i'm jane dutton, coming i'm in the next 60 minutes.undreds are stranded between slovenia and croatia, the european policy descends further into array >>> the u.s. and the u.k. hold talks in london >>> japan's parliament passes controversial security laws to allow soldiers to fight overseas. >> i'm in havana, cuba, an the eve the pope's first visit to communist cuba, i tell you here why politics and religion will mix. >>> we begin in croatia, defending its handing of a crowing refugee crisis. >> 14,000 entered over the last 14 days, the government says it can't cope, and is sending people on buses to the border with hungary. 8,000 arrived. the policy angered hungary, it spilt a razor wire fence. croatia is not backing down >>> there hasn't been an agreement with hungary in some way compelling them to accept the refugees by sending them to the border. >> let's look at why croatia is a refugee bottle neck. thousands crossed because the route into hungary was blocked by the razor wire fence. croatia is sending it back to hungary. they don'

. >>> hello, welcome to the al jazeera america newshour, jutedon in dough -- jutson -- jane dutton in doha. hungary's president urges people not to dcome to budapest >>> president molina resigns in the face of a corruption scandal >>> beijing says it plans cuts to its military as china commemorates the end of the second world war. and scientists say there are three trillion trees on earth, more than previously estimated >>> hungary's prime minister urged refugees not to come to europe. he says it's the e.u.'s moral obligation to tell people they may not be granted asylum if they do make it across the borders. it comes as police lifted a 3-day blockade on the railway station. in central budapest. there were chaotic scenes in the station, as people crowded on to trains. it's not clear where they are going. >> please don't come. why you have to go from turkey to europe? turkey is a safe country. stay there. it's risky to come. we can't guarantee that you will be accepted here. morally, and from a human point of view, we will defend the border and keep the representations. we represent a

hello from al jazeera's headquarters in doha, jane dutton. japan's parliament passes controversial security laws. a family of pacific islanders face evacuation because of climate change. >> the united states says there is an urgent need for countries to unite to resolve the conflict going on in syria. he said that president bashar al-assad has to go, but the timing has to be decided through negotiation. >> to underscore the need for all of us to find a way to get to that elusive political settlement that we talked about for a period of time that has not yet materialized. there is an urgency not just fighting isil, but an urgency renewing everyone's effort to find the compromise to bring peace and stability to a syria that is kept whole and secreta and--secular and unified. where everyone is protected. >> john kerry stressed the need for political solution to the crisis in syria to be stepped up. he said in the long term president assad had to go. it doesn't have to be on day one or month one, but he did se not see the president leadershi of l

. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour, i'm jane dutton, live from al jazeera headquarters in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes... ..nowhere to go. angry scenes in hungary as budapest main railway station remains closed to refugees. >>> the congolese rebel leader pleads not guilty at a war crimes trial in the

. >>> hello, welcome to the al jazeera america newshour, jutedon in dough -- jutson -- jane dutton inoha. hungary's president urges people not to dcome to budapest >>> president molina resigns in the face of a corruption scandal >>> beijing says it plans cuts to its military as china

trained syrian rebels hand over ammunition and equipment to a group linked to al qaeda >>> hello, i'm jane dutton, you are watching al jazeera. switzerland bans the sail of some rebels in the wake of the emissions-rigging scandal. >> don't forget to pay. >> pope francis celebrates mass with 20,000 new yorkers at madison square gardens. >>> more turmoil for f.i.f.a. a criminal investigation launched into sev blatter -- sepp blatter >>> ammunition and equipment supplied by the united states has been handed over to syrian rebel group that is linked to al qaeda. congress approved 500 million u.s. programme to train and equip 5,000 u.s. rebels. the pentagon admitted a rebel unit passed ammunition. two fighters - it's believed was in return for safe passage. al nusra front originated as a fighting group, and later affiliated with al qaeda. it's parts of a larger coalition fighting to bring down the bashar al-assad government. unlike al qaeda, it doesn't knowingly target foreigners or foreign interests. it is fighting i.s.i.l. in syria. a senior fellow at the washington institute for middle east policie

. ♪ >>> hello, i am jane dutton you are watching al jazerra. also on the program, the u.n.arns that wars and economic blockade could make gaza uninhabitable in less than five years. >>> condemnation of texas police after images emerge that appear to show them shooting a man with his hand up. and the congolese warlord known as the

. ♪ hello from al jazeera's headquarters in doha, i'm jane dutton and barack obama and vladimir putin the war in syria but deep differences remain. typhoon lands in eastern china. and rotten roots and look at brazil's

. ♪ >>> hello welcome to the news hour, i'm jane dutton live from our headquarters in doha. >>> what is a system that doesn't work. >> harsh criticism about the plight of the thousands of people fleeing to europe. >>> russia says it will continue to send weapons to the syrian army as a way to help the fight against isil. >>> a generational divide in singapore sets the tone for

. >>> you are watching al jazeera, i'm jane dutton, live from doha. tens of thousands of people are forced to flee their homes in japan as unprecedented rain fall triggers severe flooding. >>> coming up, we'll be investigating the water mafia and fining out how gangs control the water supply for millions of people. ♪ >>> russia's foreign minister has confirmed that military and humanitarian aid has been flown into syria, his comments come after u.s. secretary of state john kerry expressed concerns of increased military activity in syria. peter give us an update. >> reporter: really, russia has been supplying syria with technical and military assistance for the last 60 years, so it's not new that russian personnel are on the ground there. they have a base there, and it is estimated to be 3 to 400 naval personnel there. what is interesting, though, is that the foreign ministry -- minister, sergei lavrov has said that flights have been stepped up, and they are not just taking humanitarian aid. they are also bringing in military equipment. as a result of

. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, i am jane dutton you are watching al jazerra. also on the program, the u.n.hat war is an economic blockade could make gaza uninhabitable in less than five years. >>> condemnation of texas police after immaterial expwrez emerge that appear to show them shooting a man with his hands up. >>> and the congolese warlord known as

i'm jane dutton, live from our headquarters in doha.t least 40 people are dead after a taliban attack on a former air force base in pakistan. >>> thousands of israeli security personnel are deployed around the mosque in jerusalem. ♪ >>> croatia is the latest european country struggling to deal with an influx of refugees and it is feeling the strain. this is the scene just a few hours ago scuffles broke out between refugees. 13,000 people have crossed into croatia in the last two days alone. the government says it doesn't have the resources to register people as per e.u. rules. it plans to redistrict them towards hungary and sla vainia. >> reporter: even though the conditions here are frankly inhumane. it's 40 degrees here at the moment. there are babies and tiny children all sitting in the dirt, waiting for a bus or something to take them further north, but everything is relative at least it is better than it was on the hungarian border, and there has been some movement today, many of the thousands who were here last night have gone alr

. >>> hello, welcome to the news hour, i'm jane dutton in doha.and the usa say they are ready for direct talks about the military situation in syria. >>> croatia struggles to cope with the refugee crisis, and outrages its neighbor in the process. >>> lawmakers prepare to vote on whether japanese soldiers can take part in combat operations overseas for the first time in 70

try to come to europe as budda pest's railway station opens after a 2-day standoff >>> hello, i'm jane dutton, live at the al jazeera headquarters in doha. also ahead. guatemala's president molina resigns in the face of a corruption scandal. beijing stays it plans cuts to the military as china commemorates the end of the second world war >>> scientists say there are 3 trillion trees on earth - far for than previously estimated >>> hungary's prime minister urged refugees not to come to europe. viktor orban says it's the e.u.'s moral obligation to tell people they may not be granted asylum if they make it across the borders. going. >> please don't come. why you have to go from turkey to europe? turkey is a safe country. stay there. it's risky to come. we can't guarantee that you will be accepted here. morally, and from a human point of view, we will defend the border and keep the regulations. we represent a human rural point. we would not like to falsify the dreams of the people. please don't come, turkey is a safe country, serbia is safe. many countries between europe and other regions are saf

trained syrian rebels hand over ammunition and equipment to a group linked to al qaeda >>> hello, i'm jane dutton, you are watching al jazeera. switzerland bans the sail of some rebels in the wake of the emissions-rigging scandal. >> don't forget to pay. >> pope francis celebrates mass with 20,000 new yorkers at madison square gardens. >>> more turmoil for

. ♪ hello from al jazeera's headquarters in doha, i'm jane dutton and barack obama and vladimir putint to discuss the war in syria but deep differences remain. typhoon lands in eastern china. and rotten roots and look at brazil's growing corruption problem. ♪ u.s. military planes have hit taliban fighters on the outskirts of afghanistan's northern city of kunduz, and a nato spokesperson said the strike was to eliminate a threat to coalition troops and afghan forces. taliban fighters seized the city after an early morning raid on monday, afghan special forces are still advancing towards the city despite having been ambushed by the taliban, local hospitals have received 16 dead bodies and treated 172 injured and afghan soldiers are set to have retaken the city's main jail and the police headquarters. let's get an update from the story from bagland in afghanistan south of the city of kunduz and what is happening in the city of kunduz right now? >> the latest update we are getting is reenforcement security forces and special forces they were trying to advance kunduz city and turned back b

. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, i am jane dutton you are watching al jazerra. also on the program, the u.n.ns that war is an economic blockade could make gaza uninhabitable in less than five years. >>> condemnation of texas police after immaterial expwrez emerge that appear to show them shooting a man with his hands up. >>> and the congolese warlord known as the terminator is on trial for crimes including murder, rape and recruitment of child soldiers. ♪ >>> hundreds of refugees are still being denied access to budapest's main railway station. look at these live pictures and just see how many people there are waiting to move on through. but they have been prevented from doing that. the police are preventing anyone without a valid e.u. visa from entering the station. they hope to board train to his germany as andrew sim ups now sw reports. >> reporter: germany may have been a destination this that he could reach on monday, but not anymore. the refugees had feared this would happen and it did. >> tell us what is the solution. everyone can be in our situation. everyone can have our road. polic

. ♪ >>> hello, i am jane dutton you are watching al jazerra. also on the program, the u.n.arns that wars and economic blockade could make gaza uninhabitable in less than five years. >>> condemnation of texas police after images emerge that appear to show them shooting a man with his hand up. and the congolese warlord known as the ternimater is on trial for crimes including murder, rape, and the recruitment of child soldiers. ♪ ♪ >>> hundred of refugees are still being denied access to by budapest's main rail way station, many have been camped out out nile. well, children, elderly people trying to get on the train but everybody without an e.u. visa have been stopped it many made a long perilous journey to sear yet to get there. and they are caught up in this bottleneck of the stage with no way out. andrew simmons has more. >> reporter: germany may have been a destination they could reach on monday, but not anymore. the refugees have feared this would happen and it did. >> tell us what is the solution. everyone can be in our situation. everyone can have our road. please make

jane dutton in doha. in the next 60 minutes, thousands rally in london to demand more is done to help refugees. >>> a crane collapsing at mecca's grand mosque killing more than 150 people. >>> >> i'm delighted to declare jerry corbin elected as leader of the labor party. >>> britain's labor party has a controversial new le.

. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour, i'm jane dutton live from doha.next 60 minutes - marching in support of refugees - thousands rally in london calling on the government to do more for the thousands seeking a safe haven. a crane collapses killing more than 100 people. >> we are delighted to declare jeremy corbyn elected as leader of the

. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour, i'm jane dutton, live from al jazeera headquarters in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes... ..nowhere to go. angry scenes in hungary as budapest main railway station remains closed to refugees. >>> the congolese rebel leader pleads not guilty at a war crimes trial in the hague. >>> the u.n. warns that economic blockades could make gaza uninhabitable in lows than five years. >> and i have the sport - race in rugby. south africa faces a court case over the make-up of its squad, that could stop it playing in the world cup >>> we begin the newshour off the coast of turkey, where 11 syrian refugees died, and five are missing, after their boats sank near the resort down. at least three children are among the victims, trying to make the short but dangerous crossing to the greek island of cos. the turkish koes guard is continuing -- coast guard is continuing search operations in the area >>> in hungary, hundreds of refugees are denied access to budapest's main railway station. we are looking at live pictures coming from there. you see how many are

. >>> you are watching al jazeera, i'm jane dutton, live from doha. tens of thousands of people are forced to flee their homes in japan as unprecedented rain fall triggers severe flooding. >>> com

. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour, i'm jane dutton live from doha. in the next 60 minutes - marching in support of refugees - thousands rally in london calling on the government to do more for the thousands seeking a safe haven. a crane collapses killing more than 100 people. >> we are delighted to declare jeremy corbyn elected as leader of the labor party. >> britain's labor party has a controversial leader. >> i'm russell and i'll have all your sport including serena williams grand slam dreams shattered by roberta vinci - one of the us open's biggest shocks history >>> thousands of people marched through central london in support of refugees, hoping to convince politicians that britain should welcome for asylum seekers. david cameron this week vowed to take thousands more syrians that were fleeing the war, but only those that are already in designated camps in countries neighbouring syria. european countries failed to come up with a unit plan to deal with the influx >>> we have andrew simmonds in budapest. let's go it barnaby phillips live in londo

i'm jane dutton, live from our headquarters in doha. least 40 people are dead after a taliban attack on a former air force base in pakistan. >>> thousands of israeli security personnel are

i'm jane dutton, coming i'm in the next 60 minutes.undreds are stranded between slovenia and croatia, the european policy descends further into array >>> the u.s. and the u.k. hold talks in london >>> japan's parliament passes controversial security laws to

. ♪ >>> hello welcome to the news hour, i'm jane dutton live from our headquarters in doha. >>> whathave now is a system that doesn't work. >> harsh criticism about the plight of the thousands of people fleeing to europe. >>> russia says it will continue to send weapons to the syrian army as a way to help the fight against isil. >>> a generational divide in singapore sets the tone for one of the tightest elections in decades. plus -- >>> there are no homeless, there are no poor people. everyone is equal. >> love from [ inaudible ] to the life of one of the south pacific's tribes is in the spotlight at the venice film vest fall. ♪ >>> hungary's prime minister says refugees who cross its borders illegally will be arrested starting next week. he says people have rebelled against hungarian law and filed to cooperate with authorities. the u.n. children's agency is warning millions more refugees could head to europe if the war in syria doesn't end. let's talk to mohammed jamjoom now. what have you been hearing from refugees who have been taken to a detention facility on the border with ser

. >>> hello, welcome to the news hour, i'm jane dutton in doha.ussia and the usa say they are ready for direct talks about the military situation in syria. >>> croatia struggles to cope with the refugee crisis, and outrages its neighbor in the process. >>> lawmakers prepare to vote on whether japanese soldiers can take part in combat operations overseas for the first time in 70 years. >>> [ inaudible ] with the sport as england prepare to kick off the rugby world cup as they fiji in the opening match. >>> the u.s. secretary of state john kerry says washington believes talks with russia on the syria conflict is an important next step. his comments during a trip to london came shortly after sush russia's foreign minister said moscow is ready for talks. they have been at odds for years over how to find a peaceful solution to the conflict. james bayes joins us live from the united nations headquarters in new york. james, why now? what happened? >> reporter: well, i think one of the factors is of course the scenes that we're seeing across europe and th

jane dutton in doha. in the next 60 minutes, thousands rally in london to demand more is done to help refugees. >>> a crane collapsing at mecca's grand mosque killing more than 150 people. >>> >> i'm delighted to declare jerry corbin elected as leader of the labor party. >>> britain's labor party has a controversial new leader. >>> it might not have been glamour on the red carpet, but it was all grit on screen. we'll look at the themes dominating the venice film festival. >>> we begin this news hour in london where thousands of peechl are marching in support of refugees. they're hoping to convince politicians that britain should welcome more asylum seekers. prime minister cameron this week vowed to take thousands more syrians fleeing the war, but that only applies to those already in designated in camps in countries neighboring syria. so far european countries have failed to come up with a united plan to deal with the influx. let's go to barnaby phillips live at the protests. you've been moving down the s