i'm tim wilcox. our top stories. hitting islamic state's financial empire. among the targets overnight, oil installations by the group that target tens of millions of dollars each week. >> i'm on the turkey-syria border. one of those air strikes hit an oil refinery just 80 or so kilometers from our position here, but just how successful will those air strikes be in disrupting islamic state's financial pipeline? >>> more than a million more people are put under quarantine in sierra leone as the number of dead in the ebola outbreak nears 3,000. we'll be speaking to an aid worker just back from the region. >>> new figures reveal an alarming rise in mass shoot ngs the united states. we're in colorado asking why new strict gun laws aren't being enforced.we're in colorado askiw strict gun laws aren't being enforced. >>> aaron is taking a look at some unwelcome curves in business. >> apple may have celebrated selling ten million new iphones last weekend, but now a problem. bend-gate. complaints from around

i'm tim wilcox. our top stories. driven out of syria. tens of thousands of kurds attempt to cross the border into turkey to escape a massacre by islamic state. >>> battle ready, struggling to cope with more than a million syrian refugees, turkey begins to close some of the crossings. these are the scenes live. >>> downing books for democracy. students in hong kong begin a week of protests, pushing for greater control over who rules the island. >>> and pulled towards mars. a nasa spacecraft enters the orbit of the red planet. just what are scientists after this time? >>> also in the program, jamie takes a look at what's happening in business, and trouble in the isles for tesco. >> it is something of a humiliation. the world's second biggest supermarket group, but there's this shock revelation that tesco had overstated its profit forecast by more than 250 million pounds, about $400 million. and its shares have plunged around 10%. >>> hello. it is midday here in london. the authorities are struggling to

i'm tim wilcox. our top stories. hitting islamic state's financial empire.ets overnight, oil installations by the group that target tens of millions of dollars each week. >> i'm on the turkey-syria border. one of those air strikes hit an oil refinery just 80 or so kilometers from our position here, but just how successful will those air strikes be in disrupting islamic state's

i'm tim wilcox. our top stories. driven out of syria.ns of thousands of kurds attempt to cross the border into turkey to escape a massacre by islamic state. >>> battle ready, struggling to cope with more than a million syrian refugees, turkey begins to close some of the crossings. these are the scenes live. >>> downing books for democracy. students in hong kong begin a week of protests, pushing for greater control over who rules