. >> reporter: another referendum on the president ergodan. one of his chief advisers say the results are proof that people fail to understand turkey's politics. >> president ergodan is a strong figure. he has provided leadership for this country for the last 13 years. most of his opponents have failed to heed his leadership in a proper way. they always try to reduce the tar kirk politics to just one more - turkish pot particulars. >> reporter: it was hoped to change to a presidential one. despite sunday's victory, it appears that those plans are now on hold. >> what is important right now is to reinvitalise the economy, deal with sashes such as war in syria, i.s.i.s., the pkk forrism. we have to deal with this immediately. >> reporter: is back to business as usual harp at the a.k. party headquarters. the task at hand now is to form a government and fill the political void that has destablised the country for the past five months > >>> interrnl observers said the pluckss were free and peaceful but criticised media restrictions up to the vote a

ergodan says the downing of the jet was justified. you're watching al jazeera. also ahead russian president vladimir putin insists his country did not violate turkish airspace and plans to suspend cooperation with ankara. a suicide bomber blew up a bus carrying presidential guards and a state of emergency has been declared. a protest in chicago after a

obama, the chief of nato and also different key players, but at the same time i think the president ergodan was saying if we had to do that act, we definitely are generally looking to in appeasement in the new future. he was referring to the fact that there needs to be a permanent solution to the crisis in syria. this is why he is floating the same idea of having a safe zone inside syria where refugees and rebel groups could converge to put an end to this ongoing crisis >>> it has to be in the immediate term about diffusing this problem at the moment because the long-term problem has been there for so long and will continue to be one suspects, but right now they have to make sure this doesn't turn into something more or worse. >> reporter: exactly. i think when you look at the media today, there are mixed reactions. pro government, media and also members of other parties say this is a legitimate act, the russians have to understand that turkey is a nation and their integrity has to be respected, its airspace should never be violated. but the problem we have at the time being is that we have

ergodan says the downing of the jet was justified. you're watching al jazeera. also ahead russian president vladimir putin insists his country did not violate turkish airspace and plans to suspend cooperation with ankara. a suicide bomber blew up a bus carrying presidential guards and a state of emergency has been declared. a protest in chicago after a police video is released showing a white officer killing a black teenager. russia says one of the pilots drowned by the turkey on tuesday is safe by being picked up by the syrian army. the other pilot is dead. meanwhile, the turkish president says he doesn't want it to isolate. turkey is saying the jet entered its space for 17 centers. it is also warning turkey of serious consequences. here is what turkish president erdogan said a short while ago >> translation: turkey is never on the side of tension or advocacy. -- we do not have any intention to escalate any situation. we are only defending our security >>> let's get more from the turkish/syrian border. what more have been hearing from the turkish side in the af

president ergodan has rebuffed accusations that his government is buying oil from i.s.i.l. he says i.s.i.l. controls syrian territories that are exporting oil into turkey. a lack of initiatives in poor communities in kenya makes it easy for young people to be recruited by criminal gangs or criminal organizations said the pope. at least one person has been killed after an attack on a shia muslim mosque in bangladesh. people say three others were injuries. it was the second time the shia community has been targeted recently. last month a shrine was bombed killing two people. despite a new round of peace talks, southern thailand continues to be flawinged by violence. armed muslim groups are fighting on buddist thailand. six and a half to thousand people have been killed are since 2004. >> reporter: walking into the mosque is painful for this woman. it is where her father and 31 others were killed by the army 11 years ago. the military say they were all separatist fighters. she says her father was innocent. >> translation: why wouldn't the army try to catch them alive. they wer