i'm martine dennis in doha.oming up in the next 60 minutes, a suicide bomber suspected of setting off an explosion in the heart of turkey's biggest city. and over the border food and medicine finally arrive for people suffering in some of syria's besieged towns. >>> oil prices continue to fall, crude is now below $30 a barrel. >>> president obama prepares for his last state of the union address. ♪

i'm martine dennis, and these are the top stories - north korea says it successfully tested a powerful hydrogen bomb. its southern neighbour, though, is not convinced >>> homeless and freezing - the syrian refugees struggling to get by in the blistering weather of. >> every time i think about those kids it gets me mad >>> an emotional president obama reveals tighter measures regulating guns in the u.s. plus... >> i'm tarek baisley in spain where a new generation of echo hot air balloons are taking flight >>> north korea says it's detonated a hydrogen box. the u.n. body which monitors nuclear testing described it as a grave test to peace, calling for an emergency meeting of the security council. doubts have been expressed over pyongyang's claimsism >> translation: well not give up a nuclear prime as long as the united states maintains its aggression. >> and do adrian brown, who is our correspondent in beijing. seems to be expressing a certain irritation that his close ally decided to go to alone. has not informed him that they are about to take this action. >> yes, at the daily ministry

. >>> hello, welcome to the al jazeera newshour, i'm martine dennis in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes - i u.k. judge rules the death of a former russian spy was probably approved by the kremlin >>> anger in tunisia over a shortage of jobs, pitting protesters against the police. >>> we are live in yewiuganda w a community is gathered to watch a war-time-trial. >>> malaysia looks at banning electronic or e-cigarettes >>> first, the result of a british inquiry into the radioactive poisoning of a former russian spy alexander litvinenko have been released. the british judge said the russian president himself, vladimir putin, probably approved the killing of alexander litvinenko. the judge also said that two russian ben, andrei lieuinga voi and dmitri killed the spy on the orders of russia. we'll go to rory challands in moscow. first to neave barker in loind. tell us what has come out of the inquiry. >> reporter: it's been nine years, a long time for alexander litvinenko's family. the results by sir robert owen has been released. two former russian agents ha

hello, i'll martine dennis, welcome to al jazeera live from doha, lose to come in the programme - >>> omeless and freezing - the syrian refugees struggling to get by in the blistering weather >> every time i think about those kids it gets me mad >>> an emotional president obama >>> an emotional president obama reveals tighter measures regulating guns in the u.s. plus... >>> the u.n. face charges that its peacekeepers sexually assaulted underaged girls in the central african republic >>> north korea says its detonated a hydrogen bomb. the u.n. body which monitors nuclear testing described it as a grave test to peace, calling for an emergency meeting of the for an emergency meeting of the japan and south korea expressed doubts over pyongyang's claims. >> adrian brown is our correspondent in beijing. >> reporter: a short time ago the foreign ministry gave a bri briefing to median journalists of the it was trght the reduke urged north korea to cease these actions and return to the six party talks. china is the only friend north korea has. there has been trains in the relationship during t

i'm martine dennis at our world headquarters in doha.g up in the next 60 minutes, iran releases ten u.s. sailors. >>> police raids in turkey where the government has confirmed one arrest in connection with tuesday east bombing in istanbul. >>> an explosion a polio vaccination center kills at

rules the death of a former russian spy was probably approved by the kremlin hello again, i'm martine dennis live in doha. also to come in the programme - on trial, a rebel commander accused of a massacre in uganda, while a tortured community waits to see if he's held responsible >>> >>> anger in tunisia over a shortage of jobs, pitting protesters against the police. >>> pregnant women treated in chairs in hospitals as a heath crisis worsens in brazil. >>> first, the result of a british inquiry into the radioactive poisoning of a former russian spy alexander litvinenko have been released. within the last hour or so the judge said the russian president himself, vladimir putin, probably approved the killing of alexander litvinenko. the judge also said that two russian men, andrei lugovoy, and dmitri kovtun killed the former spy on t orders of russia. the chairman of the inquire your, sir robert owen made this title. >> i am sure that mr andrei lugovoy and mr dmitri kovtun placed the plutonium 210 into the teapot at the bar, and did so within the intention of poisoning mr alexander litvinenko.

i'm martine dennis, and these are the top stories - north korea says it successfully tested a powerful hydrogen bomb. its southern neighbour, though, is not convinced >>> homeless and freezing - the syrian refugees struggling to get by in the blistering weather of. >> everye

. >>> hello, welcome to the al jazeera newshour, i'm martine dennis in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes - i u.k. judge rules the death of a former russian spy was probably approved by the kremlin >>> anger in tunisia over a shortage of jobs, pitting protesters against the police. >>> we are live in yewiug

i'm martin dennis. also to come on the program, police raised in turkey where the government's confirmed one arrest in connection with tuesday's bombing in istanbul. >>> an explosion outside a polio vaccination center kills at least 14 in pakistan. >>> we'll take you to the motor city, the detroit auto show unjails the cars of the future. >>> 10 u.s. navy sailors taken into custody by iran have been released. they were detained tuesday after their two boats enter the the iranian waters. the u.s. welcomed the release seen here in pictures published by the iranians. one member of iran's revolutionary guard earlier gave more detail about their investigation. >> our final finding was that it has not been a hostile crossover for espionage or the like. they had a malfunction of navigation systems, saying they did not know they were close to iranian territory. >> we can go to ross lynn jordan in washington, d.c. the state department and whole of the administration must be rather satisfied that this awkward inc

i'm martine dennis at our world headquarters in doha.oming up in the next 60 minutes, iran releases ten u.s. sailors. >>> police raids in turkey where the government has confirmed one arrest in connection with tuesday east bombing in istanbul. >>> an explosion a polio vaccination center kills at least 14 people in pakistan. >>> and the slow and tortured process of trying to return south african land to its traditional owners. ♪ >>> first, ten u.s. navy sailors taken into custody by have now been released. they were detained on tuesday after their two boats entered iranian waters. the u.s. welcomed the release of the nine men and one woman. and one member of the iran revolutionary guard earlier gave more details about their investigation. >> translator: our final finding was that it has not been a hostile crossover. they reached the area due to malfunction of the navigation systems, say they did not know they were close to iranian territory. >> live you to rosiland jordan in washington, d.c. you have been monitoring this incident which wa

i'm martine dennis in doha.oming up in the next 60 minutes, a suicide bomber suspected of setting off an explosion in the heart of turkey's biggest city. and over the border food and medicine finally arrive for people suffering in some of syria's besieged towns. >>> oil prices continue to fall, crude is now below $30 a barrel. >>> president obama prepares for his last state of the union address. ♪ >>> but first, the turkish government says a young saudi-born suicide bomber was behind an attack in the historic district of istanbul. at least ten people are dead, among them german tourists. the turkish government says it will share the details of the investigation with berlin. our correspondent reports. >> reporter: it's the heart of istanbul, and one of its most popular tourist spots. this is the square less than an hour after an explosion. the site cordoned off and security tight. >> translator: it was a suicide bomb, yes. i went there and saw it and came back to the hotel. it was chaos. police didn't see this co

i'm martin dennis. also to come on the program, police raised in turkey where the government's confirmed one arrest in connection with tuesday's bombing in istanbul. >>> an explosion outside a polio vaccination center kills at least 14 in pakistan. >>> we'll take you to the motor city, the detroit auto show unjails the cars of the future.

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former maryland governor martin o'malley holds at 4% while continuing to travel the state looking to broaden his base. political analyst dennis goldford says one reason for the sanders increase is that some clinton supporters are leaving her camp and becoming undecided voters. >> she's had a lot of tough press lately. republicans have been pounding on her quite a bit. at the last republican debate they spent a lot more time , criticizing her and president obama than they did each other. grace: according to goldford, the recent surge by sanders was not anticipated by the clinton campaign. he says both candidates need to tread lightly now when it comes to criticizing each other. >> they're taking senator sanders much more seriously and i think at this classic point of the primary, you need to punch back. but on the other hand, if you win the primary you need the alyx: that was grace provenzano reporting. differences in approach to health care and national security are likely to take center stage again. the discussions on these issues have been a civil war between sanders and clinton, but as the race gets tighter, that could cha

martin o'malley can speak. can you imagine if they did that to al sharpton or dennis kucinich -- >> you look at the new poll that has 1. >> absolutely. but you've got to give somebody the respect. martin o'malley is not doing well but i don't think you should disrespect somebody like that. but how sobering was it for hillary clinton to get up today and be trailing by double digits by this much in new hampshire? >> between that and the trouble with the e-mails. >> and "the new york times" reporting that she's preparing for a long slog and that her campaign according to the "times," and they've got some good sources inside the hillary clinton campaign, is preparing potentially for a loss in iowa and new hampshire. >> that's right. >> so that's significant. >> but she'll win later. >> speaking of iowa. >> some would say iowa, yes, indeed. >> where is iowa, steve? >> the iowa caucuses are exactly twelve days from today. i know where iowa is. i was born there. but go out on the streets of new york city. you see all those people. you ask them, where is iowa? who is from iowa? what do they make in iowa? those people re

martin with the brilliant move. they still lose. >>> i'm otis livingston and that's your cbs 2 sports date update. >>> jayden smith shows us his feminine side. >> but first the rock has some fun. over to alice dennis. >> that '96 show bay watch did you ever hear after that, kelly moreback will play interesting part in the crew. they great that classic, slow motion running scene. instead of running off into the sunset she gets shoved into the sand. the rock said he pulled the prank to see if she's tough enough to handle that bathing suit. >> no offense to the rock but he's no haslehoff. >>> will smith's jayden is the new face of a women's clear section. the other three not ls models are women. it's part of a spring collection. jayden said it's nothing out of the ordinary. >> big modeling gig for him. >> my husband said do they come in my size and i said no. just kidding. he's like i did not ask for that. >> thank you. >>> time now 6:26. up next with the wind chill below zero deal being the bitter cold temperatures shth the team coverage coming up. >> governor como's orders to get the homeless off the streets and into shelters is in effect now. just a moment. everyone needs a bff. even your smile. c

martin luter days and monday is martin luther king, sign a commitment to promote diversity and talking about taking overtime warner cable. >>> let's get over to alex dennis. >>> we have changes in putnam valley long line of red here, an accident involving an over turned there, closed the southbound side at pudding street about a 5-mile delay reports of black ice between route 6 in the area as well. >>> turnpike here to the toll plaza, about a 20 minute delay, alternate side parking is in affect city wide and be safe don't text and drive. john? actually martin luther king wikipedia's birthday. >>> and going to feel like march with numbers well above normal. with a mix of sun and clouds, 49 for the city. into the first half of your saturday, where we see some wet weather pretty good soaker north and west, watch out for that mild upper 40s to around 50, then it is going to feel like january. 38 on sunday a clipper system it is going to clip us with a little bit of snow late sunday into monday, but the big news with this, another blast of arctic air to start next week wind chills in the teens have a good weekend. >>> we'll have another check of news and weat