michael brown's mother told al jazee jazeera's tony harris how she feels about this. >> there were blackhat were killed before your son by police, police-involved shootings. there have been black men who have been killed since. something about what happened to your son started a movement and that movement continues today. what is it? what it is about what happened to your son that's lead to this movement? >> i wish i could answer that for you. >> what about that moment? >> it definitely had to be the moment. >> the circumstances. >> the circumstance. the -- the day, the brood daylight, the -- his actions. you know, how do you -- how are you so comfortable with what you did, but you did it and then you ran away? you know, i have to say god is and was in control the whole time. and he knows that -- what we're up against, and we need all those people out there to support and stand up for michael brown. in that instance. >> this fight isn't just a fight. it's like a war. and -- and in war you have troops. >> and the war is the war to -- to change this culture and the way that police do their

. >> announcer: this is al jazee jazeera. ♪ welcome to the news hour, i'm in doha, coming up, in theext 60 minutes, south korea warns the north to stop making provocations as kim jong un puts troops on alert. president alexis tsipras. >> the terror, the confusion was something unbearable. >> reporter: two years since chemical attacks in syria killed hundreds and

jazeera america. >>> welcome back. a reminder of the top stories on al jazee al jazeera. an indonesian passenger plane with 54 on board has gone miss, losing contact over the papua region. the aircraft took off from jai pora >>> iraq's prime minister haider al-abadi ordered military commanders to face trial for abandoning positions in ramadi this year. i.s.i.l. fighters took over the city in may after months of fighting >>> in pakistan, the home minister was killed in a suicide attack. a bomber blew himself up. 32 others have been injured in the blast >>> south sudan's government says it will push on with peace talks to end a 20 month civil war. negotiators hope the president will meet with rebel leader in the capital. rival camps are facing international pressure to strike the deal before a monday deadline, or risk sanctions. >> south sudan's president and rebel leader are veterans of a decade long civil war, leading to saddan splitting from sudan. the counter conflict erupted after the deputy was fired. rebel factions captured a regional group of tunes. president tried

>> announcer: this is al jazee jazeera. ♪ welcome to the news hour, i'm in doha, coming up, in the next0 minutes, south korea warns the north to stop making provocations as kim jong un puts troops on alert. president alexis tsipras. >> the terror, the confusion was something unbearable. >> reporter: two years since chemical attacks in syria killed hundreds and we speak to survivors still waiting for justice plus macedonia police fire tear gas to stop thousands of refugees crossing the border from greece. >>> in sport tiger woods find ishis range and the best round in more than two years after missing the cup in the p.g.a. championship. ♪ we start on the korean peninsula where the south korea defense ministry is urging the north to stop its provocations, tensions have increased between north and south following exchange of fire on thursday. both countries say they put their militarys on high alert. north korea's leader kim jong un had an emergency meeting late on thursday and according to state media there he told the front line troops to be fully prepared to launch operations, the south

jazee, poarpts. port-au-prince. >> soybeans are on the menu in afghanistan. how they could nourish a population suffering from malnutrition. malnutrition. >> welcome back. just remind you of our top stories on al jazeera. the iraqi prime minister wants to abolish the posts of deputy prime minister, he still needs the agreement of the parliament. >>> i.s.i.l. positions in iraq and syria, the group has lost some territory but still controls its de facto capital, raqqa. >>> four years of delays, 139 seats of up for grabs in haitian haiti with nearly 1800 candidates looking to fill them. >>> memorial ceremonies are being held in japan to mark 70 years since the u.s. dropped an atomic bomb on the city of nagasaki. [ bell tolling ] >> 70,000 people died from the attack taking place three days after the atomic bombing of the city hiroshima. japan's relationship with nuclear frg has been a fraught one. embracing nuclear energy has helped power the cities like nagasaki but as harry fawcett explains, the 2008 tsunami turned the public against it. >> reporter: with two cities in radioactive ruins, japan's government prepared for surrender. now, the technology that defeated the country helped power its resurgence