the marketplace is in idlib province. hashem ahelbarra reports from the turkish-syrian border. >> reporter: this man is lucky to have survived. in yet another air strike in rebel held idlib, dozens of civilians are dead. in poorly equipped hospitals, they have struggled to cope. this is a way of life since the sir strikes strike which killed people in a crowded marketplace in syria >>> hello, i'm barbara sara, you are watching al jazeera from london >>> turkey - cash and closer ties in return for help with the refugee crisis >>> flashes in paris as worldwide demonstrations take place over climate change. [ cheering ] >>> a message of forgiveness and reconciliation, the pope opens bangui's door in the central african republic >>> russia is being blamed for an air strike in syria. the marketplace is in the town in idlib province. hashem ahelbarra reports from the turkish-syrian border. >> reporter: this man is lucky to have survived. in another air strike in rebel held idlib, dozens of syrians are dead. >>> russia is blamed

top stories. 40 have been killed by an air strike in syria's idlib province. a russian strike hit a busy marketplace, say activists. >> polls open in burkina faso for the first election since an uprising forced president blaise compaore from power. he ruled for 27 years. >> francis arrived in the central african republic for the final stop of his tour of africa. communal violence forced 1 million people from their homes. >>> people around the world have been marching to demand action on the environment ahead of a climate change conference in paris. hundred took part in protests in jakarta, and want the country to reduce dependency on fossil fuels and use renewable energies. >> there were similar scenes in south korea. protesters demanding urgent action from the government. more than 40,000 gathered in sydney. there were marches in brisbane and other australian cities. >>> 195 countries are here to discuss a plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions. environment editor nick clark is there for us. >> reporter: thank you. welcome to the sprawling conference center her

the marketplace is in the town in idlib province. hashem ahelbarra reports from the turkish-syrian border. >> reporter: this man is lucky to have survived. in another air strike in rebel held idlib, dozens of syrians are dead. in poorly equipped make ship hospitals, medics struggle to deal with the high number of casualties. these images are part of life in rebel held areas, since the russian air strikes began. opposition fighters accuse russia of carrying out the attacks. syria and russia are targetting what they say are terrorists. hundreds of people have been killed. the town is important for being close to the turkish border, and an entry point to idlib province. it was the last city the government lost to rebels when they took over in may. syrian officials say it was captured by the armed group al nusra front. and despite losing control of most of the country, president bashar al-assad and his allies insist he is vital to the fight against groups like i.s.i.l. the syrian opposition, along with their western and gulf allies don't

[ ♪ ] >>> russian air strikes across the suburb of idlib. 40 died in one strike alone >>> hello, thiss al jazeera live from doa. >>> people in burkina faso go to the polls for the first presidential election in 30 years. >>> people in turkey to limit the flow of refugees. >> and from jakarta to sydney - people march to demand action on climate change ahead of the major summit. >>> there has been russian air strikes across the syrian province of idlib in what activists say has been a massive bombardment. these are the latest images. at least 40 people are reported to be killed in an attack in a marketplace. the death toll is expected to rise significantly. more now from latakia. near the border with syria. >> syrian activists say the russian air strikes targeted a crowded market in the city of idlib. an i suggest stronghold. they say that the syrian government, backed by russian war planes targeted different areas across the country, killing dozens of civilians in aleppo and latakia. and in the outskirts. the syrian observatory for human rights said that over the last few months russia

the market attack happened in idlib province. we have the latest. >> in yet another air strike in idlib province, dozens more syrians are dead. in makeshift hospitals, medics struggle to deal with the high number of casualties. these gruesome images have become part of life in the rebel held areas since the russian airstrikes began. opposition fighters accuse russia of carrying out this attack. the syrian government and russia have maintained their targets are what they call terrorists. activists say hundred was civilians including children have been killed in recent weeks of intense bombardment by russian jets and the syrian air force. the town is close to the turkish border. it was the last city the government lost to rebels when they took over in may. syrian officials say it was captured by al-nusra front and despite losing control of most of the country, president bashar al assad and his allies insist he is vital to the fight against groups like isil. the syrian opposition, along with their western and gulf allies do not agre

russian war ships have been targeting the eastern region as well as hitting the provinces of raqqa, idlib and aleppo. the latest strikes, russian defense officials say 18 missiles were fired at seven location across the country. according to syrian observatory for human rights, russian airstrikes have killed 1300 people since it began on september 30. >> let's get more from our reporter in turkey near the syrian border. >> activists on the ground say that the russians have targeted different areas across syria, particularly in the eastern city in aleppo and idlib and that some of the targets were basically isil positions. the russians have said the last few days that they have killed hundreds of isil fighters and that they will continue their airstrikes to undermine and destroy the oil installations of the armed group. however, act visits and human rights organizations in aleppo and idlib say that most of the targets in those areas were basically civilians and dozens of men and women were killed since the start of the russian military intervention in syria. i spoke with a seen nor militar

the market attack happened in idlib province.ere is the latest. >> reporter: the airstrike on rebel-held idlib province, dozens more syrians are dead. poorly equipped makeshift hospitals, these images have become part of life in any rebel-held area since the russian airstrikes began. opposition fighters accuse russia of carrying out this attack as well. the syrian government and russia have maintained their target what they called terrorists. activists say hundreds of civilians including children have been killed in recent weeks of intention bombardment by russian jets in the syrian air force. >> the town of riha is important for being close to the turkish border and an entry point to idlib province. it was the last city the government lost to rebels when they took over in may. syrian officials say it was captured by the armed group al nusra front. bashar al assad insist he is vital to the fights against groups like i see ill. the foreign minister and his counterpart have called for assad to step down. >> today, the syrian people

coming up, russia's accused of bombing a marketplace in the syrian province of idlib. at least 44 people are killed. >> a moment of hope in burkina faso where people in one of the poorest countries vote for a new president. >> peaceful protests around the world turn violent in paris as people call for action on climate change ahead of a u.n. summit. >>> all the sport, including great britain stand on the verge of ending their wait for a cup title as any murray leads what could be the decides match. >>> the russian military in syria is blamed for an air strike that killed 44 people at a busy marketplace in idlib province. we have the latest. >> in yet another air strike in idlib, dozens more syrians are dead. in poorly equipped makeshift hospitals, medics struggle to deal with the casualties. this has become a part of life since the russian airstrikes began. opposition fighters accuse russia of carrying out this attack, as well. the syrian government and russia main that i understand their targets are what they call terrorists. activists say hundred was civilians includ

in idlib different factions with differ loyalties and the same thing for latakia where the plane wasdown which means that it's going to be extremely delicate for the russian army and for the syrian army to try to move forward for those areas and secure them to be able to do this to the pilots because definitely it is under massive fire power by the opposition in that particular area. the free syrian army and the syrian main factions, particularly the al-nusra front have huge leverage in the northern part of syria. i'm talking about the area that stretches from aleppo eastward toward idlib and also towards latakia. >> i know you will carry on monitoring the latest for us and come back when you have the latest developments and let's put this in some broader complex in the al jazeera news hour and we will talk to assist and professor of international relations at the university in istanbul and when you heard the news that it looks like turkey has downed a russian fighter jet what went through your mind at that point? >> actually there have been several incidents like this since 2013. ba

they control most of idlib, but latakia, all they managed to do is reach the peaks behind me, some of which they control. now, i've been talking to a senior members of the army, and he said that with some of the gains by the syrian government, but the problem was those backed by the government, and militias like hezbollah. they were confident that it would reunite a different military fashion and get support from the main backers like the europeans, the turkish, and saudis. they'd be able to repel the syrian army from the area it controls. >> thank you for the latest on the fighting on the border between syria and turkey. hashem ahelbarra, thank you >>> now we can talk to retired lebanese army general who is joining us from beirut. thank you for talking to us. fro what you have heard about the theatre right now, fighting, do you think the combine ache, the coalition -- combination, the coalition can push out government forces and keep them out? >> yes, in general any combination would be united to have a position against the army attack in the region of aleppo. we have to understand t

coming up, russia accused of bombing a marketplace in the syrian province of idlib. at least 44 are killed. >> parisians lay out empty shoes for all those that would have marched to demand action on climate change >>> a moment of hope. as burkina faso elects a new president >>> and smiles as the pope is greeted by smiles in central african republic >>> and it's over for vitaly klitschko after an 11 year run, as fewer becomes the world heavyweight boxing champion. >>> russia's been blamed for an air strike that killed 44 people at a busy marketplace in northern syria. it happened in the town of -- in idlib province. >> translation: the timing of the raid was the early hours of the morning, when the marketplace was busy. it was hit by two missiles in one raid, hit by 50 meters. a large number of people were killed and injured. it has been under the opposition control since may. russian raids have intense fire on northern parts of syria, on many fronts, like areas that are heavily populated residential areas, housing all those displaced from hama and aleppo. people here

>> reporter: activists say that the air strike targeted a crowded market in the town of ariha in idlib and they say it was a russian fighter there that targeted the area. there has been an intensified air strikes today across the country in aleppo, in latakia, idlib and also the outskirts of the capital damascus and syrian opposition says most of the air strikes were launched by russian war planes. it is one of the areas where the syrian government suffered major setback this year when the pro syrian army launched an offence itch and recaptured all of >>> dlib becoming the second major area to fall under the control of the rebels which was later taken over by i.s.i.l. >>> thanks for that. series civil wall-- syria's war is the cause of the refugee crisis. the european union is offering turkey a three billion dollars to seal its border. the plan is being driven by germany. lawrence lee reports from berlin. >> reporter: spring turned to summer and autumn to winter and they haven't stopped this miserable trip. the e.u. has been criticised for not making the journey different. the main pre

however, activists and human rights organizations in aleppo and idlib say news of the tarts in those areas is that they were basically civilians, dozens of women and children killed. i spoke with a senior opposition commander. he said despite the massive military campaigns by the russians, it's determined to continue the fight until bashar al assad is kicked out of power. >> belgian security officials are meeting to decide whether the terror alert in brussels will be extended. streets have been in lockdown for second day over warnings of an imminent attack. jobs and transport systems are closed, people told to avoid large crowds. there is the possibility of a paris style attack involving explosives, weapons at a number of different locations. live for us now, it's a conundrum. if you keep a state of emergency in place and nothing happens and it could prove that you are actually doing your job properly, but might make people question why there's the need for a state of emergency. >> that's the dilemma the government is facing, a fleet of limousines have been bringing cabinet ministers

. >> and in idlib provinces tax not the only place hit. this father was looking for his daughter, who he said was studying in the house. [ yelling ] >> while an activist was filming, another airstrike. [ explosion ] >> it's not clear how many first responders or civilians were killed or injured in the second attack. the syrian opposition and it's ally accuse russia of carrying out attacks. it's government said that it is targeting isil but many civilians are also being killed. these pictures are from isil-controlled area. many cities are being targeted. activists say more strikes and barrel bombs have hit the countryside. back in idlib, syrians have become used of picking themselves up after attacks. but many born during this conflict are still too young to understand why grownups can't stop fighting. al jazeera. >> india is trying to convert mastiff amounts of gold which is held privately in temples and in people's homes for funding for economy' india's economy. people don't seem to be buying it. idea or the bonds. >> gold is big business

coming up: at least 44 people are killed at a market in syria as russia carries out airstrikes across idlib province. >> stemming the flow. european leaders thrash out a deal to pay turkey to stop refugees entering the e. u. pope frances dismisses safety fears people around the world demand action ahead of the crucials climate shoe. shoes take the place of protesters in paris. >> robin adams with the sport live from doha. cricket's first ever daylight test match wrapped up in three days david is off. action flu an absorbing final day's play in belgium coming up. russia is being blamed for an airstrike that killed at least 44 people at a busy marketplace in northern syria. if russian warplanes are blind the attack, it will be one of the deadliest incidents since it began its campaign two months ago in ildib province. from the turkey syria border this man is lucky to have survived another airstrike on rebel held idlib province. dozens more sir yajz are dead. make shift hospitals medics struggle to deal with the high number of casualties. these images ahave become part f life in many rebel hel

. >> idlib province wasn't the only one hit. this father is looking for his daughter, he said was studying in the house. while an activist was filming, another air strike. [ explosion ] >> it's not clear how many first responders or civilians were killed or injured in the second attack. the syrian opposition has accused russia of carrying out attacks in rebel held areas to support bashar al assad. the government said it's targeting isil, but civilians are also being killed. these picture are from isil controlled area. activists say more strikes and barrel bombs have hit the countryside in damascus, and aleppo. back in idlib, syrians have bum used to picking themselves up after attacks. many born after the conflict are still too young to understand why grownups can't stop fighting. >> al jazeera. >> two israeli men have been convicted of killing a palestinian teenager last year. 16-year-old muhammed was kidnapped in occupied east jerusalem and burnt alive. a third suspect, the and would ringleader has yet to be convicted. here is

. >> and idlib province was not the only place hit. this man was looking for his daughter, who he said was studying in the house. while after activist was filming, another airstrike. it's not clear how many first responders and civilians were killed in the second attack. syrian opposition and it's allies accuse russia of carrying out attacks to support bashar al-assad, whose government said its targeting isil, but many civilians are being killed. they say more strikes have hit. in idlib syrians are used to picking themselves up after attacks. but many born during this conflict are too young to understand why grownups can't stop fighting. [ crying ] al jazeera. >> at least 18 people were killed in violence in fallujah in iraq. five civilians were killed by shelling blamed on the iraqi army. shortly after a car bomb killed 13 iraqi soldiers at a checkpoint. in nearby ramadi the army is telling residents to leave immediately in ahead of an offens offensive to retake the area. >> this area had a breakthrough when they took a key palestine

hitting targets across russia, idlib and aleppo. >> reporter: people of aleppo say when a bomb calls from the sky, it killed indiscriminately. for those that survived, it's hard to breathe in the dust of the collapsed buildings. in another area of aleppo, it hit the area. others say the strikes intensified. >> we suddenly heard the rockets. we were hit, the mother and the child were dug out. >> it's not clear whether the strikes in aleppo were carried out by russia or the syrian army. the russian president wants to step up the campaign in syria. >> i want to thank all of you. i want to stress for now it is not enough to cleanse syria of rebels and terrorists, and to protect russians from possible terrorist attacks. we face a lot of work. nearly 70 russian jets are carrying out 100 sortees every day in syria, against what moscow called terrorists. u.s. and allies criticized russia for targetting opposition groups targetting the syrian president. more than 60 countries are involved in an effort to find islamic state of iraq and levant. france sent the aircraft carrier to the mediterran

russia has claimed it is targeting the islamic state, but idlib is not under the group's control.he british parliament is expected to vote this week on joining the u.s.-led bombing campaign against the islamic state in iraq and syria. ahead of the vote, thousands rallied across britain on saturday against the plan. >> very much opposed to david cameron's plan to have a vote in parliament to bomb syria. the bombing has a ready been going on for more than a year by other forces. the united states and russia. so there is no case where it is solving the problem. amy: thousands of people gathered in turkey on sunday for the funeral of tahir elci, a leading kurdish lawyer and human rights activist. elci was gunned down on saturday in the southeastern city of diyarbakir. he had been awaiting trial for public comments in which he said the kurdistan workers party is not a terrorist group. hundreds of people have died since a ceasefire between the pkk and the turkish government broke down in july. elci's killing came one day after thousands rallied in istanbul against the government's arres

and in turkey we received the injured people totally burned and in idlib there is no da'esh.bombardment by russian planes against humanitarian convoy carrying humanitarian needs to aleppo so we have to agree that, yes, all of us, we are fighting against da'esh and, third, turkish border is a national security border for turkey and respect russian national concerns and expect russia and france to understand our national security concerns. based on these we are ready to talk to have military channels with russia and any other country in order to prevent these unintentional incidents and in order to plan for the future fight against terror and in order to have a syria which after first of january they will have a new process for political solution with turkey and saudi arabia and the four party group in last week they came together even for this really to have a strong diplomatic channel to work together so and turkey-syrian border also is a nato border and violation was not only against turkish border but also against nato border and therefore same day we gave all the details,

back in idlib, syrians have become university to picking themselves up after attacks but many born during this conflict are still too young to understand why grown ups can't stop fighting. osama ben javad, al jazeera. >>> a car bomb has killed 13 iraqi soldiers in the city of fallujah. five civilians were also killed by shelling blamed on the iraqi army. telling residents to leave immediately, trying to retake city from islamic state of iraq and the levant. imran khan has more from erbil. >> iraqi forces say they have entered the outskirts of ramadi. connecting supply route between ramadi and fallujah, a bridge, managed to take that bridge and that means that i.s.i.l. are effectively cut into two and cannot reinforce their fighters in ramadi. so now what iraqi security forces are doing is going into neighborhoods very slowly very methodically. those air strikes have been key in recent days, however they've weakened i.s.i.l. forces and allowed iraqi security forces to go in. now what we're also being told is any civilians still trapped in ramadi are able to leave if they wave a white flag.

the rebels control most of the idlib. and in lat abbingia, all they do is reach to the peaks behind my. some of which they control. i have been talking to a senior members of the free syrian army. and they are reverting some. gains by the government. the big et cetera problem is the -- biggest problem is the concentration of the syria army. the opposition says it is confident that if manages to reunite a different military faction and get significant support from the main backers, like the europeans, like the turkish and like the saudis. they'll be able to repel the army. >> irani media reporting that a brigadier general with the republican guard has been killed in aleppo. he commanded the imam hussain battalion. dozens of fighters and senior commanders have been killed. they have expanded the role after the russian intervention. >> a shooting at a birth control clining killed three people. the spct is a 57-year-old. they were wounded in the standoff. >> the motive for the attack is unclear. >> jim huli reports. >> the si

these are some of the latest deadly strikes against samada on idlib province, a town near the border with turkey. rory challands, al jazeera, moscow. >> coming up. ban the box, leveling the playing field for ex-cons looking for work, but moderates says it puts an unfair burden on them. >> today, marks the unofficial kick jofer tkickoff to the holig season. online sales continue to tick up. analysts say web-buying is up 25% since last thanksgiving and the numbers are big. consumers spend $1.7 billion online. >>> unemployment it's lowest at 5.7%. but finding a job is still difficult. there is a growing movement to try to level the playing field called banning the box. lisa stark reports. >> reporter: getting a job is often cause for celebration. but especially here, at a meeting of a baltimore group called turn around tuesday. those who traditionally have trouble finding work. >> something was on my criminal record that prevented me from getting a job. >> michael marshall's rap sheet tells the story. 31 years in and out of prison for drug dealing, robbery and assault. he's been out and

these are some of the latest deadly strikes against samada in idlib province atown near the border with turkey. rory challands, al jazeera, moscow. >> russia is accused of using air strikes against i.s.i.l. in yamadi hundreds of turkmen have been displaced by russian strikes. more than 1700 of them have fled to the turkish border. latakia province, prepared to attack a russian air base. video published online, show members of a group getting ready to fire at the base. >>> syrian opposition groups say eight people were killed in rah ca including five children. this video released by an i.s.i.l. affiliated group is said to though aftermath of the bombings. >>> france's foreign minister has backtracked from saying, president assad cannot be part of syria's political future but now in a statement laurent fabeuse said, framework of a political transition. the syrian foreign minister had welcomed fabius's earlier statement. >> translator: if fabius is serious, we welcome that. this represents a fundamental change of france and other countries towards the syrian crisis. >>> one police officer

more than 40 people killed in syria after air strikes in idlib. russia is being blamed. >> pope francis calls for peace and forgiveness as h

the marketplace is in idlib province.reports from the turkey-jeasyrian border. >> reporter: this man is lucky to have survived. and yet cut ens more syrians are dead. in poorly-equipped make-shift hospitals, medic says struggle to deal with the eye number of casualties these images have been part of life since the russian air strikes began. opposition fighters accuse russia of carrying out this attack as wellal the syrian government and russia have maintained that their targets are what they call terrorists. but activists say, hundreds of civilians, including children, have been killed in recent weeks of ins 10 bombardment by russian jets. and the syrian air force. this town is important for being close to the turkish border and an entry point in idlib province. it was the last city the government lost to rebels when they took over in may. syrian officials say it was captured by the armed group al-nusra front. and despite losing control of most of the country, president bashar al-assad and his allies insist he is vital to

. >> translator: the regime pushed into northern hama and southern idlib to remain the highways.need land routes. they cannot air drop supplies to their forces. but the opposition has turned the tables and took the road. the government is in a difficult position now. >> reporter: but it has regained ground on another front. when isil captured this road over a week ago, it was seen as a setback for the government. this road is a lifeline for the military and the people who live in western-controlled districts in the divided city of aleppo. but the main highway between aleppo and the capitol damascus further south has been blocked by the opposition for years. >> this new battle is about securing highways. it always has been. the army has had manpower problems. even with the support of hezbollah, it had to choose battles. the goal of the government and its supporters now is to secure movement between the cities and maintain control of what it calls core territories. this fight, however, also have political goals. each side is hoping to change the balance of power in order to impose

these are some of the latest deadly strikes against idlib province a town near the border of turkey. >> al jazeera arabic correspondent has this update near the turkish border where russian jets are supporting government forces. right here in front of me is to the mountain that is part of the turk men mountain that has been under heavy artillery shelling. after they managed to take control, it has been under heavy bombardment. this area has been witnessing the hit-and-run offenses on both sides. this is when the russian airstrikes started to target the area and we had the whole situation of the russian fighter jet shot down in turkey. this afternoon in was heavy artillery and airstrikes. rebel forces are sweeping the area, and opposition fighters claim they seized two tanks and various weapons. again, as i said earlier, this has witnessed hit-and-run attacks, and it will be difficult to predict what will take place and who will be in charge in the next few hours. >> now the french president has led a ceremony in paris to remember the 130 victories killed in the november 13 attacks. h

people fled from 45 towns to the southern country side of idlib. we are living in the orchards. no organization has given us help. >> the united nations has been overwhelmed by the scale of the crise. gaining access to those in need is a challenge. in homs, the u.n. delivered aid for the first time in six months to the opposition's last stronghold in the city. the district is home to tens of thousands under siege. the u.n. is facing a more difficult task. special envoy has been asked by the key players in the syria conflict to restart a diplomatic process and work on a nationwide ceasefire. >> world and regional powers who met last month agreed on a u.n. led diplomat process. the players have first to agree on a list of government members and opposition representatives who will be allowed to take part in talks. >> the end to the war cannot come fast enough for those affected, but the bargaining may take a while. the warring sides don't recognize each other and there is no agreement on the fate of bashar al assad. there is the fear of more fighting as each side tries to gain the

coming up, russia's accused of bombing a marketplace in the syrian province of idlib. at least 44 people are killed. >> a moment of hope in burkina faso where people in one of the poorest countries vote for a new president. >> peaceful protests around the world turn violent in paris as people call for action on climate change ahead of a u.n.

top stories - russian air strikes carried out across idlib. 40 reported to have died in one incidentlone >>> people in burkina faso go to the polls for the first presidential election in 30 years. european leaders offer turkey $3 billion to limit the flow of refugees. >>

and russia's bombing continues, these are some of the latest deadly strikes in idlib province, a downe border with turkey. rory challands, al jazeera, moscow. >> a russia is used of using airstrikes against isil as cover to attack a range of different rebel groups in northern syria. for instance russian air strikes have displaced many turkmen who are opposed to the syrian regime. more than 1,700 of them have fled to the turkish border. and in another part of a province, opposition fighters are preparing to target a russian air base in response spoon to those attacks video published online shows rebels apparently getting ready to fire at the base. some of the russian air raids have been hitting isil's main strong hold. syrian opposition groups say eight people were killed in rock araqqa including five children. this is video leased by an isil affiliated group which is said to ho the aftermath of the bombings. so who are the turkmen of syria? the turkmen are ethnic turks, they have lived across syria, iraq, and iran for hundreds of years, they are mainly concentrate ed in the north in t

syrian government bombing and the russian planes, people fled 45 towns for the southern countryside of idlibiving in orchards and no organization has given us help. >> overwhelmed by the scale of the crisis gaining access to those in need is a challenge, further south in homs the u.n. managed to deliver aid for the first time in six months to to the opposition stronghold in the city, the district is home to tens of thousands who are under siege but the u.n. is now facing an even more difficult task, special envoy staffan de mistura has been asked by the key players in the conflict to restart a diplomatic process and work on a nationwide ceasefire. world and regional power whose met in vienna agreed on a diplomatic process and u.n. has to get the government and opposition to sit down for talks to clear the way for elections and a new constitution but the players have first to agree on a list of government members and opposition representatives who will be allowed to take part in those talks. the end to the war cannot come fast enough for those effected and the bargaining may take a while and

with places like rehabilitation re and idlib. they've never been able to take on gains. they have more people that don't have advanced weapons. le sometimes they take areas that takes hours. they back over the security of the government. they are not able to hold major areas. this was about making symbolic gains, rather than controlling the urban centers. >> while the fighting continues in syria, of the president recep tayyip erdogan spoke about the battle against i.s.i.l. >> translation: there's no differences between the ipg, the bashar al-assad and i.s.i.l. organizations. they commit crimes against humanity. we went to the syria because they invited us. if someone killses 100,000 people, are you obliged to accept their invitation. >> how do you think the comments will go down, in the broader region? >> syria has been a divisive issue for several years. that has not changed at all. turkey's response is simply. the core problem is the bashar al-assad regime. 90% of those killed have been at the hands of the bashar al-assad regime. they are a problem to the region. there

the town of ariha is important for being close to the turkish border and an entry point to idlib province. it was the last city the government lost to rebels when they took over in may. captured by the armed group el nusra front. and despite losing control of most of the country, president bashar al-assad and his allies insist it is vital to the fight against groups like i.s.i.l. but syrian rebels don't agree. >> today the syrian people have a number of priorities. number 1 is bashar al-assad, must leave. the second is to uproot terrorism. we must take these matters into consideration, while pondering on a diplomatic solution. >> and while the political solution appears to be limited to discussions, on the ground, the assad government is finding it hard to retain control of areas it retook from opposition fighters in aleppo and latakia. but priority is no match for those who want to get rid of president bashar al-assad. the latest escalation of violence in syria raises concerns of a wider conflict. but many say that as long as countries like russia and turkey remain divided on how to solv

more 2,000 bombing raids have been carried out in aleppo and idlib.ladimir putin has also ordered the navy to develop a joint plan with the french to work closer with allies. >>> coming up the philippines clears the way for an economic summit. but many say the government is just trying to cover up its failures. >>> and we'll tell you how smart cities are making lives more efficient. >>> and the heat is on argentina as they try to qualify for the world cup. all of the details coming up in sports. ♪ >>> first, though, russian investigators say a terrorist bomb caused last month's plane crash in egypt. vladimir putin has vowed toing find those responsible. from moscow, rory challands reports. >> reporter: this was a carefully prepared television event. recorded the day before its broadcast on russian tv. vladimir putin was briefed by security service chief, russia's foreign and defense ministers listened attentively. >> translator: according to analysis, a homemade bomb detonated during the flight, clausing the plane to break up in midair. we can unequiv

. >>> they have identified two new attackers, ahmad al mohammad born 10 september 1990 in idlib, syria. and samy amimour born 15 october 1987 in paris. allegedly involved in the shooting at the bataclan theater. let's get out to hadley gamble who's been covering the story in paris. hadley. >> reporter: hey, carolyn. right now france is in a state of emergency. basically what we know right now is that french president francois hollande will ask both houses of parliament in versailles if he can extend the state of emergency. i'm joined be by nicholas, a reporter from politico. what will happen with the french people in the next several days. now there are some questions being raised, aren't there, about how safe they really are? >> absolutely. as the details emerge about the identity of the attackers and how they were able to plan and carry out this attack, there's a lot of failures that are being pointed out in the intelligence gathering, our ability to monitor these people. there are currently 10,500 people in france being monitored as radicals. that's a huge pool of potential suspects

the way for the syrian government to move forward and reverse gains made by the rebels in aleppo and idlib and also in latakia. the turks summoned their ambassador warning the russian about the escalation in particularly latakia where the turkish minty have been threatened by russian air trying. the americans and the national community are willing to see a unified united stance against isil but would like to see it coordinated in a sense that paves the way for isil to be defeated but at the same time for the moderate syrian opposition to take over. >> people in argentina are voting in the country's first ever presidential runoff. he will inherit an economy troubled by inflation and overvalid currency. the government is in a legal dispute over foreign debt. when it comes to fixing the economy, the candidates offered two different approaches. the ruling front for victory party has vowed to maintain the policies of the outgoing president, christina search ner, the second vote is for change with the let's change coalition, including scrapping currency and trade controls. that mental seems to b

this may belong to mohamed which would mean that they believe that he comes from the syrian city of idlib news just in to us. when it comes to the investigation expanding nationwide as we heard there, a string of raids nationwide, 168 in total in eight different locations and raids and several arrevenues and weapons and cashed were seized and also in the town between france and belgium closer to the north and as far as the french authorities are concerned an awful lot of activity has taken place. they say thettacks oriday were a part of a complex, cross border operation involving people living in both belgium and here in france and of course also in the large city of toulouse 200 police were involved in raids there and snipers took up positions around suspected premises. and close to paris once again in the suburb eyewitnesses say the doors were smashed in closer to midnight and that several arrests were made and that items were ease seized from properties there. four other major cities are also on the list includes marsay on the mediterranean and german border and again in the south the