>> a new year nightmare. 60 people killed in a stampede in a fireworks display in ivory coast. a deal to avert financial crisis hangs in the balance. republicans in the u.s. house of representatives warn they can't now support it. tens of thousands take to the streets in hong kong calling for a change of leadership and greater democracy. pope benedict warns of the growing inequality between rich and poor and the extremes of capitalism. where are all of these people running to in the first day of 2013? we will find out. hello. three days of mourning have been declared in ivory coast after a celebration turns into tragedy. at least 60 people were killed in a stampede at a fireworks display. most of the victims were between 13-18. >> it started as a new year celebration of ivory coast recently restored peace after a long civil war. something went horribly wrong. near one of the entrances to the football stadium a crowd surged. men, women and many children fell. rescue workers reached the scene quickly. the tragedy occurred in the center. this fireman said they found people trample

but the the people who are now in power in the ivory coast who even the prosecuting itself had said that they had committed crimes none of them have been indicted so it's already clear that it's not at all the ministering any kind of impartial justice when she want to jump in go ahead this is crosstown. well first of all the one thing was there was just a factual claim being made that the only persons that were indicted before the international criminal tribunal for yugoslavia were serbs and that's simply i mean that's just historically false that's just a false claim i mean they had an interest. in it which was i thought what i said. but the majority of the. difference is quitting majority acquittal an acquittal most of them had in the equations and very few of those leaders to. lead reasonable animals and this is the only way you should have. if if i could please finish what you said something i was. trying to say respect that go ahead lawrence well you made an incorrect claim at first now you're saying now you're saying in fact these people were indicted tried and acquitted

but the people who are now in power in the ivory coast who even the prosecuting of sulphide said that had committed crimes none of them had been indicted so it's already clear that it's not at all the minister in any kind of impartial justice laurent you want to jump in go ahead this is crosstown. well first of all the one thing was there was just a factual claim being made that the only persons that were indicted before the international criminal tribunal for yugoslavia were serbs and that's simply i mean that just historically forced the just the false claim i mean they haven't tried it . which was always that's not what i said. but the majority of the. difference is quitting the jury or an acquittal most of them had a. leaders to milly's days then lead on a reasonable animals and then there's a little way you should have. if i could please finish what you said if i'm sure i'm trying to say that go ahead lawrence well you made an incorrect claim at first now you're saying now you're saying in fact these people were indicted tried and acquitted well the fact that someone is a qu

and ivory coast investigation. a deadly stampede. plus -- >> what is the game that has 70 palestinians confused? -- so many palestinians confused? after months of negotiations, u.s. politicians have finally made a deal to avert the so- called fiscal cliff. the agreement passed the house of representatives. here are some of the main points of the deal -- taxing will not be increased for those earning less than $400,000. benefits for unemployed will be extended for another year. the plan to cut 900 billion has been delayed at least until march. >> the moment the house voted in favor of the bill to keep the u.s. from going over the fiscal cliff permanently. >> the motion is adopted. the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. >> the measure passing 257 in favor to 257 against. joe biden was on the hill urging them to pass the deal. >> we created this. we're the ones that have said, at least the congress has said that do what you have to do, but do not ask the top 2 percent of the wealthiest people in this civilized country to pay t

. >> we are getting reports out of the ivory coast talking about the deaths of at least 60 people whoied in a stampede at a stadium. new year's celebrations were going on there at a fireworks display. two hundred people are reported to be injured. there was a stampede as people gathered to watch the new year's eve fireworks display. those reports are just coming into us here on al jazeera. we will bring more details. we will let you know as soon as we get them. for now, in the ivory coast, at least 60 people reported to have died in a stampede at in new year's eve celebration. china has begun publishing hourly air pollution updates from 74 of its biggest cities. poor quality has been blamed for hundreds of thousands of early deaths in the country every year. it is also estimated to cost as much as $100 billion in economic year. aeach >> stepping outside in one of china's many cities, it is easy to see why the country is ranked amongst the world's air polluters. but just how bad is it has been largely unreported and an reported -- that is until now. the chinese government started publi

on monday and she strike at the scene a try henri was on target as ivory coast beat egypt four two in a friendly in abu dabi off to egypt had opened off small forward given young made it won one late in the first half from the penalty spot russian based giant try henri then swiftly put the elephants ahead and stole the show by netting the second soon after the restart where you won getting pulled back to egypt minutes later but jaco now completed the four two scoreline late on getting ivory coast of the head of the africa cup of nations which is now underway in south africa. thank you. but on tuesday for the spot i must go coach can i add murray was unveiled as the new manager of the league a struggle still here the forty one year old has previously led valent here to back to back third place finishes after just six months in charge of spot sacrosanct last november meanwhile fellow spaniard pep guardiola is set to take up the reins at german runners up by in munich next season after lifting fourteen trophies and just four years with barcelona. thanks. on wednesday the gruelling dakar

it happen in the commercial center of the ivory coast.head tonight -- there is still a chance to save money in 2013. >> who does not like to save money? and the hot ticket items that increase in prices in the new year. >> plus, it can be heartbreaking -- watching kids become victims of bullying. how to stop the cycle, one child at a time. >> we were pretty close. the will let you know if we have anything in th >> coming up tonight at 6:00 -- we have gone over the fiscal cliff and we wait for congress to make a move. the latest on the ongoing debate in washington. same-sex is legal in maryland. we will take a look at special new year's moments. >> bling prevention has become a focus in this country. -- bullying prevention has become a focus in this country. >> no parent wants their child to become a bit them or being a bullet -- becoming a victim or a belief. we have more. >> they are united in singing the pledge of allegiance every morning, but every parent and teacher knows that unity can break down as the day progresses. kids, like adul

new years celebration have ended in tragedy in ivory coast. 60 have been killed and 200 injured during a stampede. >> crowds left a fireworks display. many of the victims were children. it is unclear what caused the disaster. >> let's have a change of pace and talk about last night's celebrations here in berlin. berlin was the place to be last night for new years. city hosted germany's biggest new years party. >> i am afraid i have to admit it happened without me but over a million dpended on the city to see several bands take to the stage followed by a fantastic fireworks display. >> let's take a look at how berlin and other big cities ushered in the new berlin welco. a million revelers for germany's biggest party. right on the former border between east and west the pet shop boys rang in the new year with their hit go west. locals and visitors turned out for the festivities. there was no shortage of resolutions for the next 12 months. >> live life to the fullest, a little more. >> i just want to be a nicer person to everyone. it is a nice world. we all need to be nice people. >> the

they went to the ivory coast in 2002 and 2011.y went in and got out. >> stephen: how come i didn't know they kicked ass and take names? i know about the freedom fries. >>? they know what is in their backyard and what isn't. they didn't think iraq is in their backyard but north africa is definitely their backyard and they are willing to go there. >> stephen: how do you say in french i'm sorry france, i didn't know you were bad ass. >> [speaking french] >> stephen: what he said. thank you so much for joining h,i(ñq .papaá(jzpb%pjpjpj [cheers and applause] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. nation, -- thank you so much. [cheers and applause] i have to take a minute right now to talk about the big story tonight: my anger and disappointment. [ laughter ] it's been four months since the terror attack on our embassy in benghazi, libya. and every day since, the american people on fox news have demanded that the american people demand answers. [ laughter ] well, yesterday we finally had their chance to hold hillary clinton's feet to the

the ivory coast president and his wife toured a hospital where many survivors are being treated. he declared a day of mourning. >>> the hunt is still on for four masked gunmen who robbed an apple store in paris, france. they forced their way into the store three hours after closing time on new year's eve and took everything from iphones and ipads to mac computers. then they escaped in a van. there are reports that the stolen merchandise is worth well over $1 million. >> yeah, i bet it is. >>> still ahead, president obama's second inauguration is less than three weeks away, and we're going to take a look at how preparations are going for the big day. >>> we've also got tucker and his forecast. and julie has another look at the roads. fox 5 morning news is back in a moment. [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: the big hot pastrami melt. we perfected the pastrami sandwich -- filled with hot, juicy pastrami, pickles, yellow mustard and bubbly melted cheese. all piled-high on our signature freshly baked bread. made hot, toasty and just for you. and don't be afraid to pu

. >> today begins three days of mourning on the ivory coast for the 61 people crushed to guess -- crushed to death in a stampede. witnesses said people tried -- police tried to control crowds around the stadium, posting a new year's fireworks display, but the situation got out of hand as many people panicked. 200 people were also at injured in the stampede. coming up next, your maryland lottery pick 3 and pick 4 numbers. another check of the insta- weather plus forecast with tony. first, and look at wall street this hour. this hour. >> we continue to follow the breaking news that ray lewis has announced his retirement. what that means for the ravens and the fans. a pizza delivery driver a salted. and sounds -- a salted. and shots rang out on new year's not uncovered -- uncommon. but one bullet may have struck a young girl in the head. that is all coming up tonight on "11 news at 5:00." now your maryland lottery pick 3 and pick 4 numbers. >> happy new year. it is time to play your pick 3 numbers. here we go. for starters we have a 2, followed by a 0. final number for the pick 3 game is --

- some say this plan is going to be presented to the heads of state of those who will be on the ivory coast on saturday. what they are also samying is the outcome will depend on a security meeting on monday in which the international community in member states of the u.n. are supposed to pledge their support. what we know is most of the states may not be able to fund themselves and bring their soldiers here. it seems it france might be left holding the candles for a while. they are finding the best way to bring their troops here. that would need a lot of support. >> interesting. thank you. of appeal has ordered a retrial for ho hosni mubarak and his security chief. they were accused of killing hundreds of demonstrators during the uprising. 846 protesters were killed. thousands more were injured. mubarak was sentenced to life in prison in june of last year for his role. >> these are hosni mubarak's supporters inside the courtroom celebrating with a field as a long-awaited justice. the verdict is fair. i thought well mubarak and all this assistance will be found innocent. >> there's nothing t

they went to the ivory coast in 2002 and 2011.y went in and got out. >> stephen: how come i didn't know they kicked ass and take names? i know about the freedom fries. >>? they know what is in their backyard and what isn't. they didn't think iraq is in their backyard but north africa is definitely their backyard and they are willing to go there. >> stephen: how do you say in french i'm sorry france, i didn't know you were bad ass. >> [speaking french] >> stephen: what he said. thank you so much for joining ,x&úy3,ú],x6 [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] [cheers and applause] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. nation, -- thank you so much. [cheers and applause] i have to take a minute right now to talk about the big story tonight: my anger and disappointment. [ laughter ] it's b

people have been killed in ivory coast at a traveling at a football stadium. they were watching the new year's fireworks display. a large explosion in pakistan's big city have let people dead. it was a political rally. a deal to avert the so-called fiscal cliff has run into opposition in the republican controlled house of representatives. indian prosecutors will seek the death penalty for five men accused of gang-raping a 23- rolle woman. the victim died from her injuries after being raped and beaten on a bus last week. protests have been going on in the capital of new delhi since then. >> people do not know how to treat each other. parents tell their daughters to be bold, get educated, go out and see the world, but they do not tell the sons how to behave with women, even their own sisters, and take them for granted. how will avoid respect any woman? >> india has an ambitious scheme to put cash directly into the hands of millions of people living in poverty. that plan to hand out $68 billion across the country by the end of the year. opposition party said the

speaking to say this plan is going to be presented to the heads of state who are going to meet in the ivory coast on saturday next week. what they are hoping is that the outcome of the meeting -- the outcome of the meeting will depend on the outcome of a security council meeting taking place. the u.n. are supposed to pledge their support, most of it logistic, what we know is most of the states are cash strap, and they may not be able to fund themselves and bring their soldiers here. it seems as if france might be left holding the canned follow a while as the other states try to find out the best way of bringing their troops here. that would need a lot of logistics and support from the international community. >> thank you very much. or report live from mali. egypt's court of pelley has ordered a retrial for former president hisni mubarek and his security chief. they were convicted of failing to prevent the killing of hundreds of demonstrators. demonstrations began in january of 2011 and lasted in three weeks. they culminated on february 11. 846 protestors were killed and thousands more injured. m

. >> in ivory coast, new year's celebrations ended in tragedy.ast 60 people were killed and 200 injured during a stampede as crowds left fireworks display in the country's largest city of abidjan. many of the victims were children. , at least 16 people were crushed to death -- in angola, at least 16 people were crushed to death. >> in syria, at least 30 people were killed. eyewitnesses said petrol had been delivered shortly before the explosion and drivers had lined up to refill their tanks. the assad regime is increasingly relying on its air force. to reduce its effectiveness, opposition forces attacked a military airport. the un now says over 60,000 people have been killed in the conflict. some 15,000 more than previously estimated. the un has expressed concern at the number of atrocities committed by both the government and rebel forces. >> german police launched an inquiry into whether a hospital in leipzig helped dozens of patients jump the queue for liver transplants. the clinic has a suspended three senior doctors on suspicion of exaggerat

the meeting was opened chief in the ivory coast. they have gone into a closed session now where they are drafting a plan for the deployment for of 3300 troops. there aren't huge obstacles including funding, which they say had they have not received. also, logistics. they say they cannot get the carriers across the border, that they need to be airlifted. all this needs to be taken care of. the plan that is drawn appear will have to go through the defense ministers, who will meet this week in the capital of five proposed, and finally the head of state will meet on saturday before they get it to the international community for the support they need. >> sounds like a very long process. as the fighting goes on, how bad is the humanitarian situation there? >> well, it's getting worse. we know that the humanitarian saw tion humanitarian 250,000 people had been displaced and crossed the borders into neighboring countries. thousands of people have been displaced. that is since the french offensive began. most of them are heading to the capit

the ivory coast is beginning three days of national mourning for the victims of the new year's eve stadiumragedy. at least 60 people were killed, many more injured in a crash following the fireworks display. thomas give us this update. >> an investigation is underway. yesterday the president promised that answers would be given to the population as to what exactly happened. the reports we're getting from witnesses and doctors who have been able to give assistance to the wounded, we understand that there are several possibilities in the scenario. a possibility that people at the back of a large crowd were headed back home from the fireworks event, causing some panic. the crowd moved into this very tiny area where they got trapped. others say the security forces did not handle the crowd controls very well and that when they tried to control the crowd walking through the city center, this is when it happened. doctors also say that some wounded people also told them that they fell into a huge hole. it is possible that it was being carried out in the tiny streets. >> egyptian authorities are lo

others who've been in the ivory coast, so neighboring african countries.ir job will be to spearhead this and to have these first assaults that we've seen over the last few days. the african troops will probably be in more of a peacekeeping mission if there is a peace to keep. the problem that the african troops have-- including the mali is that they have no logistics. it's extremely difficult for them to keep their troops fed and waters and shelted, provide ammunition and so on. so they will not be affected unless french, other european and american forces help with logistics. >> brown: lindsey hilsum in mali thanks for talking to us. >> you're welcome. >> suarez: for more on the situation in mali and the wider region in north africa we get two views. j. peter pham is the director of the africa center at the atlantic council in washington, d.c. and retired colonel cedric leighton had a 26 year career in the air force where he focused on intelligence and did a number of stints in the middle east. he now has his own risk management consulting firm. peter pha

. >> chancellor angela merkel, pmeanwhile, met with the president of ivory coast. he is also the current chairman of echoes. they agreed the situation is serious. >> i think we are under great time pressure here. germany views security in the region as part of its own security. terror in northern mali is not just the threat to africa. it is a threat to europe as well. >> merkel realizes that a tough fight lies ahead for mali, and she says germany will consider requests for future support. france, for its part, plans to triple its current troop level. >> a short while ago, we spoke with someone from the german think tank the friedrich ebert foundation. she is in bamako. we asked what the situation was like there. >> the situation is calm, normal. everyday life continues. people go to work. they go shopping. however, there are, of course [indiscernible] after the intervention on, cup. everyone is taking some precautions. there are more police. there is a higher police presence on the street. >> the french intervention has the full backing of the u.n. security council

others who've been in the ivory coast, so neighboring african countries. job will be to spearhead this and to have these first assaults that we've seen over the last few days. the african troops will probably be in more of a peacekeeping mission if there is a peace to keep. the problem that the african troops have-- including the mali is that they have no logistics. it's extremely difficult for them to keep their troops fed and waters and sheltered provide ammunition and so on. so they will not be affected unless french other european and american forces help with logistics. >> brown: lindsey hilsum in mali thanks for talking to us. >> you're welcome. >> suarez: for more on the situation in mali and the wider region in north africa we get two views. j. peter pham is the director of the africa center at the atlantic council in washington, d.c. and retired colonel cedric leighton had a 26 year career in the air force where he focused on intelligence and did a number of stints in the middle east. he now has his own risk management consulting firm. peter pham

this happened last night in the ivory coast while spectators gathered to watch fireworks. one witness said security forces showed up to break up the crowd as people started to panic and run as trampling victims would fall down along the way. >>> still ahead on 9. five things that will likely cost you more in 2013. >>> i am not a troublemaker. i feel like i'm a good nurse. >> but that did not stop a hospital from firing that nurse and several others because they wouldn't get a flu shot. we'll hear from both sides right after the break. [ male announcer ] this commercial is not about getting fios; it's about getting fios. that moment after you finally got it that you actually get it. when you see the difference 100% fiber optics makes, and you say "woah we are not on cable anymore." when online videos aren't herky jerky, you get it. or when a movie downloads in two minutes, you get it. last chance to get fios for just $79.99 a month for two years with a two-year agreement. plus $300 back. go to got2getfios.com today call the verizon center for customers with disabilities for

. >>> the celebration of the new year in the ivory coast has ended in tragedy. more than 60 people in the western african country were killed in a stampede, 50 others were hurt. thousands of people gathered at a stadium in abidjan to see a fireworks display. they were leaving when panic struck. >> translator: my two children, they went yesterday. they said they were going to go last night and i told them not to. when i went to bed, they went anyway. we haven't seen them since. >> many of the victims were children. some got lost in the confusion. >> translator: it's a national tragedy, of course, and i really hope that we will push ourselves to investigate to see what could have prevented this tragedy so that it will not happen again. >> authorities say they don't know what set off the stampede. >>> a fire has swept through poor settlements in cape town, south africa. three people died. 4,000 people lost their homes. domestic media say strong winds spread the flames through the densely populated area at dawn on new year's day. the makeshift shacks were built with

. >> chancellor angela merkel, pmeanwhile, met with the president of ivory coast. he is also the current chairman of echoes. they agreed the situation is serious. >> i think we are under great time pressure here. germany views security in the region as part of its own security. terror in northern mali is not threat to africa. it is a threat to europe as well. >> merkel realizes that a tough fight lies ahead for mali, and she says germany will consider requests for future support. france, for its part, plans to triple its current troop level. >> a short while ago, we spoke with someone from the german think tank the friedrich ebert foundation. she is in bamako. we asked what the situation was like there. >> the situation is calm, normal. everyday life continues. people go to work. they go shopping. however, there are, of course [indiscernible] after the intervention on, cup. everyone is taking some precautions. there are more police. there is a higher police presence on the street. >> the french intervention has the full backing of the u.n. security council, but how

ridiculous to say well this this doesn't warrant it this does the same with in the case of the ivory coast the crimes of one political leader well these do indeed rise to the threshold of gravity but the equal crimes of the others who happen to be the proxies of france or nato they they they don't rise to the threshold of gravity clearly it's making these political decisions and so that's why i totally disagree with the idea that the world of justice is better than no no justice. is worse than no justice because this is a mockery of justice lawrence go ahead reply i think church is running together two separate issues i was a vehement critic and remain of the critic of the invasion of iraq that is still very different from saying that the invasion is a crime it simply is not at this stage a crime that the international criminal court could consider we have all sorts of reasons to believe that it was an egregious awful ill fated action for the united states to engage it it's still different then calling it a crime now as a distraught going to georgia talking about a figure of one hundred th

that >> the french have intervened to years ago to end the civil war on the neighboring ivory coast, another former colony, but molly will be a tougher challenge. the fighters are holding french citizens hostage somewhere in the vast northern desert. then the mali army and government are both close to collapse. today, a senior general welcomed the french help and said nigeria and other african countries were also sending troops. but it could take months before any of them are ready for a full-scale offensive against the rebels. in the meantime, this warning from an al qaeda-linked islamist leader in mali. >> i tell them, if you want peace and security in your country, you are welcome. if you want war, we will execute your vows and grace altera will be transformed into a cemetery for your soldiers and your money -- we will execute and the great sahara will be transformed into a cemetery for your soldiers and your army. >> there is a real danger. a new afghanistan taking shape on the harsh fringes of the sahara. >>> some other news from around the world. venezuela was vice-president is

new year's celebrations turned deadly overnight in ivory coast, when a crowd stampeded. more than 60 people died in the crush to leave a stadium after a fireworks show in abidjan, the country's major commercial city. most of the victims were children and teenagers. some 200 others were injured. today the president of the west african nation called for efforts to improve public safety. >> it's a national tragedy, of course. and i really hope that we will push ourselves to investigate, to see what could have prevented this tragedy so that it will not happen again. >> the government also pledged to cover the cost of hospital treatment for the injured. a new wave of violence rocked pakistan today leaving nine dead and dozens wounded. in the northwest, gunmen ambushed a van in the town of swabi, killing five female teachers and two aid workers. it followed a series of militant attacks targeting anti-polio workers. to the south, a bomb exploded near a large political rally in karachi. at least four people died there, and dozens were hurt. the number of civilian deaths in iraq

as well as prime e prime minister and the president of ghana and the president -- sorry, of the ivory coast. i think i just murdered their names, for which i apologize. her official party of 40 included the reverend billy graham. he and tolbert were both ministers, and mrs. john h. johnson, the wife of the president of johnson publishing company. in addition to official meetings, press conferences and speeches before political parties, the africans treated pat and her entourage to a whirlwind of dippers, receptions -- dippers, receptions and presentations. pat took her responsibilities on the trip very seriously. duly noted in the biography that pat snuck away on christmas day to go over her briefing notes to organize her thoughts for the upcoming trip. although the state department and the staff of the west wing prepared remarks for her, she went over them making changes where she felt necessary. if liberia, she pleased her hosts by noting how impressed she was by the considerable development that had occurred since her last visit in 1957. in ghana she traveled out into the hills to pay he

to increase their commitment to fighting as long as militants in mali and they're meeting in the ivory coast foreign minister all around favia stressed that the current french campaign was never intended as a substitute for an african led contingent deployed under un security council resolution france has also asked for more logistical assistance from the un in the ongoing conflict former pentagon official michael maloof sas france could be drawn into a lengthy afghanistan like scenario. this demonstrates how the. in the maghreb in the islamic magreb basically are coordinating their activities and this is part of an overall our overall. qaida plan to basically take that northern part of africa as a stepping stone into europe itself and there's been threats in paris already by mali ns and and what's really tragic is the fact that the united states trained a lot of these. now terrorists who basically defected from the government and and know many of our activities and know how we operate from a special forces standpoint and can use them against us these troops are very well trained they were i

new year's celebrations turned deadly overnight in ivory coast, when a crowd stampeded. more than 60 people died in the crush to leave a stadium after a fireworks show in abidjan, the country's major commercial city. most of the victims were children and teenagers. some 200 others were injured. today the president of the west african nation called for efforts to improve public safety. it's a national tragedy, of course. and i really hope that we will push ourselves to investigate to see what could have prevented this tragedy so that it will not happen again. >> the government also pledged to cover the cost of hospital treatment for the injured. a new wave of violence rocked pakistan today leaving nine dead and dozens wounded. in the northwest, gunmen a in the northwest, gunmen ambushed a van in the town of swabi, killing five female teachers and two aid workers. it followed a series of militant attacks targeting anti-polio workers. to the south, a bomb exploded near a large political rally in karachi. at least four people died there, and dozens were hurt. the number of c