earlier two israelis were shot in hebron. they had been taken to hospital as authorities searched the area. hebron is also where israeli police shot an elderly palestinian woman at a petrol station on friday. she died in a jerusalem hospital and was merely trying to fill up her car. israeli police say she was trying to run over soldiers. >>> a 22-year-old palestinian man has been killed in fighting with israeli troops along the gaza border. he died from a single shot to the head. 30 other palestinian protesters were injured by live bullet rounds and tear gas. stephanie dekker has this update now from west jerusalem. >> reporter: there have been two separate incidents of shooting in and around the hebron area on friday night. the first one was sniper fire targeting jewish visitors to the cave of the mate i can't recollect. the army is looking for whoever carried that out. about an hour, hour and a half later, a drive-by shooting, one israeli seriously injured on the outskirts of hebron. this is an escalation. we don't often se

. >> the crowd of thousands shot dead after allegedly carrying out attacks in hebron. they were carried through the city streets on saturday with the flags of various political factions visible. >> i think what we're witness something a message to the world to israel, and to any palestinians who are still not convinced about national unity. >> the five were laid to rest after israel handed over their bodies in some cases weeks after they died. israel is still holding the bodies of two dozen palestinians killed this month after it said they had attacked israeli forces or civilians. >> so the five young people have been buried here in hebron but there are many other families across the occupied west bank still waiting for the bodies of their loved ones to be returned. that's continuing to be a source of anger for many palestinians. that anger erupted again with palestinians throwing rocks and israelis thro firing live bullets and using tear gas. >> every day we have three or four people being killed and no one is making a fuss. non-the factions. they're only making speec

it comes at the back of a lot of tensions in hebron itself. just yesterday some undercover police went into a hospital to capture a han they were looking for in the raid. they killed his cousin who happened to be there visiting. that angered a lot of palestinians living there, and then earlier today there were some clashes between young protesters and the israeli forces. one of the protesters died of his wounds later in the hospital. now, this keeps on going on a daily basis. >>> exactly five years to the day that sue chi was released from house arrest, myanmar official confirmed the landslide victory. the nld has taken 364 of parliament's 664 seats. that's well beyond the 329 required to secure a majority. remember, a quarter of those seats are reserved for the military and any change to the constitution requires 75% support in parliament. despite the majority, the nld can't actually make her president as the constitution bans anyone with a foreign spouse or children from that role. she declared she will lead the country i anyway acting above

two israelis were shot in hebron and taken to hospital. hebron is where jail police shot an elderly palestinian woman on friday at a petrol station. her family said she was merely trying to fill up her car. israeli police say she was trying to run over soldiers. >> israeli troops fight, troops on the gaza border died after a shot in the head. thirty others were injured by bullet rounds and tear gas. >> there have been two separate incidents of shooting in and around the hebron area friday night. the first was sniper fire targeting jewish visitors to the cave of the patriarchs, the mosque known to muslims, two young israelis injured in that attack. the army is looking for whoever carried that out. then about an hour and a half later, drive by shooting, one israeli seriously injured, this on the outskirts of hebron, this isen escalation. we don't often see incidents of shootings in the hebron area, palestinians shooting at israelis. however the other way, again another incident, a 72-year-old grandmother shot dead by the israeli security for

one israeli seriously injured in hebron. this is an escalation.e don't often see incident of shooting, palestinian shoots. however, the other way another incident at 72-year-old grandmother shot dead by the israeli security forces at a gas station just on the outskirts of hebron. her family told us she was simply trying to fill up her car with gas, but the israeli army said that she tried to ram her car into a group of soldiers. another incident on friday, an israeli man died east of ramallah. the attackers managed to get away. the israeli security forces are looking for him. so certainly an incredibly tense day. it just goes to show that even though over the last few days, some days without incidents then we see an escalation as we've had on this friday. very unpredictable, difficult to calm certainly, and we heard from the israeli chief of military intelligence, and we spoke with the cabinet earlier this week and he said there were three reasons request we have these tension. one is the al-aqsa mosque. and second, settlers killing a 18-month-old

and you say mentioned, the army said that this happened on a drive by shooting south of hebron outside a settlement, but on the outside of the city itself. it comes also back of 24 hours of tensions, raced tensions, because hebron is a volatile city on every given day. earlier there were clashes between palestinian news and israeli forces. we understand from medical source that is palestinian man, young man died of his wounds, that he had sustained earlier in the day. it just gives you an idea of the intensity of the violence in that city on a daily basis. >> hodor, thank you very much indeed. >> to myanmar where five years to the day since aung san suu kyi was released from house arrest, her opposition party has won the majority of seats in historic elections. suu kyi is due to meet important figures to discuss the transition of power. aung san suu kyi i guess national leader of democracy party with 239 seats, going control of parliament. the military will remain hugely influential. the constitution bars omalley from becoming president because she married a british citizen and her chi

emotions in the city of hebron are already very strained. last few weeks have been marked by protests and reprisal attacks from both sides. separating fact from opinions or even emotions isn't straightforward. news of the raid is spreading. there's been a somewhat muted response from the israeli side, although it has confirmed that the arrest did take place. >>> stay with us, if you care. coming up here on al jazeera, the international court put burundi's opposition to meet over fears that violence will spread. >>> and violence returning to the streets in athens, during the first general strike. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target. ♪ >>> you are with us here on al jazeera, these are the global headlines. massive offensive has been launched to retake the strategically important iraqi town of sinjar from isil forces. >>> a summit between european and

a man was killed and two israelis were shot dead in hebron. >>reporter: emergency medical services confirmed two israelis were killed, a man in his 40s and his 18-year-old son. they were traveling in a van south of hebron near a jewish settlement. adooreding to the israeli military, it was a drive by shooting. however, there are some reports that suggest that the attacker, at least one of them maybe, was standing outside of the car. now, it's not clear how many attackers were involved in this operation. they did or he did manage to flee the scene and the israeli military said that there's a manhunt going on at the moment that involved the army, the police, and israel's internal security forces. benjamin netanyahu who is still in the united states has issued a statement vowing to bring to justice the attackers and calling this a, quote, heinous act. this comes at the back of a lot of tensions in hebron itself. just yesterday some undercover police went into a hospital to capture a man they were looking for. in the raid, they killed his cud who

emotions in the city of hebron are already very strained. october was a month marked by angry protests and reprisal attacks from both sides. separating facts from opinions, or even emotions isn't straightforward. news of the raid is spreading. there's been a somewhat muted response from the israeli side, although it has confirmed that the arrests did take place. al jazeera. >> here's what's coming up next. paying a visit to jakarta. >> creating a buzz how wolfed world's smallest countries could save the world's bee population. >> the top stories on al jazeera, the european leaders created a fund worth more than $2 billion for africa to help tackle the refugee crisis. both sides say the agreement is a good first step. they've been meeting in malta. >> kurdish peshmerga forces launched a ground offensive to retake sinjar from isil. they say they've already liberated five villages. recapturing the town will cut the supply line between raqqa and syria in northern iraq. >> health officials in the occupied west bank say a palestinian man was shot

one was killed in hebron. >>> at least one palestinian gunman opened fire near hebron, killing an israeli father and his son as they drove by. three of the other members of the family were injured. >> reporter: emergency medical services did confirm that two israelis were killed, a man in his 40s and his eight-year-old son. they were traveling in a van on a road near the jewish settlement. according to the israeli military, it was a drive-by shooting, and there are reports to suggest that the attacker, or at least one of them maybe, was standing outside of the car. it's not clear how many attackers were involved in this operation. they did, or he did manage to flee the scene, and the israeli military said that there's a manhunt going on at the moment. a manhunt that involves the army, the police and shin bag, the internal security services. prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, who is in the united states still, had issued a statement, vowing to bring justice to the attackers, and calling this a quote heinous act. it comes at the back of a lot of tensions in hebron itself. just yesterday, s

. >> it took us three hours just to get through the checkpoint letting us kneel kahlil, hebron. this neighborhood has been taken over by jewish settlers and they are protected by this check poibt here, this israeli checkpoint, 24 hours a day. i don't know how people do it on a day-to-day basis, but i'm getting very frustrated. >> i've been here since the settlement made life. that was his whole story. we decided to go to hebron, the palestinian city in which the settlements have taken over a whole neighborhood and pushed out the palestinian majority. there we visited the home of a long-time residents and one of the few homeowners who has resisted a takeover by the settlers. >> an israel ya soldie served in hebron defending this very settlement is breaking the file. they are a group of israelis who served in the military and have decided to become witnesses to the injustices that take place there. they seek to educate the public through lecture and photography. ♪ not something i kn from my own army. this is why the soldiers are talking, because it's so dehumanizing both sides. pe

of hebron. soldiers responded by firing rubber bullets and teargas into the crowds >>> a secret service agent is going to court today to answer charges he solicited a minor for sex. he sent messages and images to an under cover agent posing as a teenage girl. he sent the messages while on duty in the white house >> last night in iowa, donald trump went after ben carson over his history. trump said this about carson's tales of nearly stabbing a friend and having a bad temper. >> he took a knife and he went after a friend and he lodged, lodged that knife into the stop of his friend but low and behold, it hit the belt. it hit the belt. and the knife broke. give me a break. i have a belt. somebody hits me with the belt it's going in because the belt moves this way. how stupid are the people of iowa. how stupid are the people of the country to believe this crap. so here's the good news. he's now saying all of that stuff happened because otherwise he's a liar. >> carson's campaign called trump's words

. >> israeli soldiers have fired live ammunition to protesters in hebron. thousands of people turned out on the streets of hebron for the funerals on saturday. israel handed over their bodies on friday only after intervention from mahmoud abbas and international groups. >>> it's been 20 years since the assassination of itzaak rabak r. former u.s. president bill clinton who worked closely with rabin and palestinian leader yassir arafat spoke at the rally to honor him. >> he never stopped seeing his possibilities in life as his own. the third thing that i learned from him, most important, for you tonight in this complex and challenging moment is, he refused to give up his dream of peace in the face of violence. >> cyclone chipala is expected to make landfall, south in the arabian sea in record. >> severe weather has led to the death of six people in the u.s. state of texas. almost 7 centimeters of rain fell in one hour in the city of houston. >> the u.s. search team has tbhoound ifound what it believee wreckage of el faro, which disappeared on october the 1st

it happened south of hebron. the army say they were travelling in a car when they were shot at from a vehicle driving by. let's hear now from west jerusalem. what more you got? >>reporter: well, according to the emergency medical services, the two people who died in this attack were a 40-year-old man and his 18-year-old son. now, it was an entire family that was traveling together in a van, an israeli family when this shooting happened. as we understand it, it was a drive-by shooting. some reports in the israeli newspaper say that the palestinian attacker was actually standing outside of the car but according to the military, it was a drive-by shooting that happened south of hebron, not inside the city, near a jewish settlement >> and meanwhile, clashes in hebron today >> yes. the city is in a state of volatility since quite a while and it's really a microcosm of all that's cop happening in this conflict. during the clashes friday, one palestinian was wounded among others but this young man later died in hospital

he wants to boost tourism to the hebron hills region, and he'd like it to be sustainable. the first step is to put a stop to the electrical waste burning. but that's easier said than done. abd el-fatah stops a car and challenges the driver. has he been burning copper wires, he asks. the driver tells him to get lost and seems impervious to the mayor's threats. there's little he can do. these fires will no doubt be burning for some time to come, filling the skies above the west bank with toxic fumes. it's an industry that too many profit from. israel gets rid of its electrical waste, the palestinians get to earn a living. once the waste has been processed, it's returned to israel. jamil el-batran: all we do is recycle the waste. then we sell it to israeli factories. that's all we do. reporter: but locals on both sides of the separation barrier are paying the price. back in shekev, timna is meeting some friends. today the pollution isn't too bad. timna shows us some photos she's taken to document the pollution. timna idan: it affects us all. not just right now. but the next g

. >> life for palestinian families in hebron has become even harder during the current unrest. palestinians forced to live right next to israeli settlers say they are subjected to physical searches every time they leave the house. we met one family to see what life is like for them. >> the children are excited to have new visitors. no one comes to see them these days. the young smiles hide an extremely difficult reality, but their father struggles to hide hit emotions. >> this is not a life. we're not living. people can't visit us since the area has been declared a closed military zone, lately, we're not allowed to go in and out through the streets unless they check a list that we're on. we have become merely numbers. >> outside, a microcosm of this conflict. palestinians are forced to live side by side all under the watchful eye of israeli soldiers. this once bustling areas has been shut down by the threat of intifada. palestinians can only walk a few motors down this street. there's an army checkpoint. beyond that, only settlers are allowed. unlike palestinians, the settlers

in hebron, the family of a palestinian woman shot has said she died. officers say she tried to run over officers in a car. let's join stephanie decker in west jerusalem for yours. another day, another stabbing and another palestinian killed. >> that's right, let me update you on news we are getting in. we've had it confirmed by the israeli army, again incident in hebron, around the too many of the mat rye arc, the mosque shots fired. the army says shots were fired at visitors, two israelis injured. they've been evacuated and army searching the area. we spoke to palestinian sources on the ground, saying that the loud speakers in that area are calling for settlers to come down, so this is a tense situation, hebron has been an absolute flashpoint in the last month. also, you mentioned that that lady was shot dead. 72 years old, they say that she was merely heading into a gas station to fill up her car with pet troll when soldiers opened fire on her. she sped up and tried to run them over. no israeli soldier was injured, but she was shot dead. we had one d

emotions in the city of hebron are already very strained.he last few weeks have been marked by protests and reprisal attacks from both sides. separating facts from opinions, or even emotions, is not straight-forward. news of the raid is spreading. there has been a somewhat muted response from the israeli side, although it has confirmed that the arrest did take place. >>> sweden has introduced border checks on ferries, travelling there from germany, stopping dozens from making the journey. it comes as european leaders pledges $2 billion trying to get from one continent to the other. some african leaders say the money offered is not enough. we have this report >>> welcome to the signing ceremony of the agreement. >> so this is europe's offer to africa, $2 billion in cash, a tenth of what is provided in aid. signed by the e.u. leaders, they aspect african nations to repatriate many thousands seen as migrants, rather than refugees. hungry's prime minister signed it, with something of a smirk. he made clear what europeans think africans should be

elsewhere in hebron, more palestinian funerals have been taking place. hundreds marched at the funeral potion for a man shot dead by the israeli army. 71 palestinians and nine israelis have now been killed since the outbreak of violence at the beginning of october. >>> an israeli soldier has been suspend the after caught on video warning palestinians to stop throwing stones or they'd be gassed. the incident happened on thursday at the refugee camp in the opened west bank. a palestinian resident filmed army jeep as threats were issued through a loud speaker in arabic. the voice told people to go home or we will gas you until you die. >>> iran's supreme leader called for election thes in syria to end the civil war. he backs bashar al assad and believes elections can only take place if opposition are denied military aid. the british based syrian observatory for human rights say isil launched an attack on saturday at a town 20 kilometers from the main road linking damascus to homs. >> in northern sir yes, a new alliance has been formed to confront isil. the

elsewhere in hebron, more palestinian funerals have been taking place. hundreds marched in a funeral for a man shot dead by the israeli army. the return of his body to his family was delayed. israeli police say he attacked and wounded a soldier. >>> an israeli soldier has been suspended from duty after being caught on video warning palestinians to stop throwing stones or they'd be gassed until they died. that happened thursday in the occupied west bank. a statement says this is a severe incident which we are taking care of with the full severity of the law. a palestinian resident filmed that israeli army jeep as threats were issued in arabic through a loud speaker by the unidentified voice. >> still to come on al jazeera, we gain access to basis in afghanistan where children are being recruited to fight for isil. >>> in kenya, one person's waste is another's energy. it could help sox two environmental problems at once. i just had a horrible nightmare. my company's entire network went down, and i was home in bed, unaware. but that would never happen. comc

specifically what we're seeing is that usually these incidents happen around hebron, the majority.hat we're seeing sunday is that three attacks not at all near hebron, no in the north and one near bethlehem. this happens before the prime minister meets with barack obama on monday. whatever they'll be discussing, we know he is coming with a plan to try and appease what we're hearing from the west bank. it's difficult to see whatever is discussed there will translate to the ground here, which remains an incredibly tense situation. >> an explosion in the iraqi capital killed seven. it happened in a neighborhood of baghdad. it is unclear whether it was a roadside bomb or car bomb. 23 others were wounded. >> india's ruling party has conceded defeat in state elections. it's one of india's poorest and most problem lass state. it was able to win just 60 seats in the state assembly. the election was made a priority for the party, holding at least 30 campaign rallies. the government may struggle to push through key national reforms. >> political analyst says the popularity is declining. >> t

all were shot dead by israeli forces after allegedly carrying out attacks in hebron. and all were carried through the streets on saturday with the flags of various factions visible. >> i thinkway we are witnessing is a message to the world, to israel and any palestinians that are not convinced about national unity. the five were laid to rest after israel was handed over. >> israel is holding the bodies of two doze in palestinians, after it said they attacked israeli forces. >> so the five young people have been buried in hebron, and there are many families across the occupied west bank waiting for the bodies of their loved ones to be returned. it's continuing to be a source of anger. >> that anger erupted again after the funerals. with young palestinians throwing rocks and forces firing live bullets and tear gas. people say it's part of a new movement, nothing to do with the political parties. every day three or four people will be killed, and no one is making a fuss. their only good for making speeches. for now, it's not clear if or when the other bodies will be retu

occupied west bank, and now we understand that a are a station in the occupied west bank city of hebron has also been closed by the israeli military. an israeli military spokesperson understands the reason for that close irand destroying of radio equipment is because it was broadcasting what it described as incitement. if you speak to palestinians on the street, they say the reason they are protesting is not because of incitement, not because they're being told to, but because they are tired of living under israeli occupation and they want it to end. >> iranian media is reporting that a current revolutionary guard has been killed. he died during might go in aleppo. 14 revolutionary personnel have been killed in syria since russia began its airstrikes in the country. tehran denies that it sends combat troops too the country. >> j president obama defended his decision to send special forces into syria saying it's merely an extension of what they are already doing. obama maintains troops won't be fighting in syria, but will be working as advisors and trainers. >> we have run special ops al

. >>> the israeli army has imposed a closed military zone in parts of hebron. implications of the move are unclear. it comes after israeli forces raided a radio station and took it off the air. the station's director says the shutdown is a violent aggression against palestinian media. our correspondent has more from west jerusalem. >> reporter: israeli human rights groups have described the passage of this law, which has been fast tracked through the israeli parliament, as harsh, and extremely punitive. those convicted of throwing stones will now face a minimum of three years in jail, and a maximum sentence of up to 15 years in prison for the offense. it also means that a judge cannot offer a suspended sentence to anyone convicted of stone throwing either. so a prison sentence is all but certain for those convicted of stone throwing. the law has also been -- krit sighses amounting to collection punishment as well, with a provision involving children. children accused of the offense, while they are in prison, their parent will no longer be able to have access to

israeli soldiers shot dead a 73-year-old palestinian woman in hebron. she is reported to have been attacking the soldiers. the woman's son says the claim is entirely untrue. she had been on her way to have lunch with her sister when she was killed. obamaresident barack announced today that he is rejecting a proposed oil pipeline from canada, which environmentalists have been lobbying against for a few years. supporters of the keystone xl pipeline says it would boost energy secret he and create jobs, but the obama administration says it would not make a meaningful long-term contribution to the u.s. economy. america is ama: global leader when it comes to taking serious actions to fight climate change, and become friendly, approving this project would undercut the global leadership. that is the biggest risk we face. not acting. today we are continuing to lead by example, because ultimately, if we are going to prevent large parts of this earth from becoming not only inhospitable, but uninhabitable in our lifetimes, we are going to have to keep some fossil f

emotions in the city of hebron are already very strained. the last few weeks have been marked by protests and reprisal attacks from both sides. separating facts from opinions or even emotions isn't straightforward. news of the raid is spreading. there has been a somewhat muted response from the israeli side, although it has confirmed that the arrest did take place >>> russia says the irregularities around its drug testing system were down to the sports old leadership hoping to prevent its athletes being banned from next year rio olympics. the former head of its athletics federation stepped down from the executive committee. the world anti-doping agency is accusing russia of state-sponsored doping. more from moscow. >> reporter: this will be the second resignation since this crisis started at the beginning of the week. this first person to go was the director of the moscow anti-doping laboratory. the laboratory that was right at the heart of the w.a.d.a. report into doping in russian sport. this man is a bigger fish. for more than two days he

isitioni soldiers have fired live rounds and tear gas in hebron. violence broke out after the funerals of five 10 agers killed byisi forces. thousands of people turned out on the streets of hebron for the funerals on saturday. israel handled over their bodies on friday only after intervention by the palestinian president, makmud abbas and international groups. it's nearly 20 years since the assassination of itzak rabin, the israeli prime minister who was willing to take a risk and talk to his enemies. he was shot on november 4th, 1995. he was killed by a jewish man opposed to the peace process and the 1993 oslo accord between israel and the palestine liberation organization. the former u.s. president bill clinton who worked closely with rabin and yassar arafat spoke at the rally. >> i never stopped seeing other people, including his adversaries, as human beings whose children were entitled to the same possibilities in life as his own. the third thing that i learned from him, most important for you tonight in this complex and challenging moment is h

emotions in the city of hebron are already very strained. the last few weeks have been marked by protests and reprizal attacks from both sides. separating facts from opinions or even emotions isn't straightforward. news of the raid is spreading. there has been a somewhat muted response from the israeli side although it has confirmed that the arrest did take place >>> anti realise in greece have turned violent after police fired tear gas at protestors. more than 20 thousand people gathered outside parliament in athens to show their anger at cuts to pensions and benefits. a nationwide strike would shut down stool and public transport. >> reporter: it is a wake-up call for cesar, the first gen rail strike since coming to power. a sign of continuing anger. many people believe the party ignored work earrings and left when it reversed its anti policy months ago. unemployment is stuck at just under 25% and many don't believe the party's promises to reduce poverty. he is cutting five billion dollars from the budget next year and the economy continue

meanwhile in the occupied west bank a palestinian radio station raided by forces in hebron was takenhut down and accuse them of inciting silence and we are live from west jerusalem and let's start with those tougher measures approved against people who throw stones. >> indeed, in fact, israeli human rights organizations are saying these laws are not only punity by amounts to collective punishment and let me unpack what it means and tougher measurements mean and effectively it means anyone convicted of throwing stones will certain serve minimum three years in jail and 15 years in prison max for that offense and there is no real provision made for a suspended sentence by the courts as well except for what they describe as special circumstances. the law would also mean that those charged and convicted of stone throwing will lose their national insurance benefits as well, the national insurance benefits include healthcare and other social services and the like while they are in prison but there is an amendment in this law which is seen again as very punitive but leading to that concern t

emotions in the city of hebron are already very strained. the last few weeks have been the last few weeks have been marked by protests and reprisal attacks from both sides. separating facts from opinions, or even emotions, is not straight-forward. news of the raid is spreading. there has been a somewhat muted response from the israeli side, although it has confirmed that the arrest did take place. >>> for years it's been held up as the most generous european country for taking in refugees. now, though, sweden is getting tough. dozens in germany have been stopped from boarding the ferries. the prime minister says they need to bring order to the asylum matter. everyone will have to show identification. >> we need to make sure we have control over what people come into sweden, because it's a matter of both the border control, but that you have to identify yourself on the ferry before you enter the ferry, this is not an issue for one, two, three countries, but the whole european union, we need to manage it toot >>> lead -- manage it together >>>

. >> now an israeli father and son have been shot dead near hebron in the occupied west bank.t happened on a day that also saw three palestinians die after being shot by israeli soldiers. at least one palestinian gunman open fired killing an israeli father and son as they drive by. three other members of the family were injured. we have more from west jerusalem. >> a man in his 40s and his son were traveling in hebron near a settlement. according to the israeli military it was a drive-by shooting, but there are reports that suggest that the attacker, maybe one of them, maybe, was stands outside of the car. it's not clear how many attackers were involved in this operation. he did manage to flee the scene, and the israeli military said there is a manhunt going on at the moment. a manhunt that involves the army, the police, and israel's internal security services. prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who is in the united states still, issued a statement vowing to bring to justice the attackers and calling this, quote, hane us act. now it comes at the back of a lot of tension. the u

in hebron, palestinian funerals have taken place. hundreds marched. the return of the body to the family was delayed >>> it's nearly 20 years since the assassination of former president rabin. killed by a jewish man opposed to the peace protest. former u.s. president bill clinton who worked closely with rabin, spoke at the rally. >> he never stopped saying other people, including his adverse air yairs, whose children were entitled to the same possibilities in life as his own. the third thing i learnt from him is he refused to give up his dream of peace in the face of violence. >>> south korea, china and japan held their first trilateral talks. the leader pledged to boost trade cooperation, marred by territorial dispute. harry fawcett has more from seoul >>> japan's prime minister, stepping on to the tarmac in seoul must have been akin to stepping food on hostile territory. incensed by his approach to history. the south korean government admonished him. the president refusing to meet him. for park geun-hye, talks stalled for three years is deemed neces

they were traveling with their family in a van south of hebron near a jewish settlement. the statement released says it was a drive-by shooting. some reports suggest the attacker was standing outside of his car. now, there is a manhunt going on at the moment because the attacker managed to escape. that manhunt does involve the israeli military, the police, and israels internal security services. we also know that the prime minister is still in the united states and has vowed to bring to justice this attacker or maybe more. we still don't have any details about that nor where he comes from. he called this act a heinous act, quote. >> obviously this comes over a month since the beginning of october of an escalation of attacks like this. 82 palestinians are dead and 10 israelis. >> it is a very tense town at the best of times. as you said earlier, a palestinian also died today. there were clashes earlier today. he died of his wounds later in hospital. that is something that keeps on going on and on. you have about 800 jewish settlers who live in the middle of the city 175,00

expect profound caution nuclear leaders showed with record if the nuclear weapons >>> a search in hebron and the occupied west bank - several palestinian homes have been raided and the officers of an anticorruption group too. a palestinian has been arrested over the death of a soldiers. another looking for suspects of another gun attack where two israelis were injured. >>> to burundi, where a government-issued deadlines for civilians to hand over illegal weapons passed. the senate threatened to quote pulverize opponents that don't put down their arms. that races fears of a government crackdown. we speak so a freelance journalist who we are have not gaming. many people are fleeing the capital, concerned about more violence. tell us about the mood there? >> the mood is very - there is a lot of stress among the population, the people are afraid. they are trying to leave the city. most of them in the suburbs, the suburbs known, you know, to have a lot of opponents in their midst. they are fleeing. the army is searching homes, everyone is expecting the worst. >> the people that are fleeing. w

elsewhere in hebron, more palestinian funerals have been taking place. huns marched in a funeral procession for a man shot dead by the israeli army. the return of his body to his family was delayed. israeli police say he attacked and wounded a soldier. >> an israeli border police officer has been suspended from duty after caught on video warning palestinians to stop throwing stones or they'd be gassed until they died. that happened on thursday at the refugee camp in the occupied west bank. a police statement says this is a severe incident, which we are taking care of with the full severely of the law. a palestinian resident filmed that army jeep as threats were issued in arabic through a loud speaker with an unidentified voice. >> the u.s. special envoy to syria ha has gone to damascus to days after world powers met in vienna to try to end the syrian war. iran was represented for the first time. the world power and region at powers called for a truce and the renewal of stalled talks. >> isil seized a small town, wounding government forces. isil launched

the medical staff are angry in the hospital and across hebron. this is a violation of law. hospitals are supposed to be safe hazens. >> let's go to hoda abdel-hamid, our correspondent there. are we hearing more from either side... >> well, the israelis are saying that actually the man that they - that the forces went in to capture overnight was actually a young man who carried out a stabbing about a few weeks ago, and that he was wounded at the time. but he managed to escape and checked into the hospital. they say that the cousin, the one shot dead by the undercover forces was trying to stop them from capturing the man, his cousin laying in that bed. the palestinians say that the cousin who was visiting at the time of this operation, was in the bathroom, and didn't know what was happening. when he came into the room, he was shot dead on the spot. there's two narratives in these kinds of incidents. but the end result of it is that tensions were in a tense city. it's probably one of the most volatile areas where a good number of stabbings or alleged stabbings are taking place

a palestinian died of wounds suffered in hebron as well. palestinians taking to the street. soldiers there respond, rubber bullets an teargas >>> a secret service agent going to court today on charges he solicited a teenager for sex. prosecutors say he sent the messages while he was on duty at the white house >> elections officials in myammar saying it's official. they will now be able to form the first civilian government there in decades. she is barred from becoming president though she will still lead that new government >>> here in the u.s. donald trump making headlines for his latest comments on the campaign trail. this time about ben carsons history. >> he took a knife and he went after a friend, and he lodged, he lodged that knife into the stomach of his friend but it hit the belt. it hit the belt. and the knife broke. give me a break. >> i have a belt. somebody hits me the belt is going in because the belt moves this way. how stupid are the people of iowa? how stupid are the people of the country to believe this crap. so here's the good news. he's now saying all of t

israeli forces raided and shut down a palestinian radio station operating in the west bank city of hebron. november 3rd, it went off the air after equipment was seized by the israeli military. israel says the station was closed for inciting violence and the equipment confiscated to render it inoperable. the station's director argued it didn't insight but reported israeli crimes against our people and they want to silence our voice. this is the third time the station was shut down, in 2002, then in 2008, and israel warned the official palestinian radio and tv channels, both broadcasting from ramallah, that they could be shut for alleged incitement. authorities removed the editor of a state-run editor for not following policy. an editor working for the state-run paper in north-west china has been fired and expelled, after airing views in opposition to the policies, relating to the uyghur mine yourity and commenting on security -- minor city and commenting on security. this is a pattern in china. using the threat of ex-personaling has been used to blackmail authorities. changes to chinese la

palestinian officials say an undercover israeli agents stormed a hospital in hebron and fatally shota 27-year-old palestinian today. the palestinian ministry of health said undercover commandos shot abdullah al-shalaldeh five times after he allegedly attempted to stop them from questioning his cousin, who was receiving treatment after being injured by israeli security forces. israeli news outlets said the agents were with the secretive intelligence agency shin bet as well as the israeli army and border police. one was reportedly discussed as -- disguised as a pregnant woman. jehad shawar, director of hebron's al-ahly hospital, condemned the attack. >> is a clear breach of all international laws and all ethics related to hospitals. it is well-known hospitals are a safe place for everyone. so what do you think when he unit of undercover security raid a hospital? they cannot even as soldiers, to arrest one of the patients who was lying injured in his bed. the crime became even uglier when they surprised the companion of the patient and shot him with five bullets and executed him in the

at least two palestinians were shot and killed by israeli security forces in separate clashes near hebronallah. the national election commission in myanmar has confirmed the opposition party's historic win in parliamentary elections. the "national league for democracy," led by aung san suu kyi, captured a majority of seats in sunday's voting. supporters celebrated today by buying up campaign buttons and stickers as mementos. and the party's spokesman welcomed the formal announcement. >> ( translated ): according to our tally, we already knew that we won. but as the election commission lists are official, we had to wait for it. now that the commission announced what we expected, we'll be able to work freely, and i'm so happy about that. >> woodruff: under myanmar's constitution, suu kyi is barred from becoming president. but she has said whoever holds that office will be a figurehead, while she will wield actual power. back in this country, the state of alabama has agreed to change its voter registration system after a finding of "widespread noncompliance" with federal law. the u.s. justic

another killed in the village of katana, and a teenage boy shot dead in hebron >>> u.s. republican presidential hopeful donald trump stirred controversy. trump impersonated a new york times reporter, who suffered from a muscle condition. >> it was an impersonation in keeping with much of donald trump's campaign of unashamedly saying the unsayable. >> i don't know what i said, i don't remember. maybe that's what i said. >> reporter: trump was referring to a journalist with a debilitating condition that affects his joins. it's what trump used to bolsters his claim that thousands celebrated the collapse of the trade center. the journalist and officials contradicted his claims. >> these were checked out. they weren't true. didn't happen. other unsayables that muslims would be treated with suspicion. that torture is unacceptable, and mexican immigrants are rapists, it's nothing new, trump has a history of racism, and the u.s. has a history of racism. >> he's a businessman, he knows how to get things done. >> trump's lead needs context. it's too early to predict outcomes, thos

of relative calm, an elderly palestinian woman was shot by israeli forces at a petrol station in hebron. the autopsy of the 72-year-old showed she died later. israeli forces said she was shot speeding towards a group of soldiers. >>> a 22-year-old palestinian man has been shot by israeli soldiers, died by a single shot to the head. 30 other palestinians have been wounded. and israelis wounded this a shooting and stabbing attack. since the beginning of october. 76 palestinians and 9 israelis have been killed. russia has suspended flights from egypt, data from the black box flight recorder suggests a violent sudden explosion caused last sunday's crash, the u.k. started to bring home thousands of its citizens stranded at the egyptian resort of sharm el sheikh. >> reporter: there is a major exodus from sharm el sheikh, 20,000 british citizens will now be joined by 40,000 russian tourists. the question was what changed the kremlin's mind? based on intelligence that made it more likely than not that a bomb was responsible. the head of russia's fsb gave no details only that it was expedient to