i'm david foster. this is some of what we'll be looking at in detail in the next 60 minutes. a woman is stabbed in a bus stop in jerusalem despite security measures to stop such attacks. >>> soldiers use tear gas on palestinian procession after a funeral. >>> iran troops on the ground. >> i'm adrian brown in southeast china, a manufacturing hub where they prepare for christmas all the year round. but orders are down and it's not just china's slowing economy that is to blame. >> i'm robin adams with the sport. we have tokyo 2020 games in the spotlight. and more on football's governing board. >> despite security measures being introduced by israel there is no let up. the latest just a few hours ago saw an israeli woman stabbed at jerusalem's main bus station. since the start of october, 32 palestinians and seven israelis have died in the violence. in the last hour the palestinian president called for its troops to step down and asked for the international community to step in and help. >> we are people who are asking for rights. we don't want aggression against our people. we'r

i am david foster. you are watching al jazeera live from london also in the next 30 minutes.our palestinians killed and isra israelis wounded from the occupied area. >> we are getting tear gassed. >> al jazeera correspond event

i'm david foster. this is some of what we'll be looking at in detail in the next 60 minutes. a woman is stabbed in a bus stop in jerusalem despite security measures to stop such attacks. >>> soldiers use tear gas on palestinian

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you are watching al jazeera live from london with me david foster.in this program, the russian jets pounding positions in syria, as reports emerge of iranian troops on the ground bolstering assad's forces. >>> taking to the streets of south africa,

you are watching al jazeera, live from london with me david foster. the u.s.s takenly hit a hospital in afghanistan. doctors without borders says it's a war crime. >>> best bank protests against israeli security forces. the palestinian president says he does not wan the violenceo

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. >> i'm david foster, you're watching al jazeera live from london. coming up in the next 30 minutes. grief of relatives as a 13-year-old palestinian boy shot dead during fighting with israeli security forces in the occupied west bank. >>> the controversial tran transpacific trade deal which effects 40% of the world's economy. and the u.s. says afghan forces called in the airstrikes that led to the deaths of 22 people of a medical clinic in kunduz. nato is calling on russia to cease its use of air space. it has told russia to stop attacking opposition groups in syria. u.s. secretary of state john kerry warned that it risks escalating the situation in the syrian crisis. >> what we have received from russia this morning is that this was a mistake that they respect turkey's borders and this will not happen again. turkey's rule of engagement apply to all planes. turkey arm forces are clearly instructed. >> the turkish prime minister has been told by the russians this was a mistake. it's not going to happen again. but we're not hearing anything officially,

i'm david foster. this is what we're looking at in detail over the next 60 minutes. [ gunfire ] another day of violence and bloodshed in israel and five palestinians killed on scene. the u.s. and russia agree to rules and restrictions to prevent accidents between warplanes over syria

david foster is going to take you through the next couple of hours here. he'll have all the latest. please stay with al jazeera. fight against i.s.i.l., russia says it could use its air power of u.s. backed fighters in syria. ♪ good to have your company and watching al jazeera live from london with me david foster and coming up, in the program there are fears of flooding after mexico's pacific coast is hit by the strongest ever hurricane. the vice president of the maldives arrested and accused of a bomb on the president's boat last month,

. >> this is the al jazeera newshour, good to have you along, i'm david foster. this is some of what we're looking at in detail in the next 60 minutes. croatia opens its border with serbia as the balkan states struggle with thousands of new refugees. >>> investigation into the death of an eritrean migrant shot in the case of mistaken identity

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i'm david foster. the air strike on a medical clinic in afghanistan killed 22 people. 22-year-old palestinian boy shot dead during

. >> good to have your company for this al jazeera newshour, i'm david foster at al jazeera's london studios. here's what we're seeing in the next 60 minutes. a family in morning after a 13-year-old palestinian boy is shot dead. israeli's prime minister says he's using an iron fist after the death of the israelis. >>> nato calls on russia to keep its planes out of turkey's air space.

good to have you with us, i'm david foster, it's al jazeera live from london. death of an eritrean migrant who was shot in the case of mistaken identity. >>> eight people killed in the lebanese border with syria. >>> northwestern philippines, tens of thousands have lost their homes because of the typhoon.more an more refugees trying to make to it northern urine face being stranded in transit countries in poor conditions. as winter and the poor weather approach. in the last few hours croatia has reopened its border with serbia. slovenia slovenia which trying e number of refugees, and u.n. refugee agency warned that more than 10,000 people most of them syrian are trapped in serbia. helping to maim their way eventually to germany, emma hayward records. >> against the driving rain and cold they waited and waited with little or no protection against the elements. some had been here all night, heaping to croshoping to cross r between serbia and croatia. >> we don't have any more rain coats, as you can see, children of ten days old, hypotherm yah . the cn conditions s

. ♪ >> i'm david foster. also coming up in the next 30 minutes.hurricane patricia, mexico braces itself for the biggest storm ever in the western misfear. >>> 10s of thousands pray at the

warm welcome from me, david foster, to the next 60 minutes. these are some of the stories we'll be studying in detail. as russian air strikes continue in syria, moscow denies that civilians have been caught in the cross fire. >> i am prepared to immediately, immediately resume direct peace negotiations with the palestinian authority without any preconditions whatsoever.

you're watching ajam live from london with me, david foster. also, a change of strategy. the pentagon giving up on a new syrian rebel course. >> these groups have no respect. >> the u.n. approves plans to give more power to european union nations to try to stop the people smuggling. >> we're on the border of north korea and china trying to find out why a once strong relationship is increasingly strained. >>> more than a week of violence in the occupied west bank in east jerusalem has spread to gaza where six palestinians palestinians were killed by israeli police. an israeli teenager and police officer died in separate attacks. we have updates in a moment. first, a report on the day's developments. >>reporter: protesters carry the injured to waiting ambulances. live ammunition was used by israeli citizens. from the watch towers snipers shout at youths. >> hundreds turned out to protest in gaza and there was further violence in the occupied west bank. tear gas was used against funeral protesters outside the city of ramalla. in a video released on social media shows the mom

. ♪ >>> very good to have your company for this al jazeera news hour live from london with me, david fosterok at the stories we'll cover in detail for the next 60 minutes. >>> police confront students in south africa as protesters force concessions from the president over tuition fees. >>> there's not many left of us here, so this is the last bus getting out of here. >> the

good to have you with us, i'm david foster, it's al jazeera live from london. death of an eritrean migrant who was shot in the case of mistaken identity. >>> eight people killed in the lebanese border with syria.

. >> i'm david foster. you are watching al jazeera live from london.oming up on this program, accusation of israelis using excessive force in the latest violence with the palestinians. the iraqi military says it has hit a convoy carrying the isil leader, abu bakr al baghdadi. the police shooting of the american 12-year-old rice was reasonable. >>> and code crackers or simply crackers. the puzzled that has the fbi looking for hidden messages. ♪ >> thousands mourn the death of the 95 that were killed in a bomb plast in ankara. there have been accusations that president erdogan is cracking down on kurdish groups to help him win an election. we report from ankara. >> with emotions as raw as the day was sad, the mourners waged in pride. mothers and aunts unable to believe and unwilling to accept their loved ones were gone. about to bury the bodies of those activists who were attacked even as they called for peace. the day after, people here in ankara are still stunned. thousands gathered, leftists, unionists and pro kurdish activists made up most of the cro

i'm david foster. the air strike on a medical clinic in afghanistan killed 22 people. 22-year-old palestinian boy shot dead during altercation with israeli security forces. >>> tape taptranspacific partne. >> after in kabul can bring us up to date. exactly what do you say? >> david i was speaking to a senior official at the time ministry of interior. he confirms to us that a suicide car bomber detonated his explosive in front of a house of a former governor for helmond province. there is another house also being targeted which belongs to an advisor to the president, but that will not be confirmed right now. we believe a number of attackers have intler entered these build, special forces have been brought to the area and the area has been cordoned off. taliban spokespersons have telegraphed us and claimed responsibility for that. the name of this attack is an important afghan intelligence office. we heard also from the people of the area and people who live in the vicinity that their glass he have been

i am david foster, you are watching al jazeera live from london, also coming up, the syrian army, launchr offensive north of the city of holmes. the e.u. deal that gives

i'm david foster, you are watching al jazeera live from london. also in the next 30 minutes . . .he syrian army launches a major offense north of the city of homs. >>> heads of states in brussels talking about the refugee crisis, the e.u. has a plan, but needs turkey to agree. >>> and why surviving snakebites may be more difficult in some parts of africa. ♪ >>> so the u.s. president barack obama has just announced a major shift in policy in afghanistan, staying more troops will now stay on the ground there through 2017. mr. obama says afghan forces are doing relatively well, but they are not strong enough. there are currently 9,800 u.s. troops in afghanistan. most were to be withdrawn by the end of next year, this u.s. now expected to keep 5,500 troops in the country when mr. obama leaves office in 2017. military leaders have been pushing for more u.s. support especially after taliban fighters captured kunduz city. obama saying the only way to withdrawal fully is through lasting peace. >> i do not support the idea of endless war, and i have repeatedly argued against marching into

you are watching al jazeera, live from london with me david foster. the u.s.ays it miss takenly hit a hospital in afghanistan. doctors without borders says it's a war crime. >>> best bank protests against israeli security forces. the palestinian president says he does not wan the violence to get worst. >>> and the former president of the u.n. general assembly is among six people charged with corruption by the united states. ♪ >>> the islamic state of iraq and the levant has claimed responsibility for two attacks in the yemeni city of aden that have killed at least 15 people. a hotel used by the government and a villa occupied by coalition forces were hit. among them soldiers from the united arab 'em rate. hashem ahelbarra reports. >> reporter: these are the four suicide bombers isil says were behind the attacks. they drove cars packed with explosives into a hotel where government leaders have based their headquarters. this is the moment the hotel was hit. a compound used by soldiers from the united arab emirates was also targeted. >> translator: i heard huge e

i am david foster, you are watching al jazeera live from london, also coming up, the syrian army, launch as major offensive north of the city of holmes. the e.u. deal that gives millions of dollars to help the flow of refugees into europe. where in the u. the race is on to save or cad. >> a major shift in policy in afghanistan, saying that more troops will remain on the ground through 2017. president obama says afghan forces are doing well, but still aren't strong enough. and there are currently 9,800 u.s. troops in after dan stan, and most of those are to be withdrawn. the u.s. expects to keep 5.5000 troops in the country even after obama leaves office in 2017 p. and they will focus as they do now on counter terrorism, and training forces. military leaders have been pushing for more u.s. support especially after taliban fighters captured kunduz city and held it for three days. the security situation well it is still fragile according to him, and the only way to achieve the full withdrawal is through a lasting peace settlement with the taliban. >> i do not support the idea of end less wa

you are watching al jazeera live from london with me david foster.lso coming up in this program, the russian jets pounding positions in syria, as reports emerge of iranian troops on the ground bolstering assad's forces. >>> taking to the streets of south africa, protesters call for an end to corruption. >>> i'm in southeast china, a manufacturing hub where they prepare for christmas all year round. but orders are down, and it's not just china's slowing economy that is to blame. ♪ >>> one palestinian man has been shot dead in jerusalem. police say he tried to stab soldiers at one of the old city gates. since the start of october, 31 palestinians and 7 israelis have died in the latest violence. israel's brought in new restrictions to combat a wave of knife attacks. a number of israeli soldiers have been deployed across the country and reservists have been called up. the israeli prime minister benjamin netenyahu has threatened to revoke residency rights of palestinians, and to demolish the homes of those who carry out attacks. hundreds of palestinians h

i am david foster. you are watching al jazeera live from london also in the next 30 minutes.our palestinians killed and isra israelis wounded from the occupied area. >> we are getting tear gassed. >> al jazeera correspond event tear gassed by israeli forces during a live report. celebrations and a show of force as north korea's leader says it is ready to defend itself against the u.s. the ruling party sell braces its 70th anniversary. the brazilian hararri international street carnival. >>> two suicide bombers are thought to be behind two deadly explosions targeting a peace rally in ankara at least 86 people died. more than 180 were hurt when the bombs went off near the city's train station. turkey's government is treating it, it says, as a terror attack and has announced three days of official mourning. pro-kurdib known as the hdp said the blasts specifically targeted its members who were taking part in that peace rally. jamal alshayal reports. >> calls for peace drowned by explosions. this was the moment a bomb targeted a peace rally in ankara. death and chaos ensued. this

i'm david foster. there is desperation for the people of taiz in yemen pinned down by fighting and running ever shorter of food and medicine. >> indonesia orders the removal of young children from areas covered by toxic smoke frock forest fires. >> i'm in australia at a word famous landmark and for aboriginal people, a sacred site. when tourists climb is, they're insulted, so why are people still trekking up. >> right now and probably later into the night, leaders from across europe are meeting to try to work out what they hope will be a unified response to the refugee crise. almost 700,000 people arrived in europe so far this year, many of them through syria. the pressure's been on for sometime now to find a lasting solution before winter. this summit in brussels brings together leaders from these countries, which are on the front line of the crisis. so far, these nation from germany down to southern greece have failed to come up with any kind of common agreement on what to do. here at al jazeera, we'

i'm david foster. there is desperation for the people of taiz in yemen pinned down by fighting and running ever shorter of food and medicine. >> indonesia orders the removal of young children

. ♪ >> i'm david foster. also coming up in the next 30 minutes.ing hurricane patricia, mexico braces itself for the biggest storm ever in the western misfear. >>> 10s of thousands pray at the al-aqsa mosque. >>> and the ultimate gastromonic experience at a museum. >>> south africa's president says he will freeze a rise in fees proposed for university students next year. [ explosion ] >> a massive demonstration in the city of pretoria by thousands of university students who opposed any increase. they had tried to storm the seat of government but were held back by riot police who fired stun grenades and used water cannon. our correspondent sent this. >> reporter: these protests specifically where we are now have been going on for eight days, and that would explain why students are becoming increasingly impairment. they are due to begin exams next week. they say they can't do that if they don't have any answer as to what will happen with these fee increases. they of course demanding that fees not be increased at all. ultimately wanting government to

david foster knack scoring his second of the year. bret conley is starting to heat up with goals in back-to-back games. >> i think it was just playing a little more -- playing harder. i was more engaged on the play. thought my linemates were good both games. and before birgie, two guys that are -- very hard on pucks and they're determined to get it back. and two guys that complement me very well. >>> after practice, the team heading to the sea port world trade center. the bruins unveiling some sweaters. take a look at them. going with the threeback look with montreal at gillette stadium. big z doing his best zoo lander impression showing off the modeling skills and the new look for boston. >> very simple. bu right to the point. lime cam said, this is full up on the very first jersey from 1924. always the colors are the current colors. but the crest is basically what it was. right from the first time the bruins started playing. and so it's so much history and so much -- you know, proud and passion in that jersey, that you know, makes i

. ♪ i'm david foster and you are watching al jazeera live from london and good to have your company andn the next 30 minutes fears of flooding after the pacific coast is hit by the strongest ever hurricane. vice president in the maldives arrested and accused of an attack on the president's boat last month and tanzania president campaigns with the man he hopes will succeed him and look at her record in power. ♪ there are signs small ones but signs nonetheless of a diplomatic shift over the war in syria, russia's foreign minister says moscow is ready to provide support to the free syrian army in its fight against aisle, until now russia referred to all groups fighting president assad as terrorists. moscow says it also has been in talks with the u.s. about launching a new political process between syria's government and the opposition. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry on the visit to saudi arabia where he will meet the country's foreign minister for talks on syria but whatever is being said diplomatically russia is still pursuing a very different military campaign from the u.s. in sy

. ♪ good to have your company and watching al jazeera live from london with me david foster and comingp, in the program there are fears of flooding after mexico's pacific coast is hit by the strongest ever hurricane. the vice president of the maldives arrested and accused of a bomb on the president's boat last month, tanzania campaigns regarding his record in power. ♪ well, there are signs just signs perhaps of a diplomatic shift over the war this syria, russia's foreign minister says moscow is now ready to provide air support to the free syrian army and its battle against i.s.i.l. before this russia has referred to all group fighting president assad as terrorists. moscow says it has been in talks with the u.s. about launching a new political process between syria government and opposition. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry who is in saudi arabia with who will meet the foreign minister for talks on syria is also getting involved in this stage but whatever is being said diplomatically russia is still pursuing a very different military strategy from the u.s. and syria. jamal reports

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thank you, andrea. >> great to have david foster way. what a way to start the week both yesterday and today with wonderful, wonderful soothing music. have a great day, everybody. >> live from wcvb tv channel 5, this is a newscenter 5 eye opener update. emily: good morning, i' m emily riemer. looking live over the city skyline. cindy: it is bright but cold. we are up to 42 in boston. still just 35 in beverly. mid to upper 50' s this afternoon. heavy rain is on the way and will get here late tomorrow into thursday morning. strong winds could allow for some minor coastal flooding late wednesday. emily: olessa stepanova is watching the commute. olessa: 93 northbound by 495 has an accident blocking el a lane. and delays as you travel the expressway north. minor delays on the green line. lives after a crash in oxford. police say the woman drifted over the center line before colliding with a cement truck yesterday. an 8-month-old is on life support. two popular fantasy sports sites are hit with another lawsuit. the new class-action lawsuit in w

thank you, andrea. >> great to have david foster here for the second morning if a way. what a way to start the week both yesterday and today with wonderful, wonderful soothing music. maria sixland paramedics will receive major support from city council. ththey not only secured five- yeareal with the city but also funding for a possible relocation to a permanent home the company that provides ambulance service sioux city and the surrounding area is currently looking at several locationons in sioux city. council member rhonda capron says the u-nanimous voteot onlnl benefits the ambulalae service but the city as a whwhe. "we approved the subsidy for the ambunce services for 75000 if they don't use it we get it back so it works out the best for all of us." said rhonda capron, city council member jessica rae: the companany is currently focusing on 3300 gordon drive or mercy medil center as relocation options . jessica let's eck in with for the weather. matt: the remnants of hurricane patricia are going to move northward today. this will spill about a tenth to a quarter of an

you're watching ajam live from london with me, david foster. also, a change of strategy. pentagon giving up on a new syrian rebel course. >> these groups have no respect. >> the u.n. approves plans to give more power to

i'm david foster. this is what we're looking at in detail over the next 60 minutes. [ gunfire ] another day of violence and bloodshed in israel and five palestinians killed on scene. the u.s. and russia agree to rules and restrictions to prevent accidents between warplanes over syria. also... >> the united kingdom marks a milestone in this unprecedented year of cooperation and friendship. >> a banquet fit for a queen and president as china's leader begins his u.k. visit. >> together again, korean families torn apart by war six decades ago rejoice in reopportunity. >> and fifa continues as planned. we have lee we willings with the latest on the emergency meeting of football as governing body. >> so the diplomatic campaign another one after all these years appears to be gathering steam trying to bring to an end the violence in the occupied west bank. on tuesday the anger spilled over once more protesters throwing stones in israeli forces in bethlehem, similar scenes, and near ramallah, and later developm