teriberka in northern russia by the arctic sea. the government pledging have planned for huge energy development here. people said the project will give a huge boost to the local economy. construction began seven years ago, and was supposed to create 200 jobs. but then oil prices tumbled, dashing those expectations. work was suspended. now the roads and bridges lead nowhere. >> translator: the center of government covers the development of infra structure. without it, the villages cannot function. >> 2016 budget assumed that oil would cost $50 a barrel. today's figure is around $30. revenues going to government have fallen short, forcing officials to slash public works spending. the fallout has been severe. a shadow has fallen over the auto industry, which is key to russia's manufacturing sector. car sales last year were off almost 36% from the previous year. consumers no longer feel like stretching out. >> this man works at the factory. >> this is a taxi license. >> scaling back of production at the factory has sent him his outsid

four minors are dead tonight. 26 missing after two explosions caused a coal mi in northern russia. investigators say the explosions were triggered pie a meth -- by a methane gas leak. 80 were rescued. searchers are still trying to establish communication with other minors who still might be trapped. >>> coming up, a prince george's county pumping station with a history of trouble, suffers another sewage spill. >>> up next, a betrayal of tuft. former pastor and d.c. (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. give us a plan. >>> he was their pastor and a police officer. and he betrayed their trust. >> darrell best was sentenced to 18 years behind bars. for sexually abusing two church- going teens. debra alfarone has the story from d.c. superior court. >> former cop and pastor darrell bets shed tears today in the courtroom

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. >>> 26 coal miners have been pronounced dead following a second underground explosion in northern russia. the latest blast kills six people including five rescue workers. they were searching for the missing miners following the explosion thursday. that killed four miners at the coal mine. the search operation has now been stopped due to safety concerns. >> early election results show i'd's government suffered big losses at the polls. the country's minister conceded the ruling coalition will not return to power. >>> demonstrators in myanmar don't want suukyi to win the election. some want the election law to be changed. >>> more than 200 orphans are being allowed to leave the democratic republican of congo to start a new life with adopted parents. adoptions were suspended because of child abuse and trafficking concerns. 900 orphans are waiting for their cases to be reviewed as we report now from the capital. >> these are some of the destitute children who have been orphaned or abandoned and being taken care of at this children's home on the edge of the city. she arrived a few days ago, fo

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elephant noise) (donkey noise) thirty-six people are presumed dead after a coal mine collapse in northern russia. rescue operations are still underway after a methane gas leak triggered three explosions and caused parts of the mine to collapse. two powerful explosions at the mine on friday killed four and trapped 26 others more than two-thousand feet underground. a third explosion early today killed five rescue workers and a mine worker. at the time of today's blast, 110 miners were underground. eighty were rescued. all lanes of interstate 75 in northeastern tennessee will be closed for several weeks. a rock slide shut down the interstate over the weekend. drivers are being forced to take major detours across that part of the state. the road closures are about an hour north of knoxville. the interstate is expected to be closed until march 21st. the portsmouth-based coast guard cutter forward is back home. this is video of it returning earlier this morning. crew members were gone for two months in the western and central the crew worked with multiple countries. forward also acted as the lead duri

we'll tell you about the thirty-six people are presumed dead after a coal mine collapse in northern russia. rescue operations are still underway after a methane gas leak triggered three explosions and caused parts of the mine to collapse. two powerful explosions at the mine on friday killed four and trapped 26 others more than two-thousand feet underground. a third explosion early today killed five rescue workers and a mine worker. at the time of today's blast, 110 miners were underground. eighty were rescued. still ahead - elephant tantrum - we'll show you the video of one elephant losing its we continue to follow decision 2016 in hampton hopeful marco rubio just took the stage at the virginia beach convention at least 38 people are dead and dozens hurt in two bombings at an outdoor market in eastern baghdad today. authorities say the first bomb ripped through the crowded market in a shiite district of the city. minutes later, a suicide bomber blew himself up amid the crowd that had gathered at the responsibility for the bombings. the attack is the deadliest in a wave of recent explosions

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. >> 26 coal minesers have been pronounced dead following a job explosion in northern russia, killing six people, including five rescuers searching for the missing minors following an explosion on thursday. we are joined from moscow. what went wrong in the rescue operation? >> it seems like a gas explosion, the disaster unfolding since 25th of february. the first killed him people, trapping 26 more in the rescue effort mounted to try to pull them out. there was another explosion killing perhaps five rescuers and a minor. the company is trying to work out what to do next. fires are burning underground. flooding the mine to put the fires out, or the shut off and trying to as fixiate the flames. i don't need to spell out what that might mean for anyone that is alive under ground, but the emergency's ministry says the conditions are so severe they can't believe anyone could be alive. >> severe conditions indeed. >> tell us about the safety record that they might have in russia. >> it's not envoyable. it has a bad operation for safety, but considered one of the most dangerous places in the

. >> a remote city in northern russia. al jazeera's rory challands reports from moscow. >> rescue efforts have been called off now. the series of methane discloses mean it's too unsafe to see if anyone is still alive. mining company is trying to work out what to do next. it has two options really, flood the mine with water to try to put out the fires that are still burning or shut off the air supplies and asphyxiate those flames. of course the conditions are so severe, down in this mine, they don't think any survivors are left. russia has a pretty lamentable record of mining regulations, therthere are regulation on papr but not often enforced. in remote parts of the country when things do go wrong it is very difficult to mount a proper rescue operation. >> in virginia an army staff sergeant is under arrest for the murder of a roo rookie police officer. when police arrived to investigate reports of gun shots, ashley quindon was shot. intern for the department had a master's degree in forensic science. it seems as if no indu

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turkey has accused russia of ethnically cleansing northern aleppo. anging the demography, russia has accused turkey of allowing what it calls jihadi groups to enter syria illegally and supporting jihadi groups. but russia has expressed serious concern about what it called turkey's aggressive policies in syria. now turkey has been targeting ypg positions inside syria. the ypg enjoys good relations with moscow. moscow still has not responded to that, but still there is that risk of confrontation. turkey has been frustrated by the fact that it really has been a game changer. the assad regime has been surviving. they're no longer on the retreat. russia is targeting opposition groups that turkey supports. so turkey's maneuver really in syria has been eliminated especially the downing of the russian jets because they deployed missiles on the ground, so russia controls the skies. we heard them say that for them azaz is the red line and we will not allow it to fall. and russia is saying no, this is not a red line. the advances near the turkish border is not m

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positions in the northern countryside of aleppo and russia saying that what many in the opposition will tell you is that the russian airstrikes in azaz was a message to turkey that there is no red line and we want to capture this territory. there are two major offensives underway against the opposition in the northern country side of aleppo, one led by the government and the other by the y.p.g. the y.p.g. advancing, the government advancing and opposition increasingly squeezed. turkey does not want this vital northern corridor to fall to the opposition. so far, it has been shelling y.p.g. targets. it is not clear what else it condition do, because in effect, russia controls the skiles over syria. >> thank you for that update. >> russia is saying that it will continue its airstrikes near the syrian city of aleppo even if there's agreement on cessation of hostilities. moscow is also seriously concerned about what its are aggressive actions by turkey on the border with syria. within hours, the turkish prime minister had hit back. >> russian airstrikes have been directed at aleppo in the hu

northern syria could lead to more crimes. course of international criticism over airstrikes which have been blamed on russia. scow denies they attacked schools and medical facilities. what looked like a russian fighter jet in the skies over northern syria. then, this. suspected cluster bombs. imagine being in one of those buildings. apparently north of the city of aleppo yesterday. this is the sort of damage being caused. the strikes have been widely blamed on the syrian and russian forces. after yesterdays direct hits on hospitals and a school, where they are still looking for victims, the course of outrages growing. tonight the british defense secretary added his voice to those who say it could amount to a war crime. >> if these reports are true, they amount to war crimes. they are crimes against the civilian population in breach of all international humanitarian law. russia needs to be held to account for what it is now doing -- bombing innocent civilians. it is an abomination. correspondent: the syrian army with its russian and iranian doctors insist their advance into northern syria is deliberate areas f

on this declaration is already a step in the right direction >>> russia says it rejects accusation that it bombed hospitals in northern syria. at least 50 civilians were killed in air strikes on five hospitals and two schools. russia's denial follows claims by france and turkey that the bombings amounted to war crimes. the attacks violate international law. syria's ambassador has defended its ally. >> we have credible information that the so-called alliance led by the u.s. led alliance struck the hospital in the northern part of syria, but, of course, as usual, the easiest way for them is to trigger a campaign against the syrian government within the media to accuse and defame the syrian government or our allies, the russians, of doing so and being behind such criminal act against a hospital >>> aid convoys have been given commission to head into seven besieged areas in syria. it follows discussions with u.n. envoy staffan de mistura. >> reporter: the battle for aleppo enters its third week. there is no sign that a u.s. russian deal to pause the fighting will happen. but there is a sign of hope for the hundreds of tho

also accuses russia of bombing a doctors without borders hospital in northern syria, reducing it to a pile of rubble. killing at least seven doctors and patients. no coalition or u.s. planes were operating in the area at the time.

northern territories. it's unacceptable. >> reporter: japan and russia are in the middle of negotiating a summit between primeister shinzo abe and president vladimir putin. high on the agenda will be russia's actions on the islands. meanwhile tokyo officials say they will continue to engage their russian counterparts on the issue. kim yana, nhk world. >>> "newsline" comes to you live from tokyo where we had a gorgeous tuesday, clear skies with highs around 10 degrees celsius or 50 degrees fahrenheit. it's currently 9 degrees celsius. jonathan oh has the world weather report for us starting with stormy conditions in spain. >> hello. we're keeping an eye on an interesting jet stream pattern that is impacting europe in general. it is interesting how the air stream is moving around in the southern portions of the continent that's ushering in very cold and heavy snow weather back toward the west and very warm weather to the east. let me take you to spain to give you an idea. monday, a storm system passed through the iberian peninsula and caused stormy weather to northern spain. snowplows were working throughout th

but it's safe to say for the moment, given russia's role in northern syria at the moment, backing the, backing the assad regime, and what it is doing here at the u.n. that the diplomatic effort at least for the moment, is trending russia's way. >> thanks very much. daniel lak watching for that upcoming security council meeting for us there in new york. >>> now egypt's president says he will propose new laws to curb abuses of power by the security services. his statement comes a day after a policeman shot and killed a young taxi driver which lead to protests. the officer in this question has now been detained but it is the latest in a strength of incidents of alleged police brutality. >> reporter: picking up a police officer as passenger proved fatal for this taxi driver. he was just 24 years old. according to the egyptian interior ministry, the police officer shot and killed him by mistake after an argument over payment. but the thousands who gathered for his funeral don't believe the official version of events. they blame the security forces who they say act with impunity. witnesses

syrian troops have been on the offensive in northern syria while russia continues air strikes.ack to you. >>> and i'm chuck bell updating our snow forecast, now a solid 3 to maybe as much as 6 inches. big winner currently st. mary's county. an updated forecast including a look at a milder ahead. >>> problem 270 south at germ germantown road and another 50 east, two lanes shut down for the next couple of hours. details coming up. >>> i'm live in fairfax county. check it out, gas station attendant just treated his property so that when folks pull into get gas, they won't slip and slide because it's a witness snow covered there and slushy. and seeing lots of plowing on chain bridge road. vdot says most roads are in moderate condition. and so therefore avoid traveling at this hour if you can. drivers say people are not taking the tricky conditions seriously. >>o they're snow covered. fairfax down to the pavement. >> reporter: so again, the trucks are out pushing the snow, getting more -- seeing more drivers out on the roads. roads still a bit tricky. so if you don't have to get out

northern syria. one group blames russia. >> a watchdog group has been confirming now that isis used chemical weapons against kurdish forces in iraq last year. reuters was told that mustard gas was used in august. it's unclear how they got the chemical weapons. >> antonin scalia has been suffering from a number of issues including heart issues and high blood pressure prior to his death this weekend. his doctor reportedly passed on this information to texas officials, who decided no >> parts of grand central terminal are still in the dark tonight after this morning's power outage. the mta says a major water pipe burst flooding main central's power supply. >> it's surprising and concerning when you're in new york when, you know, something happens like that. >> i've never seen it so dark. it's weird. a bit scary, too. ernie: ticket kiosks are out but you can purchase at a window or train. they're running on schedule. they hope to have the hour restored by tomorrow morning's rush. that's what's happening in the news now. nick is here. we've got some snow, some rain and it's going to get warmer. goodnight

this comes after the us and russia failed yesterday to agree on how it should be implemented. meantime, fighting has intensified on the ground in northern syria as tensions simmer between russia and opposition backer, turkey. >> we have been facing national security threats and attacks from syria since the start of the conflict including from terrorist organizations, which are operating there. >> the turkish military has stepped up its attacks against kurdish rebels along the syrian border. it's retaliation for a terrorist bombing in turkey's capital on wednesday the killed 28 people. >>> fears over the zika virus grow overnight after knowledge -- an olympic athlete was struck with the virus. she contracted it while training in brazil last december. the world health organization has deemed zika virus and international health emergency. she is currently competing at a world championship event in israel and says her symptoms were right in line with those of the dreaded illness. >> they say when the mosquito bites you, it takes two weeks to have the symptoms, i think it was a mosquito who bit me in rio de janeiro. >> she said that she had

turkey warns of serious and bigger consequences if russia doesn't end operations in northern syria.wo offices and two schools sheltering fighters were attacked. a hospital, supported by doctors without borders was hit in idlib. the group says the building was deliberately targeted. zeina khodr on the turkey syrian border. >> reporter: there's no red line on the syrian war. a school, a hospital and other locations were hit by what the opposition says were russian air strikes and ground to ground missiles. turkey called az as a red line, promising not to allow the town to fall. not just because it's a stronghold. it is threatened over the y.p.g. a kurdish armed group that ankara called terrorists. >> the y.p.g. stepped back from az as and its area. if they come closer, they'll see the most severe reaction. the whole world should know this. >> reporter: turkey has acted. it has targeted positions to advance protests by the yfg and its allies. they found many close to the border, taking advantage of a russian backed offensive against the rebels. >> the y.p.g. and its allies rejected tur

russia. it happened in the northern komi region. it happened during a rescue effort to reach those trapped. 26 people are still moving. argentina is experiencing its worse outbreak the dengue fever in seven years. the disease is spread by the same mosquito that is responsible for the zika virus. >> reporter: dengue thrives in places like this. over grown vegetation and stagnant water, collected in even the smallest reaccepttacles-- items. >> translation: it is horrible, very painful. the whole head hurts, the bones, even your finger names. your back and hips. you don't know how to deal with the pain, and the fever. >> reporter: she has recovered now and is treating fish sufferers, like this woman who has been hayed up here for five days. meanwhile, the fight is on to reduce the habitat where the mosquito thrives. >> translation: in this house we treated where we found the lavae. while we get rid of anything that collect $water >> reporter: it is one of about 3000 varieties of mosquito, 300 chf are found in argentina. most are irrita

it was down to when dollar $.47 russia is being blamed for airstrikes that hit 2 hospitals and a school in northern syria killing at least 50 civilians. , the u.s. is condemning the airstrikes but russia says they , were targeting islamic militants and denies hitting hospitals or civilians. indigenous mexicans are thanking saying it calls attention to , their often ignored culture. homily at a mass this morning to criticize the centuries-old exploitation and social exclusion of mexico's indigenous people. stacey: a new reading program unveiled today will help school districts help young students who struggle with reading. governor branstad announced funding for the 2016 intensive summer reading program pilot study. recent state tests show nearly 25% of third graders don't read proficiently. >> this is a pilot. a study program. with a cohort, a group of school districts across the state, that will be able to kind of test run high quality reading programs that school districts will then be able to implement in the summer of 2017. stacey: beginning next year, school districts around iowa will be requi