers and mostly unqualified architects who together transformed a street of derelict houses in liverpool turning them into affordable homes for the community. they don't consider themselves artists. unsure to accept the nomination and they it is a shock. this was a surprise to all of us. the last six months has been kind of super surreal experience. it's allowed us to have the opportunity to start something, gram by workshop which we really hope will live on for a very, very, very long time. >> reporter: the collective are socially engaged and i found them a very rare find in the art world. on show is a replica of their workshop showing products used in th

the french embassy, brittain's foreign office and australian department of foreign averts issued similar alerts. huge fire has killed 25 people in saudi arabia. the blaze broke out in the intensive care unit and the maternity ward of a hospital. more than a hundred people are injured. it has taken 21 civil defense females to battle the fire on the first floor of the hospital. an investigation is underway. the taliban is fighting for control of helmand province in afghanistan. the afghan army has been surrounded by fighters in a number of districts after heavy fighting in the past few days. the key battle is now in sangin. british soldiers have been sent back to the area to advise a year after they withdrew from the region. the taliban have money making ares areas but opium is one most successful. it shrank by 20% this year. even sew afghanistan still produces nearly 90% of the world's heroin supply. helmand's province is rich in own wham with an estimated worth of $3 billion a year. for diabetesing aids the drug-- decades it has been smuggled wavelet to the streets of europe. taliban and

. >> reporter: with brittain on high alert for terrorism, there was panic.ords witnesses say the attacker used spreading fear. >> i heard him saying this was for syria. >> reporter: just last week's brittain's lawmakers voted to join the u.s.-led air campaign against isis and syria. as the attacker was led away, members of the public shouted, you're no muslim, a slogan that today began trending on social media. we are treating this as a terrorist incident a police commander said in a statement. >> this subject has been arrested, he's in custody. he'll give his account and we'll examine the evidence. >> reporter: if it was terrorism, it appears to be another lone wolf attack just days after san bernardino. 56-year-old commuter suffered serious knife wounds. doctors say his injuries are not life threatening, but in these anxious times, one man with a knife caused terror. keir simmons, nbc news, london. >>> here at home, president obama addressing the nation last night on the administration's terror strategy. >> our success won't depend on tough talk, abandonin

a lot of criticism on brittain. does your country stand up on its own two feet?>> we have to remember that this is a regulated industry so if we cut out all subsidies, including the 500 billion on fossil fuel, i'm very confident that we would be able to stand on our own without subsidy. so -- and i am a firm believer in the free market where the price and the cost of production and also the cost on pollution, but if we can get that system equal for all, subsidy free on all levels, that's a market that i would definitely welcome. when you look at the new build market where you don't come from a regulated environment, you look at addition, capacity for new build, we are in many markets are already the lowest without any subsidy. i think that is really the fair comparison. >> reporter: ten seconds left. china's been the great growth driver in many ways. do you expect it to be in 2016 as well or a tailing off for other wind renewables? >> china's the biggest grower in wind but not much bigger than the u.s. i expect it to remain. for vestas we have improved greatly. w

the last coal mine in brittain is finally closed. in guatemala, child brides. david beckham in the news. snow >>> talks between the syrian government. there's no mention of bashar al-assad as disagreements remain over his future. the president of burundi has told al jazeera he doesn't want african union troops sent to keep the peace. burundi is on the primping of civil war and it is proposing to send five thousand peacekeepers without burundi's concept. hundreds of protesters against a labor leader. yoons are be cracked down-- unions. back to our top story. the international push to end the syrian civil war. the conflict has been raging for nearly five years now. over 250 thousand people have been killed around more than a million injured, mostly civilians of the at least six and a half million kern syrians are displaced. four out of every five syrians are living in poverty. two million children are out of school because of the conflict. a middle east analyst says the u.n. resolution is the start of a complicated process. >> for the first time we are witnessing

russian, american, and brittain on board. >> all right. >> good luck to them. they'll be up there in a couple of hours. 9 hours until they dock. >> quicker than getting to l.a. >> right. >>> about as long as it takes to get from pittsburgh to newark. >> you don't have to stop. no connecting flights. >> nice to see a nice liftoff. >> very nice. >>> for us, the weather gets pretty decent as we go through starting out already if you like warm weather into the 60s. we set a record in the morning. 68 degrees for the day. clouds will break for sunshine. afternoon temperatures back in the low 60s. this morning there will be a gusty wind around 15 to 20 miles on average. we could see a gust around 30 in some spots. we're starting out with the rain exiting. still some clouds out there. 62 degrees current temperature. 8:00 a.m. it may cool to 59. 60 at noon, 62 at 3:00. chillier by the weekend. stormy weather before that. let's talk commute with emily west right now. >> we still have the subway delays due to signal problems. first the 1 downtown trains you're going to fi