. >> martine dennis with the latest stories and the rest of the news ahead on al jazeera. for the newshour. i'll see you again. bye for now. >> america's first climate refugees >> this is probably a hurricane away from it being gone. >> who's to blame? >> 36% of land lost was caused by oil and gas industry... >> ...and a fight to save america's coastline. >> we have kinda made a deal with the devil >> fault lines al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking... they're firing canisters of gas at us... award winning investigative documentary series... the disappearing delta only on al jazeera america >>> the death toll increases in ukraine. vladimir putin returns to minsk for crisis talks with european leaders. >> reporter: hello, i'm martine dennis with the world news. also to come on the programme... ..the u.k. and france follow the u.s. and close their embassies in yemen. the u.n. the country is on the brink of civil war.

. >>> hello, i'm martine dennis. al jazeera live from doha. also to come - a plane crashes into a river in taiwan killing 13 people. 29 are missing. >>> more trouble for argentina's president. a warrant for her arrest is found in the garbage of the home of a prosecutor who died mysteriously >>> and how mobile technology is accessible for kenyan school children >>> jordan executed two prisoners headquarters after vowing to respond to the killing of its pilot. sajida al-rishawi was on death row for her role in bomb attacks in 2005, in which 60 people were killed. ziyad alcoulis near on death row, was also executed. >> reporter: jordan said it would respond to the killing of moaz al-kasasbeh, their pilot. on down-wednesday they killed sajida al-rishawi, who i.s.i.l. demanded would be released. once a bargaining tool this suicide bomber who has been on death row for eight years has been happened. he was sentenced to death for murdering a truck driver. >> it was exactly what jordanians had been dreading. the government confirmed he was killed. what

. >> i'm martine dennis also coming up, red cross comes under fire in myanmar's kokang region as the president declares a state of emergency. >> after bombing i.s.i.l. targets in libya, and killing civilians, egypt is seeking military backed intervention. >> the finish is here. i can finally have a hot shower and long bath. >> the yukon arctic ultra marathon winner >>> the ukranian president has announced government forces are pulling out of the eastern town of debaltseve in what he describes as a manned and peaceful way. fighting for the town continued, despite a truce. it's a key prize for the separatists. it loings the territories. the loss of town prevent defeat. ukranian troops. >> translation: i don't know our commanders didn't tell us. they took position. we had been staying there for some time. we had had quite a lot of losses. it was a decision to reach the position. >> more from paul brennan, the correspondent. we had a couple of days conflicting information about the true nature of the situation in debaltseve. until late last night the ukrainians insisted that their forces

. >> reporter: hello, i'm martine dennis with the world news. also to come on the programme... ..the u.k. and france follow the u.s. and close their embassies in yemen. the u.n. the country is on the brink of civil war. >> a court in antwerp sentences a group for recruiting fighters for iraq and syria into gaol. apple breaks a wall street record becoming the first $700 billion company >>> first russian president vladimir putin joins ukraine, russia in a renewed peace in eastern ukraine. it never really held. hundreds of people have been killed. just a few minutes ago, the minister said that noticeable progress in the peace talks. they are trying to restore control over the border. as a condition, and he said this was important. it may be a crucial part of the talks. control on the border. he went on to allege that the ukranian military gained more in the east to use as leverage. well let's go back to what will occur. this is the most recent incident. a shell at a bus station. two people were killed. charles stratford reports from the scene. this

i'm martine dennis in doha these are the top stories.ited states top diplomats arrive as fighting intensifies in the east. >>> attacks step up in syria's capital as a rebel group steps up the forces. >>> a blow to the government - the european central bank tightens the screws on

i'm martine dennis.o in the programme - a plane crashes into a river in taiwan killing at least 13 people. 29 are missing. rescue operations are underway. more trouble for argentina's president - a warrant for her arrest is found in the home of a prosecutor who died mysteriously.

hello, i'm martine dennis with the news from al jazeera. also to come... ..greeks stick to their guns over debt terms after talks with creditors fail to make a head way. >> the korean air executive who flew into a raid over a packet of nuts is gaoled. >>> and the retrial of two al jazeera journalists has begun in cairo. they have spent 411 days in gaol. >>> so another ceasefire has been announced. leaders from russia ukraine, france and jerp ni have been holding talks and minsk. the ceasefire is to come effect on february the 15th and questions are to be withdrawn. >> we call pop both sides to hold peace, and to avoid unnecessary casualties, and do everything for the withdrawal of troops and heavy weapons will be conducted without unnecessary bloodshed. even though we have accomplished everything this represents soars serious hope for ukraine. it's an example of what germany can do for peace. >> the i.m.f. chief announces a bail out package, involving $40 million in finances. >> a dialogue with authorities, proving successful. bilateral mee

i'm martine dennis. also in the programme - a plane crashes into a river in taiwan killing at least 13 people. 29 are missing. rescue operations are underway. more trouble for argentina's president - a warrant for her arrest is found in the home of a prosecutor who died mysteriously. >> and how mobile technology is making education more accessible for kenyan schoolchildren. >>> first, jordan executed two prisoners hours after the killing of moaz al-kasasbeh's video was received. sajida al-rishawi was in prison for her part in a suicide bombing in which many died. >> reporter: jordan warned of an earth-shaking response for the death of their pilot moaz al-kasasbeh. it came. dawn on wednesday, the authorities executed sajida al-rishawi whom i.s.i.l. demanded jordan released. now this would-be suicide bomber on death road has been hanged. another iraqi prisoner was executed. he was sentenced to death for murdering a truck driver in iraq. news of the murder was exactly what jordanians had been dreading. the

. ♪ ♪ >>> hello i am martin dennis, you are with al jazerra live from doha. also to come.cuers are still searching for the missing after a plane crashed in to a river in taiwan killing at least 31 people. >>> back home al jazerra journalist peter greste thank the his supporters and

. ♪ ♪ >>> hello i am martin dennis you are with al jazerra live in doha. also in come.cuers are still searching for the missing after a plane crash today a river in taiwan, killing at least 31 people. >>> home at last, al jazerra journalist peter greste thanks his supporters and appeals to the release of his colleagues still

. >>> hello, i'm martine dennis. al jazeera live from doha. also to come - a plane crashes into a river in taiwan killing 13 people. 29 are missing. >>> more trouble for argentina's president. a warrant for her arrest is found in the garbage of the home of a prosecutor who died

full interview after this program at 1930, gmt in a special edition of talk to al jazeera with martin dennisto grease where the new prime minister says he doesn't want an extension of the country's bail-out program which expires at the end of the month. instead, alexis tsipras wants appear plan put in place until a new deal is being struck. we can go live now to barnaby phillips who is in athens and was listening to that speech by alexis tsipras pretty much stick to go his election pledges, mr. tsipras. >> reporter: the whole, he was consistent with what he said he would do during the election campaign. i think this will go down well with a greek audience a domestic audience. for example, he is talking about raising the minimum wage up again. he is talking about a return to collect zarif bargaining with trade unions. he is talking about providing free medicine and food and housing and electricity to thousands of greeks who have been caught up in what he calls a humanitarian crisis. he talked about the barbarism of austerity. he said that the bail-out program for greece had failed. it was no

. ♪ ♪ >>> held going, i am martin dennis and these are the top stories here at al jazerra. u.s.retary of state john kerry is on his way to ukraine for talks with president poroshenko about the wasserring violence pro-russia separatists continue to battle government forces in the east. >>> investigations are underway in taiwan to find out why a plane crashed shortly after take off kill at least 31 of the 58 people on board. this is the scene live at the river just outside of the capital taipei, where rescue workers are continue to go search for missing people. >>> al jazerra journalist peter greste has been spoken to his relief at being released and his joy of returning to his family in australia after spending four hound days in an egyptian jail. he says he will continue to fight for his jailed colleagues bahar mom ham he had mohamed and fahmy. >>> let's get to the situation in eastern ukraine john kerry along with the vice president of the u.s., joe joe biden are going to kiev for talks with president poroshenko. currently the obama administration is considering whether it shou

. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour i'm martine dennis. these are the top stories - jordan executes two prisoners after i.s.i.l. released a video of the teeth of moaz al-kasasbeh al-kasasbeh, his father demands revenge >>> a plane crashes into a river in taiwan killing

. ♪ ♪ >>> hello i am martin dennis, you are with al jazerra live from doha. also to come.cuers are still searching for the missing after a plane crashed in to a river in taiwan killing at least 31 people. >>> back home al jazerra journalist peter greste thank the his supporters and appeals to the release of his colleagues, still jailed in egypt. plus. >> reporter: i am jennifer glasse on afghanistan's boarder hundred of families are arriving here every game because pakistani authorities are forcing them to leave. ♪ ♪ >>> but first john kerry the u.s. secretary of state is on his way to ukraine for talks with president poroshenko. they are expected to discuss whether washington should start supplying weapon to his kiev to help combat pro-russia rebels. now, both sides are battling for control of positions in eastern ukraine. heavy shelling continues in the rebel-held strong holds of donetsk and luhansk. a hospital was targeted on wednesday killing three and many more were injured. the port city of mariupol has also been hit by violence, at least 30 people killed and does in

. ♪ ♪ >>> hello i am martin dennis you are with al jazerra live in doha. also in come.cuers are still searching for the missing after a plane crash today a river in taiwan, killing at least 31 people. >>> home at last, al jazerra journalist peter greste thanks his supporters and appeals to the release of his colleagues still jailed in egypt. plus. >> reporter: a am jennifer glasse on afghanistan's board he hundreds of afghan families are a driving here every debuts pakistani forces are forcing them to leave. >>> the u.s. secretary of state john kerry will soon land in ukraine to discuss whether washington should start supplying weapon to his kiev to help combat pro-russia rebels. both side are batting for control of positions in positions in eastern ukraine, heavy shelling continues in the rebel-held strong holds of donetsk and luhansk, a hospital was targeted on wednesday injuring three -- killing three and injuring many more. the mare mariupol has bulls hit. fighting is its most intense currently in a major transport hub between russia and ukraine and that's where cha

i'm martine dennis in doha these are the top stories. flying into support ukraine - the united states top diplomats arrive as fighting intensifies in the east. >>> attacks step up in syria's capital as a rebel group steps up the forces. >>> a blow to the government - the european central bank tightens the screws on athens. >> the latest on taiwan where the search continues into a second night for those still missing from the fatal plane crash. >>> first, the west is rallying around ukraine in an intense effort to bolster theal lies. the situation in the east grows worst by the day. n.a.t.o. is holding a summit to ramp up its military presence in eastern europe. a top diplomat arrives in kiev to meet petro porashenko and are expected to discuss whether washington will offer assistance to ukraine, such as providing military with weapons. they are battling to control positions in east of ukraine. heavy shelling conditions in the rebel-held stronghold of donetsk and luhansk. the port city of mariupol has been hit by fighting. it's intense. w

. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour i'm martine dennis. these are the top stories - jordan executes two prisoners after i.s.i.l. released a video of the teeth of moaz al-kasasbeh al-kasasbeh, his father demands revenge >>> a plane crashes into a river in taiwan killing at least 20 >>> reports that chadian troops kill 200 boko haram in nigeria. we'll be live in abuja >>> more trouble for argentina's president. a warrant for her arrest has been found in the garbage of a prosecutor that died this suspicious circumstances. first, jordan executed two prisoners after a video was released showing a pilot killed by i.s.i.l. the prisoner sajida al-rishawi was on death row. 60 were killed in 2005. the big question is will this bloody episode undermine jordan's commitment to fighting i.s.i.l. >> >> reporter: a shaking response it came quickly. at down authorities executed a prisoner whom i.s.i.l. demanded be released. a suicide bomber has been hanged. another iraqi prisoner was executed. sentenced to death for murdering a truck driver in iraq. news t

. >> i'm martine dennis also coming up, red cross comes under fire in myanmar's kokang region as the president declares a state of emergency. >> after bombing i.s.i.l. targets in libya, and killing

hello, i'm martine dennis with the news from al jazeera. also to come... ..greeks stick to their guns over debt terms after talks with creditors fail to make a head way. >> the korean air executive who flew into a raid over a packet of nuts is gaoled.

a special edition of "talk to al jazeera" with martine dennis. >>> now, a television station in turkey is broadcasting a leaked conversation involving egyptian president abdul fatah al-sisi. it reportedly took place after the coup that removed former president mohamed mursi from power. in the state he is heard to ask gulf states for money, and made insulting rocks to the qatari royal families and gulf countries referred to as half states. >> translation: listen, tell them we need 10 to get them deposited into the army account. what did i say? >> translation: 10 in the army account. >> translation: when i win the election we'll invest in the state. we'll need another 10 from the united arab emirates and another 10 from kuwait. we need to save a small portion in the central bank to get the account settled until 2014. why are you laughing. their money is like ice. the recording was obtained by a pro-muslim organization in turkey. it followed a 2011 resolution. popular protests and a coup forced it out. it's been labelled a terrorist organization. >> a professor of political signs science.

dennis your part? you play moon face? >> yes. moon face martin gangster.ublic enemy 13 and trying to become number one. more of a non-intimidate drives e get away car kind of gangster and it takes place on a ship? >> on the "s.s. american." driving a get away car -- >> on the ship trying to make a getaway. oh i see. tell us about your part. >> so i play erma. and it's funny. we said a lot in rehearsals everyone on the ship for a specif reason. from new york to london everyone has a reason to be there. erma's reason to have a good time. i follow my boy enemy number one onbard and ends not shows up.m stuck with this guy. public enemy 13. >> this show has been around a long time. i don't know when it first came out? '50s? >> earlier than that. 80 years. >> a long time. what keeps audiences coming back? wh do you think it is? >> at the core of the show it's about love relationships finding humor in everyday life and i think everybody relates to that. those are themes that go on forever. exactly. pure escapism entertainment pap good time. a great way to get out

martin dempsey. my next guest says you don't get on benghazi if you don't invade libya. there is evidence that secretary clinton was pushing hard for that invasion. joining us now, former congressman fox news contributor, dennis kucinich. good to see you. >> thanks, lou. >> the news that trey gowdy called this list of insiders that's got to be encouraging to everyone who wants to know what actually happened. your thoughts. >> you know it would be an opportunity for the american people to gain insight into the decision-making process and the people who were right in the middle of that discussion whether or not to go war against libya. so i think it's very important that chairman gowdy proceeds with this. lou: and proceeding as he does with some of the people in the administration former officials as well. do you think that they will, for the most part be forthcoming or reticent? >> i think that everyone will want to tell their story as best they can. a chairman of an investigative committee, and i had the chance to be chair of investigative subcommittee does not take that responsibility lightly, and the people who are called are properly cautioned to tell the truth. they raise their right hand and take an oath