sochi in southern russia boasts over 100 kilometers of perfectly-prepared pistes, modern ski-lifts and plenty of snow. since the fall of the rouble and recent attacks on russian tourists abroad, the subtropical city on the black sea has been doing everything to attract russian holiday makers. many are pleasantly surprised. >> i wouldn't have thought i'd like sochi after skiing in austria, but i really do. >> i'm russian. i'm afraid to go to egypt. and turkey? they're shooting down our planes, they don't like us. so we'll have our fun here instead. >> we'll listen to our president and stay in russia. >> but pistes alone do not suffice. the infrastructure has to be right and so does the price. and that's the snag. most of the hotels here were knocked together in a matter of months just ahead of the 2014 winter olympics. now the facades are crumbling. many buildings have already had to be renovated. we're not allowed to take a look inside. the ski resort development company's ceo plays down the issue. he says that sochi epitomises the new russia. probing questions are unwanted here. >> if

al jazeera, southern turkey. >> russia says it rejects war crimes accusations over the bombing of hospitals many syria. the u.n. says at least 50 civilians were killed on monday when five medical facilities and two schools were hit by air vehicles many syria's aleppo and idlib provinces. one was a children's hospital, and the u.n. says the attack violate international law. some from doctors without borders say how their operations have been effected on a medical facility that they support. >> when you destroy a hospital, it isn't just the surgery and the war injuries. another hospital in the same area was hit, and at least one area in the district which is around 100-kilometers to the north was also hit. so we are seeing a number of attacks on medical facilities which is horrific for the local population who have been living in the war zone for a number of years. people are moving around all the time, so it is difficult for them to reach treatment. as i said there was not a hospital many the area, but that was attacked yesterday, so several kilometers to the nearest facility, and we aren't

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zana hoda, al jazeera, southern turkey. >>> now russia is calling for a u.n.ity council meeting because it fears turkey could launch a ground invasion of syria. it wants a resolution demanding an end to action which undermines syria's sovereignty. daniel lak is at the united nations. and how soon can we expect this meeting to take place? >> reporter: well the meeting is going to be coming up a little later this afternoon, and russia called an urgent meeting of its security council colleagues, and the premise they gave was that they fear a turkish ground invasion of syria. now let's remind viewers that turkey has not called for a ground invasion of syria, but it has said it is willing to be part of a multi-lateral ground force should one emerge that would probably include middle eastern forces as well as european and american forces. and they also said after the car bombing this week that they would take any means necessary to defend themselves. so both of those things put together maybe that's what the russians are referring to. but we have to remember that th

zana hoda, al jazeera, southern turkey. >>> and now russia which is carrying out air strikes inside syrianding, and i believe it has, as we go to the nation and daniel lack there, a meeting of the security council within a few hours, or later on today, daniel, because it is worried about what turkey is doing or what it says turkey could do do, is that right? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. russia requested an ur gebt meeting of the security council, and that will take place approximately three hours from now. it will be a closed session. and the russian statement said it was concern over turkey's declared plans for an operation inside of syria. it's important to point out that turkey hasn't quite said it so explicitly, they did say they reserved the right to take any measures. obviously that leaves a lot of open ground, but russia has said that's the reason it needs to talk to the security council on this. there's no talk of a resolution. and it is the second urgent meeting on this issue in syria that russia has requested this week. the earlier one was to do with the turkish shelling tha

apart from shelling ypg positions, arrangearar has few positions because russia controls the skies. southernurkey. >> it is said the latest shelling will open up a new front in fighting. >> it's like the turks have thrown a hand grenade into some russian american complicity in supporting the kurds in the north. the configuration in syria are changing so rapidly it's no longer clear who stands with whom and who stands against whom. so much so that you have this force now that for once, the russians and the americans agree that they will be fighting isil but now the kurd -- the turks are saying these are the enem s enemies, terrorists and started shelling them. so in so many ways now, we have 10, 12, 15 various foreign forces now fighting over syria or fighting in syria, and it's not clear to me any more or it's definitely not clear to the syrians how these various military forces are aligned with one another or against each other. so, it's definitely complicate indicated situation. >> polls have closed in the central african republic following a presidential run-off 2010 two former prime mini

for now, apart from shelling yfg positions, ankara has few option because russia controls the skies. al jazeera, southernurkey. >> the fighting is continuing in syria days after world leaders agreed to work towards a cessation of hostilities in the country. an aid convoy carrying medical supplies has, the area east of damascus since 20s 13. the red cress events says the conroy has medicines and milk for children. according to u.n. physicians, neil half a million people are living in areas besieged by government or rebel forces. iraqi armed groups are involved in renewed fighting outside the city of tikrit. ten months', iraqi troops declared isil against is i will fighters there p fighting concentrated on the oil fields on the outskirts of tikrit. imran khan has been monitoring developments from baghdad. >> reporter: in april, to much fanfare, predominantly shia militia said they had retaken tikrit. this is the scene. isil which still controls the countryside mounts attacks on the oil fields there. the battle other tikrit is crucial for iraqi forces and their ad vance, the second largest city controlled b

russia stops its air campaign. they said they'll work to resolve the crisis through democradiplomatic means, but there are concerns whether it can be implemented. we have this update in southern turkey. >> the opposition saying it will agree to a two-to three week truce. but russia must stop its air bombing campaign. aid should be delivered to the besieged areas. the areas shoulders lifted as well as vulnerable prisoners released. but the opposition is also demanding that the al-qaeda linked al nusra front is in included in this deal. they believe the very fact that it is excluded from the deal gives russia an excuse, a pretext to target other rebel forces on the ground. this is why they rejected the initial proposal that was agreed to in munich. at the end of the day al nusra operates on the ground where the moderate rebels operate, and they feel that russia to target the moderate levels and blame and say they're targeting al nusra instead. these are the continues. we still have no reaction from the russians. but the u.s. and the russians have been holding intensive discussions over the past few days. secretary of state john kerry saying they have been constructive, but he's

russia says it will work to solve the crisis is will you diplomatic means but there are questions of whether a truce can be implemented. zeina khodr has this update from southernkey near the border. >> reporter: the opposition saying they are going to agree to a two to three-week truce that could be are he newable but they are attaching conditions. russia must stop its air bombing campaign. aid should be delivered to besieged areas. the siege under siege areas should be lifted as well as vulnerable prisoners released. but the opposition is also demanding that the al qaeda-linked al-nusra front is included in this cessation of hostilities deal. they believe the very fact that it is excluded from the deal gives russia an excuse, a pretext to target other rebel forces on the ground. this is why they rejected the initial proposal that was agreed in munich because tend of the day, al-nusra operates on the ground where the moderate rebels operate and they feel that russia could target the moderate rebels and blame and say that they are targeting al-nusra instead. these are their conditions. we have no reaction from the russians but the u.s. and russians have been ho

southern turkey. >> let's get more now on those reports that russia has proposed a cease-fire for syria to begin on march 1st. gabriel elizondo joins us now. potentially that's quite a turning point. what do we know about it? >> well, they've been saying for many days now. discussing a cease-fire as part of the talks. now reuters news agency reporting that russia has a proposal that could start cease-fire as early as march 1st. now the russian ambassador here not confirming that. we asked him for details, and he simply said he wouldn't provide any details. there has not been any agreement that is important to note. i can tell you there is deep skepticism. they are for a cease-fire. they've been pushing for one, but the skepticism on this proposal, one top diplomat told us there are two main issues. one, would this mean that russia itself would stop it's bombardment particularly in aleppo. number two, does this mean by march 1st that's a long ways from now in the scope of how fast things are moving in aleppo. does this mean that perhaps russia thinks the fundamentals on the battlefield will have cha

for now, ankara has few options, because russia controls the skies. al jazeera, southern turkey. >>> saudi arabia's foreign minister once again accused the syrian government of bombing civilians. riyadh offered to send in ground forces into syria to take on isil, but has left the final decision on when that will happen to the u.s. led coalition. >> the syrian regime has to open the way for the humanitarian support and aid immediately, and the syrian regime has to stop the military attacks against the civilians, including the bomb barrels that are being used. this has to be stopped immediately. the syrian regime has to be involved in the political process in order to start the political transitional period in syria. >>> while syria's opposition coordinator has called for an end to the violence to allow real change to happen in syria, the former syrian prime minister was speaking at a conference in munich. >> we have gotten used to conferences and words put into hope, but what we need is action, and action is that i see is that russia is killing syrian civilians. you ask me

for now, apart from shelling ypg positions, ankara has few positions because russia controls the skies al jazeera, southern turkey. >> let's go live to a former military officer and security monitor. he joins us from estialbul. thank you very much for speaking to us. how far is turkey -- >> thank you for having me. >> taking military intervention in northern syria? >> first, i have to start with this: for almost two weeks, the unfolding on the ground in syria has been in a sort of rapid fashion. all syrian act orders and those, you know, having stakes in syria, they have been trying to strengthen their positions just before the expected cease-fire call by the united states security council. let me say this: after the downing of the russian war plane in november, ankara lost all standing as an effective playmaker on the ground and in the area of syria. with the shelling, ankara wants to give the message. i want to come back or go back to the gate. the thinking is this. ankara afternoon alleppo as the last chance for turkey to make a comeback as an effective actor in syria. ankara fears that if it fails to u

borders supported facility was hit in the southern province at the time the organization appealed to the warring sides to respect these facilities. >> and russiaays it will continue its air strikes near the syrian city of aleppo even if there is agreement on a cessation of hostilities. moscow has been supporting government forces as they try to encircle the city. a uganda opposition leader running for president has been arrested while campaigning in the capitol and he was holding his last rally as a head of elections on thursday. reports are coming in that at least 16 iraqi army soldiers have been killed in an i.s.i.l. suicide attack on their base. it happened north of ramadi. libya's presidential council has named a revised list for a unity government and negotiating the deal in morocco for weeks and the government will have to be approved by the international in tabrook and two governments and allies as well as i.s.i.l. affiliates battling for control in libya since the fall of the former leader moammar gadhafi. up to date, those are the very latest headlines and coming up, next on al jazeera is "inside story." "on target" tonight. adding in

after meetings today in syria's southern neighbor, jordan, kerry said he had struck a" provisional agreement" with the foreign minister of russia, which supports embattled syrian president bashar al-assad. kerry said he expects president obama and russian president vladmir putin to speak in the next few days to try to finalize enforcement details and reach out to opposing sides in the war. as fighting continues, the islamic state group claimed responsibility for car bombings today in the cities of homs and damascus that killed more than 100 people. india is trying to quell protests that have jeopardized the water supply in the capital of delhi. the government sent troops today to northern haryana state, where members of a rural caste are demanding more benefits. the protesters have sabotaged pumping equipment that supplies most of the water to delhi's 16- million people. the government has imposed water rationing while engineers try to repair the equipment. indian security forces have killed at least 12 people since protests turned violent on friday. >> and finally, drew hunter has set a new american high school record for runn

southern border. this is a reference to the northern syria and the link. turks believe there is a link between russia and syrian regime. also with the y.p.g. and city and kurdish fighters trying to impose some sort of a kurdish area that will harm turkey in the future. >> ok, thank you for that update from turkey. >>> in india, two students accused of sedition are ready to give themselves up to a court if their safety is guaranteed. the two are among five facing charges who holed themselves up inside the university in new delhi. police have not been allowed in to arrest them. the president of the student union is already in police custody. the government alleges the students chanted anti i understand i can't slogans at an event on campus condemning the execution of a separatist. >> thousands have taken to the streets in solidarity with the students. they are also demonstrating against caste based injustice. students accuse the government of unfairly cracking down on dissent. we have this report from the march. >> these protestors are marching against the suicide death of a student at the university.

southern and northern borders. pope francis may address drugs, cartel violence and immigration during his homilies. the u-s, russia and other world leaders have agreed to a temporary pause in fighting in syria...to begin in a week's time. the deal, brokered in germany, will allow desperately needed aid to reach some devastated areas. however, the ceasefire does not apply to terrorist organizations on the ground. coming up on channel 2 news this morning... have your pinpoint 2 forecast "channel 2 news continues with meteorologist jeff martinez's pinpoint 2 forecast, broadcast certified by the american meteorological society!" satellite shows some cloud cover over california. broken clouds in reno. like yesterday, cloud cover will keep temperatures from breaking any records. today will be very similar but perhaps a few degrees warmer. winds are light if not calm. winds will come out of the southwest today. day planner shows temps in the 50's at lunch and lower 60's this afternoon. futrecast stays quiet this weekend, but the ridge will become more broad on saturday before strengthening again on sunday. burn code is g

russia. john kerry is to announce the agreement in the next few hours. afghan government forces have pulled out of the second district in southern helmand province where a fighting with the taliban has escalated. >>> and the opposition group has denied that it's members plan to cause violence to the co election areas. >> it's a battle front key to the opposition survival in a town that has gained international attention. losing azaz could be a set back to the rebels who have already lost much territory. just a few kilometers from the board crossing with turkey it is a much-needed bait way. they're surrounded by two enmice and this ally from the military situation is now better after we've received reinforcements from idlib. we fortified our positions and we responsed you're no long an-- >> people think it's a safe place. that's why internally displaced people are here. this means that we have more patience not just providing care to people in azaz. all hospitals in the northern countryside no longer operate. we also lack staff. >> many in aleppo say they're not going to wait to be desieged by government-allied forces. from their positions inside the cit

russia. both countries would have limited incursion into syria. right now the stated goal of the mission is to fight daesh, and this fighter jet that will come which is in the southern city of turkey, will be under the u.s. command. the stated goal is to fighting daesh. nevertheless, the attach have instrumental for other ends russia, one of the main talking points in coming to syria was to fight deash. to fight the terrorist groups. >> i wonder where this leads t the. >> well, the kurds is a big part of the picture as turkey is very much concerned with the ypgs, the people protection units that move between the offering confound and capturing the area at the syrian opposition but also at the end of daesh by physically attempting to some kind of democratic big change to create between these two areas. they have not had such a move, and they will retaliate with all necessary means. we don't know yet what it means turkey will do all it can to stage an eventuallity. but what they'll be able to do is stop ypg from undertaking such a move is yet to be seen. >> thanks very much for talking with us. >>> and the situation in syria is dominating a security con for instance i

russia and has not returned e-mails for comment. >>> and to decision 2016 now with presidential primaries coming up in several southern states in the next two weeks. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are stepping up their pitches to a key constituency in those states. sanders met with sharpton last week. he campaigned today at a prayer breakfast in columbia, south carolina, with garner's daughter erika. both candidates are trying to convince voters that they're better equipped to bring equal opportunity and prosperity to >> we should be investing in jobs and education, not jails, not incarceration. >> i want to see every child have a chance to live up to his or her god given potential. i still believe that has to be at the core of our mission as a nation. >> south carolina's democratic primary is coming up a week from saturday followed by super tuesday primaries in alabama, georgia, texas and virginia. nevada is far more racially diverse than iowa or new hampshire. >>> new jersey governor chris christie delivered his 7th budget line in the state. it calls for that increase in overall state spending with around 95% of the increase

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southern turkey. >> monday's air strikes on azaz is only adding to the war of words between turkey and russia. rory challands reports from moscow. >> reporter: through the haze of a wintery days turkish shells fall on land held by russian fighters. syria's fosyria's for text issyn stronger. violent taken by turkey as a member country of the international syria support group. turkey is of course a nato country. and russia is aware it is a necessary fault line for the alliance. >> it doesn't depend on nato or russia. it depends whether erdogan wants to intervene in syria. france, germany, italy, spain wouldn't want to fight russia because of turkey's adventurism. >> russian insists they be involved in the stalled good evening negotiations. for turkey this is out of the question. davutoglu was in ceaive on kievy where anti-russian feelings are evident. >> turkey's reaction if they continue to act in this manner, russia has basically made the munich agreement insignificant by the statement made today. >> reporter: russia has made it explicitly clear. but if it keeps hitting groups that turkey or i

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and middle east and saudi and russia, controlling the nonopec and iran, southern iraq, that block.re going to get them all to act in the same direction but the fact you've got a handful of these players -- and the u.s. have a very fragmented oil market. the other three have the ability to come together more. no matter what, we've taken so much products offline it's clear the oil market is tightening. >> seema has results. >> it doesn't look like a great quarter for nordstrom's, falling after hours, missing earnings estimates, $1.17 adjusted versus the $1.22 estimate. revenue below expectations at $4.19 billion. analysts were expected 4.22 billion. full year earnings guidance also well below estimates at 3.10 positive $3.35. sales up 1% versus the estimate of .6%. slightly better on the comp sales front. the company saying in response to the current sales trends, nordstrom has made adjustments to the operating plan which includes a reduction in expenses and capital investments. overall a disappointing report and that's why you're looking at the stock down 7.5% afterhours. the depart

russia is pursuing a limited objective. when asked if the air strikes would continue until the bashar al-assad regained control. to our correspondent who is reporting live from southern turkey. starting with the turkish action against the y.p.g., turkey is saying it's going to continue, the y.p.g. saying they're not going to give up >> reporter: yes. a new front in the syria war. turkish officials making clear that they have no intention of stopping shelling y.p.g. targets. they're not just targeting them in recently captured areas, but in their enclave of afreen. this operation will continue because for turkey the y.p.g. has crossed the red lines, turkey's red lines, because according to turkish officials they crossed west and they are threatening a bordertown. the y.p.g. and its allies are making good on the premises that they will not withdraw from newly captured territories. in fact, they are advancing. they have captured a town which was controlled by the rebels on the main highway from the turkish border to aleppo city which means that the two rebel of strong holds in the northern corridor are now basically cut off from each other. they've cut the main road. th

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southern turkey. we have president bashar al-assad talking down the possibilities. this is an arrangement made with world powers but not including any syrians. >> reporter: no. the u.s. and russia agreed to this deal in munich a cup of days ago. they want an end to hostilities at the end of this week and allow aid to enter into besieged area. this is the first time he spoke since that. he doesn't believe a ceasefire will bring an end to the conflict saying that the government considers every person who holds a weapon or carries arms against the state are terrorists, not changing the position of the government since the start of this conflict. he also said that it's unrealistic and for the syrian government a solution would involve what he calls reconciliation agreements on the ground, but the opposition would call a surrender. what has been happening is agreements have been reached after a siege has been laid and people starve from the lack of food and medicine. it is not just the syrian president who is questioning the munich deal. the opposition is saying it allows russia to continue to target rebel groups. they believe the fact that al-nusra are not included in this deal, ru

southern turkey. >> doctors without borders says the attack on hospital workers, appeared to be deliberate and believes the syrian government or russia to be responsible. more than two dozen others were killed, the russian government last denied responsibility. new video released today shows the dramatic rescue of three people who were trapped for 30 hours after the strike on that hospital. you can see the woman covered with dust and blood but still conscious pulled to safety. rescue operations are still underway for two more hospital staffers. >>> concerns for iraqi fighters, more than 500 sunni arabs are caught near the town of sinjar. imran khan reports from baghdad. >> back in november, kurdish peshmerga forces took back sinjar. it had been occupied by i.s.i.l. since august of 2014. it was seen as a crucial victory against the group but not for everyone. sunni arabs in villages like these found themselves trapped. kurdish peshmerga forces became suspicious believing they were i.s.i.l. sympathizers. there were reports they refused to allow them into kurdish territory. 550 sunni arabs are facing a desperate situation. >> around mid

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southern suburb of damascus suffered another explosion killing 83 people and injures dozens. 31 villages in aleppo have been effected. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry has reached a provisional agreement with russian terms of a cease-fire in syria. we have more now from the turkish border with syria and a warning you may find some of the images in the report upsetting. >> two separate attacks. both involving multiple explosions and just hours apart. in two government-controlled districts in syria. the mainly shia district in damascus. the other the mainly alawite neighborhood in the city of homs in central syria. in both areas nearly simultaneous explosions left many people injured and members of the government were targeted. both districts have seen similar attacks in the past and a clear challenge to the government to secure territory under its control. the multiple explosions impact the negotiations towards a truce. >> we have reached an agreement on the cessation of hostilities that could begin in the coming days. it's not yet done, and i anticipate that president obama and president putin may speak somewhere in the next days or so in order to try to complete this task. >> kerry was speaking

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russia says it has a plan to evented the fight. ♪ . >> you are watching al jazeera, good to have your company. also coming up in this program. two passenger trained collide head on in southernmany. >> to more than 100 injuries. >> demand and calls for the south african president to pay back millions. in new hampshire, i have been asked first time voters what do they think about the candidates. >> russian's foreign minister is saying the country's proposal in what he call add concrete plan to resolve the crisis. the proposal is now being studied by washington, but the secretary of state has said that the air strikes on aleppo and the surrounding region are making it harder to hold talks. >> well, there is no question, and i have said this before publicly, that russia's activities in the aleppo, and the region right now, are making it much more difficult to be able to come to the table and to have a serious conversation. we have called on russia again, to join in the effort to bring about an immediate cease fire and to bring about full humanitarian access. that is what this meet willing be about, and this meet willing tell a lot about the road ahead, we are not behind to what

southern damascus. more than 130 people killed. despite these attacks, secretary of state john kerry said sunday that a provisional agreement had been reached with russiafire in the country's civil war. now, the ap is reporting a plan has been reached for a cease-fire to start saturday. the question among others is whether syrian president assad will adhere to it. he continued his bellicose attitude, if you will, about a cease-fire saying no one would be able to stop the fighting, that he would retake all of syria. pressure from his russian allies is unknown, perhaps that is the case. over the weekend, we saw he shifted his stance a bit, saying he would be willing to agree to acessation of hostilities as he called it if it didn't help terrorists. one of the interesting points, according to this agreement , the plan for a cease-fire excludes isis and java all new serac. one of these factions fighting assad regime. behind the negotiation committee which is speaking for all the rebel forces said it would agree to a cease-fire if the attacks would stop on the news right front so this could throw a wrench into the negotiations. as we've seen, the bottom lin

russia agreed to the terms of a limited cease-fire. islamic state said it carried out the attacks in the southern suburb of damascus. china stocks have risen to the highest in a month on speculation the new securities regulator chairman will take steps to use the world's second-largest equity markets. his predecessor was criticized for mismanagement that helped deepen last year's rout. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 and more than 150 news bureaus around the world. manus: let's check in on the asian market session. aidi: a very good day to you guys. we had asian markets reversing direction after quite a volatile start to the trading day. we are seeing gains building on the rally we had recently. this is being led by japanese markets. the nikkei closing up by a must 1%. also seeing gains on the day. a bit of a respite for the yen, under pressure with three weeks of gains. a littlee yen weakened bit, so that the pressure off of exporters in particular. strong gains coming out of the mainland market. shanghai up by 2%. we are seeing those gains being driven in the property sector in particular. that the new

southern 500 will help forces push back the taliban. they will not have active combat roles. >>> staying on top of other news stories this morning, u.s. officials say russia has proposed a march 1st cease fire in syria one official says the u.s. believes the russians are giving themselves and the syrian military three weeks to launch harsher attacks on opposition forces. the u.s. is worried the opposition could suffer irreversible losses. >>> a representative is fighting to raise the minimum wage to 10.10 dollars. gilda comp hunter brough proposal. it won't raise costs for businesses and she wants to see taxpayer money used for higher wages. be hiring for this year's season. they're looking for cooks, cashiers and servers. it is scheduled for the home plate club in uptown. . the home opener is april 14th. >>> right now we want to give you live pictures from blowing rock. look at that wind. that is making it feel worse in the mountains and of course, the snow on the ground, a reminder, avery and watauga county schools are closed again today. ashe county schools are on a three-hour delay. we have weather and traffic every ten minutes. here is meteorologist

southern suburb of damascus, killing 83 people. in aleppo province, taking the village from i.s.i.l. un-secretary of state john kerry says he has reached a professional agreement with russia on the terms of a ceasefire. zeina khodr has more from the turkish border from syria, and a warning you may find some of the images in her report upsetting. >> two separate attacks, both involving multiple explosions and hours apart. in two government-controlled districts in syria. the mainly shi'a district in damascus, the other the mainly alawite neighbourhood in the city of homs in central syria. in both incidents near simultaneous explosions left civilians killed and injured and in both neighbour ads communities were -- neighbourhoods communities were targeted by the government. both have been attacked in the past, with the ability to seize territories under their control. it coincides with what appears to be progress towards truth. >> we have reached a professional agreement in principal on the terms of the cessation of hostilities that could begin in the coming days. it is not yet done, and i anticipate that our presidents obama and vladimir putin may speak somewhere in the next

russia and china. isil, tell me what is happening on the ground in syria. right now inil syria, we are working with forces in the northern and eastern part and the southern part of syria who have the objective of fighting isil. objective is to take the city of -- remember charlie, that is the city that isil calls the so-called capital of its so-called caliphate. it is important that we recapture that that we collapse isil's control of that city and with it the myth that there can be a state based upon a ideology.-- barbaric on the other side of that story in the very near term, we need to destroy isil. a key objective will be the city of mosul. if you are thinking in terms of -- the old world war ii newsreels with arrows on a map, if you are thinking of iraq and syria, which is where you have to start, that is what i call the cancer, the parent tumor in iraq and syria. we need to destroy it everywhere around the world that we need to defeat it in iraq and syria, which means the two biggest cities occupied by isil, we will separate them from each other and capture both of them. charlie: you believe that you can do that within the term remaining for the obama a

russia and itself allies. dozens of families have already left towards the turkish border. azaz has become a new front line that could trigger an even larger war. zana hoda, al jazeera, southernurkey. >>> reuters reports that isil used mustard gas last year. a chemicals weapons monitoring agency says that lab results came back for sulfur mustard. the group did not identify who used the chemical agent. mustard gas was also reportedly used last year in syria. >>> bay rain has arrested four americans for a protest. state-run media says the arrests came sunday during clashes with security forces and protesters. the group reporters without borders says a journalist is among the americans. the island nation is predominantly shiite but ruled by a sunni minority. >>> the president opened a meeting in california just a short time ago. it is the first time the entire group has met in america. al jazeera's patricia sabga has more on the summit's agenda. >> we were able to complete the negotiations. >> reporter: it's the linchpin of president obama's pivot east. the trans-pacific partnership, massive trade deal which the white house claims will work to counter china's growing power in th

and russia have to begin next week, but that alex marquardt on the turkey, syria boarder. >>> pope francis celebrates mass today in the southern mexican state of chiapas. it's one of the poorest areas of the country. yesterday he visited a children's hospital in mexico city where a young cancer patient sang to him. ave maria >> so beautiful. >> beautiful voice from that young lady. during an earlier mass, the pope condemned drug dealers in mexico. >> he means so much to so many people when he comes to visit. doesn't it? fair warning there's lots of big government titles coming up in this story but that's okay because the star is a drone that >> government title number one, the drone was the work of darpa, defense advanced research the government title number two, this is all part of what's called the fast lightweight autonomy program. >> the drone not only had cameras, it also had sonar and other sensors that use sound and light to determine location of surrounding objects. oh, and by the way, it does fly fast. how do you like that, jack? >> that was good. >> you like that. >> those big words, sonar. >> that's a lot of big wor

russia have pnatural gas for cooking. pcrews are searching through the pdebris. pnot clear if all the people in pthe building have been accounted pfor. panother gas explosion with just pthree people in southern texas pofficials say a man was punloading a tanker when the oil pin the truck caught on fire. phe was flown to a hospital and pit's not clear what his pcondition is. ptwo other people were hurt. pofficials evacuated the area pjust as a precaution and let the pfire burn down some before pshutting off a valve. pthe cause is still under pinvestigation tonight. paustin, texas more than a dozen pfamilies are homeless after a pfire this morning. pit happened at an apartment pcomplex in harris county. pthree alarm fire engulfed an pentire building. pto make matters worse, pfirefighters had issues with pwater pressure while putting out pflames. pno injuries have been reported. pred cross is helping those left phomeless by the fire and the pcause is still being looked pinto. pthe daytona 500 is this sunday pand you can watch right here on pfox 13. pwe know one person who won't be pwatching on tv. phis name is ralph brown and he plives here in tampa. pwe'll watch the race in person pat daytona.

russia stops its air campaign. the pacific nation of fiji is assessing the damage after it was battered by one of the strongest storms ever record ed in the southern's get more on the situation there now. a journal i was based in the capital joins us now. can you tell us, what conditions are like over there at the moment? >> reporter: it's pretty calm now that the storm has headed out to sea. the rain and wind is now intermittent. but we have been told that schools will close for a week beginning tomorrow to allow rehabilitation work to take place and for the government officials to get a better picture of the extent of the damage which has been caused. we have reports that several homes have lost their roofs. some destruction to property. and [ inaudible ] mostly in the eastern parts of the country. and to the north of this island from which i am speaking now. >> this is -- this was a category five storm, the highest level. you are not capital and i am sure you have been indoors like many others, but have you managed to observe much of what's been left behind by the storm, the damage that it might have caused? >> lots. >> reporter: lots the broke

russia says it has a plan to evented the fight. ♪ . >> you are watching al jazeera, good to have your company. also coming up in this program. two passenger trained collide head on in southernmany. >> to more than 100 injuries. >> demand and calls for the south

now they added russia, but there's still the big one which is iran and iraq, who we see as one new oil superpower. iran and southern the shiite block. that's the one we're waiting for. >> do you think they could meaningful cut oil further down the line? >> it's totally dependent on iran if iran decides they're ready and have enough market share, we could get to a situation where you solve the oil situation quickly. >> how much could they come back online? they're in the early days with that. >> they signed a couple days in europe, priced in euro, which is a big deal. they added about 300,000 barrels a day at a headline level. they used to sell a lot to india. we're waiting to hear what they do with india and the chinese. we think they'll add 600,000, 700,000 barrels a day. >> even this preliminary agreement, the saudi oil minister did say should stabilize the oil market. will it? >> well, we don't think the oil market is as oversupplied as data suggests, but we see it a million barrels a day oversupply. that's seasonal. by mid year this would be kind of a balanced market. the problem is we still have another half y

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