pass a reform bill that would allow abortion if the mother's life is in danger, if the fetus is unviable, or in the case of rape. all opposed by the catholic church, and even some members of the center left coe lisp p it is not as though the proposed legislation, as the modern or forward thinking. it was legal in chili as far back until 1931, until 1981, when the dictatorship changed the constitution to make it illegal. >> turning the clock back to before the total ban was imposed is a positive step. but for her it is not enough. she says nothing short of total freedom on whether or not to have a child would have saved someone like her mother. al jazeera, santiago. >> survivors of wild fires in the northern california have spoken of having to start again from scratch. the village is among the worst effected with around 400 houses reduced to ash. the so called valley fire began on saturday. a new drug free treatment is being developed by researchers in london. the team havening maaed to unravel the brain signal which is are believed to cause motion sickness. or science editor explains. >>

congress to pass a reform bill allowing abortions, if the mother life is in danger ots the foetus unviable. all opposed by the catholic church. or some members of the coalition. >> prior to the abortion. they'd leave as far back as 1981, when the former military dictatorship asked the constitution to make it illegal. >> prechoice advocates say turning the clock back is a positive step. for this woman, it's not enough. she said nothing short of freedom to decide on whether or not to have a child would have saved someone like her mother >>> egypt's foreign ministers wrote an open letter to the peep of mexico expressing condolences for the killing of its tourists. the victims were described as innocent. they were treated at this hospital. where they were paid a visit by the acting prime minister of egypt. eight mexicans were among 12 killed when an aircraft opened fire on their convoy. >> houthi rebels in yemen captured two neighbourhoods. security say 40 houthis and 15 pr government fighters have been killed in the past 24 hours. houthis seized the areas, both on the city's western outskirts

enhance our medical technologies, more and more people are able to see that we're not talking about unviable fetuses but unborn children who could one day grow up and become part of our american family. as a result, increasingly the american people believe that ending a child's life should be as rare as possible and we should work together to reduce the number of abortions performed in this country. that's progress. the debate on this legislation is not just about more or less or values or religious views. it's about protecting innocent life from a painful act that they do not deserve. we have a responsibility to protect unborn children and give them the chance to succeed. this legislation and this vote before us here tomorrow in the united states senate is an opportunity to make that happen. mr. president, the united states of america is one of only seven countries in the world to provide and allow for elective abortions after 20 weeks. think about that. on that short list, by the way are north korea and china. what does that say about our national character if we know these unborn children

congress to pass a reform bill allowing abortion if the mother's life is in danger, if the fetus is unviable, or in the case of race. even some members of her center left coalition. and it's not as though the proposed legislation is not modern or forward thinking. in fact, therapeutic abortion was legal in chili from 1931 to 1989 in chili until the constitution was changed to make it illegal. free choice advocates say turning the clock back is a positive step but for ms. smith, it's not enough. she says nothing short of total freedom to decide on whether or not to have a child would have saved someone like her mother. more to come on the news hour included upgraded and restarted. north korea claims its nuclear power plants are up and running. >>> plus, coming up in sport, find out who has displaced real madrid as the world's most valuable team. valuable team. >> i kept trying to make him not be a boy... it's not working. >> transgender children. >> i'd sit alone, i'd eat alone, i have no one to talk to. >> some dismiss it as a phase. >> we're trying to pigeon-hole him into "tom boy". >> but

if the fetus is unviable, or in the case of rape. all opposed by the church, and even some members of her center left coalition. >> and it isn't as though the proproposed legislation, is modern thinking. in fact, it was illegal untin 1989, when the former dictatorship changes it to make it illegal. >> they say turning the clock back to before the ban was imposed is a positive step. >> but for smith, it is not enough. she says nothing short of total freedom to decide on whether or not to have a child, would have saved someone like her mother. survivors are called again. and firefighters are still managing to contain about 10% of it, some 23,000 people have been moved to safety. >> . >> off to the side, eating by himself, ramos lost his job last year. >> i know i have -- homeless happens in different ways for different people. and i am just struggling. >> how long have you been homeless in. >> now it is like -- almost a year now. time flies. >> nobody we spoke too said they were homeless by choice, they simply said they had nowhere els

a reform about him that would allow abortion if the mother's life is in danger, if the fetus in unviableif the case of rape, all imposed by the influential catholic church and keen centrist members of the coalition. >> therapeutic abortion was legal in chile as far back as 1931, 191989, when the countries former military dictatorship changed the constitution to make it illegal. >> turning the clock back to before the total abortion ban was imposed is a positive step. but for some, it's not enough. she says nothing short of total freedom to decide on whether or not to have a child would have saved someone like her mother. al jazeera, santiago. >> there are nearly 60,000 people who live on the streets of new york. that number is on the rice. more needs to be done to do what they call clean up the city. they say they are being sigma tied. >> there are different ages and ethnic background, but all hungry and homeless and getting a free meal in this park in new york city, off to the side, eating by himself, mario lost his job last year. >> i'm homeless and it happens to beam in different ways

defenseless and urge us toward the imperative of peace (cheers and applause) we're grateful for your unviablethe beginning with the cuban people which holds out the promise (shares of calls--- cheers and applause) president obama: we thank you for your passionate voice against the deadly conflict that ravaged the lives of so many men and women and children and your call for nations to resist the sirens of war and resolve disputes to promising your mind is that differ on which to this very when they can practice their faith frilling here in the united states we cherish religious liberty it was the basis for so much of what brought us together here in the united states we cherish our religious liberty but around the world at this very moment children of god including christians are targeted and even killed because of their safe believers are prevented from gathering at their place of worship the faithful are imprisoned and church of the destroyer we stand with you in the sense of religious freedom and industries dialogue on the people everywhere must be able to live out their face free from fea