i'm david foster. and these are the global headlines. two of the world's biggest airlines have cancelled flights into baghdad after concerns over safety. two airlines were flight on and apparently hit at baghdad international airport. >>> greece's prime minister is expected to tell who he wants in his cabinet pretty soon. sworn in on monday and formed and alliance of the right wing party called the independent greeks. rogue agents were behind the killing of alberto nisman, before he was supposed to testify accusing the government of a coverup. >>> former cuban president fidel cast trow has broken his silence. here is gabriel elizondo. >> reporter: his estate, why don't you as you mentioned to students at the university of havana, this was unexpelled, unexpected, the announcement. and in the letter was not specifically about the talks. however, one paragraph at the end he gave what appeared to be a rather tepid endorsement of the talks. he did not trust united states but in the same sense he said he supports any sort of peaceful resolutio

i'm david foster. police are dealing with two hostage situations.hey surrounded the men suspected of killing 12 people at the charlie hebdo magazine. and in paris a gunman has taken hostages at a kosher supermarket. shots have been fired. >>> in other news a shock result in sri lanka's

live from doha i am david foster.o comping up in the next third minutes an enthusiastic welcome india's prime minister breaks with protocol to greet the u.s. president on the tarmac. japan says the isil video claiming to show the killing of a japanese hostage seems credible. >>> and ukraine's president says he will punish pro-russian rebels after a rocket kills third in the eastern city of mariupol. ♪ ♪ >>> and we begin in greece where voting is under way. the snap general election that could change the direction of the country sharply. opinion polls suggest the left wing party is ahead of the up one bent new democracy party. they say they will end austerity measures if it wins, al jazerra's steve is sue is live for us in agentathens the last election was about change, this seems to be about even bigger change, sue. >> reporter: gentlemen, very much so, david. it sounds like a 2-horse race with the two many parties looking at op it's accepted of the spectrum as to how to deal with the a stair tie measures in play due

i'm david foster. also, in the next 30 minutes india's prime minister breaking with protocol to greet president obama on the tarmac. >> i'm and

. >>> welcome from he david foster to this al jazeera newshour. these are some of the stories in the next 60 minutes. >>> young and old celebrate kurdish forces victory against i.s.i.l. in the syrian town of kobane >>> as the fight to cut the group's major points is in iraq. >> greece holds its first cabinet meeting. we go to athens for that >>> mexico's government says the students that went missing last sent are dead >>> >>> east germany's dark past - we tour around the headquarters of the secret police. >>> now, earlier on this week we heard the news that one japanese hostage held by i.s.i.l. in syria had been killed. video was released of another japanese hostage, alongside him, pleading for his life. his mother made an emotional plea. we are getting more from jordan from the foreign minister saying "you will hear good news. we have information that al-rishawi will be released within hours" that is a woman held since a failed bombing attempt. i.s.i.l. said if you release her, we may release some of those we hold hostage. we'll get news but jap

. ♪ >> you are watching al jazeera, i'm david foster and we have the very latest of what has been a dramaticew hours in france and ending in the deaths of a number of hostage takes. the french police killing the two brothers suspected to be the attackers of the magazine charlie hebdo. and police storming a supermarket where a man was holding a number of hostages. the hostage taker was killed along with a number of the hostages. ♪ >>> well that's the the -- headliner. the details involving these two incidents, first up the two brothers suspected of the attack on the satirical mag charlie hebdo have been killed in a gun fight with security forces. five people were then killed at a jewish supermarket at a place called porte de vincennes in the east of paris. >> reporter: french special forces moved in on sharif and said kouachi's position in dammartin at around 5:00 local time. distant camera positions picked up the sound of the assault. [ gunfire ] [ explosion ] >> reporter: wisps of smoke rose above the printing company where the two brothers had hulled up all day, and eyewitnesss saw ambulan

warm welcome from me, david foster. you're watching the news live from doha. enthusiastic welcome. india's prime minister breaking with protocol to greet the u.s. president on indian soil. >>> i.s.i.l. killing a japanese hostage seems credible. and. >> i'm andrew thomas, the most talked about museum in australia, a madonna montage and a machine that deaf defecates. wait until you see what's behind that. >> breaking news out of nigeria. there's been an attack by fighters in borno state. troops are currently fighting fighting fighting attackers in mandula. this is where boko haram have launched so knowledge assaults in the last 18 months. i would planning the finger of blame is pointing at them and tell us more about what you know so far. >> well that's why the nigerian military are saying that they have engaged boko haram fighters who attacked the capital city of borno state midugery, there is no precise number of boko haram fighters that have been engaged by nigerian fighters. this comes just 24 hours less than 24 hours since president goodluck jonathan visited there. parliamentary

. >> and a very warm welcome from me david foster to this al jazeera news hour. these are some of the stories that we're looking at in detail in the next 60 minutes. troops in the streets for the first time in decades after a number of raids. we have the latest from bruce he brussels. >> protesters in niger target churches and the police.

i'm david foster. also, in the next 30 minutes india's prime minister breaking with protocol to greet president obama on the tarmac. >> i'm andrew thomas. a most talked about art gallery in australia. if you think that is strange a madonna montage and a machine that defecates. the man behind the museum. >> well, starting in greece, where voting's underway in a snap general election that could change the direction of the country sharply. left wing syriza party says it will end austerity if it wins. a country in flux for next few years. let's hear from barnaby phillips. >> it's a tour of athens by foot but these people haven't come to see ancient ruins but instead modern buildings in derelict condition. unemployed and worried he'll soon lose his apartment. >> not only the people in the street in the bins or in the paper box to sleep. i am homeless also because i own very many rents to of my house so i live in fear that every day they knock ton door and say go out. >> some parts of ancient athens doesn't

live from doha i am david foster.ing up in the next third minutes an enthusiastic welcome india's prime minister breaks with protocol to greet the u.s. president on the tarmac. japan says the isil video claiming to show the killing of a japanese hostage seems credible.

you're watching al jazeera, i'm david foster. in the next 30 minutes - a tense moment. afghanistan's president waits for parliament. mexico's government - all 43 student who went missing last september have been killed. plus... >> in detroit, in the oldest hat store, you may have thought hats were dying off, thanks to movie and music, they are making a come back >>> syrian kurds have been returning to kobane and seeing what month of fighting house done to their homes and towns. kurdish forces announced they have pushed i.s.i.l. out. >> reporter: tentatively stepping outside. watched on by those who fought for their freedom. life is slowly returning to the streets of kobane. the v sign is for peace and victory. for tens of thousands that fled and are now returnable the road ahead is long. homes reduced to rubble and buildings destroyed. after four months of battle half of the city is gone. for residents in turkey getting home is not straightforward. some hoped to across the boarder on tuesday. it is officially closed turkish security pushed the group back. those in the t

i am david foster.oming up in the next 30 minutes here on al jazeera: libya's warring faxes declare a cease-fire but long-term peace talks remain uncertain. elderly and afraid but now free. about 200 members of the yazidis have been released by isil in northern iraq. an awesome site. celebrating mass with saint francis on the last day of his trip to the philippines. syria, several hezbollah fighters have been killed from an alleged attack by israeli air attacks today not fear from the border with lebanon. in beirut with more on this. tell us what you know. >> we are still getting information. the information we have is an israeli hedge staktdz the out outskirts of the town in southern syria on the border with israel. it's been confirmed by hezbollah that the son of imad mahari his name was jihad was killed in that attack. still trying to get more information. he is a field commander for hezbollah. more information still waiting dom through at this stage. the syrian observatory is saying that six pro-ass

i'm david foster. coming up in the next 30 minutes, malaysian authorities declare officially that the missing makes airlines flight mh370 crashed because of an accident. >> an in quest into the australian calf fee sage reveals what happened as police moved in. >> on the tracks to recovery, thailand's ancient train getting an upgrade from china. >> definiteliments after a slow day on negotiations to free two hostages held by the islamic state of iraq and the levant. jordan will not be going ahead with a prisoner swap, isil wanting a woman on death row in jordan unless they know a jordanian pilot is still alive who was captured some months ago. within the last hour, jordan's information minister spoke to journalists. >> jordan is willing to exchange the prisoner with the captured pilot. at this point we want to emphasize that we have asked for proof of life from daish and we have not received anything as of yet. we need a proof of life so we can proceed with what we announced yesterday rewarding the exch

warm welcome from me, david foster. you're watching the news live from doha. enthusiastic welcome.'s prime minister breaking with protocol to greet the u.s. president on indian soil. >>> i.s.i.l. killing a japanese hostage seems credible. and. >> i'm a

. >> a welcome from me david foster, thank you for joining us this news hour. these are the stories we're covering in detail over the next 60 minutes. in greece, people head to the polls to say yes or no to austerity. >>> and india's prime minister greets the u.s. president. >>> we look at the revolution that deposed hos

>>> you are watching al jazeera, i'm david foster. these are the latest developments out of france. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: french police killed the two brothers suspected of being the charlie hebdo attackers. and in the eastern suberb of paris, police storm a supermarket, killing a gunmen holding hostages. it is being reported that a number of hostages have died. ♪ >>> two incidents involving hostages in france have come to dramatic ends. this is dammartin about 40 kilometers north of paris, two gunmen killed in a gun fight with security forces. they were killed near the the -- the -- the -- airport. there were stun grenades. we heard the automatic fire there. it is thought that the one hostage being held there, managed to at least escape with his life and moments later at a kosher supermarket in porte de vincennes, an eastern suberb of paris also. simon mcgregor-wood has the latest both of those incidents. we'll go live in a moment but first this report from simon mcgregor-wood. unfortunately we don't have that report encapsulating

i am david foster.oming up in the next 30 minutes here on al jazeera: libya's warring faxes declare a cease-fire but long-term peace talks remain uncertain. elderly and afraid but now free. about 200 members of the yazidis have been released by isil in

letters, from mark twain, jack london and herman melville to william styron, joyce carol oates and david foster wallace. as the president and publisher of "harper's" for the last 31 years,john r. "rick" macarthur has been as ferocious a champion of democracy and journalism as any of those illustrious bylines that have appeared in its pages. i've never known him to pull his punches, whether he's writing in harper's, or in his newspaper columns, or in such books as "the selling of free trade," an expose of bipartisan collusion to enact nafta, the north american free trade agreement, and this one, "the outrageous barriers to democracy in america." macarthur's fierce arrows of outrage are aimed at both political parties, but recently he's been especially incensed by democrats for abandoning their progressive roots to serve wall street, k street, and crony capitalists. rick macarthur, welcome. >> thank you for having me, bill. >> you have opposed these so-called free trade agreements for as long as i have known you. why isn't anyone listening? >> well, because the big money doesn't want them to list

>> a welcome from me david foster, thank you for joining us this news hour. these are the stories we're covering in detail over the next 60 minutes. in greece, people head to the polls to say yes or no to austerity. >>> and india's prime minister greets the u.s. president. >>> we look at the revolution that deposed hosni mubarak. >> i'm andrew thomas and the most talked about art gallery in australia. if you think the exhibits are strange, a machine that deaf cates, wait until you hear about the story of the man who is behind the museum. >> well, it start starts in nigeria. there have been an taken in the borno state northeast of the country. let's go to our course upon correspondent. fill us in on what you know. >> reporter: well, the latest is coming out from the nigerian menster of defense. they tweeted there has been an meet curfew put in lace in maiduguri. this shows the extent of the attack by boko haram militant. we know so far that the attack went on after midnight and went on throughout the night. we engaged suspected boko haram fighters. what we don

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. >> and a very warm welcome from me david foster to this al jazeera news hour. these are some of the stories that we're looking at in detail in the next 60 minutes. troops in the streets for the first time in decades after a number of raids. we have the latest from bruce he brussels. >> protesters in niger target churches and the police. >> did israel commit war crimes in gaza. the icc agree to look at evidence presented by palestinians. >> we're in the netherlands where the researchers have created a potato that they say could feed millions around the world. >> it has not happened in 30 years, but belgium has deployed hundreds of troops to back up police in its cities. they're guarding several sites. earlier on belgium security forces took people into custody. much of europe is on high alert after gunmen have killed 13 people. >> it has been announced a level of security, and it has been announced for a week. and we will evaluate after the first week. that's one thing. second thing is that it has to be about support of police. it's not getting in place of the p

. >> you've been watching the al jazeera news hour with me, david foster. that's all for now.real reporting that brings you the world. >> this is a pretty dangerous trip. >> security in beirut is tight. >> more reporters. >> they don't have the resources to take the fight to al shabaab. >> more bureaus, more stories. >> this is where the typhoon came ashore. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> i'm ali velshi, the news has become this thing where you talk to experts about people and al jazeera has really tried to talk to people, about their stories. we are not meant to be your first choice for entertainment. we are ment to be your first >> high alert as the last suspect in the terrorist attacks remains at large. hello, you're watching al jazeera live from london. we're going to have more on that story, including new pictures are released showing the

you're watching al jazeera, i'm david foster. in the next 30 minutes - a tense moment.fghanistan's president waits for parliament. mexico's government - all 43 student who went missing last september have been killed. plus... >> in

i am david foster. it's time to go through the global head lines. six hezbollah fighters including a senior commander have been killed in syria after an attack alleged to have been called out by an iezzoi aircraft close to the border with lec non- israelis have yet to comment. >>> the information minister for cameroon told al jazeera boko hamar fighters from nigh year i can't have attacked dozens of people and burning down 80 houses. he told us at least three people were killed us ill fighters in northern iraq have released about 200 captives in the minority yazidi community. many are elderly and have been taken to hospital in erbil for check-ups. more on that allegeditsisi airstrike inside syria. rula amin is on the line for us capitol of jordan. these were not just any fighters for hezbollah, were they? rula? i am looking at the list of names. whoever carried out the attack new exactly what they were going to be done. >> yes. they were not just any fighters fighters. it was in syria. one fighter is 20 years old, but he is the son of a very senior

i'm david foster. coming up in the next 30 minutes, malaysian authorities declare officially that the missing makes airlines flight mh370 crashed because of an accident. >> an in quest into the australian calf fee sage reveals what happened as police moved in. >> on the tracks to recovery, thailand's

good checking with us, i'm david foster. also coming up in the next 30 minutes.w prime minister says it's unrealistic for greece to pay its debts in full. >>> rogue spice trying to your honor mine her and new york city is shut down by what

. >>> welcome from he david foster to this al jazeera newshour.se are some of the stories in the next 60 minutes. >>> young and old celebrate kurdish forces victory against i.s.i.l. in the syrian town of kobane >>> as the fight to cut the group's major points is in iraq. >> greec

. >>> you are watching al jazeera, i'm david foster. these are the latest developments out of france. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: french police killed the two brothers suspected of being the charlie hebdo attackers. and in the eastern suberb of paris, police storm a supermarket, killing a gunmen holding hostages. it is being reported that a number of hostages have died. ♪ >>> two incidents

. ♪ good to have you along for the al jazeera news hour i'm david foster and a taste for what we havethe next 60 minutes, airline suspend flights in and out of baghdad after a plane is hit by a bullet. confrontation or consillitary to the eu. argentina disbans the intelligence agency accusing spies of trying to

. ♪ good to have you along for the al jazeera news hour i'm david foster and a taste for what we havethe next 60 minutes, airline suspend flights in and out of baghdad after a plane is hit by a bullet. confrontation or consillitary to the eu. argentina disbans the intelligence agency accusing spies of trying to undermine her. new york city shut down as a massive snowstorm blows through the northeastern coast of the u.s. ♪ all foreign airlines to baghdad cancelled flights into the international airport and worried about security and a passenger plane operated by fly dubai was hit by bullets that came into land at baghdad's international airport, all the passengers getting off there and nobody was hurt just evidence of rifle fire as we bring in jane who is in baghdad. how on earth could this have happened jane at an airport that is supposed to be one of the most secure anywhere in the world? >> well david, we are told that it was actually sniper fire that happened in an area just adjacent to the baghdad airport. now the airport has been relatively calm. you will remember the early days

i'm david foster. police are dealing with two hostage situations.hey surrounded the men suspected of killing 12 people at the charlie hebdo magazine. and in paris a gunman has taken hostages at a kosher supermarket. shots have been fired. >>> in other news a shock result in sri lanka's election. the president has conceded defeat and this is the country's new leader. ♪ >>> right now french authorities are handling two major incidents involving hostages. police have surrounded the brothers that they suspect of attacking the charlie hebdo magazine in paris where they are aledged to have killed 12 people. they are believe to be in a print shop close to the country's biggest international airport. now authorities are dealing with a shooting at a kosher supermarket in porte de vincennes in paris east of the french capitol. we go first to our correspondent there who is rory challands who can bring us up to date. what do you know rory. >> reporter: well it's about 1:30 local time paris time the police are dealing with a second siege essentially in an easter

. >> reporter: the former dutch model and wife to david foster now opening up in a recent blog saying in early disease and have not been able to find my way back. i have lost the ability to read write or even watch tv." clearly frustrated yolanda explaining, "we still don't have proper diagnostic testing, a vaccine or a cure for lyme disease. something doesn't add up here." in 2014 we met her at her malibu mansion. >> i get emotional just thinking about it. just just you know how am i ever going to get out of this. >> reporter: each year 30,000 people in the u.s. are diagnosed with lyme disease. a bacterial infection transmitted by ticks. after a bite it can enterp the bloodstream attacking the skin joints and nervous system. >> it can be difficult to diagnose and the signs and symptoms can be pretty diverse and the treatment and management of lyme disease is medically controversial. >> reporter: and after feeling more like herself while filming this season of "housewives" her recent relapse has her vowing to find a cure telling andy cohen on "watch what happens live" it's her mission

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david vitter got to congress. the serving governor of louisiana mike foster was revealed by grand jury to buy david duke's racist mailing list of louisiana mote e voters for his lae la gubernatorial run. thavgs a big scandal in 1989. that was the same year as he was describing himself to roll call as somebody who agreed with david duke on all the issues, but who could do a bet erp job getting elected than david duke himself could. it's not like steve skalise dnt know who david duke was. and then three years later, he's speaking at david duke's group. and the republicans in congress have decided to let him be the guy who replaces eric canter in the house leadership because they say, oh, steve skalise probably just didn't know what he was doing. didn't know where he was. duke who? david what? steve skalise's most detailed explanation is that he was steeking about a tax brief. and the new reporting today, from the guy in lae louisiana who initially wrote that story, his reporting today is that steve skalis about the tax plan, itself, makes no sense. he hadn't even been filed in the state legislature on the day that steve s

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prime minister david cameron from someone pretending to be one of the government's top spy chiefs. let's bring if max fosterlondon with details on the fake phone calls. it has to be asked, how does a home caller get through all the checks and balances and end up talking directly to the british prime minister? what security changes will loyal be made to ensure this does not happen again? >> reporter: we had the official line from downing street last night which is pretty much as you've described. some more details coming out to in the "sun" newspaper because the hoaxer involved actually ran up the "sun" newspaper between his calls to brag about it. "the sun" claims he was drunk, on cocaine. he thinks it's hilarious. the point being there's not a major sense of concern about security right now because it wasn't done by anyone who posed a threat. it was literally a joke a hoax. the fact it could happen is extraordinary. what "the sun" is saying is this this guy ran one of the three spy agencies pretending to be a downing street aide. asking for the director's mobile nmber. he received the mobile number and ran

david nicknamed him d.j. when d.j. was just a few months old, he had an episode of vomiting, seizures, and breathing problems while in foster care. d.j. was rushed to st. louis children's hospital. ironically, it was the hospital patricia planned to take ryan to before she got lost. doctors diagnosed d.j. with a very rare metabolic disorder called methylmalonic acidemia, or mma, which inhibits the body's ability to process food, especially proteins. it also produces toxins in the blood. to prosecutors, it was a startling development. they wondered if ryan stallings might have died of the same disease instead of ethylene glycol poisoning. >> we went back to square one, met again with all the doctors and said, look, something's not right here. matter of fact, released her from custody at that point on a recognizance bond, which is unheard of in a murder case. >> but the prosecution's medical experts did not believe that ryan died of mma. his blood has been tested at two independent laboratories. both found ethylene glycol in ryan's system. and the autopsy revealed calcium oxalate crystals in ryan's brian, consistent with ethy