it lapped in the nile delta city. al jazeera reports. >> this was the biggest car bomb that egypt has seen since january 2011. a massive blast that tore through the headquarters. it went off shortly after midnight, around the time that senior police officers were inside, among them, the city's security chief. it seems likely that they were the targets so whoever set it may have had inside meeting of the knowledge. the interior minister expected the scene earlier, he called it a terrorist attack, aimed at disrupting the vote on the constitution. >> there is these incidents are an attempt to create a diversion to terrorize people, but i quantity to reassure the people that there was a plan in place, and cooperation with the armed forces to protect all the election centers at the highest level. >> casualties overwhelm the hospital. medical officials appear for blood donors to help treat the victims. doctors spoke of horrific injuries, packed around the makeshift bomb. outside demonstrators filled the streets. the protest

officials from the interior ministry's it explosion tore through the building in the nile delta city of suva. they say the blast injured more than one hundred thirty people and caused heavy damage to the five storey block in nearby buildings. a bombing at a separate police station in months to five months ago killed one soldier and injured civilians the military ousted present muhammad more see earlier in july and to help to install an interim government. it's been cracking down on militants who oppose the temporary leadership attacks on security forces are continuing in the sinai peninsula in other parts of the country. the interim government has declared a national referendum on a draft constitution will take place in mid january the japanese government has approved the country's largest ever draft budget for fiscal two thousand and fourteen at a cabinet meeting the government will reduce new bond issuance but will still depend on large amounts of debt. the budget totals about ninety six billion yen or about nine or twenty billion dollars that's up more than thirty billion dollars

at least twelve dead and more than one hundred hertz explosion hit a security compound in the nile delta city of months for us. many of the victims were police officers inside the building at the time. the army backed government was quick to claim that the muslim brotherhood for the attack what he called a operation. come on that mountain greenery national fair standard of the starboard itself but there's been nothing concrete link in the muslim brotherhood to this attack the muslim brotherhood south cascade any attack. why am i kidding. well listen you could see this is the latest right in what is clearly a steady campaign by the military backed government seats. mommy wars he was was toppled last july to basically not just marginalize the muslim brotherhood to essentially eliminate them on as a presence in life rejection like they've been outlawed over the decades that then existed to bed around nine decades they've been outlawed for a comeback the band has gone underground were seeing another phase. what we basically seen steadily since last august we had one thousand killed in what was a

shops and businesses were then targeted in the nile delta city. >>> the yemen government has agreed to government. the deal gives more autonomy to the south of the country. it would see the creation of a federal state despite disagreement on where the borders would lie. this is what a future federal yemen could look like. there is expected to be a federal government and parliament where each region would have its own institutions. lots more toment come on the al jazeera news hour. we'll have an exclusive report from moli, plus -- >>> the california condor was once under threat of deting shun, i'll show you what is being done to save them. (vo) al jazeera america we understand that every news story begins and ends with people. >> the efforts are focused on rescuing stranded residents. (vo) we pursue that story beyond the headline, past the spokesperson, to the streets. >> thousands of riot police deployed across the capitol. (vo) we put all of our global resources behind every story. >> it is a scene of utter devastation. (vo) and follow it no matter where it leads, all the way to you.

chad makes up a lot of selica rebels. >> in egypt, an attack happened in the nile delta city.ings collapsed and emergency workers are sifting through the rubble. please say the blast may have been caused by car bombs. >> the syrian government is stepping up the use of helicopters to drop bombs on its own people. the so called barrel bombs filled with dynamite, nails and shop necessarily. the bombs are being dropped on crowded markets and bus stops and neighborhoods controlled by rebel forces. in the city of aleppo, 80 were killed in attacks monday and an estimated 300 killed over the weekend. >> protests in ukraine initially focused on the president's decision to side with russia instead of the european union, but over time have evolved into more criticism of the leadership as a whole. there is widespread corruption in the ukrainian government. >> starting a business is per i willous here. for businesses like his, the landscape is bleak. navigating bureaucracy to dealing with endless inspections and laws that aren't easy to understand. >> we try to figure out which taxes we do

at then there was a target in the nile delta city. >>> three turkish prime ministers have resigned after their sons were arrested in corruption inquiries. the latest prime minister to step down is the environmental prime minister and he's urging the prime minister to file suit. the ministers stepped down a little earlier. now both have sons in police custody, and they describe it as a dirty conspiracy against the government, the ak party and the government. erdogan say that the government is facing an attacks. >> we're taking an attack that is presented as a corruption probe. everyone is aware that this is not a corruption probe but a set up against turkish politics. >> and we're following the story from istanbul. >> reporter: there is a political going on since early this morning. three ministers from the turkish government resigned and while one was resigning, he criticized prime minister erdogan and asked him to resign as well. he said he was putting pressure on him to put a declaration. which will ease erdogan. we can see that that is important because it's at the center of the corru

it happened in the nile delta city. al jazeera reports. >> this because the biggest car bomb that israel has seen since 2011. a massive blast that tore through the five story police headquarters. it went off shortly after midnight, around the time that senior police officers were inside, among them, the city security chief. it seems likely they were the targets so whoever set the bomb, may have had inside knowledge of the meeting to discuss security for next month's referendum. the interior minister independented the scene earlier on tuesday, he called it a terrorist attack, and disrupted the vote on the constitution. >> there were these incidents on an attempt to create a diversion to terrorize people. but i want to reassure the people entirely that there is a plan in place, in cooperation with the armed forces to protect all of the election centers at the highest level. >> casualties overwhelm the hospital. doctors spoke of horrific injuries with people losing limbs. >> outside, demonstrators filled the streets in sol

>> well, the actual event that prompted this was a bomb in the nile delta city of mansour ra which killedpeople early on tuesday morning. what's interesting about this is a group based in the sinai peninsula claimed responsibility for this bombing but the government has still decided to levy most of the blame on the brotherhood and right after the hours after the bombing decided to designate the group as a terrorist organization which means anybody who is participating in a protest sponsored by the brotherhood can get up to five years in jail and anyone found leading a pro fest can get life in jail. >> this would seem like a major setback for egypt, not just the muslim brother hood because after all, an the first democratically elected president was from that very group. now for the country to label it a terrorist organization seems very hypocritical and seems like a major setback. is it? and if so, to what degree. >> let's remember the muslim brotherhood has been around since 1928 when it was founded in the nile dealt at that time north of cairo. so they've had long experience with being

nile delta region but the target was a familiar one, the police. the blast killed away way part of the provincial security headquarters in the city of mansoura.ost of those who died were police officers. this was the chaos after the explosion, with worried relatives joining the crowd at the scene. it was a frantic search in the darkness for survivors trapped beneath layers of concrete as rescue workers tried to clear the debris. state tv appealed to blood donors. with casualties filling the hospitals, the authorities said those responsible would not escape justice. , whohe interior minister met some of the victims, said there was no threat to the referendum next month. attempt to been an terrorize the people and sabotage the referendum. i would like to reassure people they are safe. there is a security plan put in place by us and the armed forces to secure all of the police stations. is the latest in a series of attacks since the ousting of the president will home in morsi in july. most have been confined to the sinai region where militants linked to al qaeda have killed about 200 police and troops. now once again, attackers have shown they c

nile delta in less than a week. meanwhile police and students loyal to the muslim brotherhood clashed in cairo. the police find tea against the spurs protesting students to the city's main islamic university campus at the university has become a battleground in recent days as the government intensifies its crackdown on muslim brotherhood. no fuel was more than the standard was the response from deal or otc in the basque region of spain today's declaration by the basque separatist group and to know that it would recognize stains criminal justice system and acknowledge the pain cool was spying for the decades old violence in its pursuit of an independent home and it has been blamed for killing moment a conquered people in those four decades mainly in shootings and bomb. in two thousand owing to a policeman died after a car bomb exploded on the spanish island of mine yorker. it was one of the tussle and deadly attacks. two years later the basque separatist group announced a ceasefire. now with steel members may be acknowledge the pain it caused to him. we recognize in all sincerity the suffering and damage caused to all parties. we take entire responsibility for the c