hello, i'm martine dennis, this is al jazeera live from doha. targeted intelligence and military personnel. plus. >> i'm andrew thomas in a helicopter above the ande pawn seaandemansea. >> black or white? an activist is accused of lying about her racial identity. >>> but first let's get an update of what's going on in afghanistan. the taliban has attacked a police compound. at least 17 officers have been killed. in the hellman hellman province. afghan security forces are suffering record casualties. more than 5,000 have been killed this year alone. >>> more people being infected with middle east respiratory syndrome, or mers, insistence outbreak last po in south korea 138 have been are concerned and 38 have died. richard thompson reports. >> at this market, they brought out the big guns in the fight against mers, as fear of contamination spread, few seem to be are watching. >> sales have dropped 40 to 50% normally people are walking around and be be showing up. >> later gave this warning. >> the outbreak has been large and is complex. more cases

i'm martine dennis. you're with al jazeera, and these are our top stories. talks on reaching a deal on iran's nuclear program are on their way to vienna. both u.s. and iran believe the deal is achievable, but they admit that a lot of hard work still needs to be done. >>> european creditors are angered by greece's decision to hold a snap referendum on a debt deal. they're holding talks in brussels amid fears that greece could default on its debt. >>> and more amateur video is being released on friday's attack in tunisia. 39 people were killed, including the gunmen. the tunisian government is di missing dismissing reports that els was linked to the attacks. >>> battles are continuing south of the syrian town on the border with turkey. kurdish activists say that 180 people have been killed since isil stormed kobane. they say that isil took them as hostage using them as human shields. we have this up in turkey just over the border in co-ban kobane. >> the town behind me was an urban bottle ground for the past two days. they've managed to kill, injure the remaini

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hello, i'm martine dennis you're with al jazeera, live from doha. also to come - a second massive data breach. u.s. officials say hackers targeted intelligence and military personnel. plus... >> i'm andrew thomas with thailand's navy in a helicopter above the andaman sea, under international pressure the government determined to show that they are taking the migrant process seriously. >>> and the conviction of a former political fundraiser in the us puts election campaign financing in the spotlight >>> first, the world health organisation warns of more people infected with middle eastern respiratory syndrome or m.e.r.s. since the outbreak in south korea last month, 138 cases have been confirmed and at least 14 people have died. richard thompsett reports. >> reporter: at this market in seoul, they have brought out the big guns in the fight against m.e.r.s. the government repeatedly called for calm. as fear of contamination spreads few are listening. shopkeepers say many customers are simply staying away. >> translation: sales dropped by 40 to 50%. no

. >>> i'm martine dennis welcome to al jazeera live from doha. also to come - remember the dead. hundreds gather at a tunisian seaside resort to pay tribute to the victims of friday's massacre >>> the greek parliament votes in favour of a referendum on the bailout deal as the country inches towards a default >>> running for their lives - fire ripping through a water park in taiwan injuring more than 500 people. >>> first, the greek parliament decided to back alexis tsipras's call for a referendum on the terms of a new european debt bailout. it's thought the greek people would vote on the bailout terms in a referendum planned for next sunday. the decision has not been welcomed by eurozone's partners and they criticized a move and rejected a request to extend the bail out programme beyond the deadline of june the 30th. greece needs to make a payment to the i.m.f. the international monetary fund by tuesday, or it risks going into default. it brings greece a step closer to a euro exit. the impact on the economy could be disastrous as it relies on emergency cash injections. there's a

. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour, i'm martine dennis in doha. coming up in the programme - world health officials warn more people will be infected with the m.e.r.s. virus. in south korea 14 have died so far >>> a second massive data breach in the u.s. hackers target intelligence as military personnel >>> back to iraq - former u.s. soldiers who

hello, i'm martine dennis, you're with al jazeera, live from doha. also to come on the program - a second massive data breach. u.s. officials say hackers targeted intelligence and military personnel. plus... >> i'm andrew thomas with thailand's navy in a helicopter above the andaman sea, under international pressure the government here is determined to show that they are taking the migrant process seriously. >>> and black or white. a civil rights activist is accused of lying about her racial identity. >>> first news from pakistan. we are hearing of air strikes in north waziristan. the pakistani military saying that many fighters have been killed close to the afghan border. this is all part of an operation which was launched last june against the taliban, and other armed groups in the area. let's get more now by talking to kamal hyder, our correspondent. joining us from outside the capital islamabad. what more can you tell us? >> according to the military, they were air strikes close to the border. the military movement into the area in june. it was a

i'm martine dennis. coming up in the next 60 minutes.

hello, i'm martine dennis you're with al jazeera, live from doha. also to come - a second massive data breach. u.s. officials say hackers targeted intelligence and military personnel. plus... >> i'm andrew thomas with thailand's navy in a helicopter above the andaman sea,

. >>> hello, welcome to al jazeera, live from doha, i'm martine dennis. also to come - the f.i.f.a. scandal grows. executives admit bribes were paid in choosing the 1998 and 2010 world cups. when will democracy return to thailand. a year after the military coup we hear from the country's prime minister >>> and a food scare in india. nestle's maggie instant noodles are ordered off the shelves. >>> first i.s.i.l. has just got a major boost in its war with the iraqi government. several tribal sheikhs and tribes have pledged allegiance to the islamic state of iraq and levant. now, they met in the city of fallujah on wednesday, and pledged support to the head of i.s.i.l. abu bakr al-baghdadi. let's get the latest turning to our correspondent in baghdad, imran khan. this must be a blow to the iraqi government. >> it's a worrying development. it's been a long time coming. a lot of sunni tribes said to the government, before i.s.i.l. took over the city of fallujah that they needed to be brought into the government. they needed the jobs they were promised in the army. they were promised a nu

hello, i'm martine dennis, you're with al jazeera, live from doha. also to come on the program - a second massive data breach. u.s. officials say hackers targeted intelligence and military personnel. plus... >> i'm andrew thomas with thailand's navy in a helicopter above the andaman sea, under international pressure the

. >>> hello, welcome to al jazeera, live from doha, i'm martine dennis. also to come - the f.i.f.a. scandal grows. executives admit bribes were paid in choosing the 1998 and 2010 world cups. when will democracy return to thailand. a year after the military coup we hear

i'm martine dennis. coming up in the next 60 minutes. >> they want the removal of iran's existing stock pile of nuclear fuel. iran for its part said that it wants to produce energy. it wants sanctions lifted as soon as a deal is agreed. that would give access to valuable oil and financial markets from which it has been cut off having a catastrophic effect on its economy. let's go to james bays at the talks in vienna. the arrivals have begun with the deadline just days away. we have already hurd a little bit of optimism and certainly coming from the iranian camp. >> we heard some at tim optimism martine but where we are right now i think when they thought about this at this stage they thought they would be at annexes now, but they're not. ' not at certain parts of the deal that have not been agreed. for example where will international inspectors be allowed be, will they be allowed anywhere in iran? and they're also negotiating the over all direction and the precise u.n. security council resolution that w

. >>> hello, and welcome to the newshour, i'm martine dennis in doha - these are the top stories. >> i believe a good deal is at hand for everyone to benefit >>> still optimistic, iran's foreign ministers meets his counterpart days ahead of a deadline >>> foreign tourist fly out the tunisia after a gun attack on a beach. mosques

. >>> hello, and welcome to the newshour, i'm martine dennis in doha - these are the top stories. >> i believe a good deal is at hand for everyone to benefit >>> still optimistic, iran's foreign ministers meets his counterpart days ahead of a deadline >>> foreign tourist fly out the tunisia after a gun attack on a beach. mosques accused of citing terrorism are shut down >>> greece accused of closing the door on bailout talks after calling a referendum on the latest debt deal. and ... >>> i'm rob reynolds in california, this is part of what is called the way back machine, an effort to preserve vast amount of data that would otherwise be lost on the internet >>> first, talks aimed at reaching a deal on iran's nuclear programme are under way in vienna ahead of a tuesday deadline. both the u.s. and iran believe a deal is achievable but admit that a lot of hard work still needs to be done. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry and iran's foreign minister are holding face-to-face talks acknowledging that significant differences still remain. well, the deal has been a long time in the maki

. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour, i'm martine dennis in doha. coming up in the programme - world health officials warn more people will be infected with the m.e.r.s. virus. in south korea 14 have died so far >>> a second massive data breach in the u.s. hackers target intelligence as military personnel >>> back to iraq - former u.s. soldiers who volunteered to join the fight against i.s.i.l. plus a man who wants the first head transplant and a surgeon who mace -- says he can do it. first, we start with news from pakistan. reports of air strikes in north waziristan. the pakistani military says 20 fighters have been killed near the afghan border. it's part of an operation launched last june against the taliban and other armed groups in the area. >>> kamal hyder join us on the line, outside islamabad the capital. tell us more about the provision. >> well, as you mentioned, these were air strikes, and the air strikes have continued over the past few months but this particular air strike transpired after intelligent support. after the military last ju

martin o'malley. >>> former house speaker dennis haste haste hastert will be arraigned on thursday. the 73-year-old was indicted last week. he agreed to pay $3.5 million in hush money to someone from the town where he was once a teacher and a coach. >>> well, pretty active afternoon and evening. a lot of thunderstorms flaring up. not for everybody, but in the areas that are seeing the thunderstorms. these have are very slow movers and some of them for the moment are developing as stationary storms and slowly moving mainly to the east. right now, we're looking at chester county. a lot of lightning here that has really just developed at least all these lightning strikes. right near west caln township these are very slow movers though. these are mostly moving to the east around 20 miles an hour at the moment some of these storms are moving around 10 miles an hour. that's going to be an issue for flash flooding. west bradford you should see it around 4:32. and pike creek by about 5:04. some of the heaviest rain here. and just within the past hour we've seen a lot of storms flaring up fr

chafee, martin o'malley, none have the starch and stamina and support that hillary clinton has and i'm going to be mr. smarty pants and eat at your expense. always good to be with you. neil: denny'se grand slam breakfast is perfect and i know you have them in virginia. >> waldorf-astoria with cocktails beforehand. neil: yikes, what have i gotten myself in? >> thank you, neil, nice to be with you. neil: on the republican side, a lot of the tea parties are looking at the race and looking at presumed favorites and not happy. the rumble on the right. columnist, tea party extraordinary. gina, what do you make of this race and where does rick perry fight for you. >> team cavuto, congratulations on the new show. happy for you. happy to be with you. secondly, rick perry, gosh, i guess, like many conservatives, i have three things to say about rick perry, but i can't remember the third one, so i'm not-- >> you're being mean, all right. [laughter] >> well, i am excited and i'm not going to get in the blood bath on the g.o.p. side of things. we have some great candidates and any of the them, neil, as you know, would be such a vast improvement on what we have right now. so i'm looking forwar