hope you can join us then. @ >>> good to have you with us, da david foster. you are with al jazeera news. talking about all aspects of life. we are talking hazel nuts don't be surprised if they are not in your market this year. because of a freak storm in turkey, wiping out most of the harvest. >> reporter: it's crunch time for this hazel nut farmer, his crop down 90%, a scenario repeated across the province. at best, they'll earn $2,700 profit for 12 months work. >> translation: we need to continue and increase the government subsidies so the farmers could survive the winter. otherwise there'll be an exodus from the region, and that will have a negative impact on the local and national economy. >> much of the hazel flowers were killed off. now, with the harvest, is the scale of the loss clear. turkey's hazel nut tradegroup says the harvest has been all but wiped out. 70% of the world's hazel nuts come from the black see region. >> it's hard vest time. there's no crop. few hazel nuts mean a jar like this could be expensive. hazel nut trades is paying $2 a kil

. >>> hello, this is al jazeera, i'm david foster. in the next 30 minutes - 30 hikers feared dead near japan. after being discovered near the peak of a volcano, i.s.i.l. fighters targeted near a turkish town of syria. saudi arabia warns that the violence in yemen could threaten global security. houthi rebels occupy large parts of the capital. >>> hong kong police have fired tear gas on thousands of activists gathered in the financial center. this is the seventh day of protests. demonstrators holding rallies for the 2017 elections. beijing condemns illegal activities, undermining social stability, and the leading politician says why election reforms will be reconsidered. he didn't say when or how. let's go to scott heidler. you are pretty much on the edge of that we see there. the tear gas fired within the last hour. what is happening now? >> well just up the street from me here, this is one of several major intersections in the downtown part of hong kong, next to central. the government headquarters is behind us. what happened just be

. >>> hello from me, david foster. you are watching al jazeera live from doha. also in the next 30 minutes... >> we'll follow them to the gates of hell, until they are brought to justice. >>> united states will build a coalition to destroy the islamic state group, after the beheading of a second american journalist. >> west africa's ebola outbreak kills more than 400 people in a week. >>> and bad news perhaps for chocolate lovers. turkey's hazelnut crop has been devastated. we'll tell you why. >>> world leaders arrived in wales. tight security for a critical n.a.t.o. summit, and the crisis in ukraine will be among the important things they'll discuss. it's been described as the most significant meeting of the military alliances, the fall of the berlin wall. ukranian's president petro porashenko will be briefing world leaders on event in his country before the summit starts. more than 2,500 people have been killed in five months of fighting in the army and pro-russian rebels. we'll have paul brennan live from donetsk. my colleague craig bays our diplomatic editor

. >>> i'm david foster, you are watching al jazeera live from doha. also - the battle for tikrit and mosul. the islamic army ready to take on islamic state in these two cities. >>> a second journalist beheaded by the islamic state group. >>> problems facing somalia's army as it gains more territory from al-shabab fighters. >>> the ukranian president's petro porashenko's office says he has reached a deal with his russian opposite number vladimir putin, on a permanent ceasefire in the don bask region, it's been disputed saying russia is not a party to the matter, so there's no deal. the don bass region is a large wealthy part, where there has been a lot of fighting including donetsk and luhansk. what is doing on here. d don. >> i think a lot of people here are asking questions. the donetsk people's republic - we called them, they hadn't heard of it, and they were as confused as everyone else. what the president's office, president petro porashenko's office - he spoke to vladimir putin early on wednesday, and the two of them reached mutual agreement on a

david foster is next with another full bulletin of news. stay tuned. thanks for watching al jazeera. bifor now. -- by for now. edge of eighteen growing up fast... >> my quest is to find me, and me is not here... >> fighting for a better future >> if you gonna go to college, you gonna end up dead on the streets... >> life changing moments >> i had never been bullied, everyone hates me... >> from oscar winning director, alex gibney, a hard hitting look at the real issues facing american teens. the incredible journey continues... on the edge of eighteen only on all jazeera america >>> treated by i.s.i.l. 49 former hostages return home to turkey. >>> hello, i'm david foster, you're watching al jazeera also in the next 30 minutes - situation in yemen deteriorates further. doctors in sierra leone say the

i'm david foster and this is some of what we have coming up in the next 60 minutes.he cia reveals the islamic state group has three times as many fighters than was originally thought. >> mr. pistorius please stand up. >> the olympic athlete found guilty of manslaughter. >>> european union hits russia with new sanctions despite the despite the east fire in eastern ukraine. moscow says it will hit back. >>> and a giant fossil revealing a dinosaur that feasted of massive strashgs. >>> the cia says the islamic state group has far more figh r fighters than originally estimated. jamal looks how the group has been able to recruit so many men. >> reporter: they are well armed and well financed. rise to permanence after capturing several towns and cities across northern syria and iraq, but it is their brutality that has made team that notorious worldwide, and now the cia says the group known as the islamic state is growing. unofficially their numbers were estimated at around 10,000, but now the cia says more than 30,000 men could be fighting under their banner. there appears

i'm david foster, this is some of what we have coming up in the next 60 minutes.hree months into his presidency, egypt's leader forced to announce why they have suffered power cuts. >> we hear dozens have been killed in fighting to the north of the capital, we'll be live there. a prisoner swap in ukraine expected as a ceasefire in the east holds. you cranian -- ukranian authorities dispute this. >> i'm phil lavelle at the venice film festival. we are about to find out who has won the big prize, the golden lion, join us shortly as we go through the contenders. >>> he only took over the presidency in june. egypt's president has been forced to explain himself on television. they suffered a massive blackout on thursday morning in cairo, and protests quickly followed. here is some of what abdul fatah al-sisi had to say. >> translation: we should be aware that part of the crisis can't be remedied overnight. let me remind you of my contract. i said we, egyptians have insurmountable obstacles to overcome, and we can't do it without your support. >> let's get a point of vi

. >>> you are watching the al jazeera newshour with david foster, these are some of the sories we are covering in the course of the next 60 minutes. >> they are not muslims, they are monsters. >> britain's prime minister says the u.k. will hunt down the group calling itself the islamic state, after the murder of a british hostage. australia commit troops to the international coalition against i.s. >>> u.s. citizen sentenced to six years hard labour in north korea. >>> liberia's president sacks 10 government officials for refusing to come back to the country during the crisis. >> riding high - we are in columbia, looking for the secrets of big successes in cycling. >>> we cannot ignore the threat, we have to confront the menace. they were the words after the self-start, after the british hostage was murdered. david cameron said the u.k. would work with other countries to dismantle and destroy i.s. >> reporter: david haines, a father of two spend a decade carrying out humanitarian work around the world. he went to syria on behalf of a french charity, and was kidnapped and ended up in is

david foster is up next with a full bull tip of news. stay -- bulletin of news. stay tuned, thanks for watching. bye for now. >>> police confront pro-democracy defenders. the city leaders promise talks on electoral reforms. >>> hello, this is al jazeera, i'm david foster. in the next 30 minutes - 30 hikers feared dead near japan. after being discovered near the peak of a volcano, i.s.i.l. fighters targeted near a turkish town of syria. viudi arabia warns that the

my colleague david foster with another full bulletin of news. pass >>> ukraine's prime minister says vladimir putin wants to take over his country. >>> hello, i'm david foster, we are watching al jazeera live from doha. building the coalition against the islamic state group, the u.s. secretary of state is in egypt. revenge in iraq. shia militia accused of attacking sunnis in territory taken back from islamic state fighters. >> a different side of

britain's prime minister promises to hunt done his killers. >>> hello, i'm david foster.you are watching al jazeera. liberia's president sacks 10 government officials for refusing to come back to the country during the ebola crisis. >>> a u.s. citizen is sentenced to six years hard labour in north korea. and still undefeated, floyd mayweather wins again and says he's now

i'm david foster, you're watching al jazeera. also coming up in the next 30 minutes - afghanistan's rival presidential candidates sign a power sharing deal after months of bickering over election results. >>> publicity stunt

i'm david foster.tland have rejected the idea of independence, and chosen instead to stay with the united kingdom. 55% voted no to independence. scotland's prime minister accepting defeat, but calling on the national political parties to deliver on promises of greater powers for scotland. david cameron has promised to honor those commitments made during the campaign to hand over more powers. he has called the result a clear win, and said it is time to move forward together. >>> a three day nationwide shutdown is coming to sierra leone. people have been told to stay in doors as health workers look for victims of the ebola outbraek. >>> pakistan's government says this month's flooding will cost the economy about $15 billion. the flood waters have now reached this province, upstream, though, this punjab, 2.5 million people have been affected. nicole johnston reports. >> reporter: when the flood waters started to rise this family decided to stay put. now they are on a small island and out of food. the neig

. >>> hello, it's me, david foster, you are watching al jazeera life frve from doha. in the next 30 minutes, a video by the islamic state group appears to show the beheading of another american journalist. >> in pakistan - parliament reconvenes amid protest demanding the prime minister's resignation. >> winning the trust. we look at problems facing somalia's army, as it gains more territory from al-shabab fighters. . >> hello there. iraqi government officials are getting ready, they say to, launch an offensive on islamic state group fighters in two important cities, trying to reclaim tikrit and mosul using ground and air power. the is groups occupied the two cities since june of this year. iraqi government forces recaptured the town of amerli. we'll have a report in a few minutes. now live to baghdad, jane arraf joining us from there. we have the iraqi force, the kurdish forces backed up by the american air strikes. strategically, if the town is retaken, it would be important in the context of what is going on. >> incredibly important and difficult. i wouldn't claim v

i'm david foster, you're watching al jazeera. also coming up in the next 30 minutes - afghanistan's rival presidential candidates sign a power sharing deal after months of bickering over election results. >>> publicity stunt or public health necessity. volunteers defend sierra leone's ebola lockdown in its final day. >> you look at the smoke resulting from air strikes and you see shapes as well. >> we meet the artist whose art is inspired by the conflict in gaza. >>> a report has been reaching us at al jazeera of a huge explosion and smoke rising above a hospital in sanaa. there has been renewed fighting despite a deal reached by the government and shia houthi rebels on saturday. more from victoria gaetan by >> reporter: the u.n. brokered deal holds a promise of peace. many worry that it will not last. in the latest fighting between shia rebels and houthi forces will not inspire confidence. it comes 24 hours after a peace process was announced. >> translation: after intense consultations with all political parties, including the

. >>> hello, i'm david foster. you are watching al jazeera. liberia's president sacks 10 government officials for refusing to come back to the country during the ebola crisis. >>> a u.s. citizen is sentenced to six years hard labour in north korea. and still undefeated, floyd mayweather wins again and says he's now ready for manny pacquiao. >>> the islamic state group is beheaded another hostage, this time 44-year-old aid worker david haines from the u.k. we'll have more on his killing in a moment. but let's bring you up to date with the political goings on in this. the secretary of state is in france where president francis hollande is holding a summit on monday. the aim is to coordinate 20 countries willing to fight islamic state. australia is sending fighter jets and 600 troops to the united arab emirates to help the international coalition. the islamic state has released a video, showing one of their men beheading the 44-year-old british father of two, david haines. he was kidnapped in syria last year, and the death follows the beheading o

. >>> i'm david foster and you are watching al jazeera live from doha. troubled findings - one in 10 girls have been raped or sexually abused by the age of 20, says the human rights watch. >> a syrian wedding is taking place at the venice film festival. it's not quite what it seems. find out shortly. >>> well, we begin in ukraine. the president petro porashenko says that a peace deal could be agreed to bring to an end months of fighting in the country. peace talks will be held in minsk in belarus, involving ukraine, russia and the pro-russian rebels. also will be members of the o.s.c.e. speaking on thursday, petro porashenko said he would order a ceasefire, hours from now, if the peace talks go ahead. harry fawcett is in mariupol. the advance from russia into that country appears to be going on. >> it is to be a ceasefire day. there's no sign of a ceasefire just yet. in the last few minutes we have heard more than a dozen shells landing around the eastern fringes at the city of mariupol, and spoke to locals who say shelling has been going on throughout t

you are watching al jazeera with me, david foster. these are the other stories we are covering in the next 30 minutes. no end yemen's intelligence chief attack a stand-off continues. continuing airstrikes against isil. a fresh assault against fightners syria.

. >>> warm welcome from me david foster to this al jazeera newshour. these are some of the stories we are covering in detail in the next 60 minutes. more fighting in yemen's capital puts a peace deal with houthi rebels in doubt. >>> afghanistan's election rival silent deal to form a unity government and end the dispute over who takes power. >> turkish security forces fire dear gas at protesters on the border with syria as thousands of kurds flee i.s.i.l. >>> and a publicity stunned on an exercise in public health. volunteers defend sierra leone's ebola lockdown, now in its final day. >>> well, we are expecting a peace deal to be signed in yemen any time now. it could avert the threat of all-out sectarian war. a rebellion by houthi tribes me in the north reached the capital. the fighting continued on sunday, putting the peace deal in jeopardy. >> yemen's fruiting facts gree on a deal. will it -- agree on a deal. will it hold. the united nations brokered agreement comes after weeks of violence and fierce fighting in sanaa, between the army and the shia r

. >>> hello, i'm david foster, we are watching al jazeera live from doha. building the coalition against the islamic state group, the u.s. secretary of state is in egypt. revenge in iraq. shia militia accused of attacking sunnis in territory taken back from islamic state fighters. >> a different side of silicon vall valley. the homeless people taking shelter in the lapped of thest tech giants. >>> there is supposed to be a ceasefire in ukraine. in the last few hours, the airport in donetsk, in the east, has been under attack. ukraine's prime minister has been saying the country is in a state of war. arseniy yatsenyuk warned that the russian president, vladimir putin, wants to take over ukraine and recreate the soviet union. let's go live now. robyn, the airport attacked. what do you know about what is happening right now. >> well, david, have been hearing the ominous and continuous rum blengs of disc and artillery fire and explosions within the vicinity of the airport, a few kilometres up the road from where i'm standing to the north-west of the city. the a

(technical difficulties) (no audio) >>> good to have your company, i'm david foster, you are watching al jazeera. australia's president petro porashenko says he has reached an agreement with vladimir putin. the spoebs person said one of men agreed on steps towards peace. russia can't be a part of the truce. president obama condemned the killing of islamic journalist steven sotloff. the killing follows the death of journalist james foley. as people in the iraqi town of amerli celebrate its recapture by government force, the military says it's getting ready to recapture the city. the national army backed by airpower is getting ready to take -- tikrit from -- take back tich riment. >>> let's return to a top story. in the in the few weeks the fighting has been creeping closer to the border. we go to peter sharp across the border. >> reporter: it is perfect tank country - flat and featureless. this long stretch of agricultural land along the russian border is a barely concealed staging post for the thousands of troops that n.a.t.o. said has been deployed here. russia donetsk with its stunn

. >>> you join us for the al jazeera nouri al-maliki, i'm david foster, and this is some of what we are looking at in the next 60 minutes. police in hong kong used tear gas on pro-democracy protesters in the city's financial sector. coalition air strikes target i.s.i.l. fighters surrounding a kurdish town in syria. >>> the violence in yemen could threaten global security as houthi rebels occupy large parts of the capital. >>> 30 hikers feared dead in japan after being found near the peak of an erupting volcano. >>> police in hong kong fired tear gas at thousands of pro-democracy demonstrators, but they have not been able to stop the protests. now going on for a week. the activists say they are furious at the chinese government's decision to handpick candidates for the 2017 elections. beijing condemned the demonstration and caused them illegal. kayla mcbride has more from hong kong. >>> as more police reinforcements arrived it was cheer they were hopelessly outnumbered by demonstrators. a crush of people tried to find their way back into the site blocked. umbrellas went up to block the p

i'm david foster and these are some of the stories we have coming up in the next 60 minut minutes. >> ukraine's prime minister said that vladimir putin wants to take over his country. >>> and shelling in the east of ukraine for control of donetsk airport. >>> building a coalition against the islamic state. >>> thousands are still trapped and in danger. coulcould these cars be the future of formula one? >> well, there is supposed to be a cease-fire in ukraine, but in the course of the last few hours the airport in donetsk in the east of the country has been under attack. ukraine's prime minister said his country is still in a state of war. the warning that russian president vladimir putin, in his opinion, wants to take over the ukraine and recreate the soviet union. you're talking about hearing shelling at the airport, robert s that still going on? >> for now there appears to be a bit of a lull. some of that consistent heavy artillery sounds coming from the airport have subsided. actually what i can hear now in the background are the bells of donetsk cathedral, which is a more plenty s

. >> thank you very much, david foster, the ryder cup gets under way on friday in glen eagles in scotlande u.s. team led by captain tom watson flew in on monday. they look to regain the trophy they lost in 2008. however they haven't won a ryder cup away from home since 19 the 3. >> on paper everyone thinks the europeans are the favorites, and rightfully so. they have great players on the team. they are not to be taken but very seriously about our team. but i can assure you that the team is here to win. they think they can win and i believe our team can win. >> we're confident. we have a very strong team. it's a very strong american team. they will be well-led. wthey have all had very good season. this is what makes the ryder cup so great. >> ni co rosberg has called the season the worse so far. he has had to watch his teammates louis hamilton to take it from start to finish. the britain leads the drivers championship by three points. barcelona has maintained their perfect start to the spanish league season making it four wins of four. their latest victims, sporting a similar looking kit t

. ♪ and a warm welcome to the al jazeera news hour, i'm david foster and this is what we have coming 60 minutes. >> if we agree the united kingdom will contribute 3500 personnel to the force. >> the britain prime minister says it's time to ramp up their alliances capabilities. hundreds of thousands of indians jailed without trial now have hope of being released thanks to the

. >>> hello from me, david foster. you are watching al jazeera live from doha. also in the next 30 minutes... >> we'll follow them to the gates of hell, until they are brought to justice. >>> united states will build a coalition to destroy the islamic state group, after the beheading of a second american journalist. >>es

. ♪ >>> and a warm welcome from me david foster, you are watching the al jazeera news hour.n the next 60 minutes, taking the battle to isil, the iraqi army says it has made strategic gains against the armed group. and yet isil still advancing towards the syrian city of kobani, raising concern in neighboring turkey. afghanistan reaches an agreement that will keep u.s. troops in the country. and protests still spreading in hong kong. and we'll be looking at an effort to save nigeria's drill monkeys with a report that half of the population has disappeared. ♪ >>> two months ago, iraqi forces were caught very much by surprise when a large part of their country was overrun. now they say they are fighting back against isil, and having some success. significant gains the army says have been made against the fighters against the islamic state of iraq and the levant. iraqi soldiers claim to have recaptured 16 villages east of the capitol, bagdad. more than 100 isil fighters were reportedly killed. now almost all of the province is back under their control. in anbar province, fronts a

a full bulletin of news is ahead with david foster. all the latest on the oscar pistorius verdict under way in south africa. stay tuned. thanks for watching. >> the boing 787, >> the dream-liner is the plane of the future. >> an all new airplane in a once in a generation achievement of human ingenuity. >> but al jazeera discovers a dark side. >> three years late... fleet grounding... fires on the airplane... >> they're short changing the engineering process... >> we go undercover on the factory floor... al jazeera investigates the boing 787 watch online now >> i will not hesitate to take action against isil in syria or iraq. >> president's plan to deal with the is state group including potential airstrikes within syria. we have reaction from around the world. >> the nfl calling on the head of the f.b.i. to investigate allegations that the league had that ray race video months before it

. >>> i'm david foster and you are watching al jazeera live from doha.ndings - one in 10 girls have been raped or

i'm david foster, this is some of what we have coming up in the next 60 minutes.hree months into his presidency, egypt's leader forced to announce why they have suffered power cuts. >> we hear dozens have been killed in fighting to the north of the capital, we'll be live there. a prisoner swap in ukraine expected as a ceasefire in the

i'm david foster, and this is something of what we have coming up in the next 60 minutes. >> russia is attacking ukraine. >> the head of n.a.t.o. calls it the most important summit since the end of the cold war. >> president obama heading the list of about 20 world leaders attending this summit. i bring you all the latest. >> we'llol

. >>> hello, it's me, david foster, you are watching al jazeera life frve from doha.the next 30 minutes, a video by the islamic state group appears to show the beheading of another american journalist. >> in pakistan - parliament reconvenes amid protest demanding the prime minister's resignatio

my colleague david foster will be up next, with another full bulletin of news, before i go a quick reminderup to date with all the news on our website, all the latest on the student-led protest in hong kong on the screen on al jazeera.com, that is al jazeera.com and stay tuned and thanks for watching. good-bye for now. ♪ >> consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the growing controversy. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> real perspective, consider this on al jazeera america >> new airstrikes overnight against isil tarts in syria as president obama admitting the u.s. underestimated the rise of the group and its threat. >> thousands of travelers stranded in chicago, massive flight cancellations after a fire set on purpose shuts down america's busiest airport. the progress being made to get things back on track. >> a desperate search for survivors, after aol

. >>> that is it for me and stay with us here on al jazeera, my colleague david foster is up next, withlletin of news, stay tuned and thanks for watching al jazeera. ♪ >> on the stream, >> america's veterans are dying at an alarming rates of accidental overdoses of prescription drugs, given to them by the military. candid conversation on the stream... >> the stream, on al jazeera america >> we have chosen unity over division, a positive change rather than needless separation. >> the results are in, voters in scotland saying no to independence. this morning, the reaction and big changes in store for the united kingdom. >> a new tool and

stay with us here on al jazeera, my colleague david foster is up next, with another full bulletin of top of the hour and thanks for watching al jazeera and stay tuned and good-bye for now. >> an al jazeera america special report families torn apart, fleeing isil's brutality >> the refugees have flooded this small town... >> can they survive? don't miss primetime news on al jazeera america all this week >> the basics of the white house, locking the doors, having compartmental security appears to have failed, and it failed because of the human element. >> there are new details this morning about how far an armed intruder got inside the white house. it's not the first security breach at the presidential home. this morning, the head of the secret service faces tough questions on capitol hill. >> isil targets pounded with

my colleague david foster is up next, with another full bulletin of news at the top of the hour and thanksg al jazeera. stay tuned. good-bye for now. ♪ >> oscar winner alex gibney's edge of eighteen. an intimate look... >> ...wait...is that a camera? >> at the real issues facing american teens >> whoa...code red.... >> dreaming big... >> i gotta make it happen... and i'm gonna make it happen... >> choices made.... >> i'm gonna lose anything left that i have of the mexican culture... >> fighting for their future... >> it is imperative that i get into college... it's my last chance to get out of here... >> the incredible journey continues... on the edge of eighteen only on al jazeera america >> the u.s. increasing airstrikes on isil days before president obama goes to the u.n. seeking more help to destroy the group. >> new security plans for the white house, the secret service may want check points in public areas after u.s. veteran with a knife scaled the fence and made it to the front door. >> pennsylvania state police closing in on a sus o

. ♪ and a warm welcome to the al jazeera news hour, i'm david foster and this is what we have coming in the next 60 minutes. >> if we agree the united kingdom will contribute 3500 personnel to the force. >> the britain prime minister says it's time to ramp up their alliances capabilities. hundreds of thousands of indians jailed without trial now have hope of being released thanks to the supreme court. kurdish and iraqi forces press forward against the islamic state group in dekrete. >>> there is a syrian wedding taking place but it's not quite what it seems. find out why shortly. ♪ well, nato and ukraine is high on the nato agenda but alliance is looking at the rise of the islamic state group which is taking control of large swathes of iraq and the crisis on syria also on the minds of those in whales and learning about the plan rapid reaction force aimed at deterring russian aggression and we want to hear from bill faucet in eastern ukraine but first we go to whales and we have the talk and idea and now we have those trying to put meat on the bones. >> absolutely, trying to come up w

. >>> i'm david foster, you are watching al jazeera live from doha.battle for tikrit and mosul. the islamic army ready to take on islamic state in these two cities. >>> a second

. >>> you join us for the al jazeera nouri al-maliki, i'm david foster, and this is some of what we are looking at in the next 60 minutes. police in hong kong used tear gas on pro-democracy protesters in the city's financial sector. coalition air strikes target i.s.i.l. fighters surrounding a kurdish town in syria. >>> the violence in

. >>> warm welcome from me david foster to this al jazeera newshour. these are some of the stories we are covering in detail in the next 60 minutes. more fighting in yemen's capital puts a peace deal with houthi rebels in doubt. >>> afghanistan's election rival silent deal to form a

. >>> you are watching the al jazeera newshour with david foster, these are some of the sories we areering in the course of the next 60 minutes. >> they are not muslims, they are monsters. >> britain's prime minister says the u.k. will hunt down the group calling itself the islamic state, after the murder of a british hostage. australia commit troops to the international coalition against i.s. >>> u.s. citizen sentenced to

. >>> hello, i'm david foster, you're watching al jazeera also in the next 30 minutes - situation in yemen deteriorates further. doctors in sierra leone say they don't have enough staff to identify ebola victims, as the nation-wide lock down continues. plus - 200,000 forced to flee their homes from a major storm in the philippines. >>> hello there. 49 turkish citizens held in iraq by the islamic state of iraq and levant, i.s.i.l., have been freed. turkey denied paying a ransom to secure their freedom. they were flown na apping carra from southern -- flown in to ang carra using the prime minister's plane. imran khan has more from baghdad. >> reporter: the former hostages arrived in ankara where they left from a turkish border town near syria. also on the plane, the turkish prime minister. he said it was a preplanned intelligence-led operation. many wonder whether a ransom was paid to get the 49 hostages out of i.s.i.l.-held territory. the turkish government claimed they didn't way ransoms. they knew where the host iments were and now they changed locations and said there were a number

i'm david foster and this is some of what we have coming up in the next 60 minutes.he cia reveals the islamic state group has three times as many fighters than was originally thought. >> mr. pistorius please stand up. >> the olympic athlete found guilty of manslaughter. >>> european union hits russia with newan

. ♪ >>> and a warm welcome from me david foster, you are watching the al jazeera news hour.n the next 60 minutes, taking the battle to isil, the iraqi army says it has made strategic gains against the armed group. and yet isil still advancing towards the syrian city of

i'm david foster, and this is some of what we have coming up in the next 60 minutes.ry for the campaign to keep the u.k. united. >> the people of scotland have spoken a

you are watching al jazeera with me, david foster. these are the other stories we are covering in the next 30 minutes. no end yemen's intelligence chief attack a stand-off continues. continuing airstrikes against isil. a fresh assault against fightners syria. democracy stand-off, dozens of students protesters are arresting after trying to storm the government's headquarters. >> a verdict in the trial of it hose any bubaric. a packed court was expecting a ruling on charges related to the murders of protesters in the between uprising. instead, the judge surprised the courtroom by announcing that he needs more time to consider his decision. osama binj.aba reports. >> the man who led e for dick aids, for the death of peaceful protesters, abuse of power and profiteering. but it's been postponed until next month. >> translator: the court has decided to postpone the case to the 29ths of november. >> the documentary was shown in court which highlighted the 160,000 pages the prosecution has to go through. mubarak, former interior ministry, six

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