hello i'm darren jordan in doha with the world news in r from al jazeera. forecasters predict the potential for catastrophic results from a hurricane. and

i'm darren jordan in doha with the world news from al jazeera. also ahead, ta tan tanzanians ge polls. and hurricane patricia flash flooding. secretary of state john kerry has discussed the war in syria with king salman. >> we discussed a way forward for syria. we need negotiation for political solution that complies with the principles of geneva 1. we need to get the parties around the table. that can appreciative e-preserve the unity of syria but bashar al-assad can't remain as president of syria. >> until now russia has referred to all groups fighting president assad as terrorists. russia wants a rule of the process and says damascus should prepare for parliamentary and presidential elections. >>> 44 people have been killed by air strikes in the last 24 hours, six children. certain areas near idlib were destroyed by air strikes. jamal al shael has the story. >> targeting what the governments call terrorists. the purse on the ground tell a different story. this is what's left of the town of palal palala outside idlib. it's unclear how many peop

hello i'm darren jordan in doha with the world news in r from al jazeera. forecasters predict the potential for catastrophic results from a hurricane. and we meet syrian refugees escaping to thailand but find themselves living in limbo instead. >> the strongest hurricane ever recorded has made landfall in mexico. more than 50,000 people have been moved away from coastal areas. hundreds of thousands are still vulnerabilitvulnerable as john n reports. >> it's very probable that this hurricane will effectively be the more most intense hurricane as existed in this part of the historic in our country since records began in 1949. >> this is an historic storm in many ways, the strongest ever recorded in the pacific. but residents were given some time to prepare. >> it's been raised to category 5 now they tell us there will be protections, special sites where people can say. >> we didn't actually believe that much. that's why i think the majority don't participate that much. >> the emergency services have been taking action. >> around 50,000 people have been evacua

. >> hello, i'm darren jordan live in doha. also ahead, thousands of people flee their homes as a strong typhoon hits the philippines. >>> refugees coming through eastern europe come to find a different route to safety after a border closure in hungary. and how technology companies are trying to get ahead in china where a third of the world's smart phones are sold. knew security measures are no --a columbia checkpoint in the occupied bes west bank. the city of hebron was also the scene of renewed violence with there separate attacks. and occupied east jerusalem a 16-year-old is shot dead. they threaten police with a knife. andrew simmons reports. >> one of the landmarks of occupation colombia crossing point. it's here where a palestinian man lay, security forces say he was shot dead after trying to stab a bomb squad member. this version of events was disputed by some eyewitnesses who say the man didn't even have a knife. earlier in hebron, a figure in white has shot dead the palestinian. they did not disarm him. later another t

hello, i'm darren jordan, live in doha. russian planes bomb syrian rebels. hungary shuts its border to prevent refugees.

. ♪ ♪ >>> hello i am darren jordan in doha with the world news in al jazeera.jing says act with caution as a u.s. warship sails close to in the out china sea. >>> warning ♪ ♪ >>> earthquake victims, more than 300 people died after i've 7.5 magnitude quake hit south asia on monday. at least 2,000 people have been injured. let's get more from kamal hyder he's joining us live. tell us what has been happening around there today. [ audio difficulties ] after rebels and many in international communities say there is no future role for a said in syria. >>> in colombia 12 security personnel have been killed by elm. six more people are still missing. president juan manuel santos says the elm is not ready for peace. he will redouble the efforts against them. the largest rebel group the farc. in bogota and we have this report. >> reporter: the day after the most peaceful elections in decades in the country, colombians were reminded once again their internal civil conflict is far from over. the government says that at least 12 members of the country's security services amb

. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, i am darren jordan in doha with the world news from al jazeera.ahead. >> move, move, move, move. >> okay, okay. >> desperate scenes off the coast of greece after a boat carrying more than 200 refugees sinks. >>> the u.s. republican presidential hopefuls trade blows in their third televised debate. and bursting with life. why flowers have begun to bloom in a desert in chile.

hello i'm darren jordan live in doha. also on the program: hungary closes its border with croatia to stop the flow of refugees from austria and germany. >>> environmentalists claim a victory and football's world governing body fifa is under fire again. claims that money went to germany because of bribes. >>> israel has rejecta palestinian plea to the united nations for an international force to police the al-aqsa mosque compound. access to the site has been a fiscal list of two weeks of violence. 39 palestinians and 7 israelis have been killed in the past two weeks. president obama says to make sure that no others die. andrew simmons reports on friday's events from occupied east jerusalem. >> after friday prayers after a week of violence and deep set fear from gaza more shooting from the israeli army and more killing of palestinians. the numbers of casualties rising, as protesters attempted to preach the border fencing in several places, including the main crossing point into israel. and these clashes came in bethlehem in

. >> hello i'm darren jordan in doha with the world news. number of set backs. can u.n. approves more plans trying to prevent people smugglers from succeeding. >> the everglades, restrictions will come at a price for air the boat operators. >>> hamas, week of violence in occupied west bank spread to gaza. palestinian ministry of health have said more than a thousand have been injured so far. hoda abdel hamid reports. >> it took six days to return the body, he had killed two israelis, one by stabbing in occupied east jerusalem before being shot dead. his funeral was a show of defiance, later turn to violence. here in betel on the northern edge ever ramallah, dissension remains over the al-aqsa compound. israel they feel is seeking to change the rules regarding the compound. prime minister netanyahu says the status quo remains unchanged. here among protesters trust in the words of the prime minister. after several hours there is no sign of the situation loosening up. past the position he of the israeli army. now, similar clashes were happening elsewhere, in the west bank,

i'm darren jordan. our top story, hurricane patricia. forecasters warning its effects could be potentially catastrophic. >>> issues around the al-aqsa mosque, and jacob zuma withdraws a universities fee like after massive student protests. >>> the strongest hurricane ever recorded has landed on the shores of mexico. john holman reports. >> battered buildings and surging seas. hurricane patricia has hit mexico. >> translator: it's very probable that this hurricane will effectively being the most intense hurricane that has existed in this part of the pacific in our country since records began if 1949. >> this is an historic storm in many ways. the strongest ever recorded in the pacific, the fastest ever to develop but residents were given some time to prepare. >> translator: i'm doing well with my mother. they had told us it was going to be category 4 and after monitoring it's been raised to category 5. now they will tell us there's protections spesht sites where people can say. >> we really didn't buy that much they regularly say a hurric

hello i'm darren jordan from doha. this is al jazeera. following nor clashes at the west bank. president obama apologizes for an air strike that destroys a hospital in kunduz afghanistan. russia has fired cruise missiles at syria. more than 1200 kilometers away were involved in the strikes. moscow says it's targeting cite but some have hit western backed rebels. u.s. says the advantage a fundamental mistake. and u.s. well not cooperate with russia. peter sharp reports. >> from the caspian sea, 1200 kilometers from the fighting, russia opened a second front. the caliber missiles, bearing the nato code name sizzler were launched without warning from russia's caspian sea flotilla. with a range of 2500 kilometers the missiles were within reach, russia said it received permission from iran and iraq to overfly its territory, avoiding southeastern turkey. sergei shoygu briefed of the campaign. >> 26 cruise missiles on 11 targets. all targets were destroyed and no civilians were harmed. >>> why russia would target missiles 12 loo miles away, when it's carrying out daily strikes on i.s.

hello, i'm darren jordan, live in doha. russian planes bomb syrian rebels. hungary shuts its border to prevent refugees. >> i'm andrew thomas. why the next big cyber crime could be virtual murder. israel has rejected a palestinian plea to the united nations for an international force to police the al-aqsa mosque compound. access to the site's been a catalyst of two weeks of violence that has led to the deaths of 39 palestinians and seven israelis. five palestinians were killed on friday. more on the diplomacy in a moment but first andrew simmons reports on the latest violence. >> reporter: after friday prayers, in gaza, more shooting from israeli army and more killing of palestinians. the number of casualty rising, as palestinians try to breach the border fencing. these clashes came in bethlehem in the occupied west bank, there were similar scenes in hebron. a palestinian man dressed like a journalist was shot dead, after police say he stabbed a soldier who was moderately wounded. all over the west bank there were standoffs conflicts and injuries. no major i

hello, i'm darren jordan with the world news from doha. russian says it's going after i.s.i.l.ther armed groups in syria after accusations of civilian casualties. >>> is efforts to keep the peace in

i'm darren jordan in doha with world news on al jazeera.ussia denies that four of its cruise missiles fell short and landed in iraq. >>> heightened tensions in the israel

hello i'm darren jordan in doha with the world news from al jazeera. a pregnant palestinian woman and child are killed, following clashes in the occupied territories. >>> guinea demonstrations have people worried. plus. >> no to the world's biggest trade agreement that few people know anything about. >> we begin with breaking news out of the afghan capital kabul where a loud explosion has just been heard. local media has said that a explosion just took place. we'll bring you more when we can get it at al jazeera. >>> victims of two suicide bombings in ankara, 95 people were killed and almost 250 injured. mohammed jamjoom reports. >> reporter: chance for peace snuffed out by sudden, terrifying violence. the activists had gathered to call for an end to fighting between the government and the pkk, tonal find themselves victims of a horrifying attack. dozens killed, hundreds wounded. >> translator: there was a demonstration, i was walking noax a stagnext oa stage rally . the second bomb went off there. there were two bombs but the one that went off here wa

hello, i'm darren jordan with the world news from doha. russian says it's going after i.s.i.l. and other armed groups in syria after accusations of civilian casualties. >>> is efforts to keep the peace in ukraine. after time in paris. >> i'm shihab rattanzi. now fear that lobsters could be next. >>> u.s. president barack obama is urging the american public to help stop gun violence in the country. his plea for common sense on gun safety follows another mass shooting. a candle lit vigil is being held for the victims after a gunman opened fire in a community college in roseburg, oregon. tom ackerman reports. >> reporter: police responded to shots fired by the gunman at a classroom on the campus of umpqua community college in roseburg. >> there was an exchange of gun fire. the shooter threat was neutralized. >> reporter: a witness told a local newspaper that after firing his first shot at a teacher gunman told students to lie down and asked them to state their religion, then he resumed fire indiscriminately. >> we have confirmation that the shooter is deceased. he is a 20-year-old

i am darren jordan in doha with the world news in al jazeera.ead. >> desperate scenes off of the coast of greece after a boat carrying more than 200 refugees, inc.. u.s. republican presidential hopeful trade blow ins their third televised debate. fifa said

. >> hello, i'm darren jordan in doha with the world news on al jazeera. the u.s. says it's suspending a trailing program for rebels in syria. >>> people smugglers at sea. and blockade that is causing chaos on both sides of a nepa nepalese issue. >> violent protests have spread from the occupied west bank to gaza. the palestinian ministry of health says in october, 14 have been killed by israeli forces and around a thousand injured. four israelis were also killed in a series of stabbings and shootings. hoda abdel hamid reports. >> it took six days to rush to body of the teen abler, his funeral was a show of solidarity and defiance. defiance that later turned into violence. palestinians took their anger into the street. here on betel on the northern edge of ramallah. many muslims suspect israel is seeking to change the rules governing the holy site which allows jews to enter the exowpped but nocompound but not. this was denied by prime minister netanyahu. after several hours there is no sign of the situation easing up. actually the palestinians youth were able to sp

hello i'm darren jordan from doha. this is al jazeera. following nor clashes at the west bank. president obama apologizes for an air strike that destroys a

hello i'm darren jordan in doha with the world news from doha. jimmy morales is on his way to winning the election in guatemala. >> the syrian president session he's open to solutions to the political war in syria. plus. >> it was exactly 30 years ago that this awfnl australian landk was turned back over to its owners. and i'll look at the practical effect that handover has had. >> after a contentious emergency summit eu and balkans leaders have finally agreed on new measures to help deal with europe's refugee chris. moving along the western balkans route. the capacity of reception centers in greece will be increased and those without legitimate rights will be repatriated. more bother measures will be put in place to reduce the flow of people. slovenia will be helped to cope with the flux of refugees. david chater reports from that summit in brussels. >> we will see families in the chilling regions of the balkans perish miserably. a 17 point action plan was approved first and foremost the delivery of humanitarian aid. sanctuary inside the europea

i'm darren jordan in doha with world news on al jazeera. russia denies that four of its cruise missiles fell short and landed in iraq. >>> heightened tensions in the israel israel-occupied areas. >> malaria researchers here are worried about this weed. >> rival factions in libya have agreed to form a national unity government in a bid to end a conflict that has torn the government apart. u.n.-sponsored talks have been going on for months. the first is the general national congress. the gnc operates out of tripoli. it came to power when libya dawn took over the capital last year. the group drove out the government to tobruk. and our diplomati diplomatic editor james bays. >> there were smiles when the u.n. mediator announced his plans for an unity government. they said it had been a difficult process. >> this was not success. we have been listening to many people. >> at its head a the architect in tripoli. it's now been four years since the death much libya's former ruler, the country has been racked by turmoil and violence ever since. the t

i'm darren jordan. our top story, hurricane patricia.ters warning its effects could be potentially catastrophic. >>> issues around the al-aqsa mosque,

hello i'm darren jordan in doha with the world news from doha. jimmy morales is on his way to winning the election in guatemala. >> the syrian president session he's open to solutions to the political war in syria. plus. >> it was exactly 30 years ago that this awfnl

hello i'm darren jordan live in doha.o on the program: hungary closes its border with croatia to stop the flow of refugees from austria and germany. >>> environmentalists claim a victory and football's world governing body fifa

. >> hello, i'm darren jordan in doha with the world news on al jazeera. the u.s.it's suspending a trailing program for rebels in syria. >>> people smugglers at sea. and blockade that is causing chaos on both sides of a

announces both sides agreed to a unity government >>> hello, i'm darren jordan in doha.ussia denies cruise missiles fired at syria fell short and landed in iran >>> stabbing attacks in jerusalem and tel aviv heighten tensions in israel and the occupied territories. >> plus, i'll tell you why

. ♪ >>> hello, i am darren jordan in doha with the world news from al jazerra. also on the program.bolic moment. the pam skip vinnie flag is raised for the first time at the united nations. >>> afghanistan says it's a forces have retaken the center of kunduz city from the taliban. >>> a new spin on a board g

announces both sides agreed to a unity government >>> hello, i'm darren jordan in doha. russia denies cruise missiles fired at syria fell short and landed in iran >>> stabbing attacks in jerusalem and tel aviv heighten tensions in israel and the occupied territories. >> plus, i'll tell you why the rare oil from the trees is big business for poachers and how it affects indigenous communities that depend on the forest >>> rival factions in libya agreed to form a unity government in a bid to form a cost which tore the country apart. the deal brings together libya's two rival parliament. the first is the general national congress, the g.m. c operates out of tripoli. it came to power when an alliance of former rebels took over the capital last year. the group drove out the internationally recognised government which operates from the eastern city of tobruk. it is recognised by the u.n. and are ab -- arab league. our diplomatic editor james bays reports from u.n. >> there were smiles when after talks that lasted a year, the u.n. mediator announced plans for a unity government

. >> hello i'm darren jordan in doha with the world news. number of set backs. can u.n.s more plans trying to prevent people smugglers from succeeding.

. ♪ >>> hello, i am darren jordan in doha with the world news from al jazerra. also on the program. symbolic moment. the pam skip vinnie flag is raised for the first time at the united nations. >>> afghanistan says it's a forces have retaken the center of kunduz city from the taliban. >>> a new spin on a board game to help young people in south africa deal with some big issues. ♪ ♪ >>> russia and the united states have agreed to talks over syria both sides said their military should get in touch after russia launched its first strikes outside the borders of the old soviet union since the edge of the cold war. moscow says it targeted isil. but the u.s. and nato have expressed concerns over its real intentions, ross lan jordan has this report. >> reporter: russian fighters jets flying around the city of hommes, moscow said it was targeting isil fighters in and around the central syrian city. press vladimir putin said that he was committed to helping his country's long-time ally defeat the group. >> translator: we will support the syrian army, only in its legitimate fight specifically

military to extend its mission in afghanistan >>> hello, i'm darren jordan, in doha with the world news. also ahead - the e.u. offers turkey more than 3 billion to deal with the flow of refugees into europe. >> >> free trade under communism - we visit a unique fair on the border between china and north korea >>> a sign of improving ties between washington and havana. an iconic cuban ban rocks the white house >>> the u.s. is shifting its policy in afghanistan. president obama says the war will not end before he leaves office, and that american soldiers will stay on until at least 2017. there are currently 9,800 american troops on the ground, training and advising the military. president obama hoped to withdraw all the troops, leaving 1,000 by the end of 2016. now more than 5,000 will stay on in the country. the president says the extension is necessary because of the fragile security situation. patty culhane reports from washington. >> reporter: it was the central foreign policy issue that helped president obama stand out from a group of candidates. he was opposed to the iraq war and vow

. >>> hello, i'm darren jordan live in doha. thousands flee their homes as a strong typhoon hits the philippines. and an election with no opposition. and refugees coming through eastern europe are trying to find a different route to safety after a new border closure in hungary. new security measures and checkpoint closures are not stopping the violence across israel and the occupied territories. four palestinians were killed and a fifth injured after alleged stabbings saturday. a palestinian was shot dead after allegedly attacking israeli forces. the city of hebron with three attacks. and. >> one of the landmarks of occupation, the crossing point. it's here where the body of a palestinian man lay. security forces say he was shot dead after trying to stab a bomb squad member carrying out explosives. this is disputed by some eyewitnesses who say the man didn't even have a knife. earlier in hebron the figure here in white has just shot dead a palestinian teenager. he's a jewish settler, and no attempt has been made to disarm him. s

military to extend its mission in afghanistan >>> hello, i'm darren jordan, in doha with the world news. also ahead - the e.u. offers turkey more than 3 billion to deal with the flow of refugees into europe. >> >> free trade under communism - we visit a unique fair on the border between china and north korea >>> a sign of improving

. ♪ ♪ >>> hello i am darren jordan in doha with the world news in al jazeera.jing says act with caution as a u.s. warship sails close to in the out china sea. >>> warning

i am darren jordan with the world news. also head.rom comedian to president, on his way to winning the election in guatemala. the syrian president said he is open to a political solution to end the war. there is a catch. >> at the century's old market in central baghdad where fathers & sons have for generations turned sheets of copper into works of art. comi coming up, find out why so few of the artisans remain. ♪ >> after a very contentious emergency submit, a new measure to help deal with europe's refugee crisis. humanitarian aid will be provided to thousands of asylum seekers. from that summit in brussels. >> every day counts. otherwise, we will soon see families in the cold rivers of the balkans perish miserably. chilling words from the chairman of the european commission at another meeting about the refugee crisis. a 17-point action plan was approved first and foremost, the delivery of humanitarian aid and the building of new shelters for the people seeking sanctuary inside the european union. >> the summit also agreed to speed u

. >> hello, i'm darren jordan live in doha. also ahead, thousands of people flee their homes as a strong typhoon hits the philippines. >>> refugees coming through eastern europe come to find a different route to safety after a border closure in hungary. and how technology companies are trying to get ahead in china where a third of the

hello i'm darren jordan in doha with the world news from al jazeera. a pregnant palestinian woman and child are killed, following clashes in the occupied territories. >>> guinea demonstrations have people worried. plus.

i am darren jordan in doha with the world news in al jazeera. more ahead. >> desperate scenes off of the coast of greece after a boat carrying more than 200 refugees, inc.. u.s. republican presidential hopeful trade blow ins their third televised debate. fifa said russia's right to host was decided before it went to a vote. >>> powers are heading to the austrian capitol. for the first time bashar al-assad's staunch supporter iran will take part. john kerry says the talks are for the best hope yet to chart a course out of what he called hell in syria. rossland jordan reports. >> reporter: elite iranian forces have been training, fighting, and dying alongside syrian troops since at least 2012. that's proof according to the obama administration that tehran is trying to keep bashar al-assad in power. but now, world leaders are about to meet in vienna in search of an end to the civil war and iran's foreign minister will be among them. the u.s. has finally agreed iran should be at the table. >> the challenge that we face in syria today is nothing less

. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, i am darren jordan in doha with the world news from al jazeera.o ahead. >> move, move, move, move. >> okay, okay. >> desperate scenes off the coast of greece after a boat carrying more than 200 refugees sinks. >>> the u.s. republican presidential hopefuls trade blows in their third televised debate. and bursting with life. why flowers have begun to bloom in a desert in chile. ♪ ♪ >>> world powerser heading to all industry an capital aimed at ending the syrian conflict. for the first time iran will take part. u.s. secretary of state john kerry said the talks are for the best hope yet to chart a course out of hell in syria. >> reporter: elite iranian forces have been training, fighting and dieing alongside syrian troops since at least 2012. that's proof, according to the obama administration, that teheran is trying to keep press bashar al-assad in power. but now, world leaders are about to meet in vienna in search of an end to the civil war. and iran's foreign minister mohamed gentleman receive will be among them. the u.s. has finally agreed iran sh

i'm darren jordan in doha with the world news from al jazeera. also ahead, ta tan tan

. >>> hello, i'm darren jordan live in doha. thousands flee their homes as a strong typhoon hits the philippines. and an election with no opposition. and refugees coming through eastern europe are trying to find a different route to safety after a new border closure in

i am darren jordan with the world news. also head.rom comedian to president, on his way to winning the election in guatemala. the syrian president said he is open to a political solution to end the war. there is a catch. >> at the century's old market in central baghdad where fathers & sons have for generations turned she o

. >> and could there be a connection between jordan wallace and darren wint?2006 wint lived in the same maryland apartment complex as wallace's father. >> i don't think that's a coincidence at all. i think that's very strong evidence that the two very likely ran into each other and knew each other. that very likely was the place where these two men first met. >> what's still not clear is if jordan wallace actually nifd in the same building as wint or just visited. and we found no other indication wint and wallace knew each other. >> i'd say five years the technology has been there especially in the electric ga carts. >> callous, a race car enthusiast, raced suspicions early on because investigators say he changed his story several times about the money drop. >> are these inconsistencies based on his being nervous with all of the story about quadruple homicide and him as the delivery person, does the excitement and the risk of his involvement in that case play with his memory? is it all innocent? >> have you seen this before in other cases? >> sure. sure. and i