you're with al jazeera, i'm martine dennis, live from our headquarters in doha. also coming up, israeli forces shoot dead another palestinian in gaza as tensions continue in the west bank and occupied east jerusalem >>> celebrations in north korea as it commemorates 70 years since the founding of its ruling party >>> and a move to preserve florida's everglades. will it come at a price for the air boat culture >>> now, we start with breaking news out of turkey. there has been two explosions in the capital ankara. there are suggestions of props as many as 20 people having been killed. some media reports are talking of seven people have been been killed. as i say, other media reports suggesting perhaps 20 people have been killed. let's gone on the line to istanbul, and our correspondent. what can you tell us? >> what we are hearing, unfortunately, today, is that in the capital ankara there was, unfortunately, with a peace rally that was expecting to have tens of thousands of people attending the rally, there has been two explosions. so far it is hard to verify. seve

i'm martine dennis in doha. >> at least 30 have been killed in an attack during a peace rally at at peace rally in turkey's capital ankara. >> another palestinian shot dead as tensions escalate >>> a grand military spectacle and a warning to the united states. north korea celebrates the 70th anniversary of the ruling party >>> and we are in nepal where anger over the new constitution is causing a shortage of basic supplies >>> at least 30 people have been killed in two explosions in the turkish capital ankara. >> the explosions happened during a morning peace rally near the main strain station. the turkish government called it a terrorist attack, and are investigating claims that a suicide bomber was responsible. we can speak to our correspondent, joining us from ankara. what can you tell us about what happened in the turkish capital today. >> okay. until now, the only official statement is what the turkish minister made. he said many are wounded. according so sources it was a suicide bomb blast, but no official confirmed that. people gathered in front of the ankara railway stakes, and at

. >>> hello, i'm martine dennis live in doha, also to come in the programme - typhoon cove u makes landfall in the philippines >>> an election with no opposition involving the first parliamentary poll. >> when we asked them for food and said we had no money left, they said we could exchange our shirts for a cup of tea. >>> the situation is tense in the occupied palestinian territories where there has been stabbings. israel's cabinet is meeting to discuss the crisis as its shoot to kill policy failed to stop the unrest. live to hoda abdel-hamid, joining us from the occupied west bank. where you are is the scene of the latest violent incident that happened on saturday evening. >> yes, indeed. i'm in front of the pedestrian terminals, and someone - someone in there is where, according to an israeli military, a young palestinian first tried to stab an israeli border guard and didn't manage. he was shocked and there was a second wave as the other man laid on the ground. a bomb exploded, came to do a body search on him. and that is when the palestinian boy or young man, 23-year-old, would have pu

i'm martine dennis in doha. >>> four palestinians die as more violence results after freye prayers inupied territories. >>> the battle for aleppo, russian air strikes bomb rebel positions as syrian government troops advance to recapture the president.

i'm martine dennis, live from our headquarters in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes - an air strike in the afghan city of kunduz hits a hospital, killing nine staff, and the u.s. may be to blame. >>> president obama days russian air strikes in syria are a recipe for disaster, and calls for a political solution. >>> rescue

hello, again, i'm martine dennis. you are with al jazeera live from doha. also to come on the program. the battle for aleppo. russian jets bomb rebel positions as the syrian army advance on the ground. >>> the flash floods in the u.s. state of california trigger mud slides, forcing the closure of several major highways. ♪ >>> but first, there have been violent confrontations between the israeli forces and palestinians across several cities. in gaza one palestinian was killed several others were injured by israeli forces. palestinians were throwing stones at the israeli forces. this is the scene live in bethlehem where israeli forces have been tear gassing palestinian protesters. security remains high following the muslim friday prayer. earlier in hebron, israeli forces killed a palestinian man after he attacked a soldier with a knife. this brings the number of palestinian deaths to 37. seven israelis have also been killed during this period. let's go live to andrew simmons in west jerusalem. gradually that death toll sadly is mounting and the number of inju

warns russia it's ready to defend turkey if its air space is violated again >>> hello, i'm martine dennis in doha with the world news from al jazeera. also to come on the programme da - fortress europe - a did you suggest about unwanted refugees. >>> banned from the al-aqsa compound following more clashes. >>> international appeal for international help as struggles coping with toxic fires in south-east asia >>> syria's armed forces chief of staff said on state's media that the military started what he calls a big attack to take back towns and villages. meanwhile online video shows a rebel group with a russian made tank in idlib province. the t 72 tank is one of the most sophisticated of its signed, believed to have been captured from the syrian army. the group is part of free syrian army. in the northern countryside in hama, hand-made records have been captured. they've been trying to take over this region. let's talk to our correspondent upon toring event from lebanon. they join us from beirut. what we are witnessing is a level of coordination between russian power from the air, and syr

i'm martine dennis in doha. >> at least 30 have been killed in an attack during a peace rally at at peacely in turkey's capital ankara. >> another palestinian shot dead as tensions escalate >>

military may be responsible >>> hello, i'm martine dennis. this is al jazeera, live from doha. also ahead on the programme... >> i'm mohammed idris, live from the scene of where one of the bombs went off last night. we bring you the latest. >> an attempt by russia and iran to prop up bashar al-assad... >> president obama says russian air strikes in syria are a recipe for disaster and calls for a political solution. plus... >> i'm catherine wambua-soi in central kenya, where this has been turned into a rehabilitation center because of an alcohol problem that has goaten out of hand >>> at least three people have been killed in an air strike on a hospital in the afghan city of kunduz. n.a.t.o. says it is investigating the attack, carried out by u.s. forces. victoria gatenby reports. >> reporter: this is what is left of the doctors without borders trauma center. the hospital was hit several times during a sustained bombing attack. the air strikes started at 2 o'clock in the morning, local time, when most of the hospitals, more than 100 patients, would have been asleep. in a stateme

attack during a peace rally in the turkish capital ankara >>> hello, you're with al jazeera, i'm martine dennis, live from doha. also coming up, another palestinian is shot dead as tensions simmer across israel and the occupied territories. >>> a grand military spectacle and a warning to the united states. north korea celebrates the 70th anniversary of the ruling party >>> and we are in nepal where anger over the new constitution is causing a shortage of basic supplies >>> at least 30 people have been killed in two explosions in the turkish capital ankara. the blast happened during a the blast happened during a morning peace rally near the main train station. the turkish government called it a terrorist attack, and are investigating claims that a suicide bomber was responsible. >> reporter: calls for peace drowned by the sounds of explosions. this was the moment of -- a bomb targeted a peace rally in the turkish capital ankara. death and chaos ensued. this was the scene outside the main train station moments after. dozens of people were reported to have been killed instantly. the final death to

military may be responsible >>> hello, i'm martine dennis. this is al jazeera, live from doha. also ahead on the programme... >> i'm mohammed idris, live from the scene of where one of the bombs went off last night. we bring you the latest. >> an attempt by russia and iran to prop upha

i'm martine dennis in doha. >>> four palestinians die as more violence results after freye prayers inhe occupied territories. >>> the battle for aleppo, russian air strikes bomb rebel positions as syrian government troops advance to recapture the president. >>> guinea's president is set for another term, but his rivals say the vote was rigged. >>> and i'll have all of your sport, including sepp blatter plays down a payment that is now the center of an investigation against him. ♪ >>> we start this news hour with the latest on the clashes between israeli forces and palestinians. in gaza, medical sources say three palestinians have been killed by israeli forces. palestinians were throwing stones at israeli forces from the area's check point and the refugee camp. these are pictures from bethlehem where israeli forces have been tear gassing palestinians protesters. and in hebron israeli forces killed a palestinians man after he attacked a sold we are a knife. live now to our correspondent andrew simmons in west jerusalem. bring us up to date then. more violent clashes today. >> reporter:

. >>> hello, welcome to the al jazeera newshour, i'm martine dennis in doha, these are the top stories. a shift on syria - russia says they are ready to provide help to rebels >>> major damage after a hurricane. flooding is still a threat >>> the u.s. secretary of state meets the palestinian president as israeli police say another palestinian has been killed preventing a knife attack. >> and in sport. rugby and the twickenham stadium. new zealand preparing to go head to head with south africa. >>> there are signs of significant diplomatic shifts over the war in syria. russia says it's ready to provide air support for the free syrian army. russia also says it wants syria to prepare for elections for its parliament and wt. within the past few minutes, the foreign minister lavrov says he and the secretary of state, john kerry discussed launching a political protest between syria's government and the opposition. joining suss the coeditor -- joining us is the co-ered tore from a middle eastern magazine and head of the special envoy to syria. thank you for talking to us at al jazeera. this s

. >>> hello, and welcome to the al jazeera newshour, i'm martine dennis in doha with the top stories. coming up, three palestinians are killed as violent occupations continue in the occupied palestinian territories. >> civilian activists say civilians have been killed after russian air bombs hit homs. >>> from burkas so citizenship rights of muslims. we look at the issues dominating canada's election. >>> now to a story all-too familiar. young palestinians shot and killed, accused of random stabbing attacks, one repeated at least three times on saturday. two in hebron, the second holiest city in judaism. look at the video, you see a jewish settler brandishing a gun, shooting a palestinian teenager who allegedly tried to stab him. a man was killed. not long after an a palestinian woman killed for stabbing a police woman in japan. mike hanna is in west jerusalem, first to hoda abdel-hamid in the occupied west lang. hoda, the violent situations continuing, hebron the focal point. >> absolutely. as you said, two palestinians were killed today. two different incidents. in one of them a vid

i'm martine dennis from doha. these are the top stories. israeli security forces are accused of using excessive force against palestinians in the latest wave of protest and violence. thousands go to the scene as saturday's bomb attack in turkey's capital to pay tribute to the victims. tight security in guinea as people vote for a president after days of fighting between rival supporters. >>> and restriction of the antibiotics in animals bred for food, because of worries over so-called super-bugs. >>> but first, israel's government is facing serious questions over its use of force in this latest outbreak of violence with palestinian protesters. since the beginning of october, four israelis have been killed, and 63 injured in attacks by palestinians. but 23 palestinians are dead, and 1,991 injured after action by israeli security forces. according to the palestinian health ministry. now, witness accounts and videos led to accusations that some of the deaths could amount to extrajudicial killings. a palestinian teenager shot. >> then on friday

i'm martine denise. dennis. u.s. takes different training for syrian rebels. north korea commemorates 70 years since the founding of its ruling party. >>> and nepal, causing a shortage of basic supplies. but first, another palestinian has been killed by israeli security forces in gaza. 15 palestinians and four israelis have died since the beginning of the month in the unrest. on friday the violence spread to gaza after 6 palestinians died. dozens have been injured since the third of october. the unrest began several weeks ago at the al-aqsa mosque compound inee jerusalem. palestinians fear israelis are changing the rules for accessing the site. the violence has spread to the gaza strip. days of rising tensions in israel and the occupied west bank. there have been several stabbings and shootings across the regional. hoda abdel hamid joins us live from ramallah in the west bank. these tensions are gradually but most definitely spreading from east jerusalem now to gaza. >> yes, definitely yesterday the clashes in gaza was -- signaled a new escalation. despite the

hello, again, i'm martine dennis. you are with al jazeera live from doha.to come on the program. the battle for aleppo. russian jets bomb rebel positions as the syrian army advance on the ground. >>he

i'm martine dennis, live from our headquarters in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes - an air strike in the afghan city of kunduz hits a hospital, killing nine staff, and the u.s. may be to blame. >>> president obama days russian air strikes in syria are a recipe for disaster, and calls for a political solution. >>> rescue workers in guatemala search for the missing after a landslide that kills 30 people. plus... >> i'm catherine wambua-soi in central kenya, where this football field has been turned into a rehabilitation center because of an alcohol problem that has gotten out of hand >>> at least nine people have been killed in an air strike on a hospital run by doctors without borders. it happened in the afghan city of kunduz, where government forces backed by n.a.t.o. have been fighting to retake the city from the taliban. nato says the u.s. may be responsible for the bombing. doctors without borders says it had provided its hospital coordinates to afghan and u.s. forces well in advance. victoria gatenby reports. >> reporter: this i

i'm martine denise. dennis. u.s. takes different training for syrian

cynthia: dennis goldberg doesn't think it is a game changer for sanders but it may have helped martin o'malley but believes the debate hurt jim webb and lincoln chaffee. >> chaffee was embarrassing, i am there'-- i cringed for him. cynthia: organizational meetings are being planned for the next debate on november 14th sponsored by kcci, abs, and the des moines register. elizabeth: mike huckabee was in our studios on wednesday morning to take a kcci eight his close-up interview and he responded to a question about a tweet he made. he took a shot at bernie sanders on twitter, saying i trust bernie sanders with my tax dollars like i trust a north korean chef with my labrador. huckabee called it predictable. >> the craziest and was they said it was racist. racist? there's nothing race related about north korea. it is a totalitarian regime in which people eat grass clippings. the point was it was humor. i find people on the left are devoid of a sense of humor. elizabeth: you can see more of our interview with huckabee sunday morning at 10:30 year on kcci. eric: here's a look at i-235 and 2

cynthia: our political analyst dennis goldford doesn't think it was a game changer either way sent -- either way for sanders may have helped the name , recognition of martin o'malley but believes the debate hurt jim webb and lincoln chaffee. >> chaffee was embarassing, i cringed for him, he didn't belong there. cynthia: i just saw a number of people here planning the next debate here on november 14 at 8:00 sponsored by kcci, cbs news , and the des moines register. cynthia fodor kcci 8 news, , iowa's news leader. steve: coming up in this newscast gop counterpunch. , our washington bureau has republican reaction to last night's democratic debate. stacey: dash cam video shown in court today gives us a better look at pete polson's demeanor shortly after pleasant hill police say he went on a shooting rampage last trooper brian moses november. told the jury polson was calm and did not seem under the influence of drugs when he was arrested. this contradicts polson's intoxication defense. the final victim, matthew stephenson, also testified today. he says polson shot at him several times while he was getting in his truck missing him by just an inch. >> i just cou

martin at the pentagon, david, thank you. the cost of 14 years of war in afghanistan has been more than 2,200 american lives and nearly $700 billion. former u.s. speaker of the house dennis hastert has struck a deal with prosecutors. hastert is charged with violating banking laws and lying to federal agents about it. hastert was reportedly paying hush money to a man who claimed that hastert sexually abused him decades before when hastert was a high school wrestling coach. hastert will plead... will change his plea to guilty, likely in return for a reduced sentence. six members of a church have pleaded not guilty to charges of manslaughter and assault. police say two teenage brothers were beaten by their parents, their sister, and other members of the secretive word of life church in upstate new york. one of the brothers died. michelle miller is there. >> reporter: today police were seen serving what they describe as court papers to members of the word of life church, the site of sunday's brutal assault. the victims' parents, deborah and bruce leonard, remain in jail on first-degree manslaughter charges in the beating death of their 19-year-old son lucas. devin garramore

martin at the p ptagon. thank you. >>> the cost o o14 years of war in afghanistan has been more than 2,200 american lives. and nearly 700 billion dollars. >>> former u.s. speaker of the house, dennis hastert struck a deal with prosecutors. hastert charged with violating banking laws and lying to federal agents about it. hastert was reportedly paying hush money to a man who claimed that hastert sexually abused him decades before when hastert was a high school wrestling coach. hastert will change his plea to guilty, likely in return for a reduced sentence. right back. almost sixty million americans are affected by mental illness. together we can help them with three simple words. my name is chris noth from maine to maui, thousands of high school students across the country are getting in on the action by volunteering in their communities. chris young: action teams of high school students are joining volunteers of america and major league baseball players to help train and inspire ththnext generation of volunteers.s. carlosea: it's easy to start an action team at your school so you, too, can get in on the action. get in on the action at actionteam.org. 'cause you'll be in my heart ye

martin at the pentagon. thank you. >>> the cost of 14 years of war in afghanistan has been more than 2,200 american lives. and nearly 700 billion dollars. >>> former u.s. speaker of the house, dennis hastert struck a deal with prosecutors. hastert charged with violating banking laws and lying to federal agents about it. hastert was reportedly paying hush money to a man who claimed decade before when hastert was a high school wrestling coach. hastert will change his plea to guilty, likely in return for a right back. >>> six members of a church have pleaded not guilty to charges of manslaughter and assault. police say two teenage brothers were beaten by their parents, their sister, and other members of the secretive word of life church in upstate new york. one of the brothers died. michelle miller is there. >> reporter: today police were seen serving what they describe as court papers to members of the world of life church. the site of sunday's brutal assault. the victim's parents, deborah and bruce leonard remain in jail on first degree manslaughter charges in the beating death of their 19-year-old son lucas. devin garimore represents the victim any mother. >> i don't think it was

martin at the pentagon. thank you. >>> the cost of 14 years of war in afghanistan has been more than 2,200 american lives. and nearly 700 billion dollars. >>> former u.s. speaker of the house, dennisk a deal with prosecutors. hastert charged with violating banking laws and lying to federal agents about it. hastert was reportedly paying hush money to a man who claimed that hastert sexually abused him decades before when hastert was a high school wrestling coach. hastert will change his plea to guilty, likely in return for a reduced sentence. >>> "cbs overnight news" will be right back. ♪ america's service members and veterans are strong. forged out of bravery, sacrifice, and duty. from all corners of the country, a family for life. ♪ but whether they served in lands far away or communities close to home, some of these men and women may face difficult times or even crisis. but sometimes reaching out for help can be the most challenging and worthwhile mission of all. thankfully, friends, family, and communities are standing by their service members and veterans now more than ever. ♪ we're all in this together. when you recognize something isn't right, make the call to the veterans cr