only on al jazeera america >>> is a retrial ordered in the case of three al jazeera journalists jailed in egypt. ♪ >> in doha we have the latest. a stampede at a new year's celebration in shay hang on. at least 35 people are dead. north korea's leader says he is open with talks for north korea. getting ready to be sworn in

>> a retrial ordered for three al jazeera journalists jailed in egypt. >> we have the world news from al jazeera. coming up, a stampede at a news celebration in shanghai. 35 people are killed in china's commercial capital. >> whoever dreams of destroying afghanistan, they will be destroyed. >> president afghani tells troops afghanistan lies in their hands as they take over from nato forces. >> the recovery operation of the airasia flight 8501, only eight bodies found so far of the 162 people onboard. >> we begin in egypt where an appeals court order add retrial for three al jazeera journal you have thes jailed for more than a year. the three remain in custody and it's not clear when they'll be back in court. al jazeera says the original trial was flowed, and is demanding their immediate release. as a reminder of the case, the three were arrested in cairo december 29, 2013, after a trial they were sentenced in june, peter to seven years in jail, the third to 10 years. the sentencing was condemned around the world. cairo announce add judicial review with a hearing on the case january 1.

is there more to the story. al jazeera's gaifnlgal jazeera's geaiveal jazeera's investigative documentary broken dreams, boeing 787. here's more. >> this is in south carolina. workers here in charleston are assembling the flagship product 787 dreamliner. but some have little faith in the plane they build. >> will you fly in one? >> no. >> you won't fly in one .1. >> not really. >> out of 15 workers asked ten said they would not fly on the dreamliner. an employee captured the footage after contacting al jazeera to tell us he had serious concerns about what he was seeing. at his request we changed his voice. >> with all the problems reported on the 787 there's 90% that's getting swept away, hushed up. it's an iceberg. >> clearly there's a lot to unpack here. mark schaeffer senior producer of al jazeera and broken dreams, 787. john golia ntsb the independent federal agency that investigates every aviation accident in the united states. currently he is a consultant for airlines. the 787 had issues long before you embrarkd on thi

only on al jazeera america >> hello again let's have a look at the top stories here at al jazeera. palestinian leaders are accusing israel of trying to starve their people by holding $127 million of tax revenue. israel is refusing to pay after the palestinian leadership officially applied to join the international criminal court. >>> bad weather is preventing divers from reaching the wreckage of the airasia airline. they found another large object in the java sea. >>> the family of the al qaeda suspect who died days before going on trial is accusing the u.s. of neglecting his health. abu anas al libi was accused of terrorism. >>> from the west bank nazarene al shamia reports. >> it almost seems like palestinian towns and villages don't exist here. that's because israel doesn't allow the palestinian authority to put up road signs here. hebrew instead of the original ones in air biblg arabic. >> itzar is a illegal settlement. >> there are no signs indicating this road leads to a palestinian area. >> there's an arab trilogy village but i can't remember its name. >> pale

no refuge: children at the border only on al jazeera america >> from al jazeera's headquarters in doha, this is the news hour. here's what's coming up in the next 60 minutes. >> they want us as human shields. >> growing discontent, we speak to people inside mosul who say they are hostages in their own city. >> egypt's president leaves the african summit early after a series of deadly attacks in the sinai peninsula. >> an attack on a mosque in southern pakistan kills at least 35 people. >> plus: finding out why milk is now cheaper than bottled water and what it means for dairy tomorrow like this. >> we begin with islamic state of iraq and the levant, because the group's presence is being felt right across borders this hour. in iraq's oil-rich region of kirkuk. fighters killed a jeanor kurdish commander as well as five soldiers. fire has been raging around the city for hours. 46 people have been wounded. while over in egypt aba group that's pledged allegiance to isil has now claimed responsibility for a string of attacks that took place in the sinai peninsula. meanwhile, the state of a j

al jazeera. ♪ >>> hello and welcome to the news hour. i'm in doha with your top stories on al jazeera. uthi fighters attack yemen's presidential palace as the u.n. security council meets to discuss the crisis. >>> nine policemen killed in iraq as isil attack the compound of an influential tribal leader. >>> heading to the poles, voters in zambia choose a new president following the death of michael sata. plus millions of homeless people suffer across northern india, with temperatures dipping close to freezing point. ♪ >>> hello, we begin in yemen. that's where at least presidential guards have been killed in renewed fighting between houthi rebels and government forces. it's happening near the presidential palace in the capitol. meanwhile talks between both sides have been canceled. and yemenny military sources have sold al jazeera that houthi fighters are ransacking the headquarters of the presidential guard south of sana'a. and are continuing to surround the residence of the prime minister as the presidential palace. it all began on monday. nine people have been killed -- were killed o

they were wrongly convicted of broadcast false news and helping the muslim brotherhood which al jazeeradenies. or thursday the appeals court ordered a retrial which could begin in a month. al jazeera continues to demand their immediate release. >>> nato has officially ended its combat mission in afghanistan. now afghanistan wants to prove it can handle its own affairs. long standing conflict with the taliban which has developed its own alternative government. jennifer glasse reports. >> the taliban court called into session in kunar province eastern afghanistan. three men are accused of using their fighter status to steal stock from a neighboring district. >> the owners of the life stock it is proved that these -- livestock these men were proven to be responsible. >> they must replace the goats they stole and pay a fine. their faces are blacked and haircut off. they will be whipped with stikdz'sticks and no belonger taliban fighters. the punishment is carried out immediately. that's the traction of the taliban justice system. immediate, local and cheap. unlike the government's legal sys

after a year in jail a retrial for three al jazeera journalists convicted of aiding the muslim brotherhood in egypt. >> if you work for al jazeera, automatically, you are a member in the muslim brotherhood. >>> new year celebrations in shanghai turn to tragedy, as 36 people are killed in a stampede just before midnight. >>> the first victim has been identified from the airasia flight that went down on sunday. nine bodies have been recovered so far. >>> and south korea welcomes north korea's proposal to hold talks. it hopes for a dialogue to be open soon. >>> hello. egypt's top court has ordered a retrial of three al jazeera journalists jailed for spreading false news. the decision is the result of an appeal by the three. they all deny collaborating with the banned muslim brotherhood and say they were simply reporting the news. one of their brother. >> i was expecting a retrial, but i was expecting with that a release today. we were really hoping for that. we want them to come home with us today. >> the three journalists were sentenced to between seven and ten years in prison. they've now s

stay with us. >>> welcome back you are watching the al jazeera newshour a reminder of the top stories, a senior kurdish official told al jazeera iraqi forces need forces on the ground to beat i.s.i.l. oxfam says political instability in yemen brought the country to the brink of a humanitarian crisis. 16 million people were in need of aid, including millions that don't have enough eat >>> 10 are dead in ukraine in mariupol at the government-held port south-east of donetsk. it's the latest attack as fighting intensifies across several fronts. >> a day after inheriting the ground saudi arabia's kink salman is expected to meet more foreign heads of state. president obama will travel to riyadh in the coming days. we have more on the new monarch. >> the dignitaries came to pay respects to a leader who died and a half-brother who took his place. in keeping with tradition, there was no formal swearing in ceremony with king sal misunderstand. it was king abdullah that regional heads of dates from qatar, bahrain and others were able to meet the man who now leads one of the richest and influenti

now that the retrial has been ordered there is hope this ordeal will be over soon. until then, though, al jazeerand journalists everywhere, will maintain the public campaign, because journalism is not a crime al jazeera doha. >> he said a retrial is a milestone toward victory and our spirits are bullet proof mohamed fahmy's fiance and brother gave their reactions. >> i can't even imagine that he will stay for a year in prison. he just applied to the egyptian prosecutor to be deported to canada, and be treated as a canadian sises, and to continue the trial there i'm still waiting for americans -- >> he was expecting something better today. >> i was expecting yes every trial, with that a release. today we are really hoping -- we want them to come with a resolution. >> the father says it's been quite a positive day. >> well, clearly our hope and expectation is that people home sooner it is not just a single track process. in that we understand that they are not going to cross the calibration of the other legal stream, and in this case being taken to a retrial. al jazeera itself has issue add stateme

the week ahead". sunday 8:30 eastern. only on al jazeera. ♪ the top stories on al jazeera, coordinated attacks have killed dozens of soldiers in egypt sinai peninsula and a group pledge allegiance to isil say they carried out the bomb and 26 people died and some reports put the figure at more than 40. explosion at a mosque in southern pakistan killed at least 20 people and the blast injured more than 50 during friday prayers. and people living in the isil controlled city of mosul in northern iraq told al jazeera it's almost impossible to leave and say the group wants to use them as human shields. well the family of jailed al jazeera journalist peter greste renewed the call for freedom and just returned from egypt where peter has been in prison for 398 days and wrongly accused with two other al jazeera journalists fahmy and mohamed of colluding with the outlawed muslim brotherhood and we report from brisbon. >> reporter: by now they thought they wouldn't have to be doing this the family of peter greste spoke to media in brisbon, australia to

al jazeera america. >>> this is al jazeera. >>> a warm welcome to the news hour from doha. up in the next 60 minutes, egypt's highest criminal court orders a retrial for three al jazeera journalists jailed in cairo for over a year. >>> at least 36 people killed in a stampede at a new year's celebration in shanghai. >>> a new beginning. north korea's leader kim jong-un says he's open to talks with south korea. >>> from fiber optic fashion to eyes in the sky, we check out the hottest esttest tech toys for 2015. >>> we begin this news hour in egypt where the first day of the new year has offered the prospect of a resolution for three al jazeera journalists who spent all of last year in a cairo prison. egypt's court has ordered a retrial for the journalists but they will remain in custody. the retrial could get underway in a month, but no telling how long it could take. the journalists weren't present whether the decision was made but the lawyers will seek bail for the three falsely accused and convicted of spreading propaganda in support of the muslim brotherhood. >> reporter:

that removed former president mohamed morsi from power in 2013. >>> the loils for loyals for the al jazeera journalists peter greste and mohamed fahmy wrongly convicted of broadcasting false news helping the outlawed muslim brotherhood which al jazeera denies. on thursday an appeals court in cairo ordered a retrial which could begin in the next month. al jazeera continues to demand their immediate release. >>> so far more than 8,000 people have died of ebola. the u.n. missed its december target to stop the spread but the outgoing chief remains optimistic. >> it is going to go on for not just weeks but some months more. but i believe we will do it in 2015. i believe we will end ebola in 2015. and we're going to do it 50 working very closely is not just with the governments of the countries but the communities. >> right time for the weather now and some good news richard for australians from the hot weather they've been having. >> right martine. the satellite image particularly across the bite which is moving in. a cold front exactly what is much needed. if you look at adelaide, for instance,

only on al jazeera america >> all right let's have a look at the top stories here with al jazeera. an italian navy commander has told us they're worried more migrant ships will be abandoned off its coast. a vessel carrying nearly 400 refugees from syria has been towed into port, the second large cargo ship set adrift this past week. >>> the united states has suggested the palestinian authority may lose u.s. aid if it applies to international criminal court. the palestinian authority has handed in the documents for l membership. >>> north korea denies any involvement in sony hack. >>> the king abdalla of saudi arabia remains in hospital suffering from pneumonia. the monarch said to be 91 has been given help to breathe. >>> arrests during the latest opposition charles stratford reports. >> it's been nearly four years since pro-democracy protests started in bahrain calling for greater political rights as part of the so-called arab spring. the shia opposition groups say their demands have not been are l provided. shake ali shamani to be released immediately while the eu

the government. jacky rowland al jazeera, madrid. >> al jazeera is continuing to demand the release of our three journalists, who have now been in imprisoned in egypt for 399 days. mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste were wrongly accused of colluding with the outlawed muslim brotherhood. president sisi said he would like to see the case resolved. monday they will have been in prison for 400 days. for that peter greste has written a letter: >> still to come on the al jazeera news hour. in sport we find out if world's number one rory mcilroy has retained his lead. >> in argentina there is a key discoverry that they hope could help them understand how ancient mammals evolved into dinosaurs. we have reports from the western argentine province of san juan on the 213 million-year-old fine. >> this is the valley of the moon haunting, secretive anding i number tick. several dinosaur remains have been found here. this millions of years ago was the bed of a huge fresh-water lake. the cradle of life. it has revealed in fossil form some of its secrets, but it holds many more. now the same paleontologist who

i'm in doha with the top stories on al jazeera. gun and bomb attack in libya's capitol at a hotel popular with foreigners and diplomats. >>> the u.s. president is in saudi arabia to meet the new king and talk about the conflict and challenges on his doorstep. >>> after protests over the mysterious death of a prosecutor the president of argentina calls for the scrapping of its spy agency. >>> and they were sacked from nigeria's army for refusing to fight boko haram, now these former solders say they are fighting for justice. ♪ >>> hello, a gun and bomb attack at a major hotel in libya's capitol has left at least 11 people dead. gunmen stormed the hotel in tripoli which is used by diplomats and foreign workers. there was a siege lasting several hours. victoria reports. >> reporter: the roads around the hotel have been sealed off by the police and the army. some guests run outside the hotel, that's when a car bomb exploded in the parking lot. and after a gun battle the attackers detonated their explosives inside the hotel. >> this was

fault lines no refuge: children at the border only on al jazeera america the top stories on the al jazeeras hour. a your linked to isil is claiming responsible for attacking a luxury hotel. at least 11 people were killed when gunman stormed the hotel. ands popular where diplomats and foreign workers. >> the leftist leader finance mentionster now has the job uveitisessing to the european union about he negotiating grosses 260 mean billion dollars bail out deal. and the u.s. president is making a visit to meet the new king of saudi arabia. >> following the death of kenning abdallah. in yemen the president's chief of staff has been released by houthis fighters. he was kidnapped earlier this month. houthis fighters then expanded their control over the capitol and the president resigned, the houthis leader is calling for a quick transition a speedy transition of power in the proper way is based on partnership. we need to speed up negotiations and power transfer no foreign power should intervene. in an attempt to spread chaos will have negative effects o. entire region. more on who is in charge

al jazeera. >> hello a very warm welcome to the news hour. coming up in the next 60 minutes. ypt's highest criminal court orders a retrial for three al jazeera journalists jailed in cairo for over a year. at least 36 people are killed in a stampede in shanghai. a new beginning, he is open to talks with south korea. we check out the hottest tech toys for 2015. ♪ ♪ we beagain in egypt where the first day of the new year is offer add resolution for the three journalists who spent all of last year in a cairo prison. they have order add retrial that peter greste mohamed fatny will remain in custody. the retrial could get underway in a month, but there's no telling how long it could take. the journalists were not present when that decision was made, but the lawyers say they will seek bail for the three that were falsely accused and convicted of spreading propaganda. yeahle ma has more. >> . >> they never saw a minute of 2014 and the start of the new year, they remain imprisoned. despite an ael poos courtn't graying the retrial, they are still behind bars. the judge on thursday's ses

al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour. we are live from al jazeera headquarters in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes - dozens of people injured in a car bomb attack outside a police college >>> the united nations case the number of syrian refugees displaced by the war will hit 4 million >>> also this hour a new development in the crash area. a rescue team finds the tail section of the airasia >>> and a multi-million pay out in compensation for oil spilt in nigeria. >>> we begin in yemen where a car bomb has exploded in sanaa. it was close to a gathering of people near a police training college. at least six people have been killed. 40 others have been wounded. let's get the latest from omar al saleh. we have seen him bring up to speed with the latest. >> there's a number of people killed at this stage. the number of wounded has risen to at least 60 people some of them in serious condition. the death toll could rise. it was a big explosion. security forces tied the police academy, suggesting that a man driving a small bus parked the vehicle, and disappeared from the sc

s the only alternative people have. borderland only on al jazeera america >> we will die for it. >> words from egypt's president in response to deadly attacks in the sinai peninsula. >> hello you're with al jazeera. i'm martine dennis. also coming up. new hopes for peace talks in eastern ukraine. >> we have agreed now to deploy the international force. >> accepting in the troops. the african union is taking on the nigerian armed group. >> thousands pack the streets in madrid in support of spain's anti-austerity party. >> but first egypt's president has avowed to drive out terrorists of the sinai peninsula. saying that they will die defending the territory. egypt is facing a huge wave of terrorism. they have established a huge force fighting in the sinai. two attacks killed 45 people. a group who has claimed allegiance to isil has claimed responsibility for the attacks. >> this confrontation is very difficult and very tough and very bad. it will take us long time. the egyptians are now all paying the price. the sons of the army, the sons of the polic

increasing the chances of finding the black box flight recorder soon. step vaessen, al jazeera jakarta. >> 20 coptic be christians have been found in, kidnapped men were working in libya to support their families in egypt.the family of a libyan al qaeda suspect who died in the u.s. just days before going on trial is accusing washington of affecting his health. he was captured by u.s. troops in tripoli in 2013. rob reynolds has the details. abu anas al libi died just days before his trial was to begin in new york. he was accused of planning the attacks on ex bases in libya. >> the big take away is that terrorism is a crime, can be fought with crime fighting methods very successfully and civil courts can get convictions, people can be identified. >> the october 2013, u.s. army commandos snatched al libi off the streets of tripoli taken to the ship san antonio in the mediterranean and questioned for weeks, during this interrogation he was threatened and made incriminating statements under duress. he pled not guilty to conspiracy ofcharges. al libi said he had no connection to the

we are ment to be your first choice for the news. ♪ >>> hello again, the top stories on al jazeera. living in the isil controlled city of mosul in northern iraq have told al jazeera it has become almost impossible to leave. they say the group wants to use them as human shields. >>> egypt's military has launched operations in three cities in the sinai peninsula. it follows a string of deadly attacks there carried out by a group that has pledged allegiance to isil. >>> and air force and ground troops have becomed boko haram fighters. they sent hundreds of troops into cameroon last week to launch attacks against the armed group. >>> to lebanon where thousands have gathered in the hezbollah strong hold. the group's heard is addressing the crowd right now. tensions have been high between the lebanese group and israel after two israeli soldiers and the u.n. peace keeper were killed on wednesday, this follows an attack in israel which killed six hezbollah fighters. crossing over to nicole johnston who joins us from beirut. nicole what has he been saying? >> so far the speech has been quite

, and very much about the association with al jazeera owned by qatar, a country that wasimed to have supported the muslim brotherhood, and that provides for political context that puts the light on al jazeera in particular. in the months and -- actually even the weeks after the muslim brotherhood was pushed out of power last summer in 2013, you saw a lot of press being put out there about how al jazeera was essentially the spokesperson media channel for the muslim brotherhood. and in the context of egyptian politics with this, you know, new war on terror, and people talking about how the -- the country is going through all of this turmoil, al jazeera in particular as a channel is put into that frame. and that provides a huge amount of the backdrop for how you can see people like peter greste who has been in cairo for two weeks. and mohammed fahmy, who had no connection to the muslim brotherhood whatsoever -- >> if what he is saying is true, and this is political retaliation on the part of egypt towards qatar, then it really has nothing to do with the work of journalists,

the verdict was the largest mass death sentence in egyptian history >>> meanwhile, president abdul fatah al-sisi said he would like to see the case against the three al jazeera journalists involved. our colleagues imprisoned for 3 # 2 days. -- 392 days. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed were falsely accused of assisting the auted lawed muslim brotherhood. al jazeera demands their release. >>> divers swam into the main parts of the airasia plane on friday. difficult weather conditions stopped the megs. they have been able to recover four bodies from the site. the operation to lift what remains of the fuselage from the seabed and out of the sea resumes on sunday. president obama is on his way to india for a 3-day visit. relations have been strained in recent years. patty culhane looks at what is at stake. >> reporter: as president obama attends india it's a day of first. fir to attend a national day, and the first time india asked an american president to be a guest. as the president and president obama watch the military go by. >> there's a momentum in the relationship that had not been there in the last several years. a momentum to not only

still to come on the al jazeera newshour. venezuela's economy facing a rough road ahead as the president prepares to deliver a key policy speech and the ivory coast got off to a shaky start at the african cup of nations. rahul with all the information in sport. >>>hello you're with the al jazeera newshour. a reminder of the top stories. kurdish peshmerga forces in iraq are launching a major offensive against i.s.i.l. they are trying to push down across the i.s.i.l. stronghold in tel afar. if they proceed they cut off a supply line from syria. 13 have been stabbed on a bus in the city of tel aviv. the attacker is a 23-year-old palestinian shot and apprehended by security forces. france's prime minister says the country will be giving police force stronger weapons, hiring 6,000 counterterrorism agents. the announcement came as four men were charged with paris. four men were charged for an attack leaving 12 people dead >>> oman's oil minister criticized o.p.e.c.'s policy. in november the oil cartel decided to keep the output unde

the move again. nicholas hawk, al jazeera senegal. >> find out more about the day's news on the al jazeera website aljazeera.com. that's aljazeera.com. that's aljazeera.com. fletcher, and you are in the stream. drowning in debt predatory lenders are on the prowl for u.s. military members and veterans. what is being done to put an end to their schemes? plus, why do developers for the hit video game call of duty consult with the pentagon? and later, gaming for good, how veterans are turning away from medicine and turning toward their computer screens to help with pain.

the union address. special coverage begins tuesday, 7:00 eastern. right here on al jazeera america. >> hello again, let's have a look at the top stories here at al jazeera. in yemen reports are coming in of a ceasefire following heavy fighting close to the presidential palace in the capital sanaa. the fighting is between the army and houthi fighters who have had control of the capital since last year. >>> funerals for some of the lebanese hezbollah fighters that were killed in a helicopter strike has taken place. the area of kofetra close to the golan heights. boko haram has captured 80 people and killed at least three, near the border with nigeria. our top story now we've got some pictures, a top story of the events in sanaa that have been happening in the past hours or so. the houthis and the presidential guard clark. these are pictures that intren been uploaded onto the internet. let's have a look at these. well many so that was a scene just a few hours ago. we do understand now that there is some form of ceasefire in place. let's talk to our correspondent omar al saleh

it happened during riots that followed the sit-in in august 2013. >>> egypt's president al sisi said he would like to see the case against three al jazeera journalists resolved. our colleagues have been in prison in egypt for 392 days. mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste were falsely accused of can lewding with the outlawed muslim brotherhood. al jazeera continues to demand their release. >>> a day after inheriting the crown, saudi arabia's king salm abdulaziz is expected to become head of state. president obama has announced he'll travel to tory idea to riyadh in the coming days. >> the leader who died and the half-brother who took his place and in keeping in tradition there was no formal swearing-in ceremony. they were able to meet the man who now leads on the gulf's richest and most influential nations. shortly after ascending the throne the new king said he would maintain the same policies as his predecessors. >> we're going to continue with the approach of father, king abdulaziz, who built this state and who is followed by his sons. we'll continue to implement the qur'an and the character of prophet muhammad into our leg

the story. and it was worth it. >> you're watching al jazeera america presents: killing the messenger. >> you're watching al jazeera america presents: killing the messenger. >> in the case of iraq we've seen more of our colleagues locally killed. they live there. the front line, if you'd like, is- is outside their front door. >> in recent and ongoing conflicts like iraq and afghanistan, the- the highest death toll, if you'd like is indigenous journalists particularly in the case of iraq. we've lost colleagues who were local journalists, filming alongside or close to insurgents. >> on the battlefield, in the heat of the moment, someone who- who looks different from the model of a foreign correspondent is even more at risk. because even if he is carrying a camera, even if he is carrying a tripod, the assumption seems to be that they could be hostile. what happened in 2007 to the two reuter's journalists in iraq was a terrible tragedy and one that was brought home to all of us when we saw the footage that wikileaks released. and i think that really brought home the horror of modern war and why it i

on arriving rebel tanks carried fighters through the streets. al jazeeraetsk eastern ukraine. >> eight years after a former russian spy was killed by radiation poisoning in london, along awaiting public hearing into his death has been opened. his statement was read to the inquiry, there which he accused the russian president vladimir putin of percentagely ordering his murder. lawrence lee has this report. >> who killed alexandar that's the question now being concerned by this inquiry in london. and the global interests in the death of a spy eight years ago, refuses to go away. he had been a russian agent has fought the chechyniaens in the 1990's. had become so disillusions with his mother land that he turned disdent and when he was ask to kill his friend the tycoon he had made his grievances public, and had even taken them up with a certain vladimir putin who had just become his new boss at the russian security service. >> you will need to consider whether his sustained public tax on the regime in general and on the f. ts.b. and mr. putin in particular, co

so too is the idea that protest is an essential part of civil society. i'm with al jazeera, london. >>> and you can always keep up to date with all the latest news and analysis on our website at al jazeera.com. ♪ >>> after a 6-year struggle to pull out of the resecs, america sets the -- recession, america sets the tone - who wins and who losses in 2016 >>> vladimir putin's russia kicks off the new year engaged in a new cold war with the west. we look at russia's shaky economy, and falling oil prices are a part of the story >>> the white house takes action against kim jong un's north korea for the cyber attack on sony. whether it make a difference. i'm patricia sabga in for ali velshi, and this is "real money". >>> divergence - expect to hear that a lot this year as changing fortunes mark out the winners and losers in the global economy. for the first time since the recession, the united states is the engine - not china, not emerging markets. the u.s. economy is expected to grow 3.1%. the labour market is picking up steam. we have seen a small but significant rise to u.s. wa

al jazeera. another full bulletin of news coming up from london. >> palestine's bid to join the international criminal court. >> hello, this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up. more bodies and wreckage from airasia's crashed plane indonesia threatens to revoke the company's operating license for violating it's flying violations. and

the union address. special coverage begins tomorrow at 7:00 eastern. right here on al jazeerae standoff continues in the yemen capitol and surrounding presidential compounds. hello i'm darren jordan and watch ing this live from doha and ghani introduces nominees to the parliament. they choose a new president following the death of michael satta and anger in argentina after the death of a prosecutor who accused the president of being involved in a cover up.

al jazeera. ♪ >>> welcome to the al jazeera news hour i'm sami zeidan in doha.oming up in the next 60 minutes. satellite images reveal scenes of devastation in northern nigeria. >>> a state of emergency in mozambique. >>> the u.s. announces further measures to loosen trade and travel restrictions with cuba. >>> and flying to the faithful. how pope francis gets a warm welcome in the latest leg of his tour. ♪ >>> now the united states and britain say they are working on a special initiative to help tackle the boko haram armed group in nigeria. the killing of hundreds of people last week was a crime against humanity. amnesty international has released images of what it says is the devastating images of those attacks. this was on the 2nd of january. all around you can see streets and clusters of buildings. here is the same time from january 7th. an estimated 3,000 homes schools, and clinics have been destroyed. it's a similar scene three kilometers away. another thriving town and this is how it looks five days later after the attacks by boko haram. at least 20,000 p

al jazeera. >> hello welcome to the news hour i'm jane dutton in doha. top stories on al jazeera. the united states charges two men for trying to overthrow the president of gambia on december the 30th. bangladesh's prime minister, violence erupts in the capital dhakap. dhaka. anti-government rallies in germany. >> opening day win details later in the program. >> the u.s. justice department has charged two u.s. citizens with conspiring to carry out a coup against gambia's president. let me remind you what happened on december the 30th. a group of soldiers attacked the presidential palace in the capital and four people were killed. president yah yah jameamay returned to the capital and announced the attack was based on disdenlts from thedissidentsin the u.s. rob reynolds, tell us about this. >> two dissidents came back from gambia and were arrested by u.s. authorities. their names are papa foul and cherno njae. a texas businessman. he according to alleged co-conspirators was to have assumed the presidency of gambia if the plot had succeeded. he also financed the operation and purchas

the u.s. one hour special only on al jazeera america >> the top stories object the al jazeera news hour, the u.s. secretary of state is in nigeria for talks with president goodluck jonathan about the presidential elections in three weeks. the visit coincides with the army battling boko haram. there is less than a couple of hours left for voter to say get to polling stations in greece. >> at least 11 people have been killed in violent protests across egypt on the fourth anniversary of the revolution which toppled president mubarak. more now on the latest fighting involving boko haram. the nigerian armed group has vastly expanded attacks over the vast year. at least 10,000 people are estimated to have been killed in 2014 alone. it controls large parts of northeastern borno state bordering chad and cameroon. boko haram has taken over areas of two other states. in early january fighters seized the multi-national military base, hundreds of people were killed in the city, some estimate the death toll at 2,000. twenty people were killed after explosives strapped to a girl dead mated in a market on janu

the world. this is what we do. al jazeeraamerica. >> i'm ali velshi, the news has become this thing where you talk to experts about people and al jazeera has really tried to talk to people, about their stories. we are not meant to be your first choice for entertainment. we are ment to be your first >> high alert as the last suspect in the terrorist attacks remains at large. hello, you're watching al jazeera live from london. we're going to have more on that story, including new pictures are released showing the explosive moment when the first paris stand off happened. [ chanting charlie ] and across france hundreds of thousands unite to show their support for those killed. also coming up. >> i'll be bringing you t

>> welcome to the al jazeera news hour. france said the international community should have entered india sooner to stop the threats from armed groups. it comes just hours after al-qaeda claimed it ordered the attack on the charlie hebdo magazine this week. and the u.n. said that 6 million children have died in subzero temperatures. >>> and why new russia road rules have the gay community feeling under threat. french president franÇois hollande said that his country must show great determination against terrorism. he said that the aircraft carrier setting off for the indian ocean and may deploy to the middle east. he said armed groups like isil and alqaida must be tackled head on. >> i continue to regret that the international community did not react to syria in time. france was ready. orders had been give. the set up was in place but another route was chosen. >> let's go to jonah hull. who do you think this speech was meant for? what was the message here? >> well, the sorts of speeches always intended as much as anything el

the week ahead". sunday 8:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> welcome back. we're discussing the new documentary out of al jazeera's investigative unit called broken dreams the boeing 787. it raises quality concerns over the dreamliner, politicians, regulators and the industry. waj, you spent time examining the relationships between big industry and government. >> that's right, lisa, speaking to advocates about the possible consequences of the government to corporate revolving door. >> every single day about 8 million of us fly in one of these. as airline passengers we make compromises on luggage leg room, but one thing we don't compromise on, our safety. the new al jazeera documentary broken dreams highlights the safety concerns surrounding boeing's commercial airplane the 787 dreamliner. the film also highlights the close relationship between some government regulators and industry. in pogue's case, the -- in boeing's case, the manager responsible for giving the ok is representing the manufacture, washington, d.c. says the consumers. >> this is definitely a

it restrict the contact between government officials and the new agency. >> al jazeera's latin america lucia newman is in costa rica where media is gathering for a summit. >> argentina's president cristina kirchner will not be attending the summit. she has much more important things to do at home, obviously including sending a bill to congress to dissolve the spy agency and create a brand new intelligence agency for argentina. she has been telling her countrymen that the agency had been feeding false information to the deceased prosecutor who was accusing her and the foreign minister of trying to cover up the bombing the 1994 bombing of a judicial cultural center in argentina in order to protect iran. she said this is all absurd but she has implied at least part of the intelligence agency has been trying to undermine her. this is a plot against her and her government, particularly during this year which is an election year in argentina. most argentinians at this stage don't even know what to think. there have been so many conspire theories around the prosecutor who was said to have com

>> yemen's shia rebels reach an agreement with the empty 'em embattled president a al jazeera has received leaked telephone conversations of ali abdullah saleh of coordinating military moves with the rebels. al jazeera live from london. also coming up. a senior u.s. delegation kicks off its highest meeting with cuba in 35 years. >>> france brings in more weapons and intelligence agents to stop future attacks. >>> beginning with breaking news from yemen after president hadi has reportedly reached an agreement with houthi rebels after a day of unrest in the capitol of sanaa. the agreement calls for the houthi rebels to withdraw from areas around president hadi's home and presidential palace. as part of the deal the houthies will release a top aid who they kidnapped over the weekend. the agreement is that houthies have a right "t" represent in all state institutions. what do you make of these latest developments and offers from the president to the houthies and what they'll say they'll do in exchange. >> actually, he met with houthies for yesterday for about 75 minutes. he said that an agreem

only on al jazeera america. >> i'm ali velshi, the news has become this thing where you talk to expertsbout people and al jazeera has really tried to talk to people, about their stories. we are not meant to be your first choice for entertainment. we are ment to be your first choice for the news. >>> houthi fighters are in complete control of yemen's presidential palace after new fighting in the capitol, sana'a. ♪ >>> you are watching al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha. also coming up nine policemen killed in iraq as isil attacked the come pound of an influential tribal leader. >>> voters in zambia choose a new president, following the death of michael sata. plus millions of homeless people suff

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the world. stay with al jazeera. in 15 minutes, we'll speak he with a former ntsb board member about the on going investigation and air asia's safety record. >> news cell braces were replaced by protests in mexico he where thousands marched with the parents of those 43 missing students in mexico city. al jazeera's david mercer was there. >> while people around the world are celebrating the start of a new year, the parents of mexico's 43 missing students are back in mexico city, close to the president's house determined not to let their children be forgotten. >> it's been more than three months since police kidnapped the students and handed them over to a drug gang. it was revealed that federal police and soldiers not only new about the attack, but may have participated. only one student's remains have been identified. while many believe the students were murdered in september their parents say they are holding out hope. >> we don't know when we will find them, but we have to do whatever it takes. >> this case has shoc

al jazeera. welcome to the al jazeera news hour. coming up in the next 60 minutes.n kerry arrives in france as funerals are held for more of the victims killed in last week's attacks. pie jeer yeah's president visited parts of north of the country facing attacks. the u.s. announces further measures to losen trade and travel restrictions with cuba. and flying to the faithful, pope francis gets a warm welcome in the philippines on the latest day of the asia tour. first let's fete you some breaking news, that's where we are getting reports several people have been killed in what is being tribed as a counter terrorism raid. the operation took place in the town in the province in the east of the country, we will bring you more details. in fact, we do have a photo now where the local journalist who is joining us from belgium first of all explain to us what happened in this operation. >> well, we don't have all the information because it is really a good looking story buzz the latest news we have, is that we have two people dead and one wounded. this happened in not far fr

but the politics won't bring him back. malcolm webb al jazeerahe democratic republic of congos. >>> i'm at the africa cup of nations in editorial guinea. find out why it has been described as the united nations of football. >>> let's go to sport. what is happening? >> a lot of football action for you. the semifinal lineup at the asian cup has been played in australia. japan were knocked out of the tournament by the united arab emirates while iraq face their fierce rivals, iran. >> reporter: four-time asian champions, and with a population roughly 14 times that of their opponents, japan's clash with the united arab emirates was a mismatch on paper. but the uae took the lead early on. they leveled the score with nine minutes left in regular time. it went on to extra time and then penalties, where two these players both let japan down. and they marched into a semifinal date with hosts australia. the earlier quarter final pitted together two sides with a lot of history between them iran and iraq. but with iran the top-ranked side in asia it came as n

the withdrawal of prime minister hadi. dividing yemen into two federal regions or break away. omar al saleh. al jazeera. >>> attack on syria on sun happened near the golan heights and killed six members of hezbollah. attending fun ralings of some of those killed. al jazeera's nicole johnston reports. >> a few thousand people turned out to the funeral of jihad mumia. one of ten people killed on an israeli attack on sunday. son of an hezbollah leader one belonged to iran's revolutionary guard. the significance of this funeral is that jihad mumia was arriving inside hezbollah a man being croomed for a much more senior position. this sounds like a planned and coordinated attack. israel has targeted weapons convoys before but first time it has carried out such a direct hit against a group in syria. the question now is: how will hezbollah respond? >> wait and see. our message will continue, our line will continue never stop. >> hebs says there will be retral yaition when the group is ready for it. >> actually, we are angry bit for the past 30 years hezbollah has always taught us that any retaliation has to b

al jazeera in geneva, the u.n. says it has made progress in getting libya's warring factions to end the chaos. al jazeera understands that the parties involved in the negotiation have agreed to lift the siege of cities and create similar passages allowing to reach the libyan people. she joins us on the line now from geneva, we are obviously be great news, for the people of libya who have been caught in the fighting, what are the details do we have of these negotiations? >> well, the biggest question really is how meaningful is this process. when one site is in attendance and the other is not. not all of the factions have agreed to join this process. we know that libya has two parliaments, two rival armies. stores of pa lish shas who refuse to lay down their arms. we have seen governments fail. across the country, libya has failed in it's transition to democracy and that's why the united nations -- and that's why they are saying this dialog is a last chance for peace. but like i said, not all groups are here, the gen