nadim baba, al jazeera, hebron in the occupied west branch. >> bodies washed up on a greek island after boats carrying refugees sank two days ago. at least 30 people drowned. greek police say they're among the worst incidents since the refugee crisis began. >>> austria's chancellor said it's unfair for greece to tackle the refugee crisis alone. he's country is struggling with their own influx after thousands of people climbed to climb over fences. austria and germany have created five process points. >> when we talk about issues like those of refugees the only response is that of a common european response to attack the root of the problem. when we secure the borders we also secure human rights. the right to asylum for those who qualify and the best place to do it is the external borders of the european union. >> the commission result dismissing opposition claims as fraud. >> a dance of victory. it shows how they felt about the latest ruling of the constitutional court just moments before the chief judge validated the result of the presidential elections held three weeks ago. >> the con

nadim baba reports. >> reporter: soldiers helping an employee of the radisson blu out of the buildingfter a hostage situation that lasted many hours. gunmen had managed to get inside shouting god is great in arabic before taking around 170 people hostage. as the full extent of the attack became clear, many here were in shock. as the malian president flew home from chad, the government tried to reassure people. >> translator: this morning at 7:00 am the radisson hotel was attacked. there were two or three armed men who were able to walk into the hotel. we activated our crisis cell, including heads of military and officials from foreign security. >> reporter: following an assault involving united nations troops as well as mali, french, and u.s. special forces, reports started to come in of dead bodies being found inside the hotel. one of those who did make it out alive, told state television it took a while to realize what was happening. at the beginning he says i thought it was firecrackers. then it continued and continued, and we heard it around the hotel. an armed group by split from

nadim baba is live for us in this brussels. what more can you tell us?ey released a name yet? >> reporter: barbara they have not released the name of this sixth suspect who has been charged in relation with the november attacks this paris. the federal prosecutor has put out a statement in the last hour or so, saying that the person who was arrested on thursday, we believe in brussels, has been charged with terrorist attacks and participating in the activities of a terrorist organization. that's all they are giving for now. they will not give us anymore details. but previously they have given some details of the other suspect. here in belgium, many are aware that the man suspected of being one of the attackers in paris is on the run, and he actually phoned a friend to bring him to belgium after those paris attacks. two of the suspects have been charged in belgium are alleged to have picked him up. another person called ali o allegedly took him to another part of the capitol, and there is a moroccan who allegedly found with handguns and blood in his car. t

nadim baba is there, but the plan is pushed by berlin, where lawrence lee reports. >> reporter: spring turns to summer, autumn to winter, still they have not stopped. through all weather, on this miserable trip. the e.u. has been accused of doing too little to make the journeys less dangerous. they were full of sympathy when the body of a 3-year-old was washed up on the beach, the main pre-occupation was to stop the refugees. the german government in the driving streak presenting this plan as an attempt to regain control. >> it's not a fair humanitarian solution to induce people to offer their lives. we have to offer perspective to illegal entry, but improving the situation of refugees in turkey. >> reporter: there it berlin known as little istanbul. germany has, for years, taken in migrant workers. the deal may mean they take in a lot more. as well as a sped-up entry process to the e.u., turkey is demanding visa-free access to europe for 75 million people. suddenly for turkey, the refugee crisis is an opportunity. turkey has been trying to join the european union since before the berl

nadim baba,age. >> well, a political scientist at romanian's national school of public administratione's joining us by skype. thank you for joining us. the prime minister faces charges of corruption, allegations of fraud and money laundering, tell us more about why it was this nightclub fire that brought down the prime minister. >> actually, the nightclub was fired was a sort of bribery from the local democracy, and they accepted. there were 500 inside the club, so when it fired, a lot of people died or a lot of people were injured, and that was one of the most and one of the longest in corruption here in romania. people get angry because very young people were killed, were injured during the fire. and nobody take responsibility. >> let me ask you, then, can i ask you then if that is the case, there is a very serious issue here with the local governance that allowed for the safety violations which meant that there were more people in the club and led to a higher death toll, does that mean that the resignation of the prime minister will satisfy the protesters? or will they continue in

nadim baba has this report. >> reporter: soldiers help an employ of the radisson blu out of the buildinggunmen had managed to get inside shouting god is great in arabic before taking around 170 people hostage. many were in shock. as the malian president cut short a trip to chad and flu home, the government tried to reassure people. >> translator: this morning at 7:00 am the radisson hotel was attacked. according to the information we have there were two or three armed men who walked into the hotel. we have deployed on-site to cordon the hotel. >>> following an assault involving french, u.n., and malian special forces, reports came in of dead bodies found inside the hotel. >> translator: at the beginning he says i thought it was firecrackers, i didn't think it was a hostage situation, then it continued and continued and we heard it ash thoetel. >>> an armed group which split from al-qaeda north african branch two years ago has said it carried out the attack. the group said it wanted its fighters freed from mali's prisons, and the army's attacks against northern malians to stop. mali has b

nadim baba is on hand. >> reporter: the latest person connected with the attacks was arrested on thursday. prosecutors are not naming him but it is believed that in fact he is the brother of somebody who is arrested on thursday in the eastern city of vervier, along with their father. one brother and a father have been released. another brother charged without being named. we do have some details of the other suspects who are still in custody in connection with the paris attacks. let's not forget that one of the alleged attackers, salah abdeslam still on the run, suspected of being on the run. two are the persons at large, and a third allegedly took him to another part of the capital here and then a 39-year-ol 39-yd moroccan man. and many people have been arrested and released without charge but the security services have been very, very busy. at the same time. the authorities have reduced the threat level here in brussels to level 3 the same in the rest of the country, meaning the threat is cities serious but not imminent. so possibly the authorities believe that everybody who was suspect

nadim baba, al jazeera. >> the u.s. this no american military personnel was involved in ending the siege, but it has a history of involvement in mali as we hear from mike viqueira. >> mali has a strategic cross roads in west africa, a position that made it critical to the widening fight against these rebel groups fighting in the region. a reminder that all the focus against isil and the situation in syria, west africa is a region that can't be forgotten or ignored. among the residents in bamako when the attack came, five are with the department of defense including one service member who helped move civilians to safety. why is the u.s. military in mali to begin with? much of northern mali came under the control of religiously motivated rebels in 2012. the french military offenses soon pushed them out. the u.s. is now backing a u.n. force called in to help keep the peace. in the wake of friday's attacks, u.s. officials say that won't change. >> we still believe it's an important mission. two, we continue to support it. >

. >> well nadim baba has more now from brussels. >> reporter: these comments are really the first time that an american official has gone on the record and so explicitly stated that the u.s. has data backing up turkey's version of events on november 24th, saying that the russian plane had in fact entered russian air space. until now they had not been so forthright, although they offered turkey their full support. just before the ambassador spoke, there was a k between the two countries and there, did say clearly that all nato allies fully support turkey's right to defend its territorial integrity, and air space, at the same time welcoming supplement of direct negotiation. they seem to still be pretty much severed right now. >> two israelis have been found guilty of killing a teenage is suspect. a third is yet to be located. >> a last-minute guilty plea. the two minors were found guilty of murder but authorities need to assess ben david's state of mind at the time. >> we're surprised with this last-minute insanity plea. the suspect's lawyers have delayed his final verdict. it's manipula

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. >> nadim baba has more now from brussels. >> these comments by the nato's ambassador is the first timehe americans have gone on record and explicitly stated that the u.s. has data backing up turkey's version of events on november the 24th, saying the russian plane had in fact entered turkish air space. until now, they haven't been so forthright although they offered turkey their total support. press conference ten the nato secretary general and ahmed davutoglu, the turkish prime minister. all territorial integrity and its air space at the same time as welcoming turkey's efforts to reestablish contact, direct contact with mostly cloudy and deescalate the situation. i think certainly to be fair to ankara, there are some efforts to deescalate the situation but at the same time it's not clear what those contacts are. they seem to be pretty much severed right now. >> russian president vladimir putin has criticized turkey for shooting down that plane on the turkish border. >> why they did that you have to ask them, it is a huge mistake. >> the remains of the pilot skilled in that incident we

she was shot dead when she was policing a del station as nadim baba now explains. >> reporter: aprilutside of the libyan embassy in london, an anti government protest is underway. while nearby these libyan students chant slogans supporting the libyan leader, moammar gadhafi. then gunfire from inside the embassy. ten gaudify opponents are injured. this police officer was shot in the back and later dies in hospital. 31 years later police have made their first break through in the case, arresting three libyan nationals. including a man in his 50s. >> the focus of our investigation is now on conspiracy to murder police officers and protesters on the day. we believe this was coordinated and directed from within the libyan people's bureau itself, but orchestrated from libya. >>> after the shooting an 11-day siege of the embassy ended when britain allowed staff to leave, expelling them from the country. in 1999, gadhafi's regime accepted responsibility for her death. british investigators have made numerous trips to libya. british police still don't know who fired the shots from inside this

announcing his resignation he acknowledged the pubs like anger as nadim baba now reports. >> reporter: less than 24 hours after mass protests on stleets, romania's prime minister has resigned, saying his government will also step down. >> translator: i'm doing this because in all of the years i have been in politics i resisted conflicts with political adversaries, but i have never fought against the people. this would be a big mistake and everybody would suffer as a result. >> reporter: on tuesday a large crowd estimated at more than 20,000 people rallied in the capitol. some carried signs that read corruption kills. >> translator: people have not taken to the streets to simply replace the government with another. it's important that the public interests should come first, and not their personal interests. >> reporter: i'm here because i want my country back. i want justice to be done. i want people to take responsibility for what they have done. i want this dead to rest in peace. >> reporter: they are angry about a fire at a night club last friday that killed more than 30 people. it

. >> comments of nadim baba. >> so explicitly stated that the u.s.has data backing up turkey's version of events on november the 24th. saying that the russian plane had there was this joint press conference, between davutoglu, and it' its air space at the sae time, welcoming turkey's efforts to reestablish direct contact with moscow and deescalate the situation. certainly to be fair to ankara, there are some efforts to deescalate the situation but at the same time it is not clear what those contacts are. they seem to be pretty much severed right now. >> six policemen accused ever causing the death of a young black man in baltimore, freddy gray, his death brought riots to the streetle o streets of balti. john terret is in the street of baltimore. how are they building the prosecution against the police? >> reporter: hey david, good afternoon from a fairly rainy bloarp about the back story, freddbaltimore. the back story, freddy gray died on a way to a baltimore police station. now we have six individual trials coming up, of the six officers involved i

. >> nadim baba has more now from brussels. >> reporter: these comments by the u.s.mbassador at nato's headquarters in brussels are really the first time an american official has gone on record and so explicitly stated that the u.s. has data backing up turkey's version of events on november the 24th, saying the russian plane had in fact entered turkish air space. until then, they have not been so forthright, offered turkey their support, just before the u.s. ambassador spoke there was a joint press conference between the secretary generally and amit davutoglu, then did say clearly that all nato allies fully 74th turkey's right to defend its territorial integrity and its air space at the same time as welcoming turkey's efforts to reestablish contact, direct contact, with moscow and deescalate the situation. well i think certainly to be fair to ankara, there are some efforts to deescalate the situation but at the same time, it's not clear what those contacts are. they seem to be pretty much still severed right now. >>> the remains of the pilot from the shooting down of

nadim baba, al jazeera, brussels.. >> we tonight know the two victims, of the colorado planned parenthood clinic. police officer garrett swayze was also killed. all three victims not only of the shooter but of an overheated debate. aal jazeera's paul beban has the story. >> reporter: to people who met him, the suspect in friday's shooting at oplanned parenthood clinic was strange antisocial around strongly critical of president obama. >> we got some antiobama pamphlets, kind of weird, kind of three minutes of meeting somebody they're already wanting to give you some of that stuff. >> reporter: authority are n nots confirming that robert dear set, no more baby parts, may have played in friday's shootings dominated the sunday talk shows. on abc's news this week, set hate speech fueled an act of domestic terrorism. >> i can't believe that this isn't contributing to some folks mentally unwell or not, thinking that it's okay to target planned parenthood or to target abortion providerrers. >> reporter: republican presidential candidate mike huckabee agreed with calling the situation domestic re

nadim baba has more from brussels. >> reporter: the latest person to be charged in belgium in connectione paris attacks was arrested in brussels on thursday. police and prosecutors are not naming him, but it's believed that in fact he is the brother of somebody who was arrested on thursday in the east along with their father. one brother and the father have been released. another brother charged without being named. we do have some details of the other suspects who are still in custody. let's not forget that one of the alleged attackers is still on the run, suspected of being somewhere in belgium. two of the suspects who have been charged here are alleged to have actually gone to france to pick him up and bring him back a third who prosecutors are calling ali o allegedly took him too at part of the capitol, and then a 39-year-old moroccan man was charged after handguns and traces of blood were found in his vehicle. there are many more who have been arrested in belgium, and released without charge. but the security services have been very very busy. the threat levelel has been reduced to

nadim baba has more from the occupied west bank. >> a crowd of thousands for the funeral of five palestinian teenagers. all were shot dead by israeli forces after allegedly carrying out attacks in hebron. and all pro carried through the city streets on saturday with the flags of various political factions visible. >> i think what we're witness something a message to the world to israel, and to any palestinians who are still not convinced about national unity. >> the five were laid toest after israel handed over their bodies in some cases weeks aft after. the police are holding the bodies of two dozen palestinians after they said they attacked israeli forces or civilians. five young people have been bu buried in hebron but there are many other families across the occupied west bank still waiting for the bodies of their loved ones to be returned. that's continuing to be a source of anger for many palestinians. >> that anger erupted after the funerals with young palestinians throwing rocks and israeli forces firing life bullets and tear gas. some people say this is part of a new movement that i

nadim baba has more. >> reporter: soldiers help an employee of the raddison blu out of the building after a hostage situation that lasted many hours. gunmen managed to get inside shouting god is great in arabic before taking around 170 people hostage. as the full extent of the attack became clear, many here were in shock. as the malian president cut short a trip to chad and flew home, the government tried to reassure people. >> translator: this morning at 7:00 a.m. the radisson hotel was attacked. according to the information we have, there are two or three armed men with military armament lk

nadim baba joining us from london to talk to us about what he will mostly be remembered by. >> reporteras you were saying, he's remembered as somebody who served as chancellor for a long time, from 1974 to '82. taking over after a scandal from the previous chancellor, but then willing two elections outright, and he had already served as west germany's finance minister. after he took over as chancellor he was credited with keeping the economic miracle, despite the recession after the oil crisis, and domestically he won a lot of support from guffmans for taking a tough line against the red army faction, which carried out a string of attacks. they were anti-capitalist group. in 1979, he was very much a proponent of the idea of nato basing missiles in europe if russia didn't remove its own missiles. that brought a huge wave of protests in west germany. but by and large, i think he was somebody that was very popular within his own country, notably for being the creator along with the french president of the european monetary system. >> okay. nadim thank you for that update from london. >>> r