. >>> 16 people have been killed in a suicide bombing at a mosque in north-eastern nigeria. it blew the roof off the mosque. it followed an attack on the suburbs overnight. we have this report. >> as people gathered for prayers, a suicide bomber blew himself up. it's an area in maiduguri. the bomber posed as a trader and was pushing a wheelbarrow. so far no one has claimed responsibility for the bombing. it was not the only attack. most civilians were killed in the western suburb when rocket propelled grenades hit moments. it was believed boko haram carried out these attacks. >> it's the first test in fighting a group that killed thousands. in response to the attacks they promised swift action to promise. >>> to syria now, which witnessed one of the bloodiest days of fighting in recent weeks on saturday. >> they have strongly condemned the government for killing 70 palestinians and most killed by barrel bombs dropped on a mark. rebels reinforced gains, saying they are ready to push into the strongholds in the dark. i.s.i.l. is consolidating its position. at the same time it

says it rescued, 237 women held held cap at the and, they were freed for clear fighters, in north eastern nigeriamy rescued 300 women and children last week. >>> in yemen 27 people have been killed, in fighting. the rebels and troops loyal to the exiled president are fighting for control of the airport. >>> as fighting escalates there are few if any safe zones left, in this hospital, one of only a handful still open, some still trying to cope while they clash with those committees, loyal with the president. and news of the death of a doctor killed during an artilllerry strike, and two weeks earlier another doctor was killed. >>> the situation here, in our hospital is miserable we're under huge pressure. our staff are under pressure. we can no longer deal with this, there's a shortage of equipment and, medicine. >>> and one-year-old was killed, and, surgens have managed to remove it. and they blame the fighters. >>> we were at home, and what should we do now? >>> in yemen's capital war has led to the destruction of nine family homes and a saudi arabia air strike led them to rubble. >>> we heard th

. >> coming up this news hour, an entire generation of men wiped out, one community in north eastern nigeria that is reeling from a string of attacks. you're fired. we will fell you why chili's president has sacked her entire cabinet. and mires is given the green light to realize a 100 year olympic dream. robin has that and the rest of sport coming up. three more people have been killed during political violence in the capitol. protestors have been on the streets for almost two weeks now, demonstrating against a decision by the president to run for a third term, which they say is illegal. however, a court this week ruled that the president could seek another term in office. since the second day of protests against the president pierre bid for a third term. the army says it is supporting the police, but it's soldiers have not joined in the violence, and the protestors like them. >> the soldiers are always protecting us when they shoot at us. woe thank the soldiers and their commander. he should deploy more soldiers on the streets. >> that protest was then broken up. police fires tier gas and

transportation, wohl be importing oil, not from the north american continent but from other countries like venezuela, like nigeria and middle eastern nations that make up the top 10 nations that export oil to the united states. in many cases mr. speaker, i'll say again venezuela, countries that don't share american value, yet we're exporting hundreds of billions of dollars and thousands and thousands of jobs to other country. who is running this place? mr. speaker, the house of representatives and the u.s. senate passed a bipartisan bill that was going to allow for the pipeline to be approved, for taos put this behind us and move toward other things, toward higher priority things that actually should have the attention of the united states congress and the white house. as opposed to these things that should have -- decisions that should have been made years ago and we should have passed on from them. but as a result of these ridiculous decisions, all these tortured reports, all the involvement of various agencies including the e.p.a., state department and other agencies, we're continuing to go through this long process, dragging th