here's more. >> she was born into a turkish family in germany. she has citizenship in both countries, and according to the new coalition deal between germany's biggest parties, she will get to keep both her passports. until now, young people with german and non-eu citizenship had to give up one by the age of 23, but the new policy will not do anything for older generations of german turks. they will not be able to hold dual citizenship. germany's turkish community is disappointed. >> this is a missed opportunity. people should be honored for their hard work at being allowed dual citizenship. >> the turkish community is afraid the new policy will divide families. they are also upset with the social democrats and the party leader, who promised to make dual citizenship possible for all german turks. >> we did not say that he should make that promise. we just amended rights, but when our party chief says no coalition agreement without will citizenship, that is a wholehearted pronouncement. >> now, the spd's grassroots members get to decide whether to

of the turkish minority has been in peace talks are on the stand. and they've made their protests. just a few days ago tech crime unit started to type that on each to pay cut this need is an official visit. this talk of an amnesty for cut despite its historic test is often tease of violent conflict and that the school of fine in the examining crimes committed by the turkish military against cuts in the nineteen ninety. most of turkey's kurds live in the rugged mountainous south eastern part of the country in hospitable environment for both man and beast. like year's card the issue shakes chose to live and tell him good not because their village on the chas soap or which keeps them away on a recent horrible crime can be the year almost two decades ago. well able to use the soldiers ones on the house and fundamentally altered. all the men of the village to be together my daughter was quite low levels of the metal pole much about food and watch the snow that's me up to them they were taken away in a hammock on the course of the chilean soldiers then se

but he stated that centuries' old brotherhood between the turkish and egyptian people and that the turkishovernment only hoped for the voice of the people to be expressed. and that would enable egypt again to describe a state of stability which would benefit everyone in the region. conciliatory statement versus come out of the foreign ministry today. >> let's see how pans out in the next few hours. >>> al jazeera has been told details of how syria's chemical weapons may be disposed off. it's directive general of the prohibition of chemical weapons said the most dangerous are likely to be destroyed at sea in an u.s.-led operation but the destruction of others will be put out to private tender. >> reporter: the plan to destroy syria's chemical weapons has so been far been on schedules. the facility versus been rendered inoperable. the head of the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons oopcw said the most dangerous substances, some 500 tons, are likely to be destroyed at sea. >> there are already facilities which are manufactured by the united states, and which can be transporte

the pupils learn reading writing and everything taking turkish and greek. the principle of the school is an ethnic greek who was also returned to the island of her childhood forget the esoteric as is usual in minority schools in turkey his mansion on the four students and three teachers. that's something that needs getting used to. i believe that it will progress to be as long as we do good work in this situation for young korean families improves. i'm sure that more pupils will come to our little school. anaheim ca. or use a greek orthodox foundation fall to have the school reopened. to be seen as a symbol of the greek community's determination to survive. these creek school kids have already gotten use to being a tiny minority. i mean i don't want you to my class. the village priest would like to offer christian religious instruction in school. but that is not alone his father and grandfather were also clerics in the village. he says past conflicts should be laid to rest. it is to teach the kids to grow back when the congregation hardly existed no one eve

ibu was a highly decorated turkish general active in the southeastern part of the country. he was assassinated in nineteen ninety three. his daughter and with a level we see him as a martyr who fill in the battle against creation enemies of turkey. now it's been revealed. he was possibly killed by his own comrades norms rather than the pkk. prosecutors have filed charges. the cru was killed because he was unwilling to take brutal measures in the fight against the kurds. the allegations are shocked to his family once again. she and a woman is treated as a single word about the latest challenges if i hit again and said the investigation is over. it was a cut and dried case. i don't want to believe it was something yummy and in just the same effect as not to be the hormone could collapse using gas a new coat and skin she may never find out a twenty year statute of limitations in the crimes of the nineteen nineties could bring the investigations to an abrupt halt. human rights activists are demanding the law be changed. that would be a good step the other that step would be to

if its decision comes off to turkish prime minister tony tan to one. the new tees criticism that the chips community cheeses and dismissed the tron a former egyptian prison hundred more seats on the streets of cairo and there was support for the new second in the second most of the year. and for the egyptian ambassador to turkey to return and to expel the turkish ambassador from cairo is a step that had to happen turkey has proved that it supports terrorism and terrorists that the senate today that would be. in a quick reaction that turkey's prime minister said that turkey will never respect they succumbed to power off turn two and reciprocate it by declaring the egyptian ambassador has some unknown craft center. tensions have been mounting between the two countries at this intimate itchy to ousted the chips used in this present in the summer. turkey's islamic reach agreement on too strongly to see it and the subsequent bloody crackdown on remorse he protests in august. lucy is currently in prison awaiting trial on charges of insulin team manager and f

so this is big business for turkish banks. the problem is while this turkish minister has said while the sanctions no longer aplierk that doesn't match up with what the u.s. has said. so the u.s. wants to ease singleses in a way that's limited and reversible, but there are many other delays are hungry to start doing business with an oil-rich country like iran. >> holly williams in istanbul, thank you. iran today invited united nations nuclear inspectors to view a reactor they had not been able to see the last two years. it shows iran is making good on promises to open sites that were previously off limits. there is news tonight far from earth. a comet from the ends of our solar system had astronomers holding their breath today as it headed for a close encounter with the sun. lee cowan shows us what happened. >> reporter: comet ison is a visitor from the outer-most edge of our solar system air, frozen ball of water and dust, make a beeline for our sun for more than five million years. today, it finally arrived. nasa images show

he's a shot ahead of last week's turkish airlines winner victor. the frenchman has 11 birdies in dubai. ian poulter is winless this year but remains in contention heading into the final rounds. he's enjoying third. 13 under with hal with alejandr. and justiit looks like onlian pn challenge henrik stenson to top the money list and win $1 million prize money. the two who have had a gamble over this that henrik stenson will finish above poulter. for poulter to win the bet, he has to win the bet and stenson has to win third. we'll see if the gamble pays off sunday. >> world champions new zealand have extended their run in th the 2013 to 13 matches. and after they beat england 32-22. the all blacks stormed to 17-3 lead with tries after just 16 minutes. but a try and penalty made it 20-16 to the visiters at halftime. they put blend in the lead after the break for the world champs to come back with another severe try to insure the win nex. next week will see new zealand, the first team to do that since 1995. >>> 31. france avenge the painful memories of d

economic goals political differences the turkish prime minister is here in russia to discuss business but stock disagreements on syria could end up dominating the meet. veterans who fought alongside british soldiers say they're prepared to die in a hunger strike to get an equal pension rights or an artsy report on how those extreme measures are actually bearing for. a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at the moscow. with your life the world had. ukraine has suspended work towards a free trade deal with the e.u. the country's parliament voted against a draw that would have let the jailed former prime minister yulia timoshenko get medical treatment abroad and europe had demanded her release as a prerequisite for further integration. looks at kiev's decision. two months ago it was talented as a done deal on thursday ukraine's government all but completely ruled out that an association agreement with the e.u. would be signed next week instead regarding trade ties with russia and c.i.s. was made the priority. some stage of ascending to the top in this order is unfavorable. the o

oh, man. [ speaking turkish ] [ speaking turkish ] this is istanbul fast food, huh? now, this is what kind of fish? fresh mackerel. steves: from near the galata bridge, it's easy to hop a tour boat for a relaxing sail up the bosphorus and a chance to see the city from the water, with europe on one side and asia on the other. you'll pass massive cruise ships which pour thousands of tourists into the city for a frantic day of sightseeing and shopping. the boat passes homes of wealthy locals who can afford some of the priciest real estate in turkey -- bosphorus waterfront. the dramatic bosphorus bridge was the first bridge ever to span two continents. and the rumeli fortress was built by the ottomans the year before they conquered the city of constantinople. tour boats share the bosphorus with plenty of commercial traffic. the narrow and strategic strait is a bottle neck busy with freighters, including lots of ukrainian and russian ships, since this is the only route from ports on the black sea out to the mediterranean. for more crowds and urban energy, you can join the

economic goals political differences the turkish prime minister is in a rush to discuss business disagreements on syria could dominate. british soldiers say they are prepared to die in a hunger strike to get pension rights. we report on how those extreme measures. thank you for sharing your friday with us here on our. headlines for this hour. ukraine has suspended work towards a free trade deal with the e.u. the country's parliament voted against a draw that would have led jailed former prime minister yulia timoshenko get medical treatment abroad a europe had demanded her release as a prerequisite for further integration. looks at decision. two months ago it was talented as a done deal on thursday ukraine's government all but completely ruled out an association agreeing with the e.u. would be signed next week instead we're building trade ties with russia and c.i.s. was made the priority at. some stage of ascending to the top than this one is unfavorable. the one hundred eighty degree turnaround comes after months of openly voiced concerns that ukraine's economy would simply collapse if it form

third, the turkish ambassador to cairo be called the egyptian foreign ministry to inform him he is noonger welcome in egypt and be respecte requested to lee country. the turkish government responsible for the deterioration of bilateral relations, which made the steps taken by egypt of the necessary. >> in istanbul with reaction from turkey, but first let's go to cairo, tell us more how we reached this point? >> reporter: in july when former president mohamed morsi was ousted, the turkish prime minister immediately voiced this disapproval about that in a way that has angered many of those egyptians who had absolutely supported the overthrow of mohamed morsi. since then you've had a series of statements coming out of turkey that were widely publicized in the private or state-run media. for example, one of those examples is prime minister erdogan saying that the supporters of the anti-coup alliance. and early november there was a statement issued by the foreign ministry that mohamed morsi should be released. now they feel they have interfered in domestic affairs and said that turkey was

community's turkish say it is not fair. they feel betrayed by the social democrats. >> the problem with this compromises that it creates a split between the generations. it does nothing for the first, second or even third generation of migrants living here. they sacrifice for this country and they get nothing. >> the coalition parties described the compromise as the and a moverward toward better integration. >> it gives the younger the right signals. it is a game changer for the conservatives. they didn't want to pass anything like this. i am overjoyed they can push this through. >> but the deal is too little too late for german residents. deal tohave struck a sell the alabama still for 1.1 million euros. trying for 18 months to find a buyer for the steel america unit which has been draining cash from the company for several years. they initially sought to sell its stake in the brazilian plant as well but have struggled to find a buyer. sharing points in a 1-1 draw friday night. hamburg took the lead in the 19th minute but

the turkish ambassador to egypt has been expelled by kay row.he morning minister said the turkish government has worked to undermine egypt's interim government. turkish's president responded to egypt with a quote, i hope our relation also get back on track. >>> president obama used his weekly address today to tout the ways the american economy is improving. >> obama: our business versus created 7.8 million new jobs in the past two months. the american auto industry has come roaring back with 250,000 new jobs selling high tech, fuel efficient cars that the world wants to buy, and they're leading the charge in a manufacturing sector that has added jobs for the first time since the 1990's. a big reason why our businesses sell more goods and services made in america than ever before. >> the president also highlighted that the u.s. has reduced its dependence on foreign oil. for the first time in 20 years america is producing more oil than it buys from other countries. >>> the wife of an 85-year-old veteran has asked for the release of her husband. sh

every three days, a turkish soldier commits suicide. this is more than double the number of soldiers killed on the front during the past 10 years. >> we compared the number of suicides among 18-24-year-old soldiers with the popular -- general population and it was 15 times higher. >> today, the right of conscientious objection is being debated more openly. the result could help decide whether nato's seco

turkish monday's child refugees two hundred dollars to guide them as it is green gold and helped him escape war to nina and papa t the police are constantly improving the recruitment and training. of the area is very cool. and its possibilities are limited. this is the division of the agenda pretty much the middle of nowhere. that is the arm of tickets to the kenyan border this too cos it's good to go undetected. refugees are two million sites in the mould of images. what's new is not the trek itself but the dramatic rise in refugee numbers. i give them something to eat. oh and coffee for the adults. milk are the children. babies can be over. and what happens in boston and then he called the police to round them up this grouping in camp the man is clearly meant to keep illegal border crossings here refugees from the city and soon will. separated from refugees whose motives on tuesday. yet it is abiding by the use procedural rules here in the capital sofia was apprehended refugees attend pre highest in the scam. it's on the top security. the boy in the town of which means minutes the

cairo and anchor of falling repeated criticism of muhammad maltese but try to change it to expel the turkish ambassador and downgrades diplomatic relations. thumbs down to the water just as everyone began to give up hope he would negotiate this evil soul for deposit towards the global climate pact to be signed here attacks in twenty fifty. some political topic you very much joining us. we begin in switzerland where talks with iran sneak a program once again brought together four minutes is open six twelve cars. the goal of the talks that derek jeter is to reach a deal with the islamic republic which would see its sanctions that he's in return for cuts on to ron's new kit program of course bomb and jones are costas is falling off the defendants for us in geneva is the latest. people are cautious bag i want to call the success or faa east point. this intensive negotiations by ministers

population for example be allowed to keep both german and turkish passports is. it kinda artsy was born into attack his family in germany. she has citizenship in both countries and according to the new coalition deal between germany's biggest parties still get to keep it up postulates. until now the dental people with salmon on non eu citizenship act to give up one by the age of twenty three. but the new policy would do anything for older generations of debt and tax they wun be able to hold dual citizenship. sammy's to this community is disappointed. my opa since it's our opinion of the first and second generations especially should be honored for all their hard work by being allowed dual citizenship is in the midst of nineteen eighty one year short of the last time all in the attack the scanty is a phrase the new policy will provide families. he also sent with a sense of democrats and talk to feed as the month out there who promised to make dual citizenship possible for all tenants that the committee is that we didn't stay to see what god had to make that promis

i've been a bit of news with the profession if you asked me about turkish trauma. i think they have freshness of the vacations are beautiful and he'd been walking the same tv stars facility is it's the first on people to watch new places and experiencing fresh and new in the fourth episode that is why they have attracted the caucus on the view is they found a change. it's been eighteen veteran pakistani tv star of the army has been filming his latest show called up my loved ones in the southern city of karachi his show which follows the life of a young girl after her parents die is filmed on a strict budget is only one camera in one episode only a small living room in the driveway are used for filming. he says he just can't compete with their rivals. moore. six to two shows have very expensive productions and on industry calm afford it. and secondly you in all her panties we are in the doldrums position and socially politically and economically it is a big challenge. so what happened to me and is the ratio of success is very narrow keep up with a tool that is welco

back to divulge any turkish border. this was once the frontier between may to a noble soul. this sign reminded border guards as gate when entering or leaving maybe soon enough the cold war style award. the rise of the skull. the days of the wild west are long gone you'd think but according to spanish newspaper el mundo part of the country descending into a state of lawlessness. their book was referring to the rising crime in the country's rural areas finest in many regions especially insulate the province. i've taken to patrolling their own findings that night to detect these two are out for all they can get. when one of an a in a way it's really astonishing harvest time we shoot the olives out of the trees on big sheets on the ground or what. both of which we often leave them overnight to continue working the next day one morning we were in for an unpleasant surprise. when oh when the sheets were gone i'll be alone with the olives someone just grabbed everything and made off with that he said at the end of it wasn't a minute trying to get the bags three thousand kilos of ol

citizen the issue with other turkish citizen clever sessions neville be sad to leave the country so our porter cast lead that jokingly asked whether prime minister eric and i know would take her home with him. i've been in response to that and said that tapper said mr dunne is here with his wife so he doesn't quite see how loud the turkish prime minister could take the activist home with emma and rather interesting joke there has this pretty much what we heard not a lot of firm use developments moreover we iteration of statements and fantastic remarks. nine times he's in a sea captain for posting that line from seeing is that d c thank you very much and effects come to it when so without the tigers won the second greenpeace action is one of the leading russian testy at how a twenty nine now build the ark stakes at sea have now been granted bail on supporting seen is that decided the fate of the non stop them. most of the group of over a dvd release and only one will state it ain't a m to five very good he is tough i must withdraw. it's been ever so reliable that the tx the gap accid

the development of turkish good company who read out the agreement in tokyo on tuesday. i do know what that will buy a fifty percent stake in cookware for more than twenty nine million dollars. the turkish firm has been baking seasonings pickles and other products for giving one hundred years of excellence to twenty countries as the region's i do know what to have been trying to strengthen its overseas business says the domestic market is getting saturated. it's curly doing business at about one of the thirty countries and doesn't have to market channels in the middle east and central asia. i do. and cases of mis labeled food are appearing one after the other end hotel restaurants in japan now long established department stores are also humble. the mighty rock my head nodding. we sincerely apologize because that's what people causing the struggle between twenty and was really very sorry. mr rann said restaurants and grocery sections that five of its branches and a shopping center were emboldened false labeling. the company reported sixty two cases they include using chea

do we know why the turkish ambassador has been asked to leave? >> abbinger at -- anger at turkey has been simmering. since mohamed morsi was ousted the egyptian foreign ministry was angry at the prime minister recep tayyip erdogan statements denouncing what happened to the former president. back in august, if you recall both countries had called back the ambassadors for consultation. the egyptian ambassador never returned. the foreign ministry called in the turkish ambassador to tell him he was personae non grata. >> afghanistan's president will ask tribal leaders to ask for a security pact. leaders gathered for talks. if the loya jirga agrees to a deal u.s. troops will be allowed to stay in afghanistan beyond the 2014 deadline. we across to jane ferguson in kabul. was the move expected from hamid karzai? >> it was not expected. as the delegates face a last full day of negotiating the pack, the row between hamid karzai and washington d.c. is overshadowing that. the delegates tomorrow are supposed to present opinions on the draft, whether or not t

the turkish ambassador was expelled, after the turkish prime minister praised mohamed morsi as a champion of freedom. we have more from turkey. >> the announcement from the foreign ministery came without warning. the egyptian government had been annoyed for some time. >> translation: the egyptian government followed with disapproval the comments made. it represents an episode of statements issued, reflecting an unacceptable challenge to the will of the great egyptian people >> what was it that the turkish president's? >> i aplaud mohamed morsi's stand for justice. i have no respect for those that put him on trial. his statements are from someone who is a champion of freedom. >> turkey's remained an outspoken critic of the military coup following mass pros tests and toppling the government led by mohamed morsi. the party had ties to egypt's muslim brotherhood. other countries like united states and qatar shifted their stance to work with the egyptian regime. turkey campaigned for mohamed morsi's reenstatement. egypt's government considers this overstepping the market. now there's a tit for

the egyptian government expelled the turkish ambassador, after the turkish government processed mohamed morsi as a champion. anita mcnaught has more from turkey. >> from the foreign ministry came without warningment the egyptian government had been aware for some time. >> the egyptian government followed with approval on the statements of the mohamed morsi. this represents a string of episodes and stances issued by them reflecting an unaccepted challenge to the will of the egip shn people. >> what was it that the turkish prime minister said that was a last straw for the egip shops >> translation: i applaud mohamed morsi. i have no report for those that put him on trial. >> turkey's remained an outspoken critic of military coups that followed mass protests. his party had ties to egypt's muslim brotherhood. while other countries like the united states and cuttar shifted their stance to work with the egyptian regime turkey campaigned for president mohamed morsi's reenstatement. egypt's government considers this as overstepping the mark. turkey delivered a tit for tat, matching egypt by doe

for a share of third spot as frenchman victor do we saw claimed his maiden title after winning the turkish i don't think by two shots. but he will now and just go must go last their second year early game in a row going down seventy nine points to seventy at barcelona to stick to force in group a the army men led by five points at half time but top score one carlos navarro knocked up seventeen of his twenty points after the main break to help the home side claim victory and go second behind unbeaten turkish side that never change. and in the n.b.a. the l.a. lakers halted the rockets best start for six years with a ninety nine points to ninety eight victory in houston joined howard faced his former side the lakers for the first time but it was pistons james harden who top score thirty five points and the rockets were ninety eight ninety six ahead with three seconds left but steve blake then sent a three pointer over howard to grab a last second victory for the lakers. now it's time for a break but stay tuned for fighting talk and fighting action don't go away. president obama despite being

citizen the issue with the turkish citizen however is that she doesn't have a to leave the country so reporter here asked whether jokingly asked whether prime minister erdogan to would take her home with him in response to that said that mr erdogan is here with his wife so he doesn't quite see how the turkish prime minister could take the activist home with him rather interesting joke there so that's pretty much what we heard not a lot of firm news developments more of a reiteration of statements and some to cast remarks. live from st petersburg thank you very much indeed for that. with or without the prime minister greenpeace auction this won't be leaving russia just yet twenty nine . fish have now been granted as a court in st it has been decided the fate of the last of them most of the group have already been released and only one will stay detained until february and his little. it's been a roller coaster ride for the thirtieth to activists you were arrested for trying to scale a russian oil rig in the arctic now the thirty that's twenty eight of them were greenpeace activists and

for a share of third spot as frenchman victor do we saw claimed his maiden title after winning the turkish i don't think by two shots. people now just go must go last their second year early game in a row going down seventy nine points to seventy five barcelona to stick to force in group a the army men led by five points at half time but top score one call us not our own knocked up seventeen of his twenty points after the main break helped the home side claim victory and go second behind unbeaten turkish side i never. found in the n.b.a. the l.a. lakers halted the rockets best start for six years with a ninety nine points to ninety eight victory in houston point how it faced his former side the lakers for the first time but it was houston's james harden who tops forty thirty five points and the rockets were ninety eight ninety six ahead with three seconds left but steve blake then sent a three pointer over howard to grab a last second victory for the lakers. now it's time for a break but stay tuned for fighting talk and fighting action don't go away. the. economic up and downs in the final

i think the sink the average turkish income tripled and so turkish economy has just been booming and that always gets a new leader. nice cushion in terms of domestic has been around don't want to know the great thing about that was what they've found is they were getting updates on that istanbul was one of few thousand years older than anyone thought so this is going to be around for some fun images to make it to be convicted in that time i go to disagree it's not on uganda and went and hunted in the last ten years must be far far bigger role for religion in society and that my pc now it's in these entities but is he so it's not on a much tension in his death in tn for a quiz that turkey's secular tradition and so this is something with it. the expression of dante's identity in the medial in platinum and he handed me that the issue of the kurdish language you know if its identity within three games to be it's how did how did the thing to find ten cents b to c defined and senses development stands when i personally don't really have a problem with that and neither did he get in on the

afraid that the turkish youth will get to europe and increase unemployment figures. >> june of this year the country faced ainge are at home. the government confronted demonstrators in a series of mass protests. sunday they found themselves facing kurdish protesters on the border with syria. in europe they do not like the idea of the the european union sharing a border with a country at war. ♪ >> prominent british muslim, ,entence to death in bangladesh the verdict is the result of a corrupt protest whose trial went ahead without him two days ago. only if it is supervised by international authorities. exclusively to the bbc. >> there is no -- no telling how many people died during the 1970 one bangladeshi war of independence. some say hundreds of thousands. 40 years on, the authorities in bangladesh are seeking justice. a special war crimes tribunal sentenced him to death for his role in the abduction. the verdict, he rejects. >> it is unfortunate that the corrupt finally came up with these unfounded and irresponsible decisions. been found guilty of being a member of a militia group that

. >>> the egyptian government said that turkish government has under mind the egyptian government. the turkish president hopes their relations will get back on track. >>> scandal and argument surround afghanistan decision makers. a gathering of representatives in the capitol is expected to decide on sunday if it will approve a security agreement with the u.s. president hamid karzai is sticking to his position. he won't sign the agreement until after presidential elections next year. >> karzai does not have the right to say these words. i am saying this ising amistake he's making. whatever karzai wants from them it has been accepted but he wants to delay the agreement. this is not for the benefit of afghanistan. this is in detriment to afghanistan. >> reporter: in the busy markets of the capitol people are worried about their future if the agreement isn't signed. >> pakistans are our enemy, if iran is our enemy, and if we make enemy our enemy, too, how do we make a living here? there should be support to make a living and develop a stable future. >> reporter: some believe karzai is

a spokesman said the turkish government has been working to undermine egypt's interim government. turkish president responded by saying, i hope our relations will get back on track. >>> it's been two weeks since typhoon haiyan swept through the philippines where the number of casualties has now reached more than 5200. countless families have been torn apart and millions of children have lost their parents. we have reports from tacloban. >> reporter: it is rare to see caesar smiling these days. the seven-year-old says he misses his families. his parents and siblings died when their house was swept away to sea. he swam for hours until he was rescued. he is now an orphan. his grandmother is unconsolible. >> it is hard. painful. i should have died out there, not my grandchildren. not them. they had their whole lives ahead of them. >> reporter: the destruction is unprecedented. more than 90% of the people here are now homeless. and as the philippine government focuses on millions of families and urgent needs such as food, water and shelter the united nations says that children are pick

the turkish-syrian orders. the government was accused of discriminating against kurdish families on both sides of the border. >> the man known as egypt's john stuart has been pulled off the tv. it was pulled off air after mocking the egyptian army, it was yanked minutes before going to air. it had only been on for a week. he had become popular for jabs at claude moraes, the egyptian president what was off theed in july. >> marriage on the rocks - the hawaii state senate agreed to stall a vote on gay marriage. the house was supposed to vote on friday. as many as 4,000 turned up to testify, delaying final votes. if pass said hawaii will become the 15th state to legalize same-sex marriage. >> wedding bells toll. two maled graduates will become the first same-sex couple to marry at the westpoint academy today. westpoint hosted same-sex weddings - two female couples were married there last year shortly after new york legalized same-sex marriage. >> anyone with kids knows the temptation to bribe them in order to beha

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economic goals versus political differences the turkish prime minister is here in russia to discuss business disagreements on syria could end up dominating the talks. thank you for joining us here on our team today i'm with you top worldwide headlines ukraine has suspended work towards a free trade deal with the e.u. and the government says that tougher regulations and a lack of financial guarantees from brussels forcing kiev to look eastwood's to keep its economy above water. now joining us live from the ukrainian capital good to see you alexei we understand there's still a lot of people in ukraine who would like to be a part of the e.u. how did they take this news. well they took this news very unhappily in fact they started protesting in the night at some point the independence square in central kiev was filled with more than three thousand people several dozen of them still remain and now at the square despite heavy rain in the ukrainian capital and we understand that in the evening people will be gathering to continue their protest against the decision of the to suspend works on. signin

hi there well russian president vladimir putin was actually meeting with the turkish prime minister here in st petersburg and he in remarks to the press accuse the european union for pressuring and putting blackmailing putting pressure on ukraine over its decision to essentially hold preparations for a trade pact with the european union now answering a question about a phone call that was reportedly made by the ukrainian president to his lithuanian counterpart in which allegedly the ukrainian president mentioned russian pressure on ukraine over the deal putin actually deflected and made a joke about the u.s. national security agency's spying scandal and its wiretapping of e.u. leaders phones let's take a listen to that comment. the ukrainian president was talking about with his counterpart maybe we should. but so far they haven't told us anything. now president putin then accuse the european union of pressuring ukraine. when i heard some dodges found out yesterday that ukraine has suspended not cancelled but suspended negotiations with the e.u. he wants to review everything we heard from

the demonstration against heavy handed tactics used by turkish police on protesters has turned violent. officers fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse crowds at least one woman was injured there according to local media reports people rallied to protest. pace of police brutality during clashes in june a teenage boy was put into a coma after being struck in the head by a tear gas canister. thousands of kurds from across germany have marched in berlin against the ban on the kurdistan workers party the p.k. k. they also demanded freedom for kurdish political leader. who is serving a life sentence in turkey the p.k. k. is fighting to create a kurdish state within turkey but is considered a terrorist organization by the united nations and the e.u. . severe flooding in vietnam has left at least thirty one people dead and has forced thousands to flee their homes heavy rains caused water levels to soar while landslides occurred after typhoon haiyan made landfall there several people are reported missing. in the philippines the worst hit nation by a storm around three thousand people ha

one hundred anniversary of the cars the composer will conduct a levi's opera was performed in the turkish language the most talented opera singers of techie perform on stage. they were preparing for almost a month the leading actors of the cause of theater opera and ballet named after a bye keep them valuable advice the helmets of openness. i tried very hard to fit into the image. i think of him johnson said on its one of the most successful models of the opera. i think that audience liked it the audience learned a lot about cars a car in its poultry general things to this teaching. the secretary general took sewing international organization recent casino presented commemorative batches to develop as a more comically bias in the artists to perform the leading roles in the opera the giants of opera was staged in front for the first time. we're very pleased to perform opera in turkey. the latest news is that three got the dogs cuts out that stevie got kate said use innings you use kazakhstan will be able two teaspoons of the old car fleet and increased the shul assembly of new cars accordi

that summer spears into government protests turkish prime minister eighteen per cent. gone is open to new front in the country's growing debate religious interference by declaring in a speech to the male and female university students should not be making joint accommodation. i did on said the gunman had already sat down next accommodation and seventy five percent of the ground student dormitories and we continued to do so. a recent announcement of segregation first teams to compete with the age of eighteen has ignited outrage over uconn into sadness into private life has many people concerned over his potential plan to use on my society well i think it is the chocolate. they have a plan in the back of their minds and step by step the importing it into practice. do they want to turn turkey into a middle eastern country is headed by all our citizens especially our own admission a new way in saudi arabia. it's tomorrow. the price paid such a ban. yes it is the teacher qantas on a political platform has been accused of compromising the country second conditions. critics p

demonstration against heavy handed tactics used by turkish police on protesters has turned violent andhe's down bowl of officers fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse rally in crowds at least one woman was injured according to local media reports people rallied to protest an alleged case of police brutality during clashes in june a teenage boy was put in a coma after being struck in the head by a tear gas canister. thousands of kurds from across germany have marched in berlin against a ban on the kurdistan workers party the p k k they also demanded freedom for kurdish political leader. who is serving a life sentence in turkey b p k k is fighting to create a kurdish state within turkey but is considered a terrorist organization by the united nations nato and the e.u. . in the bulgarian city of the. country's largest opposition party has staged a mass rally urging the government to step down thousands of people have taken part in the demonstration accusing the lawmakers of corruption the nation among. poised in europe has seen a number of political crisis over the last year with

turkish has to solve the kurdish problem and the government has to take steps. unfortunately he stop claiming himself. as you mentioned earlier, the protest tarted the prime minister. -- targeted the prime minister. one of the slog jans, nationwide proassessments was the hands off my private life, we can understand from this last remarks of the prime minister that they can't get the message out of turkish youngsters. stereo a message they are trying to sort out. >> thank you for being with us. >>> beijing has reported a surge in lung cancer cases. stayed media says the -- state media says the numbers have dropped. chinas health officials say ol pugs is partly to blame -- pol use is partly to blame, but smoking is the main cup prit. >> the streets of madrid is piling with rubbish. 6,000 workers have gone on spike. there was a proposal to cut salaries by 40%. spain's deficit is among the highest in the us open. >> a spanish court orders the release of nine members of basket group eta. they were convict of deadly shootings and bombings and they are free to roam the

twenty points after the main break to help the home side claim victory and go second behind unbeaten turkish side and about your. hand in the n.b.a. the l.a. lakers halted the rockets best start for six years with a ninety nine points to ninety eight victory in houston point how it faced his former side the lakers for the first time but it was houston's james harden his top score thirty five points and the rockets were ninety eight ninety six ahead with three seconds left by steve blake then sent a three pointer over howard to grab a last second victory for the lakers. now it's time for a break but stay tuned for fighting talk and fighting action don't go away. president obama despite being king liberal loves to flatter the troops he loves their courage selflessness and teamwork as he said in his state of the union address but he doesn't love are there expensive injuries which the troops are going to have to pay three times more for according to yahoo news the president's administration wants to force military retirees to get out of tri-care their current plan and added to obamacare the plan

and economic goals versus political differences the turkish prime minister isn't russia to discuss business but style disagreements on syria could dominate. and welcome to our see twenty four hour news live from moscow my name is you dash of our top story now. ukraine has suspended work towards a free trade deal with the e.u. the government says tougher regulations and a lack of financial guarantees from brussels are forcing kiev to look east to keep its economy about water but as i reports not everyone is happy with the outcome. protests began in kiev during the night at some point there were more than three thousand people at the independence square in central ukrainian capital the place the epicenter of the two thousand and five orange revolution now several dozen still remain there despite heavy rain and we understand that in the evening more people will be gathering their protests will continue on friday on saturday and even on sunday when the country marks the anniversary of the so-called orange revolution of two thousand and five and that's when we're expecting a very loud and big pr

of history as the american fourteen time major winner hit drives from europe into asia if stumbo turkish organizers say these were the first ever shots from one continent to another but woods had to settle for a share of third spot as frenchman victor do we saw claimed his maiden title after winning the turkey show going by two shots. but he will now and just go must go last their second year early game in a row going down seventy nine points to seventy at barcelona to stick to force in group a the army men lead by five points at half time but top score one call us not our own knocked up seventeen of his twenty points after the main break to help the home side claim victory and go second behind unbeaten turkish side that never change. and in the n.b.a. the l.a. lakers halted the rockets best start for six years with a ninety nine points to ninety eight victory in houston point how it faced his former side the lakers for the first time but it was houston's james harden his top score thirty five points and the rockets were ninety eight ninety six ahead with three seconds left steve blake t

use a brief rally by kurds against the construction of a barrier on the turkey syria turn violent turkish police fired tear gas and used water cannons dispersed the crowd testers insist the construction would separate residences and easily move freely across the border the kurdish peace and democracy party has promised more olives in the coming days if the turkish government continues with its plans star for the state t.v. channel and spade to be protesting against its closure earlier r t v u v n valencia announced plans to lay off the third of its workforce to stay afloat but that decision was ruled illegal the company now says it's left with no other choice but to shut down pledges one of seventeen regions in spain ordered by the government to meet tough budget cuts over the next two years. the british military courts concluded hearing into the alleged murder of an afghan prisoner of war while ruled the raid which took place two years ago was captured on the soldier's helmet cam the insurgent was found by three marines up to being injured in a helicopter attack and was allegedly shot. i