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david cameron and francois hollande, what else did the two leaders decide? >> well david cameron wants to give full support to france and ally in this on going campaign against i.s.i.land wants parliament to approve air strikes by the british government is yet to be seen if that will be approved keep in mind two years ago he failed to get enough votes to start bombing syria and also francois hollande spoke after they met and this is what he had to say. >> translator: we are convinced we must continue to hit the islamic state group in syria and intensify the strikes and choose terror strikes with maximum damage on the army and aircraft carrier will hit da'esh and hit it hard. >> reporter: so francois hollande and cameron meeting earlier in paris. they went to one of the vigils less than a half mile walk from where i'm standing and clearly prime minister david cameron very touched and looking to see if he gets the political backing to do more than support france and right now they are offering support at an air base in cyprus to the french and refueling operations to the french planes that will be conducting this ongoing bombing opposition against against syria on the

i.s.i.l. prime minister david cameron says bombing the armed group is the only way to keep britain safe but criticshim to consider a political solution first. as nieve barker reports politicians are expected to vote next wednesday. >> reporter: outside downing street the first of what organizers say will be a title wave of protests, for now the crowds are modest but as parliament prepares for a crucial vote on syrian air strikes next wednesday, these demonstrators including politicians, musicians and film stars want their say. in my lifetime i have not seen violence promote peace and do not accept it in families and workplace and between a man and his dog and do not accept it from parents and children, why are we contemplating the idea that violence is the solution to this? we certainly should be tackling i.s.i.s. but the way of doing it is not to go and bomb them which is exactly what they want and dignify their position. but the money that is going to them. >> reporter: the war coalition accused the government of having no clear strategy when it comes to syria and say that 14 cumulative years of

i.s.i.l. targets. now, this goes back two years when david cameron attempted to get approval from the house of common sense, the british parliament-- commons, the british parliament for bombing of i.s.i.l. in syria. he failed. it was a dramatic political moment for him. a shock, if you will, but now various members of the government in london are pretty convinced that they will get the vote through now. the mood has changed after these appalling paris attacks last friday. so that's what they're going to be talking about along with other issues such as cross-border security in europe, intelligence sharing and how possibly they could get russia on board in a grand coalition. that's the big one. whether or not that will come off. francois hollande has the most extraordinary diplomatic week ahead of him, probably the most difficult in his presidency that started in 120 ah 2012 >>> when it comes to the khoregraphy of this. when does it turn into reality? >> reporter: that's the big question. what the areally big aspect of this week of diplomacy will be whether or not putin can be brought to the table in terms o

i.s.i.l. prime minister david cameron would reportedly designate 5,000 troops to defeat terrorists inside syria. the official plan is suspected on monday. two brigades that will be deployed without notice. explaining the plan to francois hollande, once back in london cameron will give details to his parliament. >>> mayor bill deblasio says new york city is prepared in the case of a terror attack. the mayor's comments followed a security drill in the city's subway system. hundreds of local and federal agents responded to a simulated active shooter incident. the drill was performed just before one of the busiest weeks of the year with the macy's thanksgiving day parade on thursday. >>> how i.s.i.l. uses terror and social media to conduct attacks. in the week ahead as french president francois hollande travels to washington. fueling anxiety across the european union, the largest economy germany expecting to welcome refugees, but as karl penhall reports. >> they're clearing ground for a new 350 bed refugee camp. this is an industrial park in dresden. a city that was ripped by allied bombing in worl

i.s.i.l., really. that is what mr david cameron, presidential obama and francois hollande talks about and it seems that they've lost sight of the fact that this wasn't an i.s.i.l. battle to start with. it was an internal syria problem >>> here is the reminder that apparently, i would say, i was interpret, that the turkish message that have been yesterday. what did erdogan went on and underline this morning, it is not just about i.s.i.l. it is a symptom of a greater problem. that is authorize authority annism in russia and zect, rian in iraq. it's more of the same neglect of depression in syria that led to i.s.i.l. here we are once again faced with this need for political process. we've seen some signs of it in vienna, a process that needs to come together in a sirs serious way. this fight against i.s.i.l. is fragile and hypocrite cal >>> you talk about a political process. there was some move in vienna. as we keep about not going back to the core issue here. so really those talks whenever they reconvene. >>> presumably, as you know, they need a road pap where the syrian-- map where the syrians will com

francois hollande is trying to build support for the coalition to combat i.s.i.l., on visit to prime minute prime minister david cameronfrancois hollande he is in favor of attacking i.s.i.l. targets and later today francois hollande goes to washington d.c. and will discuss strategy with barack obama and on wednesday will meet the german chancellor angela merkel for help and to our correspondent andrew simmons and just walk us through what they have been discussing. >> reporter: well, the first thing they did was to go to the bataclan at the dismal seen of horrendous attacks on friday the 13th which 90 people died at a rock concert, both cameron and francois hollande laying single roses in homage to the victims and went to a breakfast meeting, an solemn one as well and talking about fighting i.s.i.l. on the ground and some sort of long-term strategy for conflict and david cameron's position is different because he is not in a position where he can immediately order strikes in syria, his world airforce is attacking in arack but there is no parliamentary approval for operations in syria. in fact, you might recall two year

i.s.i.l.? >> reporter: well, now david camp ronl had its meeting with putin angela merkel has spoken to him and barack obama on sunday and we are getting the message from david cameron'sat it was a constructive measured description he had with vladimir putin and he said he was focusing more on fighting islamic state i.s.i.l. now that is what the europeans and the americans have been pushing on vladimir putin over the last 24 hours or so. they, david cameron's people say they have a coordinated approach with russia and how it deals with syria and they started bombing syria in september but targeting mainly forces opposed to bashar al-assad because are such russia and iran are the major backers and british particularly said what russia has done is degrading opposition forces against assad and britain and cameron said in his pleas to concentrate more on concentrating i.s.i.l., message seems to be getting through because putin said he is going to do that skran jane. >> and bernard how much cohesion is there? >> sorry i just missed that question, apologize. >> i'm just wondering how cohesive all of these talks are, what are they saying to get on the same page here? >> repo

i.s.i.l. and francois hollande meeting the uk prime minister david cameron in paris and say france and u k willntelligence efforts to try to destroy the group. continuing the hunt for attacks in paris and in belgium police arrested 16 people in raids in brussels and hunting for a key suspect salah abdeslam. conservatives celebrating after the first ever presidential election runoff in argentina. and just managed to win enough votes to beat daniel the chosen successor of the outgoing president kristina kirchner. and history is locked away in secret vaults because of also and in danger of being lost forever and we are seeing what is being done to try and protect them. >> reporter: iraq's ancient history and relics from civilizations on display in central baghdad. the walls have carveings dating back to syrians and back loan yeah and predate jesus christ by thousands of years. and she has worked at the iraq museum since 1999 and she says in the weeks leading up to the 2003 u.s. led invasion she and her colleagues warned iraqi and american officials that the museum was vulnerable but no one seemed

i.s.i.l. is dominating talks at the group of 20 or g20 summit in turkey. bernard smith is there. a lot of new lines today, bernard, particularly david cameron saying that he is looking for more involvement by the u.k. in targeting i.s.i.l. tell us more about that. >> reporter: particularly interesting about what britain's p.m. has been saying is that he's going to meet the russian president putin today and he's going to tell him or ask him to focus russian air strikes in syria on i.s.i.l. targets. russia started its bombing campaign in syria in september, but a lot of it iss fire power has been directed towards forces opposed to president bashar al-assad. one thing that david cameron said in terms of the russians, he said we have our differences and not least, he says, because they've done so much to degrade non-i.s.i.l. opposition. also, of course, yelled putin and obama metaphor about half an hour on the sidelines of this summit where syria was top of the agenda. we know that the americans also want the russians to do more to coordinate with this fight back against i.s.i.l. another thing said is there has been a clear strategy to maintain

i.s.i.l. certainly pressure has been brought to bear on vladimir putin not just by barack obama but by angela merkel of germany. david cameron. to increase their russian fire power against i.s.i.l. targets rather than just targeting opposition to bashar al-assad. now, russian vladimir putin isn't going to suddenly turn around and turn against bashar al-assad. he has been supporting him since the start of the war as have the iranians. but the hint that if these armed opposition groups started fighting against i.s.i.l. were fighting against i.s.i.l. then russia would provide them with air support. so some sort of suggestion there might be a bit more cooperation with the russian is with the americans and other groups fighting i.s.i.l. in syria. but no more than a hint david.. >> we now need some international consensus in the way we are going to take the battle to i.s.i.s. he will take that message to putin when he meets him in the next few days and also when he meets barack obama. >> yes, he will, and i think hollande was represented here of course by lauren fabeuse, and laurent fabeuse has said, there has never been such a cl

i.s.i.l. was on the agenda in the u.k. >> reporter: the case for expanding war. david cameronssentially said britain is in the cross-hairs of the islamic state. >> the reason for act g >> the reason for acting s a direct threat to i.s.i.l. is to our country and way of life. >> he asked parliament to consider bombing i.s.i.l. they hit i.s.i.l. in a rock. under the plan. >> if we believe action can protect us, with our allies, we should be part of that action, not standing aside from it. >> britain was rattled by the attacks in paris, leaving 130 dead. the french president is trying to bring a coalition together. tuesday, in washington. with president obama. tonight, in moscow. russian president putin angry over the shooting down of a bomb by nato member turkey, expressed solidarity with france, saying it's a fight against a common evil and russia is ready. >> we are ready to support every effort fighting with i.s.i.l. and other terrorist organisations. >> the coalition is unglued over the sticking point of whether bashar al-assad needs to be removed. russia still supports them.

i.s.i.l. with this in mind he started the week visiting the bataclan club with david cameron and next travelsington to meet barack obama on tuesday and wednesday he will meet the german chancellor angela merkel in paris and on to moscow to meet vladimir putin and this is the belgium capitol patrolled on the third day of lock down and schools and metro rail network and museums all closed and more on that in a moment but first this report from andrew simmons in paris. >> reporter: in position and operational the aircraft carrier with war planes in action. the first mission over iraq and syria are reported to have begun. the 20 aircraft on board this nuclear powered vessel triples the capacity of france to attack i.s.i.l. targets in both syria and iraq and was with francois hollande meeting u k prime minister david cameron, a visit that started with an solemn moment and two men at the bataclan neater the scene of mass killings at a rock concert where 90 died and paid homage to the dead by lying a single rose and cameron promising more support with parliamentary approval for air strikes against i

i.s.i.l. today he complete with british prime minister david cameron.omorrow he'll be in united states to speak with president obama. neave barker has the story. >> another late night security briefing. after three days on high alert a decision to keep the capital's emergency status at the maximum level for at least another week with some facilities returning to normal by wednesday. >> translator: we want to do everything we can to return as quickly as possible to normal life. it was decided that schools will be reopened as of wednesday, with additional security measures around schools, and that the metro would be opened also after wednesday, it's possible that the opening of the metro may be progressive. that everything will be done so that we can open it as extensively as possible. >> the level 4 emergency status here in brussels means that an attack is being viewed as imminent. in the rest of the country it's a level 3 meaning that an attack is probable. with this heightened level of alert lasting for several days now, the question is how long can pe

cameron didn't commit to ground forces instead saying there are an estimate 70 thousand fighters that could help in the fight against i.s.i.l. with the support of british and coalition power. >> reporter: prime minister david cameron has laid out his reasons for why the u.k. should extend air strikes into syria and joining coalition forces already fighting there. he said i.s.i.l. is now representing the number one security threat to britain and action must be taken immediately because every day we delay they are getting stronger. the joint intelligence committee chief has said the risks of inaction are greater than the risks of action. there is a renewed sense of urgency following the attacks in france beirut and the downing of the russian plane. we can no longer wait and the u.k. has a responsibility to act now. >>> when we come to the question why now, we have to does ourselves whether the risks of inaction are greater than the risks of taking action. every day we fail to act is a day when i.s.i.l. can grow stronger and more plots can be undertaken. mr speaker, that is why all the advice i've received, the military advice the diplomatic and security advice all says yes that the risks of inaction are grea

i.s.i.l. nargttargets in iraq in its chas de gaulle aircraft carrier. francois hollande started the week visiting the bataclan club with british prime minister david cameron. next hollande travels to washington where he's going to meet the u.s. president barack obama on tuesday. and wednesday, he is meeting angela merkel in paris and then on to moscow to meet vladimir putin. schools metro rail and museums are all closed, andrew simmons is in paris with more. >> in position and operational. the charles de gaulle aircraft carrier, bombs loaded, a french foreign ministry spokesman says the first action he in iraq. the action coincided with francois hollande meeting u.k. prime minister david cameron. a visit that started woo solemn moment. two men were the at the bataclan theater, the sign of a dizzy ma'adismalgun battle. extending air strikes against i.s.i.l. into syria. >> a comprehensive strategy for tackling i.s.i.l, i firmly support the action that president hollande has taken to strike i.s.i.l. in syria and it's my firm conviction that britt ann shoulbritain should d. >> translator: we're convinced we must continue to strike i.s.i.l. in syria. we will i

david cameron has promised to support france in its effort to combat i.s.i.l. he is in paris discussing a joint military response to the paris attacks. cameron said britain should launch air strikes against i.s.i.l. in syria. belgium police have arrested 16 people in raids believed to be connected to the paris attacks. the main suspect salah abdeslam is still on the run. argentina has voted in a center right president for the first time in more than a decade. the opposition mauricio macri celebrated his victory. the attacks in paris have called for tighter policing of europe's borders, but these contradict the idea of free movement protected by what is called the schengen area. it is the orange area here on the screen and has been in place for 30 years. you can enter the schengen area at any border. for example, spain, travel anywhere in europe across countries which are part of the zone and exit, say, through finland, without having to pass through border controls nor have your passport checked. the u.k. and ireland despite being part of the e.u. are not part

i.s.i.l. targets in both iraq and syria. the action coincided with he francois hollande meeting u.k. president david cameron. the two men were at the bataclan theater the dismal scene of mass killing at a rock concert, 90 people died. each paid homage by laying a single rose. >> and later this week i will set out in parliament our comprehensive strategy for tackling i.s.i.l. i firmly support the action that president hollande has taken to strike i.s.i.l. in syria and it is my firm conviction that britain should do so too. >> translator: we're convinced we should attack i.s.i.l. in syria. we will choose the sites that will make the most damage to i.s.i.l. in syria. our aircraft carrier has been mandated to strike hard on i.s.i.l. in syria. >> impose more border checks within the eu.francois hollande. francois hollande finds his popularity rising. one poll says more than 90% support his actions so far. the hollande-cameron meeting and their simple gesture there, single roses amongst the rest of the flowers, starts a difficult week, in fact diplomatically, could be the hardest of his term. starting the war agai

i.s.i.l. is dominating talks at the group of g20 summit in turkey. prime minister cameron due to meet with russia's president putin today. what are they likely to discuss? >> reporter: david cameron has been saying that when he meets putin he is going to ask him to concentrate his fire power in syria against i.s.i.l. russia started bombing syria in september, but most of its fire power has been aimed at the forces at bashar al-assad. one thing that cameron says isa we have differences with the russians, not the least because they have done not much against i.s.i.l. opposition. we are told in fact that the u.s. and european partners are coordinating this message with the russians so they have a clear consistent approach towards russia on syria. we also know this morning that merkel has already met putin, so we can assume that syria on the agenda of their discussions and that she was also asking russia to help coordinate more of this fight against i.s.i.l. >>> is there a con especially census amongst the g20 leaders on how to tackle i.s.i.l.? >> reporter: what seems to be emerging from these meetings, of course, what happened in paris has completely over shadowed what is es

. >> reporter: prime minister david cameron has laid out his reasons for why forces should be extended. he said i.s.i.l. is how representing the number one security threat to britain and action must be taken immediately. every day we delay they are getting electroninger. at the head of my 5 and the joint swellings committee chief told him that the risks of inaction are great than the risks of action. there's definitely a renewed sense of urgency following the attacks in paris, beirut and the downing of the russian airliner. while a diplomatic solution is paramount, we cannot wait for a political solution to this crisis and the u.k. has a responsibility to act now. >>> when we come to the question why now, we have to ask ourselves whether the risks of inaction are grarlt than the risks of taking action. dpsh - greater. every day we fame to act is a day where i.s.i.l. is grow stronger and more plots undertaken. mr speaker, that is why all the advice i received, military advice, diplomatic advice and the security advice, automatic says yes that the risks of inaction is greater. >> reporter: he has put his

i.s.i.l. for the first time in iraq, francois hollande has discussion with david cameron. the ceasefire deal between two tribes in libya which may allow hundreds of thousands of displaced people to return home. freash frofresh from celebratinw victim trivictory, argentina's w president gets down the business. >> i'm robin from doha. search year bans from football. >> france has launched its first air strikes against i.s.i.l. targets in iraq from its charles de gaulle aircraft carrier. a coalition of western countries to fight the islamic state of iraq and the levant. with this in mind he started the week by visiting the bataclan club with the british prime minister david cameron. 89 concert goers were killed there in the paris attacks ten days ago. next hollande travels to washington where he's due to meet barack obama on tuesday. then to paris to meet angela merkel then to moscow to meet vladimir putin. this as the belgian capital is covered with thousands of police and military. andrew simmons reports. >> the charles de gaulle aircraft carrier. bombs loaded, defense mini

i.s.i.l. are topping agenda at the g 20 summit in turkey and david cameron is expected to ask russia to intensifytrikes against the terrorist group, the british prime minister is to hold talks with president vladimir putin later. >> we have our differences with the russians not least because they have done so much to degrade the non-i.s.i.l., the opposition to assad, to people who could be part of the future of syria but the conversation i will have with vladimir putin is to say look there is one thing we agree about is we would be safer in russia and safer in britain if we degrade and destroy i.s.i.l. and that is what we should be focusing on. >> we are live where the g 20 summit is taking place and talk us through what he meant when he said russia needs to place their focus more on i.s.i.l. >> reporter: well, jane, russia started bombing in syria in september and while it says it is targeting all terrorist groups it says that includes i.s.i.l. much of the russian fire power has been against groups opposed to bashar al-assad, russia along with iran are the major backers of bashar al-assad and tr

the be headings including journalist foley and sotlof and prime minister david cameron says there is no confirmation the i.s.i.ler was killed. >> we have a person with international peace and long time staff member of john kerry and part of his middle east policy staff and is live this morning from washington d.c. and thanks for being with us, how important would it be in the fight against i.s.i.l. if those reports are true that jihad john is dead? >> well, it certainly would be a tactic of a victory and it would be good news but plenty where he came from and it's not a game changer and actually the sinjar news is probably a bigger development right now. >> i want to ask the question this way because what is good news to some seems to back fire in many cases, will this improve or hurt the diplomatic standing after all this is fueling what i.s.i.l. wants, they want to be viewed as this tiny person taking on the world, will this increase their recruiting? >> in the long run, i don't know it will be and there is plenty where jihad john came from but can target the leadership again assuming it's true >> you talked

>> david cameron addressed the fear that air strikes could increase the threat of terror in london and britain. british intelligence knows that this country is in the top tier of targets of i.s.i.l and it's better to deal with the threats sooner, rather than later. >> the turkish government is not backing down in a standoff with russia, beginning on tuesday, when a russian fighter jet was shut down. the president defended the shoot down as a reaction to protect the air space. al jazeera's correspondent has more. >> in the third public address. the president defended his military's action. turkey was forced to defends itself. the russian president accused the government of acting in support of i.s.i.l. they rubbished the claims. turkey does need to fight according to the foreign agenda. we are seeing the same scenario. i.s.i.l. is an international game that wanted to be a tool for islamaphobia. attacking the moderate groups. according to the analysts, it has been a source of agreement. there's many points. ukraine crisis. at that time press management worked. what we see is de-escalation is important. but is not yet on the table. both parties are not getting quite calmed down now

i.s.i.l. and with charles degal and prime minister asking parliament there to launch air strikes in syria as well and al jazeera's adam has more from paris. >> reporter: british prime minister david cameron here in paris on monday holding talks with francois hollande and visited the bataclan a site of attacks in paris and cameron touched by the visit and hoping to get parliament to approve a bombing campaign against i.s.i.l. targets and offering logistical support at an airforce base in cyprus to the french military also offering adoption of refueling operations for french planes who carry on these bombing raids on i.s.i.l. targets in syria and iraq. meanwhile security operations are still ongoing here in france and still in a state of emergency and we are seeing thousands of security personnel across this country. one city ended a three-night curfew on monday and reported there on sunday where many people feel they are being unfairly targeted and cast on suspicion and shows you local authorities continue to make decisions during the state of emergency to conduct warrantless searches to put people under house arrest and to even impose a curfew. we are also hearing reports of accustoms of

david cameron said a bomb probably brought down a russian airliner over the sinai peninsula in egypt. the crash of the metro jet flight killed 224 people. egypt and russia dismissed cameron's statement. i.s.i.l. claimed responsibility for the incident. we want to bring back a special agent. the c.e.o. of the group. regardless of who is the culprit. it poses a problem. for those directly or indirectly involved in the problem. >> you know how these things go. all the of that airlines, similar har aeroplanes have been grounded. someone is saying something exploded in the cabins, others thought it might be shot down, this is stuff that happened when there's an accident. you guys get called in. happened. >> we have to follow the evidence. the lockerbie bombing, it's about aght or nine days if i recall correctly. that explosive residue was found, and investigators knew it was a bombing, and it took forever to determine it was nt a missile or a bomb. >> it looked le a missile. you saw that. >> exactly, it took a long time to determine that. it takes time for the forensic people to look at the wreckage, do forensic testing, do investigation of the luggage, passenger, do swipes at the airport. these

british prime minister david cameron is denying he suggested that a military only strategy would be successful in driving out i.s.i.l the uk cannot wait for a political solution before intervening in syria and his comments came at the common wealth summit in malta. >> i.s.i.l. is being targeted and not anybody else, when it comes to the military contribution this is about helping our allies and other countries from the air, it's not about uk ground troops. it's also about having a whole strategy and didn't believe he can solve this problem through extra military action alone and need the force of the political and diplomatic strategy and of course the vital reconstruction work we would do after the war in syria is over. >> the search for those responsible for the paris attacks continues and belgium police charged a six person and whether local politics in belgium is getting in the way of security and we are from brussels. >> reporter: armored personnel carries on the streets of brussels saying things are far from back to normal and the scare at the grand mosque when a suspicious powder in a letter here determined to

hollande, and president obama and david cameron, the british prime minister, they have been doing it, ramping up the rhetoric to send a signal that they want to stop i.s.i.ley are talking about i.s.i.l. in the caliphate, in syria and iraq. the big question is can that be any good. as we have seen, i.s.i.l. has international ambitions. we are certain with the sinai, and the downing of the jet and paris, they confirmed they carried out attacks. it's one of the main themes in the proceed cast. it came up time and time again, they'll be let into the country. peter king, from the homeland security saying "we don't know who they are, and the plan to let them in here should be stopped. thank you very much. john terrett in washington for us. >>> there's an international manhunt under way for a suspect. police say he's likely armed and dangerous. dana lewis has the latest on the investigation from paris. >> reporter: today a gate away car likely driven by the attackers was found in a suburb of paris, inside kalashnikov rifles leading authority to believe one or more escaped. three brother were knifed. one is abdo salam saleh, who lived in belgium and is the most w

i.s.i.l. francis hollande spoke at the commonwealth summit and addressed the need for support. >> translation: please allow me to tank countries. the u.k., i do hope that the house of commons will meet the request of david cameron, and i have in find germany, given on use. angela merkel confirmed that necessary actions in syria and iraq will be undertaken >>> the search for those responsible for the attack in france is under way. a sixth person has been arrested. questions are asked about whether local politics in belgium is getting in the way of national security. >> reporter: awn oured personnel carriers. it's extra work for the police. incidents like this are a reminder for emergency services in brussels. there has been a problem. multiple layers of it administration. there are sim police force the ares. in this area. where the attackers lived. everyone is aware of the security threats. the woman that has been mayor says it's not fair to blame police, with limited budgets. to not attack. >> we didn't do enough. state security, justice systems and federal police didn't pay enough attention tore do enough -- or do enough. >> adding to it is the political set up. this is the national parliament. it's one of fiv

. >>> david cameron uk president has been talking on downing street and says the uk cannot be certain that a u.s. strike targeting the british i.s.i.lown as jihad john was successful, the u.s. says it has launched air strikes in syria targeted mohamed and the i.s.i.l. stronghold in the north and his accent made him instantly recognizable in a series of i.s.i.l. videos showing the murders of at least six civilian hostages. germany's decision to admit thousands of asylum seekers has problems at home and angela merkel says the country must rise to the challenge of integrating new arrivals and barnabie talks about a scheme to rescue refugees regardless of the income and language skills. >> reporter: he is a young man hungry to learn, from pakistan he walked across nine countries to get to germany, now he wants to be an engineer. a big ambition for a penniless refugee who speaks no german but an on line university especially for refugees is not an impossible dream. >> if i can be a good engineer i can contribute to the whole community. like i can design a new future for them so it's my motto. that is why i see how to help themselves. >>

i.s.i.l. will take years, as will the effort to keep the coalition effective >>> india's prime minister narendra modi is beginning a first official visit to britain, where he'll hold talks with counterpart david cameron at 10 downing street before making a speech at parliament. david cameron scribed it as an opportunity to help the countries pros ter. we have more on what can be expected. >> decades of aid from britain to india will stop. given india's economic growth and technological advancement. sending satellite into space and probes to mars demonstrates that it doesn't need the money any more. members of india's parliament, and the president when he was finance minister, said aid from the u.k. was "a peanut", and not needed. in fact, prime minister narendra modi's u.k. visit include signing trade deals with britain, hoping to cash in on india's growth. many are fairly comfortable and confident that they will be able to fill the funding shortfall. some worry the new money may be politicized and go to different sectors. the u.k. says while aid may end, it will give expertise in structure and energy >>> 8 million children are enrolled in school. activists challenge the success saying many children

david cameron wanted to launch air strikes to the president bashar al-assad. that vote was defeated, but after the attacks in paris, france has been assembling a coalition of willing to destroy i.s.i.l. seen by many as posing a more direct threat to national security. this was the scene in 2003 when a different british government led by the former prime minister wanted to invade iraq. it was the biggest protest in british history which many saw as illegal. today the prime minister says air strikes are needed for self and a growing number of people believe minimum. despite this opposition, it's a vote the british government thinks it can win >>> turkish police fired water cannons and tear gas on crowds protesting the jailing of a kurdish lawyer. thousands took to the streets after the prominent kurdish attorney and activist was shot in the head in east tar kehr tour tour turkey. two officers were killed and 11 peop people. france has placed 24 climate change activists under house arrest. authorities say the activists were planning a violent protest for monday's global climate change summit in paris. there are demanding the release of the activists. demonstrations are currently banned