>> hello, i'm martine dennis in doha. also coming up on the program, top level talks in an effort to end pensions. three american men are hailed for overpowering an armed gunman. >> well, we saw police using stun grenades on refugees who are trapped on the board for a second day. many escaped the war in syria. >> this was an open border,

>> hello, i'm martine dennis in doha. also coming up on the program, top level talks in an effort to end pensions. three american men are hailed for overpowering an armed gunman. >> well, we saw police using stun grenades on refugees who are trapped on the board for a second day. many escaped the war in syria. >> this was an open border, railway tracks leading towards serbia, the e.u. and germany and beyond. now it is a border drawn by razor wire with an army in support. they're here to confront refugees, many fleeing syria's civil war. like this family from idlib. we are humans. where is the humanity. everyone here. they are families. we don't need money. wlet us go. i want to go to germany. among the refugees are a number sent back from macedonia alleging harsh treatment by the local police there. >> you say that the police in macedonia were hitting you. >> this is the police in macedonia. >> it is all another sign of the european union's complete inability to deal with this vast movement of people. there are private do

i'm martine dennis, and these are our top stories.e in macedonia have fired stun grenades to try to disperse refugees trying to cross the border. >>> south korea is urging north korea to stop its provocations. the leaders of both countries met their military chiefs within the last 24 hours. tension has increased, following an exchange of fire on thursday. 25 members from greece's ruling party have announced they are forming a new party. the split comes hours after alexis tsipras de -- resigned as prime minister. >>> let's return to our top story, the case of thousands and thousands of refugees who are trying to leave greece, trying to get into macedonia, most times in order to push further north and get to wealthier european countries, and as we have been hearing, police in macedonia have fired stun grenades to try to disperse these people. we can speak to the spokesman for macedonia's ministry of interior. he joins us on the line from the macedonian capitol. this is not a very humane way to be treating people, is it? who are seeking

i'm martin dennis in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes: >> macedonian police fire stun grenades to stop refugees crossing the border from greece. >> north korea's leader kim jong-un orders troops along the border with the south to be ready for war. >> the terror, the confusion, it was something unbearable. >> it's two years since chemical attacks in syria killed hundreds. we speak to survivors still waiting for justice. >> in istanbul, that red brick ruin is the former home on the market for $4.5 million. >> in macedonia, police fired stun grenades to drive back greek refugees. thousands of people are trying to enter every day. on thursday, it declared a state of emergency on its borders. >> they spent a cold night in no man's land, waiting to cross the border between greece and macedonia. their passage was blocked by riot police. rocks were thrown, then this. tear gas filling the air with police using stun grenades to try to keep people out. in the ensuing chaos, there was panic. most refugees here have e

i'm martine dennis in doha.oming up in the next 60 minutes. [ gunfire ] >> macedonia opens its border just hours after police use stun grenades to stop refugees from crossing from greece. >>> north korea's leader kim ki-jong orders his troops to be ready for war with the south. >>> the terror, the confusion. it was something unbearable. >> it's a two years since chemical attacks in syria killed hundreds. we speak to survivors, still waiting for justice. >>> and in sport, the outgoing head of world alt lettics says his sport still has credibility despi despite doping allegations. ♪ >>> we start in macedonia, where police have fired stun grenades to drive back a crowd of refugees trying to get into the country. the border was briefly reopened and a number of refugees managed to get through. eyewitnesss say at least ten were injured. macedonia is one of the major transit points for refugees trying to get from greece to other e.u. countries. 44,000 have arrived over the last two months. the vast majority are syrians

i'm martine dennis in doha with the world's top news stories.he united nations security council unanimously adopted a resolution to identify those who used chemical weapons in syria. >>> massive car bomb explodes in kabul. 15 are killed and hundreds are injured. they are all civilians. >>> plus -- >> i'm florence looi in myanmar where villagers now have the task of rebuilding their homes and salvaging their farmland destroyed by the flooding. >> reporter: a sport invented in canada nicknamed murder board, makes its debut at the para-olympic pan-am games. ♪ >>> the united nations security council has unanimously adopted a resolution to identify those behind chemical attacks in syria. an agreement reached between the united states and russia paved the way for the resolution to pass. attributing responsibility for poison gas attacks in syria could pave the way for action by the security council. the council has threatened consequences for such attacks which could include sanctions. the syrian ambassador responded. >> translator: syria has upheld it

. >>> hello, welcomed to the newshour, i'm martine dennis in doha with the world's top news stories. coming up in the next 60 minutes - it's a year since the u.s.-led coalition launched air strikes against i.s.i.l. we ask iraqis how they think it's going >>> funeral for a palestinian man who died a week after israeli settlers firebombed his home >>> in tune with democracy. hatians prepare to vote in long-delayed elections. live to port-au-prince >>> plus... >> i'm florence louie in myanmar. people in a flood-ravaged country are not sure what will happen to them when aid runs out. >> now, it's been a year since the u.s.-led coalition began air strikes against i.s.i.l. in iraq. the campaign was expanded to syria a month later. critics are saying it's not enough to stop the armed group. the rapid advance of i.s.i.l. across iran and syria promised u.s.-led air strikes. the coalition include bahrain, jordan, qatar, u.a.e. and saudi arabia. it carried out 6,000 strikes since the campaign began, at a cost of 3.2 billion. the focus. mission is i.s.i.l. held cities of mosul and fallujah. 1400

i'm martine dennis in doha. coming up in the program, a suicide attack in saudi arabia kills security forces at a mosque. >>> hundreds of rescued migrants are brought to shore in italy, but many more are still missing. >>> the battle for fallujah how families are being torn apart by the fighting between isil and the iraqi army. >>> honoring the strijs hiroshima marks the day it was flattened by an atomic bomb 70 years ago. ♪ >>> we start in saudi arabia where a suicide bomb attack has killed at least 15 people. a mosque in the capitol of one provinsz was targeted in the southwestern region. the mosque was used by saudi army soldiers most of whom were killed in the explosion. nine others were injured. so far no one has claimed responsibility. but the islamic state of iraq and the levant is expected. isil is becoming increasingly active in saudi arabia claiming responsibility for a suicide attack on a shia mosque 21 people were killed on may 22nd. in the same week four people died when an isil car bomb exploded at

i'm martine dennis in doha.urope's worst refugee crisis since the second word war, macedonia declares a state of emergency at its boarder with greece. >>> the greek prime minister is set to announce a snap election. >>> former u.s. president jimmy carter says doctors have found cancer in his brain. >>> i'm jo with the sport. including i can't save athletics on my own. he is saddened by the doping claims surrounding his sport as he prepares for the world championships in beijing. ♪ >>> europe is facing its biggest refugee crisis since the second word war. from the english channel to the aid dree attic sea, they are grappling with challenges. macedonia has declared a state of emergency on its border with greece. it will allow it to deal with the thousands of people crossing into the country on their way north. germany says it expected to receive a record 800,000 people this year. britain and france have agreed tougher security measures at the port of calais, including more police and higher fences. 5,000 people ar

. ♪ >>> hello, i'm martine dennis in doha with the world news from al jazeera. protest in ammon against the possible closure of schools that could affect about half a million palestinian refugee children. >>> flash goods and land slides kill 69 people in myanmar. >>> and an abuse of power, outraging guatemala, after a video showing the military beating up two teenagers goes viral. ♪ >>> let's start with some news just coming in from the mediterranean, news of a rescue that is ongoing to try to save migrants from a boat that has capsized. now the irish navy is saying that it spotted a vessel off of the coast of libya, and it is thought that there could be 600 people on board. let's get the latest now. talk to journalist who joins us on the line from the mortese capitol. >> we can confirm that the irish vessel has arrived on-site and is assisting in the rescue together with the [ inaudible ] vessel which is also coordinating, and it is true that there are reports with regards to as many as 600 and 700 migrants who have been on board this vessel which have capsized

i'm martine dennis in doha.oming up in the program, a suicide attack in saudi arabia kills security forces at a mosque. >>> hundreds of rescued migrants are brought to shore in italy, but many more are still missing. >>> the battle for fallujah how families are being torn apart by the fighting between isil and the iraqi army. >>> honoring

. ♪ >>> hello, welcome to al jazeera, i'm martine dennis live in doha.lso to come syrian activists say isil fighters have kidnapped more than 250 civilians, including 60 christians. >>> i'm in myanmar where villagers now have the task of rebuilding their homes. >>> and find out about germany's green initiative to help the bee population stay alive. ♪ >>> first to afghanistan where the government has described a powerful truck rom that rocked the capitol as a cowardly attack it? it killed at least 15 and injured more than 240 others. it happened near an army compound in the capitol. this is fourth attack in afghanistan in two days. >> reporter: the explosion was so big it could be heard all around the afghan capitol. this man says he was at home in bed when the truck exploded across the street. >> translator: most of the people were injured with flying glass. there was glass everywhere everything was full of dust and smoke. they put me in a car and brought me here. it was a very bad explosion. >> reporter: he said the blast different differentiate between

i'm martine dennis. coming up in the next few minutes, thousands of refugees have arrived in serbia, they stop for their desperate journey to e.u. countries. from asia to europe and the u.s. global stock markets tumble as fears deepen about the economic slow down of china. anti-government protest in western nepal turns

♪ >> hello, i'm martine dennis. also to come on the program. cease-fire on two fronts in syria appears to have ended as talks between warring factions collapse. >>> 70 years since japan surrendered to end the second world war. plus... >> in argentina where thousands of homes like this one have been evacuated. after the river that is about two blocks away flooded this area. >> forces in yemen are making significant progress against houthi rebels in the south of the country. they're advancing on taiz, the third largest city, and they're in full control of other province. five of yemen's provinces in the south are now held by pro government forces. we have the latest on the advance. >> taking control. reaching for the main security in the city of taiz. >> they've been able to defeat houthi rebels in recent days. on saturday they announced they had managed to expel the houthis and their allies after similar victories earlier this week. these fighters, however, are not content. they say they'll continue the fighting until they're in full control. >>

i'm martine dennis in doha with the world's top news stories.nited nations security council unanimously adopted a resolution to identify those who used chemical weapons in syria. >>> massive car bomb explodes in kabul. 15 are killed and hundreds are injured. they are all

i'm martine dennis in doha.e's worst refugee crisis since the second word war, macedonia declares a state of emergency at its boarder with greece. >>> the greek prime minister is set to announce a snap election. >>> former u.s. president jimmy carter says doctors have found cancer in his brain. >>> i'm jo with the

i'm martine dennis. and this al jazeera live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes. tensions rise in macedonia as riot police try to stop thousands of refugees from trying to cross the border from greece. >>> a massive explosion hits the half began capital. at least 12 people are killed. we're there live. >>> no

. ♪ >>> hello, i'm martine dennis in doha. this is the world news from al jazeera.lso to come we have got the latest on the suicide attack on a mosque in saudi arabia. >>> a grim anniversary 70 years on hiroshima remembers the horrors of the atomic bombing. >>> and families of victims question what dereis. >>> and get another sinks in the mediterranean. we'll let the latest from italy. ♪ >>> but let's start in saudi arabia where a suicide bomb attack has killed at least 13 people. the interior ministry says a mosque used by saudi army soldiers was targeted. nine were injured in the explosion in the southwestern region close to the yemeni border. so far no one has claimed responsibility but isil is suspected. it has become increasingly active in saudi arabia claiming responsibility for a suicide attack on a shia mosque on may 22nd. in the same week four people died when an isil car bomb exploded at the end transto a mosque. last month isil struck again with a suicide bomb near the highest security prison. and just three days later, 430 people which the saudi governme

i'm martine dennis in doha. coming up in the program.eds of migrants are feared dead after a boat capsizes off of the coast of libya. the cost of war, the u.n. says 5,000 afghan civilians have been killed or injured in conflict this year alone. >>> a protest in ammon against the possible closure of schools that could effect about half a million palestinian refugee

i'm martine dennis in doha.up in the next 60 minutes. [ gunfire ] >> macedonia opens its border just hours after police use stun grenades to stop refugees from crossing from greece. >>> north korea's leader kim ki-jong orders his troops to be ready for war with the south. >>> the terror, the confusion. it w

i'm martine dennis.up in the program, a car bomb explodes in baghdad. 50 are killed 200 are injured. >>> massive explosions in the chinese port. >>> four egyptian policemen are jailed over

welcome to al jazeera live from doha, headquarters, i'm martine dennis.lso to come, britain sends police to calais to protect its borders while the rest of europe grapples with the biggest refugee crisis since the second word war. plus -- >>> i'm on the kenyan border, a strong hold for al-shabab fighters. >> and we'll take you to an island in the indian ocean -- >>> going live to the carter center right now, where president jimmy carter is speaking about his cancer diagnosis. let's listen in. >> all of the folks at the carter center, my doctors and literally hundreds of well wishers who have called in or send me letters or emails, and i tried to answer as many as i could. i think what i'll do is outline what has happened so far with my medical condition, and toward the end i'll give you a brief run downof what i plan to do in the future, and then i'll answer some questions from the news mia. in may i went down to giana to monitor an election. i had a very bad cold, and i came back and they did a complete examination and an mri showed a growth on my tumor.

i'm martine dennis in doha with the world's top news stories.ing up in the next 60 minutes the war in yemen pro government forces backed by saudi arabia close in on the third biggest city of taiz. [ marching band music ] >> britain marks 70 years since japan surrendered, ending the second world war.

. ♪ ♪ >>> hello again, i am martin dennis and these are the top stories here at al jazerra.ministers have called an medical meet to go try to solve the ream un's growing refugees crisis in has down i can't hundreds of people have been boarding trains bound to serbia. the you were says 300,00 300,00e arrived in the europe so far this year. >>> the australian government insists a deal to reset refugees in cambodia is still off. but reports from combo i can't say the government has no plans to accept anymore people. china says it's arrested around 200 people for spreading rumors about last week's stock market crash and the chemical blasts. >>> all right, more now on the top story. the refugees crisis currently affecting europe. now, some countries up sift this growing crisis is forcing them to be more flexible. john psaropoulos reports from greece which is one of the main entry points for the thousands arriving every day. >> reporter: another group of syrian refugees arrives from the greek islands in the port. among them many young men escaping army service or conscription by t

. ♪ >> hello, i'm martine dennis. also to come on the program.cease-fire on two fronts in syria appears to have ended as talks between warring factions collapse. >>> 70 years since japan surrendered to end the second world war. plus... >> in argentina where thousands of

i'm martine dennis in doha with the world's top news stories.ing up in the next 60 minutes the war in yemen pro government forces backed by saudi arabia close in on the third biggest city of taiz. [ marching band music ] >> britain marks 70 years since japan surrendered, ending the second world war. >>> people near the scene of the deadly blast in china are told to leave from contamination fears as the death toll exceed 100. [singing] >> plus, singing through the pain of war. we meet the children coping with conflict in south sudan. >> first to yemen where pro government forces are making significant progress against houthi rebels. fighters who are loyal to the exiled president abd rabbuh mansur hadi have taken control of taiz. pro government forces say they're in full control of sh abwa province with substantial oil reserves. that means five provinces in the south are now held by pro government forces. they are shabwa, abyan, aden, lahj, daleh. >> taking control, pro government fighters recapture the main buildings in taiz. it is another victor

. >> hello, i'm martine dennis in doha.coming up on the program, top level talks in an effort to end pensions. three american men are hailed for overpowering

i'm martine dennis. coming up in the next few minutes, thousands of refugees have arrived in serbia, they stop for their desperate journey to e.u. countries. from asia to europe and the u.s. global stock markets tumble as fears deepen about the economic slow down of china. anti-government protest in western nepal turns violent leaving 20 dead including police officers. >> i'm in kuala lumpur, where an ancient river is getting a new lease at life. >> but first the latest on the refugee crisis in europe and the mounting tensions and the huge influx of people who are arriving every day. migrants have been fighting with police in milan. they say the red sox cross center they're staying in is overcrowded. they say they're worried about the high number of u un{^l" ^}companied minors they're picking up at seas. italy's cord guard rescued 5,000 people on the mediterranean. and criticizing greece for not doing more to register people who land on its shores. the government there is ferrying thousands of refugees f

. >>> hello, welcomed to the newshour, i'm martine dennis in doha with the world's top news stories.oming up in the next 60 minutes - it's a year since the u.s.-led coalition launched air strikes against i.s.i.l. we ask iraqis how they think it's going >>> funeral for a palestinian man who died a week after israeli settlers firebombed his home >>>

. ♪ >>> hello, i'm martine dennis in doha. this is the world news from al jazeera.o to come, we have got the latest on the suicide attack on a mosque in saudi arabia. >>> a grim anniversary 70 years on, hiroshima remembers the horrors of the atomic bombing. >>> and

. ♪ >>> hello, welcome to al jazeera, i'm martine dennis live in doha.to come syrian activists say isil fighters have kidnapped more than 250 civilians, including 60 christians. >>> i'm in myanmar where villagers now have

i'm martine dennis. and this al jazeera live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes. tensions rise in macedonia as riot police try to stop thousands of refugees from trying to cross the border from greece. >>> a massive explosion hits the half began capital. at least 12 people are killed. we're there live. >>> north and south korea hold top-level talks, their first in nearly a year in efforts to end tension. >>> unlikely heroes, three american men are hailed for overpowering a gunman on a train in northern france. >> in macedon in a police have again used stun grenades on thousands of refugees. the police have been blocking them from crossing over in a second day. some have pushed their way past the barricades and managed to get into macedonia. many of the people have escaped the war in syria. we go live now to the greek side of the border. our correspondent there is jonah hull. it is early evening now. what will happen at nightfall? >> well, some kind of calm, martine, has returned to this place after what were fairly dramatic, side events over the last couple of hou

i'm martine dennis.oming up in the program, a car bomb explodes in baghdad. 50 are killed 200 are injured. >>> massive explosions in the chinese port. >>> four egyptian policemen are jailed over the death of 37 protesters who suffocated in the back of a van. >>> i'm in northern buenos aires, argentina, where thousands of people have been forced out of their homes by flooding. ♪ >>> isil has claimed responsibility for a bomb attack in a crowded market in the iraqi capitol. at least 55 people were killed in the city, a mainly shia district of baghdad. around 200 others were injured. mohammed jamjoom reports. >> reporter: in the blink of an eye, the scene turned from mundane to murderous. the predominantly shia neighborhood in eastern baghdad is one of the capitol's most densely populated, as some searched for survivors, others found the dead. because the early-morn attack was apparently planned to maximize civilian casualties, many iraqis new this would be the work of isil. it was the third attack by the g

i'm martine dennis in doha. coming up in the program.dreds of migrants are feared dead after a boat capsizes off of the coast of libya. the cost of war, the u.n. says 5,000 afghan civilians have been killed or injured in conflict this year alone. >>> a protest in ammon against the possible closure of schools that could effect about half a million palestinian refugee children. outrage in guatemala after a video showing the military beating up two teenagers goes viral. ♪ >>> we start with breaking news that is coming from the mediterranean sea. a rescue operation is underway to try to save migrants from a capsized boat. irish navy commanders say 700 people have thought to be on board the vessel, very close to the libyan coast. >>> local journalist joins us now on the line from the mortese capitol. karl what more do you know? >> reporter: this is indeed a major rescue operation which is currently underway after [ inaudible ] boat with some 700 migrants was reported capsized off of libya. [ inaudible ] some 250 have been rescued in the missi

>> hello, welcome total al jazeera news hour, i'm martin dennis live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes: 7,000 refugees have made their way into serbia from macedonia, another stop in their desperate journey to europe. >> from asia to australia and now europe, global stock markets tumble as fears deepen about the economic slowdown in china. isil is suspected of using mustard gas against civilians in syria's northern aleppo province. >> i'm in beirut, where a concrete wall is being erected outside the prime minister's office after a night of violence. >> let's start with the growing refugee crisis in europe. the u.n.'s refugee agency, unhcr said 7,000 refugees have arrived in serbia from macedonia since saturday. that's when macedonia reopened its southern border with greece after declaring a state of emergency. the country had been struggling to cope with refugees trying to cross into western europe. >> it's difficult. it's like everest. it's difficult to see anything. it's difficult to stay there and no future for my children, and i lost my job. i lost

. ♪ >>> hello, i'm martine dennis in doha with the world news from al jazeera.protest in ammon against the possible closure of schools that could affect about half a million palestinian refugee children. >>> flash goods and land slides kill 69 people in myanmar. >>> and an abuse of power, outraging

welcome to al jazeera live from doha, headquarters, i'm martine dennis.lso to come, britain sends police to calais to protect its borders while the rest of europe grapples with the biggest refugee crisis since the second word war. plus -- >>> i'm on

. >> hello, welcome total al jazeera news hour, i'm martin dennis live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes: 7,000 refugees have made their way into serbia from macedonia, another stop in their desperate journey to europe. >> from asia to australia and now europe, global stock markets tumble as fears deepen about the economic slowdown in china. isil is suspe

i'm martin dennis in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes: >> macedonian police fire stun grenades to stop refugees crossing the border from greece. >> north korea's leader kim jong-un orders troops along the border with the south to be ready for war. >> the terror, the confusion, it was something unbearable. >>