that's always from me jane dutton. . >> the u.n. syrian envoy in turkey for talks with the opposition. a tour together. >> people say shifting power to their city would bring trouble. l a city in venezuelan after a killing of a 14-year-old at an anti-government

headquarters in doha, i'm jane dutton. deadlock in ukraine.why they're refusing to pull back from the front line. >> in turkey a brutal murder of a young woman triggers days of protest by rights activists. >>> and why

. >>> i'm jane dutton from de la. once again the conflict in ukraine. >> this is a bomb, this is a fuse. >> a now infamous moment but leaked cables israel knew that iran was not producing nuclear weapons. now, from italy people rebuilding lives. >>> we begin in yemen where hadi abdul mansour has withdrawn his resignation as president and he has the back of arab gulf countries. calling on support for hadi's withdrawal of resignation. mohamed vall from aden. >> his intention to resume his post and duties as president. but now this letter to the parliament concerning that he has withdrawn his resignation is the final word on that, many here are not happy about the ambiguity, they began to replace the people in charge of the presidential palace because many of them were from the north and also those army soldiers and leaders who were here in aden, that's because many of these the ones to the north allegiance to former president. so trying to re reconsolidate. and today, there are reports of political party leaders coming

i'm jane dutton tripoli backed militias say they are sending forces to battle isil groups. >>> ukraine'seasefire is marred by fighting for a third day. pro-russian separatists claim to have captured the town of debattle save. >>> and we look at some of the simple yet innovative inventions that could change the future of healthcare. ♪ >>> first some breaking news from nigeria. we are getting reports of gunfire and explosions at an opposition rally in the south of the country. this is coming from the governor of the state. we'll have more on that as soon as we get the details. >>> let's go to libya where people are marking four years since the uprising that overthrow moammar gadhafi. but this year's crisis has been overshadowed by a grim crisis. it's putting huge pressure on an already fragile country. in the latest developments militias allied to the legally installed tripoli government say they are heading from their base to the city to tackle isil affiliated groups head on. they are rejecting calls for foreign intervention. egypt's president is pushing for austin underbacked coalition t

. >>> i'm jane dutton from de la. once again the conflict in ukraine. >> this is a bomb, this is a fuse. >> a now infamous moment but leaked cables

hello from al jazeera's headquarters in doha, i'm jane dutton. also ahead. >> bombing every day from separatists and we can't give him -- >> he can't reply to that fire? >> we can't. >> ukraine's ceasefire deal struggles to hold in the city of mariupol. >> all about crime scene investigation. >> the u.n. special envoy to syria is in turkey trying to secure opposition support for a ceasefire in aleppo. trying to agree to ceasefire for six weeks but around aleppo they are unlikely to observe any ceasefire. a conspiracy that would allow syrian government to launch more assaults. then there's the disconnect between the syrian opposition in istanbul and fighters on the ground. they may not comply. zeina khodr is on the ground. it's not going to be easy is it? >> for months he has been trying to broker a deal in aleppo city. what he calls a freeze in the fighting. there has been little progress since october. shuttling between the damascus deposit and rebel groups in turkey. there is little details emerging from his meetings in turkey. we're not sure w

i'm jane dutton. a shooting at a free speech meeting. >>> fighting continues just hours before

headquarters in doha, i'm jane dutton. deadlock in ukraine. why they're refusing to pull back from the front line. >> in turkey a brutal murder of a young woman triggers days of protest by rights activists. >>> and why new york wants to crackdown on costume characters on one of its iconic neighborhoods. >> egyptian warplanes have carried out airstrikes in libya targeting positions against the islamic state in iraq and the levant in response to isil's beheading of 21 egyptian hostages on a beach. warning that some may find some image notice report distressing. >> reporter: the operation in libya visible for miles away the military says it was going after targets affiliated with isil, but these strikes damaged several buildings in a residential area. civilians were killed, including children. the air campaign took just hours after egypt's president warned it would respond to the killing of 52 egyptians in libya. >> egyptian is not only defend itself but the whole region. egypt will react in the right time. >> egyptian fighter jet taking off befo

jane dutton. also ahead in ukraine both sides of the conflict are refuseing to pull away from the front line. judgment rage in turkey after after theafter a brutal murder. >>> egyptian warplanes targeting areas loyal to isil. it comes after the beheading of 21 people on a beach. warning that viewers may find some of the images in the report distressing. >> reporter: egypt has hit the libyan city with airstrikes for the second tim in a day. it was aiming at isil targets but the attack killed civilians including a number of children as well as damaging police station in a residential area. >> if there are president hadi any terrorist groups on the egyptian side and we were able to hit them, we wouldn't hesitate to fight them. it's the same thing that applies to egypt. the groups that hit such borders are not going to be an issue. >> they have denounced the attacks. >> this represents the violation of could have republicanty in libya and is a clear breach of international law and the u.n. charter. >>

from al jazeera's headquarters in doha i'm jane dutton we are in yemen's southern city of aden whereng power to their city will bring trouble. >> bombing every day. we can't give him quite into that. >> you can't. >> we can't. >>

from al jazeera's headquarters in doha i'm jane dutton we are in yemen's southern city of aden where people say shifting power to their city will bring trouble. >> bombing every day. we can't give him quite into that. >> you can't. >> we can't. >> ukraine's ceasefire - not taking taking hold in mariupol. >>> and trying to entice children abroad back home >>> the u.n. special envoy is in turkey trying to secure opposition support for a freeze in fighting in aleppo. the syrian government has agreed to suspend air strikes and shelling on aleppo for six weeks. hampering a potential deal are i.s.i.l. fighters around aleppo. they are unlikely to observe any ceasefire. the al qaeda-linked al nusra front is an obstacle. dismissing the u.n. proposal as a conspiracy allowing syrian forces to launch more assaults. there's a disconnect between the syrian opposition and fighters on the ground. if politicians are a good plan opposition fighters may not comply. zeina khodr is in beirut. talk us through the plan and what is on the agenda. >> well he ha been trying for months to get the wars sides to

hello from al jazeera's headquarters in doha, i'm jane dutton. also ahead. >> bombing every day from separatists and we can't give him -- >> he can't reply to that fire? >> we can't. >> ukraine's ceasefire deal struggles to hold in the

. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour, i'm jane dutton, live from our headquarters in doha. the u.n.yria is in turkey, to push for a deal to stop the fighting in aleppo. >> we are literally naked compared to some first world council ribs, -- count ris, we are literally an open target >>> health alert in

i am jane dutton and you are watching al jazerra live from our head quarters in doha. also coming up in the program security crack down in australia, prime minister tony abbott unveils new counter terrorism measures. top secrets, al jazerra has obtained hundreds

i'm jane dutton tripoli backed militias say they are sending forces to battle isil groups. >>> ukraine'seasefire is marred by fighting for a third day. pro-russian separatists claim to have captured the town of

i'm jane dutton. egypt fires target inside libya. international pressure mounts on the u.n. to take action. >>> in ukraine both sides in conflict are refusing to pull back from the front line. >>> greece is accused of acting irresponsebly as euro group ministers begin make or break talks on their bailout program. >>>

. ♪ >>> hello, i'm jane dutton. also ahead, ukraine's ceasefire is marred by fighting.ro-russian separatists claim to have captured the town of debaltseve. >>> thousands of afghan refugees who have been living in pakistan for decades are being deported. >>> a and taiwan companies are being told to share their profits with their young workers. ♪ >>> first to breaking news out of nigeria. there have been several explosions at an opposition rally in the south of the country. it happened at an all-progressives congress party in the oil-producing rivers state. let's go to our correspondent who is live for us. who was behind this ivan. >> reporter: well jane we have managed to speak directly to the sitting governor of the state who is a member of the opposition and what he basically explained were supporters were about to get started when three large explosions were heard. there was pandemonium, and people began running helter skelter. there was quite a stampede. but it wasn't clear what the purpose of the explosion was. it is an area that has been traditionally in control by

i'm jane dutton. also ahead, ukraine's ceasefire is marred by fighting.ro-russian separatists claim to have captured the town of debaltseve. >>> thousands of afghan refugees have been living in pakistan for decades are now being deported. >>> and we look at some of the most simple yet innovative inventions that could change the future of healthcare. ♪ >>> in libya, people are marking four years since the uprising that overthrow moammar gadhafi, but this year's anniversary is being overshadowed by a growing crisis following the egyptian air strikes. caroline malone has the latest on developments in libya. >> reporter: people in tripoli celebrate as they remember the start of an uprising four years ago that helped push gadhafi out of power. but many are also angry at the egyptians from air strikes. militia militiamen say they are heading to a city. the militia want to tackle isil affiliated groups there themselves and are against the intervention that killed civilians on monday when egypt struck training bases and weapons storage areas. >> translator: we st

i'm jane dutton live from our headquarters in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes. houthi leader in yemen defends the group's takeover of the government, saying it was in the people's best interest. >>> and diplomats meet.

jane dutton. also ahead in ukraine both sides of the conflict are refuseing to pull away from the front line. judgment rage in turkey after after the

i am jane dutton and you are watching al jazerra live from our head quarters in doha. also coming up in the program security crack down in australia, prime minister tony abbott unveils new counter terrorism measures. top secrets, al jazerra has obtained hundreds of documents from around the world. >>> the winner is. the oscars are handed out. we'll tell you who ising home a statuette. >>> we begin in syria where rebels say they have killed 300 soldiers of is sad in the last week. dozens have been retained. assad's troops had captured the northern suburbs of aleppo if a surprise attack, but within a day they were over run by the rebels. these areas are strategic because the government would have cut the main supply lines for the rebels in aleppo edging the siege on two main pro assad syria villages. the u.n. special envoy is heading there to try to reduce the fighting. he has had some assurance from the government that it will stop all aerial bombardments on aleppo for six wings our diplomatic editor james bays reports. >> reporter: this will be the fourth time special

i'm jane dutton live from our headquarters in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes. the houthi leader in yemen defends the group's takeover of the government, saying it was in the people's best interest. >>> and diplomats meet. and people elect the party. >>> and venezuela's were as a matter of facts say it is not helping the situation. >> we begin in yemen where houthi leader has for the first time addressed his supporters since friday's coup. he justified the takeover calling it a revolution. the houthi criticized former president, president hadi, for stepping down, saying his resignation was a deliberate step to create a power vacuum. the houthi leader warned against those protesting his takeover of the government, saying it was the best thing for yemen. >> the yemeni people have a right to live a dig need life. the yemeni people have a right to obtain their rights and wants. the historic movement by our people yesterday. this move comes to address the vacuum italy which other forces meant to undermine the efforts of our people, some political forces and collabora

i'm jane dutton. a shooting at a free speech meeting. >>> fighting continues just hours before a cease hour deal is supposed to take evacuate. >>> houthi and their use of force against protesters. [music] >>> it's a big job but someone's got to do it. we meet the king of the carnival. >> we begin with some breaking news out of denmark. one person has been killed in the shooting in the capitol. copenhagen. danish place say they're search forgive two suspects. shots were fired in a cafe where a freedom of speech meeting was being held. >> bullet holes in the glass at this copenhagen cafe after an afternoon debate on free speech turned dead leaving one dead and police officers badly injured. guests sent tweets saying they were under fire but still alive as gunmen stormed the building, spraying the cafe with shots when they could not get in. lars vilks, the one who has caricaturized prophet muhammad, organized the meeting. he has advised the attack. some have called the shooting an attempt on his life. he

i'm jane dutton. coming up in the next 60 minutes, egypt launches a second round of air strikes on i.s.i.l. targets inside libya. deadlock in ukraine. why both sides in the conflict are refusing to pull back from the front line. >>> no deal for now. greece rejects an opening eu offer. branding it absurd. >>> and why costume characteristics are cracked down in one of its iconic neighborhoods. but first to libya where egyptian jets have carried out air strikes hitting positions held by fighters allied to i.s.i.l. it's in response to the group's beheading of 21 egyptian hostages on a beach shown in a grizzly video released online. egypt's strikes which as you can see have caused devastation on the ground come at a time of deep crisis in libya. oftenon this news hour we'll look at how egypt's situation and spread of i.s.i.l.'s ideology with its slictly slickly produced videos fastly becoming a brand more and more groups are pledging allegiance to. >>> and then there is france, who just sealed a deal to se

i am jane dutton.n the next sixty minutes police in copenhaguen identify the man they say carried out a double shooting that left two dead. the united front against houthis in yemen, former members of government law firm a strategy to counter the coup. >>> mired in distrust eastern ukraine where a lull in fighting has been viewed by some as preparation for a ceasefire clasps. thousands rally in agrees not against but for the new government and it's rejection of eu austerity. cope >>> police in denmark have identified the gunman suspected of carrying out attacks in copenhagen as a 22-year-old danish citizen but they haven't released his name. he was killed in a police raid earlier on sunday. it's thought that he carried out both shootings, killing two people and wounding five police officers. police have also been carrying out raids across the capital. let's bring in nick spice ner copenhagen. do we know anything more about the suspect, nick? >> reporter: well we know he was born and raised in denmark,

i am jane dutton live from our headquarters in doha.oming up in the next 60 minutes, after 400 days behind bars in egypt, one of our journalists, peter greste has been freed. al jazeera continues to demand the release of the other two jailed journalists. >> strikes again, the army managed to repel antac in maiduguri. >>> running for cover people in eastern ukraine hide from the fighting in make- shift shelters. plus the man who gave birth to the contraceptive pill dies. we look at the revolutionary impact of this little tablet. >>> we begin with the breaking news out of egypt. one of our journalists, peter greste has been freed from prison after 400 days mind bars. and et cetera in good health. he was arrested alongside our colleagues who remain behind bars. al jazeera continues to demand their release. the three journalists were falsely accused of coludding with the outlawed muslim brotherhood. a short while ago, the network issued this media release. al jazeera has said that the campaign to free its journalists in egypt listened end u