. >> yes, some leftist union, some leftist workers union, and also an important part was the a.c.t. it is the forces. they called for the peace rally. they were going to protest the government. fleerl three or two weeks ago. it was important. it was going to be out before the elections. >> thank you for updating us on that terrible situation in the cap 258 ankara. live from the capital turkey >>> israeli police shot dead a palestinian who stabbed two civilians near the damascus gate. it's the latest violence in a series of attacks across israel and the palestinian territory. 17 palestinians, and four israelis died and over 1,000 have been injured in the region since october the 3rd. the unrest began several weeks ago. the al-aqsa mosque compound. palestinians fear israel would change the rules. it spread to the strip, the leader of the palestinian hamas. they called on supporters to join the protest. it followed days of rising tensions. there has been several stabbings and shootings across the region, we are joined from ramallah. hoda, it seems peaceful now. what are we expecting to

operations of the turkish security forces, the operations of the turkish army, and among them leftist union workers, but importantly, among them were the supporters of the pro-kurdish political party in turkey. they were supporters of the htp, it formed a crisis to be able to follow the developments. and also let me add the turkish prime ministers is holding a security meeting with the staff, and holding security meeting and intends for the programs to follow the development. >> okay. thank you very much, indeed, for bringing us up to date with developments in ankara >>> israeli police shot dead a palestinian who stabbed two israelis near damascus gate near occupied jerusalem. this is the latest of attacks across israel and the palestinian territories since the beginning of the month. 17 palestinians and four israelis died. more than 1500 have been injured across the region since act the 3rd. the unrest began in the al-aqsa a couple of weeks ago. palestinians fear israel wants to change the rules governing access to the site. the violence is now spreading to the gaza strip. the leader of th

among them were leftist unions, other organization, and most importantly the kurdish political party, acp supporters and members were here. they came from all around, turkey, to join the peace rally. they were among the ralliers. okay. we'll leave it there for now. thank you for the update from ankara. >> you are with the al jazeera newshour. here is what is coming up. ahead of sunday's presidential election. plus... >> i'm daniel schweimler in buenos aires. the houses behind me don't giggure on any map. at least not yet. >> in sport, the head of european football fights back, after his suspension from f.i.f.a. coming up later. >>> russia says its air forces hit a rebel weapons depot and training centers in syria. according to state media in the past 24 hours, moscow targeted 50 i.s.i.l. positions. peter sharp joins us to tell us more about that. >> it's the 11th day of russia's air strikes. as usual the defence ministry gives no real concrete details in terms of location of the targets it hit. it said it carried out 64 combat sortees, hitting 55 i.s.i.l. positions. they are lifting 2

the bombs exploded just as a large group of kurdish groups, trade unions, and leftist organizations were preparing to begin a march to protest the resumption of fighting between the turkish state and kurdish militants. earlier today, turkey's prime minister ahmet davutoglu blamed isil for carrying out the attacks. but march organizers have accused the government of failing to prevent the attack. we'll have more on turkey later in the broadcast. iranian state tv has reported "washington post" correspondent jason rezaian has been convicted in an espionage trial which ended two months ago. the decision can be appealed and the sentence remains unknown but the charges carry up to 20 years in prison. rezaian has been held since july 2014 in iran's evin prison. "washington post" foreign editor douglas jehl said he is innocent. >> the only thing that has been clear in this case from the beginning is jason's innocence. everything else has been under real shadow of darkness. amy: the pentagon is offering condolence payments to people injured and the family members of those killed by a u.s. airstri

which it looks like was targeted in the turkish capitol, ankara organized by the public workers' union and leftistroups including the pro-kurdish people's democratic party. >> that's the hdp. so far, nobody said they carried out the attack but accusations are rife. the hdp's co-founder said they were perpetrated by the state against the people. and critics have accused president erdouan of reigniting itfieding with the kurds with his ruling justice and development party in next month's election. hours after the blast, the kurdistan workers' party -- that is the pkk, declared a itemp temporary cease-fire saying the groups hoping this will help to boost the hdp in the election. well, the prime minister of turksey spoke to the media after a meeting of security chiefs. >> we >> there is not a single citizen who doesn't share the deep sorrow of those who have lost their loved ones in this attack. we are in a period going towards anneelex. our democracy has been a targeted. i am offering my condolen dolco condolences to the families who lost their lives. there are strong indications two suicide bombers

leftists around the world do. it's the kind of planning that destroys countries, go check out cuba. check out venezuela. there is a reason it's the former soviet union. things are changing around the world. liberals are trying to save their own countries in the european union what. we've seen here in this debate, and leslie is right this, is a message to the democratic party which has gone so far left they're falling off the cliff. >> they are. >> and there is bernie sanders saying come this way. the american people watch likely did not like what they saw. >> but there is a mass problem. i agree that that is how the american people see this debate. every republican starts out with new york without new jersey. with out votes from california, oregon, washington, maybe, probably. but won't get pennsylvania. when is the republican presidential candidate going to win michigan? wisconsin? they have to struggle to get new hampshire. iowa. new mexico, nevada, north carolina, virginia, ohio and florida. they have to run the tables to win. >> but the difference is, sean, people are interested and i hear about these debates over the primary election. people ar