. >>> welcome, you're watching the newshour, i'm peter doby from doha. in the next 60 minutes - spaniards vote in a landmark election which is likely to throw up two parties in the race for power for the first time in decades. >> we need to make sure that the discriminatory messages that trump is sending around the world do not fall on receptive years. >>> the candidates for the u.s. presidency gang up on donald trump >>> anger this india over the release of a gang rape convict who was a juvenile when the rape was committed three years ago >>> this hour - more than 40 people were missing after a landslide buries buildings at an industrial park in southern china >>> we begin with the landmark elections in spain, which could end its two party system. the newcomers, an anti-austerity party and citizens, a liberal party, are challenging the ruling people party and the socialists who dominated politics for decades. no one party is predicted to win a majority in the polls. david chater joins us from madrid. on the face of it it looks as if the monopoly held in

. >>> welcome, you're watching the newshour, i'm peter doby from doha. in the next 60 minutes - spaniards vote in a landmark election which is likely to throw up two parties in the race for power for the first time in decades. >> we need to make sure that the discriminatory messages that trump is sending around the world do not fall on receptive years. >>> thedi

. >>> hello, welcome, i'm peter doby, here in doha. also in the next 30 minutes - anger in india over the release of a gang rape convict who was a juvenile when the rape was committed three years ago >>> rare footage in the fight against i.s.i.l. peshmerga say they killed more than 100 fighters. plus date copy. >> i'm daniel schweimler - where work is done at the next generation of sporting stars >>> people in spain have been voting in landmark elections which could end the two party system. the newcomers, an anti-sufficient early party and citizens, a liberal party, are challenging the ruling people party and the socialists who dominated politics for decades. no one party is predicted to win a majority in the polls. you can see the turn out looking pretty good. the monopoly is about to go. mr rahoy brought in unpopular pop sis when the economic bubble burst. he has managed to turn the economy around. the other debate going on perhaps outside the big city areas, the big urban areas is the way the newcomers are not closing down. a hot d

i'm peter dobi. you're watching al jazeera live. also in the next 30 minutes, a political shake up in spain. the governing party fails to win a majority >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> > >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> are >>> >> earlier today we talked to the police spokesperson heechlt confirmed to us that attack particularal ly >>> >> seemed to lack strategic leadership. at the moment the government is busy with its international policies, peace making and sharing power with its partner. but when it comes to military it seems that there is a gap in the country and this is why you see the toll ban taking advantage-- taliban taking advantage of this gap and they are advancing sometimes in the north and sometimes in the south. it is a cat and mouse game going on in afghanistan at the moment >>> does the afghan forces or army have the wherewhitesidesal to take the territory that they appear to have lost to the taliban? >> i think they do. in the coming days you will see there will be a counter attack by the afghan army. however that is s

. >> hello, welcome, my name is peter doby. i'm in doha. u.k. war planes attack isil targets in syria hitting their ole folds. plus. >>> why would he do that? why would he do something like this? >> shock and disbelief after a mass shooting in california. the couple suspected of murdering 14 people have now been identified. >>> fifa's corruption scandal continues. swiss police arrest two more officials. >> we begin in moscow where the anti turkish rhetoric continues to catcher chet up. the russian president vladimir putin said ankara will regret the shooting down of a russian jet near the syria turkish border. he accuses turkey of supporting terrorism and promised a tougher response. he was speaking at his annual state of the nation address. >> we are not planning to engage in military saber rattling but if anyone think that is having committed this awful war crime, the murder of our people, that they're going to get away with some measures concerning unit mate items or limit other sectors, they are deeply mistaken. >> we'll have the latest out

. >> hello, welcome, my name is peter doby. i'm in doha. u.k. war planes attack isil targets in syria hitting their ole folds. plus. >>> why would he do that? why would he do something like this? >> shock and disbelief after a mass shooting in california. the couple suspect