. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour i'm jane dutton live from doha.nutes - jordan refuses i.s.i.l. demand to free an iraqi prisoner until it gets proof that one of its pilots is still alive. >>> i.s.i.l. makes it on the list of the world's top challenges. we speak to human rights watch for more of that >>> almost a year after mh370, malaysia airlines flight disappeared, the crash has bee

welcome to al jazeera, i'm jane dutton from our headquarters in doha. also coming up, a country divided, thousands take to the streets of yemen for rival protests for and against houthi rebels. >> there has to be a way of bringing more forces to the grounds. >> iraqi kurdish forces tell al jazeera that they cannot continue against isil without foreign boots on the ground. >>> greece comes together to turn their back on the euro and form their own currency. we begin in ukraine where separatest separatist battle have begun. an attack on a market killed 98 people97 people. charles stratford reports. >> reporter: sirens ring across the city warning of more attacks. this amateur video those apartments. a woman's body lies amidst the republic. a body of a man close by. ukraine yes orukrainian shoulders patrol the streets. >> they hit the moment when people were buying groceries. you can see the bodies lying over there. >> ukrainian military say that pro-russian separatists brought attacks against mariupol, a city between russia and russian annexed crimea. the

i'm jane dutton in doha.alestinian man convicted of the murder of three israelis is sentenced to life in prison. >>> over 50 people are dead as isil launches a series of attacks in western iraq. >>> the wife a shamed mexican mayor involved in the disappearance of 43 students is charged with organized crime. >>> i'm robin ada

i'm jane dutton. thousands gather for the funeral of king abdullah.at his legacy and forward to the man who is replacing him. >>> also on the news hour yemen slides deep into chaos after the resignation of the government and the president. >>> ukraine's conflict has claimed 5,000 lives, says the u.n.

. ♪ >>> hello, you are watching al jazeera, i'm jane dutton in doha.ordan refuses iraq's demand to release a prisoner until it gets proof that one of its pilots is still live. >>> almost a year after mh370 disappeared the crash has been ruled an accident. >>> thousands of jobs here depend on the oil industry and the low oil prices are raising concerns about the future. ♪ >>> we begin in mexico where there's been a gas explosion at a maternity and children's hospital in mexico city. at least seven people are dead and dozens injured, many of those wounded are children. joining me now from mexico is adam raney, how is the rescue operation going on adam? >> reporter: right now firemen are letting some of the flames keep burning, because they want to consume all of the fuel on the site. we also have a call for donations for blood in that area because many injured have been taken to a nearby hospital. of those seven dead at least three are children perhaps babies according to reports. it could be four. there are conflicting reports and messages coming from l

. ♪ >>> hello and welcome to al jazeera, i'm jane dutton live from our headquarters in doha.lso coming up children are among the dead after government shelling near the capitol damascus as well as the city of homs. >>> ukraine's conflict has claimed 5,000 lives says the u.n. in the country's east, where people are living in fear. >>> and heading for radical shift, greeks will soon vote in a election that could see the left party come to power. ♪ >>> tributes have been touring in for saudi arabia's late king abdullah. heards from around the world have attended his funeral. power has now passed to his half bother salman. and in an unprecedented move one of the grandsons have been named as deputy crown prince. erika wood reports now on the funeral for king abdullah. >> reporter: dignitaries from all over the middle east and beyond arrive to pay their respects the mayor of kuwait the prime minister of egypt, and leaders from countries like qatar and the united arab imrates. the ceremony was a transfer foreign dignitaries to greet his family including his successor, salman bin abd

i'm jane dutton.oming up in the next 60 minutes. 13 civilians are killed a shell hits a bus. >>> yemen's u.n. envoy meets with leaders in the capitol sana'a to try to solve the crisis.

i'm jane dutton is doha. palestinian man convicted of the kidnap and murder of three israelis are sentenced to life in prison. >>> the wife of a shamed mayor is charged with organized crime. >>> and driving developments at the dakar rally. one car lays down the challenge to make the race cleaner and greener. ♪ >>> a suicide bomber has blown herself up inside of a police station in istanbul's hess hess -- historic district. let's go straight to bernard smith. what happened? >> reporter: jane we have been given a briefing by istanbul's governor who visited the scene. this happened at about half past 5:00 this afternoon this istanbul. this woman walked into a police station which serves mainly tourists in the district of istanbul one of the most touristy parts of the city and apparently she said in english that she has lost her wallet all there's no indication that she was british or english, but she said in english that she lost her wallet. and then she detonated herself. and with her, she has also killed a pol

. >>> i'm jane dutton lye from al jazeera's headquarters in doha. >>> at least 49 people are killed in an explosion in a mosque in pakistan. >>> strong worlds from the leader of hezbollah. >>> feeling trapped. al jazeera gets a real look at what life is like for residents living in iraq's second largest city which is now under the control of isil. ♪ >>> pro-russian rebels in ukraine say at least seven people have been killed in the eastern city of donetsk. a spokesman for the rebels says the attack of a cultural center also wounded 23 people. the ukrainian defense ministry says five of its soldiers also died in the fighting. france and poland have called for an immediate ceasefire and urge russia to stop supporting the rebels. >> reporter: i'm here at a cultural center the site of at least two attacks here in donetsk today. we have spoken to witnesses who tell us the strikes hand around 1:00 p.m. they describe three missiles hitting this car park and the nearby buildings. they say there were hundreds of people at the time waiting to receive humanitarian aid. we have haern -- seen an es

. ♪ >>> hello, welcome to the nows hour i'm jane dutton live from our headquarters in doha.oming up in this program, feeling trapped. al jazeera gets a rare look at what life is like to residents living in iraq's second-largest city which is now under the control of isil. >>> piece talks between pro-russian raebl -- rebels and kiev are called off. >>> at least 35 people are killed after an

. ♪ >>> hello from al jazeera's headquarters in doha i'm jane dutton.lso ahead, 13 civilians are killed after a shell hits a bus in ukraine. >>> and massive spending spree to help boost the euro zone economy. >>> and we're in havana where historic talks are underway between cuba and u.s. officials. ♪ >>> we begin in london where leaders from 21 countries have been meeting to try to find a way to eradicate islamic state of iraq and the levant. u.s. secretary of state, and others lead discussions. they have agreed to increase their support to the iraqi government. thank colludes more training for iraqi soldiers. u.s. secretary of state john kerry say progress has been made but coalition forces still have a long way to go. >> this effort will take time. it will require focus, but we will succeed. tomorrow i will travel to davos switzerland, and i think the prime minister is going today, and at that time i'll speak in greater detail about our global efforts, global efforts that are necessary to prevent and combat violent extremism. but for now let me just u

i'm jane dutton in doha. bangladesh's prime minister accuses the opposition of trying to create anarchy. violent protests erupt in the capital capitol. >> attacks in the most heavily frontiers anywhere. >>> it was the right to come here. visiting jerusalem's

. >>> i'm jane dutton lye from al jazeera's headquarters in doha. >>> at least 49 people are killed in an explosion in a mosque in pakistan. >>> strong worlds from the leader of hezbollah. >>> feeling trapped. al jazeera gets a real look at what life is like for residents living in

i'm jane dutton in doha. bangladesh's prime minister accuses the opposition of trying to create anarchy. violent protests erupt in the capital capitol. >> attacks in the most heavily frontiers anywhere. >>> it was the right to come here. visiting jerusalem's holiest site. >>> a roma baby is finally laid to rest as inquiryies while it was refused a place in the town's cemetery. >> at least four people have been killed and dozens injured in bangladesh. dozens took to the streets to mark. the prime minister accused the opposition of trying to create anarchy. >> reporter: monday is the anniversary of the re-election. the opposition bangladesh national party calls it democracy killing day. in a tv address in the the last few hours. it is believed that there is an marchy. anarchy. a crowd of supporters had got to the gates and armed with sticks they tried to get inside the building. the >> the political affiliations, and ideologies, all of you should come forward. >> away from the watch capitol two people were shot

. ♪ >>> hello and welcome to al jazeera, i'm jane dutton live from our headquarters in doha.lso coming up children are among the dead after government shelling near the capitol damascus as well as the city of homs. >>> ukraine's conflict has claimed 5,000 lives says the u.n. in the country's east, where people are living in fear. >>> and heading for radical shift, greeks

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i'm jane dutton. thanks for watching. >> rockets hit homes shops and markets in ukraine killing 27 people. >> this is al jazeera america live from london. nine people killed between tribesmen and houthi fighters. >>> more feet on the ground in the fight against isil. >>> we look at a community that has turned it's back

. >> hello welcome to the news hour i'm jane dutton in doha. top stories on al jazeera. the united states charges two men for trying to overthrow the president of gambia on december the 30th. bangladesh's prime minister, violence erupts in the capital dhakap. dhaka. anti-government rallies in germany. >> opening day win details later in the program. >> the u.s. justice department has charged two u.s. citizens with conspiring to carry out a coup against gambia's president. let me remind you what happened on december the 30th. a group of soldiers attacked the presidential palace in the capital and four people were killed. president yah yah jameamay returned to the capital and announced the attack was based on disdenlts from thedissidentsin the u.s. rob reynolds, tell us about this. >> two dissidents came back from gambia and were arrested by u.s. authorities. their names are papa foul and cherno njae. a texas businessman. he according to alleged co-conspirators was to have assumed the presidency of gambia if the plot had succeeded. he also financed the operation and purcha

i'm jane dutton.oming up in the next 60 minutes. 13 civilians are killed a shell hits a bus. >>> yemen's u.n. envoy meets with leaders in the capitol sana'a to try to solve the crisis. >>> and the european central bank announces a $70 billion spending spree to help boost the euro zone economy. ♪ >>> first to ukraine where the prime minister is accusing pro-russian separatists of killing 13 civilians after a shell hit a bus in the city of donetsk. separatists are blaming kiev. it is one of the deadly attacks in months. >> reporter: life stopped dead again in donetsk. this time a bus hit by a shell or mortar. some passengers died in their seats others were thrown into the road. windows and lives shattered. >> translator: they called me and told me my wife was killed. i haven't seen what happened. >> reporter: his wife's body was then dumped into a van. these dead now bring the total killed in the conflict to over 4,800. ukraine's prime minister ironically marking unity day in kiev had this to say. >> tr

. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour i'm jane dutton live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes - jordan refuses i.s.i.l. demand to free an iraqi prisoner until it gets proof that one of its pilots is still alive. >>> i.s.i.l. makes it on the list of the world's top challenges. we speak to human rights watch for more of that >>> almost a year after mh370, malaysia airlines flight disappeared, the crash has been ruled an accident. plus... >> i'm in aberdeen where thousands of jobs depends on the oil industry and where the current low oil prices are raising concerns about the future. >>> we begin with breaking news out of mexico. there has been a gas explosion at a children's hospital in mexico city. officials say one person is dead and 54 injured. many of them children. we are looking at the latest pictures coming from there. it's a massive explosion. let's bring in adam raney, on the line from mexico city tijuana. what happened? >> a gas truck filling up tanks, it looks like at a cafeteria at this maternity and children's hospital exploded and ne

i'm jane dutton. coming up in the next 60 minutes.usands gather for the funeral of saudi arabia's king abdullah. we'll look back at his legacy and forward to the man who is replacing him. >>> children are among the dead after syrian government shelling near the capitol damascus as well as the city of homs. >>> yemen slides keep into chaos after the resignation of the government and the president. and ukraine's conflict has claimed 5,000 lives says the u.n. we are in the country's east where people are living in fear. ♪ >>> tributes have been pouring in for saudi arabia's late king abdullah. leaders from around the world have attended his funeral. power has now passed to abdullah abdullah's half brother, salmon. and one of the late monarchs grandsons has been named as deputy crown prince. we will have more on that in a moment. but first erika woods reports on the funeral. >> reporter: dignitaries arrive from all over the world to pay their respects. among them the mayor of kuwait the prime minister of egypt, and the leaders of neighbor

i'm jane dutton in doha. palestinian man convicted of the murder of three israelis is sentenced to life in prison. >>> over 50 people are dead as isil launches a series of attacks in western iraq. >>> the wife a shamed mexican mayor involved in the disappearance of 43 students is charged with organized crime. >>> i'm robin adams the race to become fifa's president hops up thanks to a jordanian prince. details coming up. ♪ >>> a palestinian man convicted of the kidnapping and murder of three young israelis in the occupied west bank has been sentenced by an israeli court. he has been given three life sentences over the killings in june. stephanie decker joins us live from the west bank. talk us through this stephanie. >> reporter: well, the judges when they read out that verdict, they describe it as one of the worst cases of murder and kidnapping in israel and that it had a great influence on the security situation at large. now, he was accused. he apparently confessed and now convicted of the planning financin

i'm jane dutton live from our headquarters in doha. coming up in this program.eace talks between row russian rebels and kiev are called off amid more violence in eastern ukraine. >>> feeling trapped, al jazeera gets a rare look at what life is like for residentslying in iraq's second largest city which is now under the control of isil. >>> robert mow -- mugabe for chairman. ♪ >>> we begin in ukraine, where prorur sha rebels say at least seven people have been killed in the eastern city of donetsk. a spokesman says the attack at a cultural center also wounded 23 people. charles stratford reports from eastern ukraine. >> reporter: the wreckage of a car. the dead have been covered. the aftermath of more killing in eastern ukraine. >> translator: i can barely walk. i'm going to faint says this woman. witnesses say the attack happened as people queued to receive food handouts at a cultural center in the city of donetsk. a second attack hit a trolly bus close by. people started jumping out and hit behind the wall. i drove closer and some people started to run towards

. ♪ >>> hello, welcome to the nows hour i'm jane dutton live from our headquarters in doha.oming up in this program, feeling trapped. al jazeera gets a rare look at what life is like to residents living in iraq's second-largest city which is now under the control of isil. >>> piece talks between pro-russian raebl -- rebels and kiev are called off. >>> at least 35 people are killed after an explosion in a mosque in pakistan. >>> robert mu -- mugabe confronts several challenges on the continent. >>> we begin with attacks by islamic state of iraq and the levant. isil fighters have killed at least 15 solders. a suicide car bomber detonated his explosives close to an iraqi army base. at least ten were walkeded in the exchange of fire that followed. isil fighters have killed a senior kurdish soldier. gunmen stormed the hotel in the oil-rich city triggering a fire fight with police and kurdish forces. dozens were injured in the violence. the kurdish forces took control of kirkuk province in june when the iraqi army abandoned its position there. >>> al jazeera has gained a rare inci

i'm jane dutton is doha.estinian man convicted of the kidnap and murder of three israelis are sentenced to life in prison. >>> the wife of a shamed mayor is charged with organized crime. >>> and driving developments at the dakar rally. one car

i'm jane dutton. thousands gather for the funeral of king abdullah. we look back at his legacy and forward to the man who is replacing him. >>> also on the news hour yemen slides deep into chaos after the resignation of the government and the president. >>> ukraine's conflict has claimed 5,000 lives, says the u.n. we are in the country's east where people are living in fear. >>> and heading for a radical shift, greeks will soon vote in an election that could see the left party come to power. >>> first to saudi arabia where the funeral has been held for king abdullah who has ruled since 2005 and died early on friday morning, local time. tributes have been pouring in. erica wood reports. >> reporter: dignitaryies from all over the middle east and beyond arrive to pay their respects to heard seen by many as a reformer. among them the mayor of kuwait. after they arrived they gathered for a simple funeral, lasting less than an hour the ceremony was a chance for foreign dignitaries to greet his family including his successor. international leaders passed on

. ♪ >>> hello from al jazeera's headquarters in doha i'm jane dutton.3 civilians are killed after a shell hits a bus in ukraine. >>> and massive spendin

. ♪ >>> hello, you are watching al jazeera, i'm jane dutton in doha.rdan refuses iraq's demand to release a prisoner until it gets proof that one of its pilots is still live. >>> almost a year after mh370 disappeared the crash has been ruled an accident. >>>