. >> reporter: well shiulie, these reports are coming from eyewitnesss who have been speaking to newsncies we have managed to speak directly to a source who have been assisting the military in mighting boko haram. and say they yes, a serious explosion did take place at a livestock market visited by hundreds of people every day trading in livestock. what is not clear is the exact number of fatalities according to the security and emergency services who we reached out to to try to get further clarification on how many people may have been killed and how many injured. this comes just after attacks that took place over the weekend in the capitol of borno state which has been the epicenter of violence by boko haram over the last six years. we're still waiting for further information about the nature of this attack. it has been said it's a suicide attack but that's not 100% clear, and we're waiting for more details as i say shiulie. >> and the new president who came to power on the backing of security promises. what has he done thus far? >> well he was inaugurated on friday, and naturally p

i'm shiulie ghosh. let's remind you of the top stories.esty international is accusing the nigerian military of committing war crimes during its fight against boko haram. it says the military must be investigated for the murder torture, starvation and suffocation of thousands of people. >>> at least 70 people mostly civilians have been killed in an air strike in northern iraq. the attack targeted what was believed to be an isil position. >>> and sepp blatter is reported to be under investigation of the fbi and u.s. prosecutors after shocking the world by announcing he was stepping down on tuesday. >>> chinese maritime records show safety violations were found two years ago on the ship that capsized on monday. adrian brown reports from the scene of the disaster on the yanksy river. >> reporter: more than 5,000 emergency workers have so far been deployed. on tuesday they heard yells from help coming from within the upturned hull but not since. the most dangerous work is being undertaken by drivers operating in the strong currents. and this is

shiulie. >> come nick thank you for that.inic kane in frank ford there. >>> as we have been hearing world markets have been reacting to the vents in greece as they began trade on the ground monday. in asia stock markets fell sharply as greece shutdown its banks and imposed capital controls tokyo down 3%. the euro down also by 2%. >>> the u.s. territory of puerto rico is also facing economic troubles a report by former i.m.f. economist says major reforms need to be made to cut its $73 billion debt. islands is facing crunch time this week because several bond repayments are due and could face default. puerto rico's governorrer is expect today give a televised address to the nation later on monday. >>> isreali defense forces have intercepted and stopped a boat from trying to break gaza's navel blockade. it's been escort today the israeli part of ashdod. activists on board the vessel have released a video on associates media saying they are not safe. these pictures were fill offed on the vessel before it was intercepted three oth

to talk to the peole affected most >> welcome back i'm shiulie ghosh. let's remind you of the stop stories. an attack on tourists in tunisia, been blamed on an attack by islamic state of iraq and the levant. >>> ordered the closing of 80 mosques for the violence. 27 worshipers were killed after friday's prayers in kuwait, a day of mourning has been declared. an all out confrontation terrorism. >>> staples is calling for aalexis tsipras is calling for a referendum on sun the 5th of july. >>> secretary of state john kerry is in have vienna for negotiations with iran. james bays is in vienna. >> let me tell you who's here and who's not here. u.s. secretary of state john kerry arrived late at night some hours ago. he arrived in the hotel behind me in the last 15 minutes came in in the back of the hotel we understand right now in the back of the hotel mohammed javad zarif is arriving here for start of talks. also the u.s. energy secretary is here as they continue these nuclear negotiations. let me make these quite clear shiulie, this is supposed to be, we ha

. >>> hello there, i'm shiulie ghosh in doha. also coming up a food fight in india, maggie noodles aren't safe to eat regulators say, but nestle' says they are fine. >>> and a cultural come back ten years after the taliban destroys these priceless statutes. ♪ >>> india's food safety regulators have banned the sale and production of maggie noodles a hugely popular food often served to children. they say dangerous levels of lead were detected in some samples. nestle' have been holding a press conference to try to i guess, reassure the public what have they been saying about maggie noodles. >> yeah absolutely. talking about why nestle' is still a deing -- dependable company. and they are getting these maggie noodles back on the shelves as quickly as possible. the nestle' company has been very clear that their products will be back on the shelves as soon as possible. but many are asking how can the independent tests that nestle' have conducted and the tests that the regulators have conducted have such different results? >> what are p

shiulie?mohammed thank you for that update. >>> victoria gatenby has more on the selling of antiques plundered from iraq and syria. >> reporter: the men in the green jumpsuits are isil fighters. they have been arrested by the iraqi army on suspicion of smuggling ancient artifacts. >> translator: the intelligence of brigade 54 was able to chase and arrest four member gang who smuggled relics making use of the current security conditions and presence of isil in some provinces. >> reporter: isil fighters attacked 3,000 year old antiques with power drills and the trafficking of age-old artifacts is a lucrative source of income for isil >> isis has evolved from simply just using it as a supplementary source from taxing into actually being involved. >> reporter: this is one of hundreds of historic places damaged by fighting. it's difficult to put an exact figure on how much isil nets but experts say it is substantial. >> typical deal might be anything from 50,000 to 250,000 or maybe even half a mill

. >> hello there i'm shiulie ghosh. you're watching al jazeera live from dhea. >> running for their lives. fire rips through a water park in taiwan injuring more than 500 people. remembering the zed hundreds gather at a tunisian seaside resort. >>> and unuganda could pull in more to pull in tourists. >>> the greek parliament has decided to back prime minister alexis tsipras'alexis tsipras' came for a are referendum vote. firmly rejected the request to extend the bailout program beyond june the 30th. greece needs to make a $1.6 billion payment to the international monetary fund on tuesday or risk default. that brings greece closer to a possible euro exit. as he relies on emergency cash injections. there is a real fear that greece may run outer of cash. despite the fears of many that this may mean an exit from the euro. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. it was a long and acrimonious debate shiulie. it lasted 15 hours here in athens. mr. tsipras told parliament that the greek government had been offered insulting terms. the

live from our doha headquarters, i'm shiulie ghosh. journalist arrested in germany under a warrant issued by egypt. mali's touareg rebels can they be experiencing peace. >>> the fbi is investigating whether a racist manifesto found online was written by a man accused of pass shooting in the united states. a website shows pictures of dylann roof holding a handgun and visiting a confederate cemetery. charged with murdering 9 people in a charleston, south carolina church. it will reopen for first time since the shooting. gabriel elizondo has more. >> in south carolina people continue to mourn over this terrible massacre that took the lives of flynn people. we saw people march -- of 9 people. marching showing solidarity to the wider community as well. we also saw protests in the capital, colombia, south carolina. a flag many people associate with a racist period here in this country harkening back to the civil war area and more recently it has been associated with the can you clerk will unlock the machine. pgh klan. with the queue clerk wi

i'm shiulie ghosh in doha.igeriaia's military is accused of murdering and torturing thousands of men and boys in its battle with boko haram. >>> a day after fifa bossstepstep quits, the corruption investigation intensifies. interpol adds six fifa executives to its most-wanted list. >>> and family versus career. we look at the pros and cons of the growing number of women freezing their eggs in the u.k. ♪ >>> amnesty international is accusing the nigerian military of committing war crimes in its fight with boko haram. it says the military must be investigated for the murder torture, starvation and suffocation thoufs of people. its report says since march 2011 more than 7,000 young men and boys have died in military detention. and that at least 20,000 young men and boys including nine year olds were arrested on suspicion of being boko haram members and tortured. amnesty says the findings are based on years of research and analysis of evidence including leaked military reports as well as interviewed with more than

i'm shiulie ghosh. let's remind you of the top stories here on al jazeera.roup of islamic state of iraq and the levant as claimed responsibility, 39 people were gunned down in a town in tunisia near sousse. >>> shia mosque in kuwait, friday will be a day of mourning for the 27 people killed. >>> and the greek prime minister has called for a referendum on whether to accept a debt deal from international lenders. alexis tsipras has called the vote for sunday, the 5th of july. let's talk more with stefan a-uer. what do you think of this, was it a smart move? >> very self districtive very clever nobody can predict the immediate consequences of it. it might have caused havoc over greek society and greek economy over the coming days or weeks. it may be clever because tsipras refuses to take the responsibility for this mess, the currency many situation that the greek people are doing. not the leaders of the european union and not the greek government that is problem currently really. >> it seems pretty clear doesn't it stipts is hoping there is going to be a no vot

hello there i'm shiulie ghosh you are watching al jazeera live from doha. also coming up on the program yes votes. the greek parliament votes in favor of a referendum over the bailout deal. >>> a tribute to the victims of friday's massacre in tunisia. >>> how the internet could change the lives of cubans. the greek parliament has decided to back i prime minister alexis tsipras' call for a referendum on the european bailout. planned for next sunday. the decision hasn't been welcomed by greece's euro zone partners. they have refused to extend the bailout of june the 30th. greece needs to make a $1.8 billion repayment to the international monetary fund by tution. thereby tuesday. there is a real fear that the banks may run out of money. barb biphillipsbarnlbarnaby phillips reports. >> the prime minister, alexis tsipras, say the referendum was a chance for greek people to take back their own destiny. >> this game is finished by a verdict of the greek people the 25th of january and it will end buy vote of the greek people next southern. >> he argued that the gov

and that's it for me shiulie. >> thanks very much indeed for that.it for this news hour. i'll be handing it over to my colleagues in london but for now from all of the team here in doha good-bye for now. thanks for watching. ♪ >> farm workers striking in mexico... >> all that tension is about what's happening right now. >> unlivable wages... >> you can work very hard and you will remain poor. >> what's the cost of harvesting america's food? >> do you see how it will be hard to get by on their salary? >> yeah >> fault lines al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking... they're firing canisters of gas at us... emmy award winning investigative series... fault lines invisible hands only on al jazeera america >> al jazeera's investigative unit has tonight's exclusive report. >> stories that have impact. that make a difference. that open your world. >> this... is what we do. >> america tonight. tuesday through friday 10:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >>> calls for the man charged with killing nine peo

say a debt bill could be just around the corner >>> welcome to al jazeera, i'm shiulie ghosh. live to athens in a moment. and reports around the world including - change in turkey president recep tayyip erdogan to make his first speech since losing the parliamentary majority >>> iraq ready to fight i.s.i.l., but they need weapons. >> inside the mind of a genius. albert einstein's personal letters up for auction. >>> al jazeera learnt that there could be a deal in brussels to prevent greece defaulting on its debt. athens has until the end of june to pay 1.8 billion to the international monetary fund. the debt stands at $352 billion. of this, 8.5 billion has to be paid by august - mainly to the european central bank. john is in athens and can give us the latest. the athens stock market seems very happy. what are you hearing about a possible deal. >> that's right the stock market appears to be bouncing back from yesterday, when it was uncertain if alexis tsipras would meet with his counterparts. he has done that and the result is that there seems to be a possibility of an interim

church shootings >>> i'm shiulie ghosh live from doha. al jazeera calling for the release of its journalist arrested in germany under a warrant issued by egypt >>> why some say the indian prime minister is bending over backgrounds for political gain >>> and the lucky escape for a british army stunt sky diver >>> the fbi is investigating whether a racist manifesto online and a website of dylann roof posing with a handgun burning and spitting on u.s. flags and visiting a confederate cemetery. he is charged with murdering 9 people at a church in south carolina. hundreds joined in a march to remembrance to the church. mourners laying flowers outside the building in charleston. leaders confirmed that it will reopen on sunday for the first service since the shooting. gabriel elizonda has more. >> reporter: raw emotions pouring into the streets in charleston and over south carolina, as people mourn over this terrible massacre that look the lift of nine people. people marched in front of the church showing solidarity. people asking to have the co

. >>> hello there, welcome to the newshour, i'm shiulie ghosh in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes - hope for greece. both athens in the e.u. ais debt deal could be around the corner >>> president recep tayyip erdogan makes a speech since his ruling party lost their overall majority >>> changes goods for sex. over 400 instances of abuse and sexual exploitation by u.n. peace keepers. >>> and a symbolic message for i.s.i.l. a festival against terrorism by baghdad artists. >>> al jazeera learnt it could be a deal in brussels to prevent greece defaulting on its debt. athens has until the end of june to pay 1.7 billion to the international monetary fund. debts stand at $352 billion. of this, $8.5 billion have to be paid by august largely to the european central bank. john is with us in athens what are you hearing. >> that's right, government sources are telling us after the meeting with alexis tsipras, and counterparts from the e.u. that a deal may be reached in brussels today or tomorrow. it may see two things happen. one is that it may close a shortfal

i'm shiulie ghosh. coming up, let the people decide. greece's prime minister calls on a referendum for the bail out deal. fearing for their lives - foreign tourists flying out of tunisia after 38 are killed in a beach resort. the battle for kobane kurdish forces push back i.s.i.l. fighters from the border town. ♪ amazing graze ... >>> and a yule somingy for the victims -- eulogy for the victims of the charleston church shooting. the president urges everyone to reject racial hate red. >>> european finance minister are meeting to sourt ut greece's -- sort out greece's debt crisis. greece's prime minister refused to accept the latest. they are wanting to hold a referendum. they are struggling to pay a $1.5 billion. a main sticking point is pensions. pensioners want to increase retirement to 67.2022. a point of contention is the greek government does not want to increase consumer tox or v.a. t on household bills or services such as hotels. andrew simmonds is in brussels where eurozone and foreign ministers are meeting to discuss the crisis.

. ♪ ♪ >>> hello there, i am shiulie ghosh with the world news from al jazerra. also coming up.ping up the pressure. euro zone leaders say greece has until the weekend to agree to a debt deal or face leaving the euro. >>> senior police in south africa are set to face a criminal investigation after an inquiry in to the mine killings. >>> and a labor of love for women weavers in the philippines. these colorful mats are a way out of conflict. >>> european leaders have agreed to relocate some of the record-numbers of migrants who have arrived on european shores in recent months. thousands of people have come to italy and greece will be sent to other countries. but a system of mandatory quotas for each e.u. country was rejected. voluntary schemes aimed at speeding up the low relocation. european leaders have agreed to the following plan over the next two years. 40,000 migrants who fled desperate situations in their home country to his travel to italy and greece will be relocated to other european states. 20,000 people, mostly syrians and iraqis living in camps outside of europe will

. ♪ ♪ >>> i am shiulie ghosh you are watching live from doha.o coming out program close today business, greek banks will remain shut for a week and cash with crawls are restricted. >> we are quieting for our government to act. we are waiting for international bodies to act. >> activists demand action after israel intercept their flotilla as they tried to breach the navel blockade on gaza. >>> plus the a it tanaka too artist to the football stars. ♪ ♪ >>> baburundi's parliamentary vote got off a slow start with widespread delays reported at the polling booth. several attacked overnight. but all polls are open the african union pulled out its observers on sunday. they say the twice-delayed vote won't be free or fair. opposition partys also boycotting the poll. the ruling party nominated the current president to run if a third term in offers. protests began the next day saying a third term was against the constitution. they soon turned violent. within weeks there was a coup attempt which failed. the president order a massive security crack down, mo

say a debt bill could be just around the corner >>> welcome to al jazeera, i'm shiulie ghosh. live to athens in a moment. and reports around the world including - change in turkey president recep tayyip erdogan to make his first speech since losing the parliamentary majority >>> iraq ready to fight i.s.i.l., but they need weapons. >> inside the

but it's still the story and needs to be >> hello there i'm shiulie ghosh with the world news, thanks us. let the people decide. the prime minister calls for a referendum in greece. and a nuclear program in iran, another

i'm shiulie ghosh with the world news from al jazeera. also coming up let the people decide.reece's prime minister calls a referendum on the bailout deal. >>> united in grief. sunni and shia muslims pray together. on an

i'm shiulie ghosh in doha.ing up in the next 60 minutes, iraq's formal deputy prime minister and saddam hussein's confidante has died in prison. >>> maggie noodles regulators say are unsafe to eat. nestle' says they are fine. >>> and opec maintains production despite calls from the city to push prices higher. >>> and baliwood comes to town. kuala lumpur cashes in on the movie industry. >>> one of saddam hussein's most loyal ministers has died in iraq. the 79 year older passed away in prison on friday afternoon. he suffered a heart attack on thursday. imran khan joins us live from baghdad to tell us more. he has been on death row since 2010. tell us more about that. >> reporter: well he was convicted for a number of charges. he was a very hated member of the regime and he was always one of the more public members of this regime. his son has said that he is very angry that the media were informed before the family were. i have been watching a lot of the local media, and he has been almost ignored. there is no eul

. >>> hello there, welcome to the newshour i'm shiulie ghosh, in doha. good to have you with us. coming up over the next 60 minutes - it's a year since the capture of the iraqi city of mosul reports on what life is like under i.s.i.l. control. >>> displaced by the war in yemen, we speak to some forced to live in desperate conditions. >>> you u.s. case of a prisoner held in solitary confinement for more than 40 years. >> it starts here at 60,000 feet >>> and google tests new ways to bring the internet to the world. critics say the company could become too powerful >>> the u.s. is planning to establish a new military base in iraq's anbar province. it's the first major shift in the plan against i.s.i.l. president obama is considering sending hundreds of troops to iraq to train local forces. the city of ramadi the capital, was overrun by i.s.i.l. last month. iraqi forces are having to plan how to retake the city. mosul is another city that i.s.i.l. has under their control. it's been a year since they seized it. iraq's government. under nouri al-maliki at the time declared sa state of

i'm shiulie ghosh in doha. military is accused of murdering and torturing thousands of men and boys in its battle with boko haram. >>> a day after fifa bossstepstep quits, the corruption investigation intensifies. interpol adds six fifa executiv

i'm shiulie ghosh. the top stories on al jazeera. it's world refugee day. the united nations warn we are entering a dangerous era. many are leaving their homes to escape war and persecution. a car bomb explodes in sanaa. the blast happens near a mosque frequented by houthi rebels several people were injured. protesters are taking part in an anti-austerity rally in central london. demonstrating against cuts for services much the march is organised bit the people's assembly unions and campaign groups are taking part >>> well let's speak to a protestor taking part. clair, good to have you with us. tell us about this march. huge huge march that has been taking place. what are you hoping to achieve in. >> thank you for having us on al jazeera. we have hundreds of thousands of people on the streets of london saying that we are not going to put up with another five years of cuts. the government got in with a small minority voting, 25% of them voted. 75% of us are saying we are not going to put up with them. the u.k. has a deficit, and the prime minister pledged to

i'm shiulie ghosh in doha.up in the next 60 minutes, iraq's formal deputy prime minister and saddam hussein's confidante has died in prison. >>> maggie noodles regulators say are unsafe to eat. nestle' says they are fine. >>> and opec maintains production despite

i'm shiulie ghosh in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes.days after this bomb blast in northeastern nigeria, another explosion killed more people in a market. >> translator: we need to fight isil in iraq the whole region and around the world. >> iraq's leader tells his allies he needs more weapons.

. ♪ >>> hello there, i'm shiulie ghosh. you are watching al jazeera live from doehadoha.he suspect arrested for the church shooting in north carolina has reportedly confessed. >>> and a noble cause or meaningless gesture, business leaders in south africa spend the night out in the cold to raise awareness about homelessness. ♪ >>> talks in geneva to end the war in yemen have collapsed. delegation members from yemen's government in exile are currently making their way to the airport. the foreign minister has told al jazeera that the houthi representatives never left their hotel room. let's go to hashem ahelbarra who joins us live from geneva. a lot of frustration clearly over there, hashem. tell us what happened. why did the talks collapse? >> reporter: there has been some fresh developments over the last few minutes, there was a last ditch effort by the united nations envoy to convince the delegation to stay. but after the meeting came to an end the minister of foreign affairs came out and said nothing has emerged out of the talks and therefore we're leaving. and we know t

. >>> i am shiulie ghosh you are watching al jazerra live from doha. also on the program. close today business, greek banks will be shut for a week and cash withdrawals are restricted. >> we are waiting for our government to act, we are waiting points national body to act. >> trying to bleach the

i'm shiulie ghosh. coming up, let the people decide.s prime minister calls on a referendum for the bail out deal. fearing for their lives - foreign tourists flying out of tunisia after 38 are killed in a beach

. ♪ ♪ >>> hello there, i am shiulie ghosh with the world news from al jazerra. also coming up.ping up the pressure. euro zone leaders say greece has until the weekend to agree to a debt deal or face leaving the euro. >>> senior police in south africa are set to face a criminal investigation after an inquiry in to the mine killings. >>> and a labor of love for women weavers in the

i'm shiulie ghosh. also coming up, displaced by the war in yemen. some people forced to live in desperate conditions >>> a u.s. court blocks the release of a prisoner held in solitary confinement for more than 40 years. >>> and the challenges faced by one of the most peaceful

. >>> hello there, welcome to the newshour, i'm shiulie ghosh in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes - hope for greece. both athens in the e.u. ais debt deal could be around the corner >>> president recep tayyip erdogan makes a speech since his ruling party lost their overall majority >>> changes goods for sex. over 400 instances of abuse

i'm shiulie ghosh in doha with all the news. also coming up let the people decide. greece's parliament debates the call for a referendum on the bailout. fearing for their lives - foreign tourists flying out of tunisia after 38 are killed in a beach resort. ♪ amazing graze ... >>> and a eulogy for the victims of the charleston church shooting. the u.s. president urges everyone to reject racial hate red. ja now, top documents from iran and the united states are meeting in vienna to try to thrash out a deal on iran's nuclear programme before a tuesday deadline. u.s. secretary of state john kerry arrived on saturday morning, sting on crutches following his bike accident this month. he was followed shortly afterwards by the motorcade of iran's foreign minister. iran wants economic sanctions lifted in exchange for saction to its nuke -- access to its nuclear sites. james bay is in the austrian capital. important players turned up. they are trying to thrash out a deal before that deadline aren't they? >> they are trying to thrash out a deal but there's a lot of work to do.

i'm shiulie ghosh in doha with the world's top news stories. coming up in the next 60 minutes. in the south carolina church attack that killed nine people has now been charged. we're live in charleston. >>> yemen peace talks in geneva have collapsed. warring factions have failed to reach an agreement to stop the fighting. >>> israel eases restrictions to allow tens

. >>> welcome back, i'm shiulie ghosh, let's remind you of the top stories. it's been a year since i.s.i.l. seized the city of mosul. hundreds of thousands fled their homes. journalists have been reporting cases of people being tortured and brain washed by i.s.i.l. >>> in yemen, an air strike hit the defense ministry building. homes of military commanders allied with the rebels have been targeted >>> more schools are being closed in south korea as the world health organisation recommends the government reopen them following the m.e.r.s. outbreak. nine have died from middle eastern respiratory syndrome >>> i.s.i.l. fighters say they have taken control of the libyan city of cert. the legally installed government based in tripoli wants to regain the coastal city connecting the east and west libya. victoria gatenby reports. >> reporter: i.s.i.l. fighters are on the offensive in cert. they have taken control of the city from libyan dawn the coalition of militia based in tripoli. i.s.i.l.'s victory is the culmination of weeks of fears battles, the fighters controll

. ♪ >> hello there, welcome to the news hour i'm shiulie ghosh in doha.ca's most wanted the hate crime gunman who is suspected of shooting nine people in a church bible class. >> each person is a tragic story. >> the number of people displaced by war and persecution hits a record high of 60

. >> hello there i'm shiulie ghosh. you're watching al jazeera live from dhea. >> running for their lives. fire rips through a water park in taiwan injuring more than 500 people. remembering the zed hundreds gather at a tunisian seaside

live from our doha headquarters, i'm shiulie ghosh.urnalist arrested in germany under a warrant issued by egypt. mali's touareg rebels can

hello there, i'm shiulie ghosh, you are watching al jazeera live from doha. also coming up on the program, yes votes. the greek parliament votes in favor of a referendum over the bailout deal. >>> a tribute to the victims of friday's m

. >>> hello, warm welcome to you, welcome to the newshour i'm shiulie ghosh. coming up in the next 60 minutes - greece's cash crisis. worried customers queue at bank machines as banks think about cutting off the supply of muning. >>> and a saudi man identified for the bombing at a mosque. >>> hundreds flee for their lives as a fireball light up in taiwan at a water park. >>> brazil crashes out of the copa america on penalties. to paraguay. all the action later this hour. >>> worried greeks have been waiting in line at cash points as the european central bank continue to discuss whether to provide cash. the emergency funding is separate to the bailout. ministers have been locked in an increasingly bitter argument with european lenders over the terms of the bailout deal. the government called a referendum on that deal. and parliament gave its backing after a long and angry debate. the pro european parties voted against. but prime minister alexis tsipras's parties past the votes needed. >> translation: this game has finished have a verdict verdict of the greek pe

. >>> hello there, i'm shiulie ghosh in doha. also coming up a food fight in india, maggie noodles aren't safe to eat regulators say, but nestle' says they are fine. >>> and a

. >>> hello there, welcome to the news hour, i'm shiulie ghosh in doha with the top news store why isism >>> a grim reality - the number of displaced people around the world reaches 60 million, and the u.n. warns the situation is not likely to improve >>>

. ♪ >>> hello there, i'm shiulie ghosh. you are watching al jazeera live from doehadoha.he suspect arrested for the church shooting in north carolina has reportedly confessed. >>> and a noble cause or meaningless gesture,

. ♪ >> hello there, welcome to the news hour i'm shiulie ghosh in doha.merica's most wanted the hate crime gunman who is suspected of shooting nine people in a church bible class. >> each person is a tragic story. >> the number of people displaced by war and persecution hits a record high of 60 million. >> and pope francis pushes for a cultural revolution. ♪ >>> the man who shot dead nine people in a church in the u.s. has been identified as 21-year-old dillon roof. police have released his picture. erika wood has more. >> reporter: people were holding a nighttime prayer meeting when police say a loan gunman opened fire. >> we are looking for a white male approximately 21 years old, sandy blond hair, and he obviously is extremely dangerous. >> reporter: police released these photos of the suspect. they said he had been in the church for about an hour with the worshippers before he started shooting. >> i do believe this was hate crime. >> the only reason someone can walk into church and shoot people praying is out of hate. the only reason. >> reporter: and

church shootings >>> i'm shiulie ghosh live from doha.a calling for the release of its journalist arrested in germany under a warrant issued by egypt >>> why some say the indian prime minister is bending over backgrounds for political gain >>> and the lucky escape for a british army stunt sky

. ♪ >>> hello there i'm shiulie ghosh in doha with the world news from al jazeera.ozens are reported killed in an air strike in northern iraq. >>> and six fifa officials are added to the corruption list. >>> and families of

. >> hello there, you are watching al jazeera live from doha i'm shiulie ghosh. also coming up china's former domestic security chief gaoled for life for bribery and abuse of power. >>> turkish president recep tayyip erdogan called for the rapid formulation of a new government vowing to do his part >>> hits for greece - athens and the e.u. say a debt deal could be around the corner. >>> a united nations draft report says its peacekeepers regularly exchange goods for sex in countries where its soldiers are supposed to help. hundreds of women in haiti and liberia have been selling sex because of hunger. the u.n. placed a ban on paying for goods with sex where peacekeepers are deployed because it undermines its abilities. over a third of those involved were children. the largest accusations came from missions in democratic republic of congo, liberia, haiti and south sudan. at the moment the u.n. has 125,000 peacekeepers deployed around the world. >> annika is the africa duty director at human rights watch, and says it's hugely damaging for the u.n. . this is somethi