. >>> hello, i'm darren jordan from al jazeera is headquarters. here are the stories - fighting in iraq has caused a refugee crisis. >>> swedish stefan loepan declares victory after a vote. >>> and where somehow patients be cared for. >>> representatives from 30 countries will meet in paris to debate how to fight a group called the islamic state. they are building an internation international coalition to fight islamic state group. >>> the secretary of state is in paris to show solidarity with president obama's strategy. john kerry insisted in cairo, that the u.s. assembled a meaningful coalition. >> i have been encouraged to hear from all people about readiness and willingness to participate. we have countries in this region, outside the region, all of whom are prepared to engage in military assistance and strikes, if required. >> state department officials say the u.s. abdi kated caution, as arab nations volunteered to conduct air strikes on the u.s. whether it will ease concerns will have to be scene. 70% in the u.s. lacked confidence in presid

i'm darren jordan.lso coming up, more than 1,000 kurds flee to turkey to escape i.s.i.l. >> thousands buoy got classes, demanding beijing allow democratic elections. >>> playing for peace - can musical harmony bring about peaceful harmony amid the fighting in iraq? >>> yemen's government signed a peace deal with houthi rebels, following days of violence that killed more than 100 people in the capital. shia rebels had been advancing for weeks, and on sunday took over key buildings. the u.n. brokered agreement gave the houthis and other factions more say in how it is governed. >> it's a deal wrb a shia minority are likely to dominate. on sunday they bombed their way through the city, taking the government buildings and the military commands. by the time the assault was completed a comprehensive peace agreement was signed. the president called it historic. >> translation: with all the parties and factions supported by the international community we have secured this agreement, which we hope will bring a ne

. >>> hello, i'm darren jordan with the world news. also ahead, ebola declared a threat to world security as sierra leone begins a 3-day lockdown. >> international flights are cancelled as rebel fighters advance into the capital. >>> welcome to the programme. voters in scotland have rejected independence and chosen to stay as part of the u.k. it meant the end of a 300-year-old union between scotland and the rest of the u.k. scotland's alex salmond admitted defeat but called on greater powers to be delivered to scotland. david cameron said it was a clear win for the no campaign. >> let us also remember why it was right to ask the definitive question - yes or no. because now the debate has been settled for a general aches, or as alex salmond as said, perhaps for a lift. there can be no disputes, no re-runs, we have heard the settled will of the scottish people. >> i think the process by which we have made our decision was a nation, brings enormous credit on scotland. a turp-out of 86 -- turn out of 86% is one of the highest in the democr

. >>> hello, i'm darren jordan, this is al jazeera live from doha. thousands in hong kong shut down the financial hub and refuse to leave. >>> u.s. targets i.s.i.l. fighters, and u.s. admits they underestimated the threat. >>> and a noisy welcome for india's prime minister in the u.s., a country he was once banned from visiting. >>> ashraf ghani has been sworn in as afghanistan's new president, described as an historic day. this is the first democratic transfer of power in the country. >> ashraf ghani will head a unity government following a power-sharing deal with abdullah abdullah. it comes after a bitterly contested election with accusations of fraud and vote recounting. here is an excerpt from ashraf ghani's inauguration speech. >> translation: if we want to have a rule of law, the high lel officials involved in corruption should be removed so that we can have a transparent judicial system. and for all those cases which are pending, it should we formed and reveal them. >> talk us through the event this morning. how significant is the transition o

. >> hello, welcome to al jazeera, i'm darren jordan in doha. also coming up, more fighting in yemen's capital. helicopter and jets deployed in sanaa. >> one year on, kenya remembers the victims of the westgate shopping mall siege. >> you look at the spoke resulting from air strikes and you spot shapes as well. >>> and we meet the artist who is inspired bit the conflict in gaza. >>> one person has been in an explosion in the egyptian capital. four others have been wounded. we'll bring you more news on that as we get it. >>> there are reports of a huge explosion and smoke above a hospital in the yemeni capital sanaa. it comes amid fighting, and the government and houthi rebels reaching a peace deal on saturday. >> the u.n.-brokered deal promises peace. many are worried that it won't last, and the continued fighting won't inspire confidence. the violence 24 hours after the united nations announced a breakthrough in the peace process. >> translation: after intense consultations with political parties, including the houthis, we reached on agreement

i'm darren jordan in doha.lso on the programme - on the verge of a breakthrough, afghanistan's rival candidates ready to sign a pact-sharing agreement. >>> one year on kenya remembers the victims.

. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour, i'm darren jordan in doha with the top stories. britain's prime minister promises to hunt down the islamic state group fighters that murdered an humanitarian aid worker. >>> a u.s. citizens sentenced to six years hard labour in north korea - details later. thousands stranded by a flood in pakistan. we'll have the

. ♪ welcome to the news hour, i'm darren jordan in doha, a ceasefire appears to be holding but rebelers are shoring up their control in major parts of the capitol. [gunfire] confronting isil kurdish fighters have stopped in a mayor town but thousands of people are still fleeing for their lives. students in hong kong boycott

. >>> hello, i'm darren jordan with the world news in al jazeera. russia threatens to retaliate as the u.s. follows the european union with more sanctions over ukraine. >> pakistan's military rescues hundreds, thousands are trapped and in danger. >> children in columbia lose their playground as prisoners are chained to swings because detention centers are full. >>> welcome to the programme. the u.s. secretary of state is on his way to egypt to shore up international support in a fight against the islamic state group. 10 arab countries agreed to help. john kerry ruled out iran helping. >> no one called and asked with respect to the presence of iran. but i think under the circumstances, at this moment in time, it would not be right for any number of reasons, it would not be appropriate given the many other issues that are on the table with respect to their engagement in syria and elsewhere. >> but shia militia said aligned with iran have been fighting in northern iraq. now al jazeera heard accusations that some of those militia have been carrying out

. >>> hello, welcome to al jazeera, i'm darren jordan. coming up, more fighting in yemen's capital. helicopters and jets deployed in sanaa. >> one year on, kenya remembers the victims of the westgate shopping mall siege. >> i'm andrew thomas in fiji, a country celebrating the release of 45 of its soldiers in syria. why does fiji contribute so many soldiers to u.n. peacekeeping missions around the world. >>> afghanistan's two rival presidential candidates signed a power sharing agreement which may end months of political stalemate. the country has been without a president since elections in june. ashraf ghani and abdullah abdullah sealed the deal in the last few month. jennifer glasse has been mon forking event in kabul. this -- monitoring event in kabul. this deal comes months after a political stalemate. any more details on how it will work? >> it spells out the powers for the two men. it's a unity deposit. it will have a president first in the elections and a chief executive officer. it's a new position in afghanistan. a lot of horse wrangling has been what will the chief executiv

. >>> hello, i'm darren jordan with the world news from al jazeera. >>> he's been cleared of murder but oscar pistorius could face gaol. a final verdict is expected soon. >>> aid is delivered from flood victims in kashmir. hundreds of thousands stranded in pakistan. >>> the secret from the spino-saurus is revealed, a new meat eating, swimming dinosaur. >>> welcome to the program. the c.i.a. says the number of fighters that have joined the islamic state group is three times more than previously thought. until now, it was estimated the group was around 10,000 strong, but u.s. officials believe i.s. could have as many as 31.5,000 fighters. the group has taken control of northern iraq and syria, some suggesting it may hold a third of syrian territory. more fighters have been recruited since june, following battlefield progressions. we are talking to our guest from the center for violence. >> the americans have been monitoring this group for a long period of time. but in the most recent period that is in the past six months to a year, there has been a number of intelligence failures, and it

i'm darren jordan in doha. also on the programme - on the verge of a breakthrough, afghanistan's rival candidates ready to sign a pact-sharing agreement. >>> one year on kenya remembers the victims. westgate shopping mall siege. >> you look at the smoke from the air strikes, and you see shapes as well. >> and we meet an artist inspired by the conflict in gaza. there are reports of more fighting in yemen's capital despite agreement between reached between the government and a houthi group. hundreds fled their homes. the u.n.-brokered truce is due to be signed on sunday. >> reporter: after days of tighting if the capital, shia fighters and the government reached an agreement. the united nations envoy to yemen says the final preparations are under way. >> after intense consultations with all political parties, including the houthis, we reached on agreement to cease the current crisis. it will form a natural document. pushing for a protest in a peaceful exchange. >> the houthis say the deed will be signed within ho

. >>> welcome to the newshour, i'm darren jordan, from the news center in doha. these are the top stories - afghanistan's election rivals sign a deal to end the dispute over who takes power. >>> more fighting in yemen's capital puts a peace deal with houthi

. >>> hello, i'm darren jordan with the world news from al jazeera. also ahead... >> there is a role for every country in the world to play... >> the u.s. says iran can help the international effort to defeat i.s.i.l. >>> pro-russian separatists and the government agree on a plan to cement the ceasefire in ukraine. >> and scuffles in scotland's biggest city after a vote for independence in the u.k. >>> welcome to the programme. 49 turkish citizens held in iraq by fighters from the islamic state of iraq and levant have been released. the hostages included diplomats and soldiers. the prime minister says the group was brought back safely by turkish intelligence. they were seized in the northern iraqi city of mosul in june. >>> well, the united states says iran has a role to play in defeating i.s.i.l. it has not been invited o be part of the international coalition. u.s. secretary of state john kerry told the u.n. security council that iran could help to take out the group. diplomatic editor james bays reports >> reporter: the latest effort by the united

i'm darren jordan.ming up, more than 1,000 kurds flee to turkey to escape i.s.i.l. >> thousands buoy got classes, demanding beijing allow democratic elections. >>> playing for peace - can

. ♪ welcome to al jazeera live from doha, i'm darren jordan and coming up, syrian kurds have the advanceisil as they open up the border to allow refugees to flee violence, students boycott classes for democratic elections. ♪ and playing for peace, can musical harmonys bring about political harmony amid fighting in iraq. ♪ yemen's government signed a peace deal with rebels following days of violence and killed more than 100 people in the capitol and they had been advancing for weeks and sunday they took over key government buildings and the agreement gives them and other factions more say in how the country is governed and we report. >> reporter: it's a deal where malashia will dominate and taking over almost every government building as well as the military general command. by the time they complete the assault a comprehensive peace agreement was signed, the president called it historic. >> translator: all the parties and faction supported by the international community we have secured this historical agreement. which we hope will bring a new dawn to yemen, we commend the efforts and urg

i'm darren jordan'. jordan. retrial of egypt's former president is deferred until november. >>> no end to the violence. the home of yemen's intelligence chief is attacked. >>> more air strikes against i.s.i.l. the international coalition attacks with fresh fighters for syria

. >>> hello, i'm darren jordan from the world news in al jazeera. also ahead, new accusations against israel on attacks from u.n. schools used as shells in gaza. >>> accused of the murder, a judge about to deliver a verd o ict in the trial of -- verdict of oscar pistorius. >>> and we look at what revolutionized the fight against crime. >>> welcome to the programme. u.s. president obama authorised air strikes against the islamic state group in syria as well as in iraq. in a televised speech on wednesday night he laid out a plan to degrade and destroy the i.s. group. patty culhane has more from washington d.c. >> reporter: americans overwhelmingly feel the islamic state group is a threat to the united states. with that backdrop the u.s. today tonight president obama promised action. >> our objective is clear. we will degrade and ultimately destroy i.s.i.l., through a comprehensive and sustained counterterrorism strategy. >> the goal - total destruction. he promise to accomplish that with limited u.s. action, through increased air strikes in iraq and p

i'm darren jordan. also coming up, more than 1,000 kurds flee into turkey to escape i.s.i.l. >>> the biggest ever climate change marks, thousands drawing attention to rising sea lemps and temperatures. >>> playing for peace can musical harmonies bring about political harmonies amid all the fighting in iraq. >>> welcome to the programme, yemen's government signed a peace deal with hewittie rebels -- houthi rebels, following days of violence. shia rebels have been advancing for weeks and took over key buildings. the u.n.-brokered agreements gives the houthis and other factions more say in how the country is governed. >> reporter: it's a deal where a shia are likely to dominate the government for time to come. the houthis on sunday bombeded their way through sanaa, taking control of government buildings and the military command. by the time they completed the assault, a peace agreement was signed. the president called it historic. >>> all the parties and factions supported by the international community, w

. >>> hello, i'm darren jordan, with the world news from al jazeera. also ahead - thousands affected by the floods in pakistan. we'll have the latest. >>> fighting in eastern ukraine, despite a week-long ceasefire. >> translation: if they work hard and study, then they grow up, get good jobs and look after us. >> and we get a slice of life in a densely populated slum on earth. >>> the islamic state group has beheaded another hostage. this time 44-year-old aid worker david haines from the u.k. we'll have more on that killing in a moment. first, the u.s. secretary of state is in france, where president francis hollande is holding an international summit, coordinating more than 20 countries to fight the i.s. group. australia is sending fighter jets and 600 troops to the u.a.e. to help the international coalition. let's focus on the killing of the aid worker, and the islamic state released a video apparently showing one of their men beheading the 44-year-old father-of-two. his beheading following that of journalist steven sotloff, also taken in 2013. and a

. >>> hello, i'm darren jordan with the world news. also ahead, liberian's president sacks officials for refusing to come back to the country during the ebola crisis. thousands stranded by floods in pakistan. we'll have the plate is. >>> and still undefeated, floyd may whether undetailed, and now ready for the next. >>> welcome to the programme. the islamic state group beheaded another hostage. this time 44-year-old worker david haines from the u.k. - we'll have more on the killings in a moment. president francis hollande is holding an international summit on monday. australia is sending fighter jets and 600 troops to the u.a.e. to help the international coalition battle the group. >>> let's focus on the killing of the british aid worker and the islamic state group released a video showing one of their men beheading the 44-year-old father of two. he was kidnapped in syria last year, and his killing follows the beheading of the steven sotloff, who was taken in 2013, and james foley was kidnapped in 2012 president obama called is barbari

. >>> hello, i'm darren jordan, this is al jazeera live from doha. thousands in hong kong shut down the financial hub and refuse to leave. >>> u.s. targets i.s.i.l. fighters, and u.s. admits they underestimated the threat. >>> and a noisy welcome for india's prime minister in the u.s., a

. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to al jazerra, i am darren jordan live from our headers here in doha.o coming up the u.s. led coalition of country is taking on isil grows as the u.k. joins the fight. >>> ray grill milestone the number of people killed in the ebola out break has now reached 3,000. >>> under investigation mexican police detain eight members of the military in connection with the killing of 22 people. ♪ >>> welcome to the program. we begin in hong kong where riot police have been sent in to clear the main government building of pro-democracy protesters. it happened a day after dozens of demonstrators broke in to the compound. there have been protests for six days now demanding electoral reforms. rob mcbride joins us live now. we understand the protests continue. bring us u up-to-date with whats happening there now. >> reporter: that's right, there are still several thousand protesters here outside the main government headquarters. and the in the certainty of hong kong. the demonstrators rushed the barricades and got inside but they have been cleared arrested and facing c

i'm darren jordan'. jordan. retrial of egypt's former president is deferred until november. >>> no end to the violence. the home of yemen's intelligence chief is attacked. >>> more air strikes against i.s.i.l. the international coalition attacks with fresh fighters for syria and iraq. >>> honoring honhong kong's stus demonstrate. >> i'm robin adams. the ryder cup, details coming up. >> welcome to program. a decision in the retrial of egypt's former president, hosne mubarak has been postponed. the judge says he needs more time to consider his decision. first reminder of what led up to the trolley. 2011, calling for mubarak to step down. 17 days later he quit. but by then, 800 people had died in fighting with security services. when mubarak's case dpan, he was rolled in on -- began he was rolled in on a hospital bed. in 2012 he was convicted and sentenced to life in prison. but six months later his decision was thrown out. let's talk to a senior associate at the carnegie center. what is your response to the court

i'm darren jordan with top stories from around the world. ukraine cease-fire under pressure. both sides accuse each other of violating the truce that is only 24 hours old. >>> huge protests in yemen. dozens are killed in fighting in the north. we'll go live to the capitol. >>> and just months into its presidency, egyp egypt announces power cuts. >> we're about to find out who has won the big prize of the golden lyon. >> welcome to the program. bod sides are accusing each other of violating the cease-fire. truce on friday after five months of fighting. >> after the cease-fire was announced, within the last 24 hours rebels sheffiel, shelling was announced. >> bring us up-to-date on the cease-fire so far. what's the situation on the ground? 234 >> reporter: to a certain extent, no news is good news. there are no gunshots that we've heard and certainly no artillery fire. we would eternally here if there were artic hear. no evidence of that. that said that doesn't mean that both side are not accusing the other of violations of the cease-fire. we heard in your introduction from nat

. >>> hello, i'm darren jordan with the world news from al jazeera. also ahead... >> there is a role for every country in the world to play... >> the u.s. says iran can help the international effort to defeat i.s.i.l. >>

i'm darren jordan. also coming up, more than 1,000 kurds flee into turkey to escape i.s.i.l. >>> the biggest ever climate change marks, thousands drawing attention to rising sea lemps and

. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to al jazerra, i am darren jordan live from our headers here in doha.o coming up the u.s. led coalition of country is taking on isil grows as the u.k. joins the fight. >>> ray grill milestone the number of people killed in the ebola out break has now reached 3,000. >>> under investigation mexican police detain eight members of the military in connection with the killing

. >>> hello, i'm darren jordan with the world news. also ahead, ebola decre

. >>> hello, i'm darren jordan with the world news in al jazeera. russia threatens to retaliate as the u.s. follows the european union with more sanctions over ukraine. >> pakistan's military rescues hundreds, thousands are trapped and in danger. >> children in columbia lose their playground as prisoners are chained to swings because

. >>> welcome to the newshour, i'm darren jordan in doha. coming up on the programme... >> we will hunt down terrorists that threaten our country wherever they are. >> president obama says he'll order air strikes in syria to hunt down the islamic state group. >>> oscar pistorius's murder trial is near the end. the judge is reading out her verdict. we will be live in pretoria. >>> and coming up, support - kata lonians make another boost for independence, boosted by scotland's bid. >> welcome to the programme. the u.s. president, president obama, wants to destroy the islamic state group, which has taken over large parts of northern iraq and areas in syria. the strategy includes air strikes in iraq and syria. obama says he'll send hundreds of more troops to iraq. so-called moderates will receive training in saudi arabia. let's look closely at the plan, and this report. >> my fellow americans ... >> reporter: anyone specting to hear a shift in policy from president obama would have been disappointed listening to him as he laid out his country's

. ♪ welcome to the al jazeera news hour, live from doha, i'm darren jordan and these are the main storiesat this hour. victory for the campaign to keep the uk united as scotland rejects independence. >> the people of scotland have spoken. and it is a clear

. >>> welcome to the newshour, i'm darren jordan from the news center in doha. these are the top stories. >> we are still in a state of law, and the key aggressor is russian. >>> ukraine stays vladimir putin wants to take over his country. >> shelling intense fizz in the east of -- intensifies in the east of ukraine for control of donetsk air force. >>> building the coalition against the islamic state group, the secretary of state john kerry is in egypt. >>> pakistan rescue flood survivors, but thousands are trapped. >>> no longer child play - why kids in columbia have lost their playground to convicted criminals. >>> welcome to the programme. there's supposed to be a ceasefire in ukraine. over the past couple of hours the airport in donetsk and the east has been under attack. ukraine's prime minister has been saying that his country is still in a state of war. it has been warned that voout reason wants to take over his country and recreate the soviet union. >>> robin is in donetsk. what do we know about the attack on the airport in donetsk where you are, and wh

. >>> welcome to the newshour, i'm darren jordan, from the news center in doha. these are the top stories - afghanistan's election rivals sign a deal to end the dispute over who takes power. >>> more fighting in yemen's capital puts a peace deal with houthi rebels in doubt. >>> a bombing at egypt's foreign ministry kills a police officer. >>> sierra leone defend the lockdown for ebola, now in its final day. >>> welcome to the programme. afghanistan's two rival presidential candidates signed a power sharing agreement to end a dispute that had gone on for months. abdullah abdullah and ashraf ghani accused each other of rigging the voting. the outgoing president hamid karzai welcomed the deal and hear is what he had to say. >> translation: i'd like to congratulate everyone. we pray that afghanistan, with the help of allah, will have peace, prosperity and happy possess, and that afghanistan witnesses and reaches the prosperity and security and safety. >>> this is how the deal is supposed to work. ashraf ghani will get the top job but concede some powers to his farmer

. >>> welcome to the newshour, i'm darren jordan from the news center in doha. these are the top stories. >> we are still in a state of law, and the key aggressor is russian. >>> ukraine stays vladimir putin wants to take over his country. >> shelling intense fizz in the east of -- intensifies in the east of ukraine for control of donetsk air force. >>> building the coalition against the islamic state group,

. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour, i'm darren jordan in doha with the top stories. britain's prime minister promises to hunt down the islamic state group fighters that murdered an humanitarian aid worker. >>> a u.s. citizens sentenced to six years hard labour in north korea - details later. thousands stranded by a flood in pakistan. we'll have the latest. >>> and riding high. we are in columbia - secrets of big successes in cycling. >>> welcome to the programme. britain's prime minister says it will do all it can to bring the killers of a british hostage to justice. a video showing the apparent beheading of aid worker david haines beheaded. if it's genuine he's the third to be beheaded in the past month. he was kidnapped last year. steven sotloff was killed this month, and taken in 2013. another u.s. journalist james foley was killed in august after his kidnapping in 2012. >>> we'll go to erbil in a minute, but first to emma haywood outside the british parliament in london. david cameron called the killing an act of pure evil. what else has he been saying. >> yes, c

. >>> welcome to the newshour, i'm darren jordan in doha.coming up on the programme... >> we will hunt down terrorists that threaten our country wherever they are. >> president obama says he'll order air strikes in syria to hunt down the islamic state group. >>> oscar pistorius's murder trial is near the end. the judge is reading out her verdict. we will be

. >>> hello, i'm darren jordan with the world news from al jazeera. >>> he's been cleared of murder but face gaol. a final verdict is expected soon. >>> aid is delivered from flood victims in kashmir. hundreds of thousands stranded in pakistan. >>> the secret from the spsa

. >>> hello, i'm darren jordan from the world news in al jazeera.also ahead, new accusations against israel on attacks from u.n. schools used as shells in gaza. >>> accused of the murder, a judge about to deliver a verd o ict in the trial of -- verdict of oscar pistorius. >>> and

. ♪ welcome to the al jazeera news hour, live from doha, i'm darren jordan and these are the main storiesare look at this hour. victory for the campaign to keep the uk united as scotland rejects independence. >> the people of scotland have spoken. and it is a clear result. >> this campaign will say that 55%, that 1.6 million votes is a substantial vote for scottish independence and the future of this country. >> reporter: about the result comes at a cost, london is prepared to reduce its influence in favor of giving up some of its powers. >>> and we will live in scotland reflecting on how the vote and its effect on our traveling south of the border and could transform the fortune politically of the entire united kingdom. >>> in other news u.n. declares ebola a threat to security as sierrea-leon is declaring a problem. >>> and then we have a grand slam champion at the age of 32. >>> welcome to the program, in the last few weeks the opinion poll said it would be close and reference of the referendum would have created a crisis in london and the final was 40% wanted to break away but 55% wan

. ♪ welcome to the news hour, i'm darren jordan in doha, a ceasefire appears to be holding but rebelhters are shoring up their control in major parts of the capitol. [gunfire] confronting isil kurdish fighters have stopped in a mayor town but thousands of people are still fleeing for their lives. students in hong kong boycott classes to call for democratic elections and. >>> i'm nicole johsnton in pakistan, since the flooding tens of thousands of people have become sick with abdominal problems and skin diseases, coming up, we will find out how doctors are coping. rebels in yemen raided the houses of military and tribal figures in the capitol and this is hours after they signed a peace deal with the government to overt a civil war and a ceasefire appears to be holding but there are concerns about how they are using their new-found influence and we will go to the capitol in a moment but we report on the deal to bring peace to a fractured country. >> reporter: it's a deal whereby a malitia will dominate politics for the time being and they go through the capitol taking almost every majo

. >>> that is it for me david from the news hour team and i leave you in the capable hands of darren jordanute. ♪

i'm darren jordan with top stories from around the world. ukraine cease-fire under pressure.sides accuse each other of violating the truce that is only 24 hours old. >>> huge protests in yemen. dozens are killed in fighting in the north. we'll go live to the capitol. >>> and just months into its presidency, egyp egypt

darren sproles fumble the skins cashed in. kirk cousins to pierre garcon. what are the regains the lead. in the second quarter nick foles to jordanatthews for their second touchdown of the game and the birds led 21-20 at the half. to the third birds up 27-20, redskins respond, kirk cousins threw to you know who, deshawn. beats williams, allen. check out that celebration. all right. to the fourth. things are getting chippy. chris baker blind sides nick foles during an interception return. foles goes to the turf and jason peters does not like it, punches him. a classic breaks out at the linc. baker and peters both ejected and that fires up the birds. foles off the deck, led the birds outfield. jeremy maclin with a 27-yard touchdown. eagles beat the redskins 37-34. >> there were fights during the game it was a hard fought game. washington came out fighting, we thought right back and i'm glad we ended up on top. guys kept fighting until the ends. >> it was an ugly game. could have went either way. i think we just find ways to win and we did. >> it's encouraging to have three wins but it's a little frustrating to not perform the way t

jordan matthews for 11 yards. eagles pull within three. next possession, foles to matthews, 11 yards again. third quarter, eagles up four. foles this time finds darren sproles up the middle. he gained 22 on the run but to make things worse check out the right side of your screen. that's deangelo hall. he tries to cut, his left ankle gives way. he will have an mri tomorrow to find out the extent of things. we showed you desean jackson before. here's where he really says, miss me at philly? cousins airs it out to jackson. takes it backwards into the end zone. taunts his former team a little bit. a couple drives later, foles throws it too high. bashaud breeland picks it up. then this sideline clearing brawl. punches are thrown. peters and chris baker both get ejected. a few plays later, foles finds jeremy maclin for the 27-yard score to take the lead. skins now down 06789 cousins finds roberts who takes it 13 yards, just short of the goal line. redskins down just three. last drive for the skins. cousins and his offense just couldn't close enough. eagles win this one 37-34. dave owens was in philly. he has reaction. >> reporter: this was classic washing

michael dunn was found guilty of attempted murder but not in the murder of jordan davis, the person he shot and killed. now if darrenhave to ask, are we wrong if we then take justice in our own hands? >> all right now. so, the legal questions, two things, it's very clear that mcculliff, the prosecuting attorney in st. louis isn't about zero. we should not be expecting much. he's already started off in a horrible way by saying he's going to have the officer testify before the grand jury. that's almost unheard of, people. this is a very unusual thing. we also have been watching the police force do everything in their power to uphold this gentleman, this officer, by saying that he was, quote, being bum-rushed by mr. michael brown when he's being shot at. repeatedly. ridiculous accusation. we know a lot of that is coming from the police department and the police union. so, i am not expecting much of the state. the question is, what is the department of justice going to do? because they have the authority to bring civil rights charges. if they're going to do it, they can't drag their feet. remember, this administration g