riot police are fired water cannons and scuffle with protesters in the turkish city of istanbul demonstrators flooded the streets to express anger at a new draft bill which are but ultimately restrict access to the internet the government wants to keep records of online activity and banned sites for alleged violations of privacy and without the need for a court order if passed internet service providers will be required to join an internet union which will be under central control. and the death toll from flooding that's been raging in southern brazil has reached at least twenty two still there five people are missing and more than three hundred were left homeless in a town south of the country's largest city sound hollow but flooding was caused by a last week's torrential rains which caused a local river to burst its banks and the water destroyed several dams further complicating the rescue effort in the area. as the saying goes there's no place like home but for some there's no country they can call by that name hundreds of thousands of people in latvia have so-called alien passports even t

riot police applied water cannons and protesters in the turkish city of. demonstrators flooded the streets to express new draft bill which would restrict access to the internet the government wants to keep records of online activity and banned sites for alleged violations of privacy without the need for a court order. internet service providers will be required to join an internet union which will fall under central control. strong winds and the scorching temperatures of fueling wildfires across the australian state of new south wales three homes have been destroyed with flames reaching forty metres high a raging out of control in the east of the state a small town there has already been evacuated emergency warnings are in place for some areas with more than ninety blazes still raging. as the saying goes there's no place like home. there's no country they can cool by that name hundreds of. thousands of people in latvia have so-called alien passports even though they've never lived anywhere else the only way for them to get equal rights with full citizens i

i mean -- a wild brown bear left the woods and hit the streets of a turkish city. it is a moment someone captured on video of the bear running down one of the streets. at this point, there is a group of officers trying to capture this guy. this might be a little difficult to watch. one of the officers gets way too close. the bear takes him down. pins him against this car. >> he's no match for that bear. that thing's big. >> several others come in. it looks like -- someone else pulls him. they are able to take the man that was under the bear away. he does look like he's a little fraz led. he was taken to the hospital. he's down. they do use tranquilizers and then the first officer that shot the first time is reloading. someone else comes and shoots the bear again with tranquilizer. here, we see him falling asleep. >> you've got to get him out of the there because it's unsafe for the bear, but it seems like they went about it a weird way. you can't football tackle a bear. >> at this point, the bear is just chilling on his back. it took a couple of attempts to get bac

. >> at least one person was injured when a building spanishly collapsed in the turkish city of istanbul. the building was said to be holding a family of refugee families. one person was taken to the hospital with a broken leg. it's not clear what caused the collapse. >> they are our neighbors. i heard screaming. when i got out and got closer to the scene i saw the building collapsing. they said one person had been rescued, one was rescued from under the ruins. >> accused of high treason of thementherebellion was crushed e al-qaeda fighters poured into the country. >> reporter: in northern mali, they call this region asuat and declared themselves independent after they forced malien soldiers out of the region, but it was short lived. al-qaeda linked fighters moved in, and now allegations are being made that the former government worked with them to try to end rebellan. >> the evidence that i have is that the welcome they get from the government of mali. we can see how the mallien government is implicated. >> reporter: president torre is now facing charges of high treason. this martian ha

opposition group announced this evening that they too will be taking cost of following talks with turkish city of istanbul fifty eight out of seventy three members of the syrian national coalition. that is in favor of attending the conference which is being dubbed in geneva pot to four strikeouts on the prairie school the frontiers of discussion serious exiled opposition decides it will join international peace talks in switzerland next week. the syrian national coalition holds about fifty eight volts to fourteen to take part in the geneva to talks. the coalition is already severely weakened after forty four pro that i remember a small dose of a coalition meeting area this month. they say they want to attend the talks unless they receive assurances their key demands with the mask. among them that syrian president bashar al assad will not be part of any transitional government. the opposition is also in danger of using the legitimacy of home despite having the support of the international community the coalition pills and hold much weight with the bread with some friends religion is presented b

roughly five water cannons scuffles with protesters in the turkish city of istanbul demonstrates is flooded the streets to express this content of the new draft bill that would restrict access to the internet the government wants to keep records of online activity and banned sites for alleged violations of privacy without the need for a court order if passed internet service providers will be required to join an internet union under central control. type protest is a blockaded the place h.q. in bangkok just a day after a bomb injured twenty eight demonstrators at least eight people have died since unrest and forcing the government first started back in november problems too and sisterly solution to the crisis will be a snap election in february. in india a stampede that they are all over revered spiritual leader in mumbai killed at least eighteen people authorities said the turnout was greater than it expected to fail to control the flow of mourners instance like these are relatively common sadly last october more than one hundred people killed in a stampede to the temple. coming up next th

other news in brief riot police of fire water cannons scuffle protesters in the turkish city of istanbul demonstrators flooded the streets to express his contender the new draft bill that would restrict access to the internet the government to keep records of online activity and fan sites for alleged violations of privacy without the need for a court order is passed internet service providers will be required to join an internet union under central control also headlining a taliban suicide bombers killed twenty one people at restaurant popular legs parts and officials in the afghan capital a russian citizen three u.n. workers and representative of the international monetary fund remain with the guards killed two government who tried to storm the venue. activists clash with police in famous capital madrid they gathered in solidarity with people protesting a road project in the country's north which they say will displace the poor and drain public funds to boot solidarity rallies across spain of already for the suspension of the project. type protesters were created the police headquarters

today the turkish government removed the police chiefs of 15 major cities throughout the country. this comes one day after hundreds of police opposites were removed from their posts amidst political turmoil. >> a state visit to japan. for the increasingly embattled turkish prime minister, this is a world away from the murky political chaos at home. a claims to be the victim of conspiracy and point the finger at his onetime supporters in his own party. in particular, this man. .e is now in exile in the u.s. he leads a movement which has millions of followers around the world and huge financial clout. reports to be pro-democracy and has condemned terrorism. the movement has huge influence in the turkish bureaucracy, in particular the police and judiciary. the president is accused of being behind the arrest of senior government officials on corruption charges. the minister of the economy, the interior minister and the environmental minister all were forced to resign in connection with fraud and bribes. now the prime minister appears to have launched a full-scale attack on the criminal

turkish officials have detained several people in six cities suspected of ties to al qaeda one of those arrested are works for a muslim charity that was behind the flotilla which tried to break israel's blockade of gaza in two thousand and two the group known as the humanitarian relief and he said it was one of the main backers of the flotilla was greeted by israeli soldiers as it tried to reach the gaza strip relations between turkey and israel soured following the events during which nine turks were killed. turkey demanded an apology and compensation for their deaths while israel insisted that it was within its rights to defend its blockade of the palestinian enclave. at the urging of us president barack obama israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu told his turkish counterpart recep i heard one last year to express regret for the cats of the turkish nationals during the flotilla rate the rest to one of the charity's members on accusations of myself hey that could bolster israel's claims that says flotilla as are provided by extremist elements flag raising ceremony and chin is atten

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turkish republic. anniversary celebrations that abe attended included the opening of a subway tunnel connecting the asian and european sides of istanbul, turkey's biggest city. >> translator: i like everything the japanese make. i'm sure the subway, built with japanese support, will be wonderful. >> reporter: about 100 turkish business people are joining erdogan on his visit to japan. they need japanese business leaders to lay the groundwork for future cooperation and investment. >> hello. >> reporter: erdogan said in an interview with nhk that he hopes for increased cooperation between turkey and japan. especially in the fields of infrastructure, energy, and technology. >> translator: japan and turkey can cooperate in energy sectors such as natural gas, renewable energy, and hydroelectric power generation. we can also tackle air pollution, which poses a challenge for turkey. we hope that japan will start building a new nuclear power plant in turkey, and complete it in the near future. >> reporter: the two countries have also been looking for ways to walk together in the defense field. they're examining the possibility of jointly developing engines for tank

cities like aleppo, and other parts, maluna, as well. they're--terrorists have slain people, and caused sectarian cedetion, these acts of terrorism and document terrorism. the terrorists, the turkish government, 700,000 rare books were stolen from the library. they also killed hundreds of workers in the city of odra, which is called the labor city of odra where hundreds of thousands of laborers and workers reside in the city. they kill those people on the sectarian basis, and then on the basis of their loyalty-- ♪ >> there have been problems in egypt, and same applies to tunisia. girls and women are been brainwashed, they would send them to syria in order to exercise jihad through sex sex jihad. they are simply criminals. >> my name is ahmed exac zachar. i shall speak in arabic. sir, there are war crimes that have taken place in syria, testimony of that the photographs that have been sent all over the world of detainees who died under torture and was verified internationally. is the democratic process going to bring to justice the perpetrators of such crimes? you also mentioned what happened in the slaughtering of people on the basis of their identity and sectarian basis. i believ

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turkish translations. not sure if this was the right house or not. but apparently there were multiple raids in this city throughout the city. they were looking for suspected drug traffickers and other gangsters and bad guys. >> i feel bad for that guy he's, like, what's going on? >> the video ends quickly after the door opens but i love the split second of that little old man, like, was somebody knocking? >> he just now heard it. >> yeah. ♪ >>> sometimes animals think they're human and i have video proof. we start with this little guy. >> oh, my god. it's, like, mouth to mouth here. >> that is so delicious i have to taste it. and the baby is go ahead, kiss me, kiss me! >> that's a lot of licking right in the mouth. >> maybe the baby has food leftover, maybe a little bit of mesk spi milk right here and stewed -- >> and he got in there and turned the cocked head. >> maybe he's going around the edge. >> ahh! it's cute but toes the line between cute and gross. >>> now, this dog a corgi not only thinks it's human, it thinks it's a soccer player. >> ooh. >> this would be fun, you know, because this is a game

trends of fracturing over states other states like turkish authorities seized seven million pills made in syria which war and grew to its sound uribe a. city's. with syria about to entering its fourth devastating year of war the lack of law and structure has allowed one dark industry to flourish the country has become the number one producer of a drug known as caps and gone since synthetic stimulants were first manufactured in the one nine hundred sixty s. and it was at that time used as a medicine to treat hyperactivity and depression but it's too addictive and this is why it was banned in most countries so here in the middle east it's still very popular it's cheap and it isn't forgotten but today syria not only produces more than any other country in the region but it's also kept a close main consumers believe that fighters are taking the pills to maintain vigorous energy levels your elevenses battles because it helps you keep the weight in for hours and hours but there are also reports that ordinary citizens those who've been livin in depression and in this war and chaos for almost three years now are also coding to the drugs for these ca

cities like ankara. it comes one day after another 350 low ranking officers were let go or move on to other jobs like traffic control at late last night, the turkishprime minister said new plans to parliament that would give the government more say over the appointment of judges and prosecutors. theor the latest attempt in government's fight against the damaging corruption inquiry that pulled in key allies of the prime minister. more details have come out about the skiing accident that left formula one champ eiko schumacher in -- michael schumacher in an induced coma. a press conference earlier today, they said the slopes where schumacher was skiing were accurately marked at the ski resort where the accident took place. there has been speculation that that wasn't the case. prosecutors also confirm that the skis were in good condition. >> mr. schumacher was skiing beyond the signs marking the boundary, in an area that was not safe, not marked, dangerous mountain zone. his skis are not the cause of the accident. their findings were in good condition. said,r, as the prosecutor there were scratches, leading us to believe he hit a rocky surface, which

cities like anchorman and talia. it comes one day after another three hundred and fifty lower ranking officers let go or moved on to other jobs like traffic control last night. turkish prime minister samuel plans to parliament that would keep the government more say over the appointment of judges and prosecutors the latest attempt in its fight against a damaging corruption inquiry spoofing key allies of the times. many silly and talked and the growing conflict in south sudan representatives of some but here's government and the opposition faction led by his former vice president reacted shark. just briefly yesterday before negotiations broke down. the talks are due to restart this wednesday but as a chiffon silk explains the delays are taking it all after two days of talks about talks tuesday was supposed to be the stars of peace negotiations proper the two sides met only briefly before members of the government delegation left the hosts easy and east of about a return to the senate to these capital along with members of an east african delegation for consultations with thousands of fake year. opposition demands for the release of detained rebels remained a major st