pyongyang carriess out another missile launch >>> live in doha. also on the program >>> >>> live in doha. also on the program >>>

millimeters of rain in 24 hours. those thundery showers will extend east. warming up here in doha to 30 degrees >>>>> still come to we're in nigeria. that's where businesses are recovering in one city after boko haram attacks. the death of george martin, the fifth beetle. a new look for afghanistan's women football team. that's coming up in supports: welcome back. japan has ordered two nuclear reactors should be closed over safety concerns. it comes just days before the anniversary of the fukushima disaster. joe biden has met with netanyahu as part of a two day visit to israel. u.s. has been criticized for the efforts of not broking a settlement between the two parties >>> a suspected car bomb explosion in somalia's capital has killed at least three police officers. the blast was next to a cafÉ next to a police officer. al-shabab is reported to have claimed responsibility. al jazeera's correspondent has details from mogadishu. >> around 7 a m here in mogadishu there was a car bomb in front of the city. we know that three police officers were killed and at least two civilians wounded. t

florida, plus. >> i'm gerald tan in doha. why one of the largest exodus of con temp art has come to the middle east. >> i am going to sue her because i am tired of her. >> we'll tell you who has upset rafael nadal and why he is threatening legal action in sport with jo. >> turkey's pot has vowed to crack down on terrorism. a car bomb exploded at a busy transport hub on sunday night. more than 100 others were injured. let's get the latest now from ankara. we know that investigators have been on the scene, the president saying he's going to go after those responsible. what's the status now? >> jane, first let me tell you about the mood here on the scene. there is a palpable sense of fear and worry by all the on lookers here, the people that have come by, trying to check out the scene, trying to figure out exactly what happened and what turkish authorities are doing now to try to guarantee their safety going forward. one woman told us because of the number of attacks that have happened in ankara in the last six months, she's afraid, she was surprised, rather, that she and her family weren'

>>> a powerful car bomb in ankara. >>> hello, this is al jazeera live from doha. i am adrian finnegan. also at program. gunmen kill more than a dozen people in a be ivory coast resort town. al qaeda claims responsibility. >>> rah components of german chancellor angela merkel's policy make themselves heard in elections. as they lose out in key states. >> reporter: coming up, i'll tell you about this exhibits of chinese contemporary art and why it's come to the middle east. ♪ ♪ >>> we begin in turkey where a powerful car bomb has left at least 34 people dead and more than 100 injured. sunday's explosion happened near a busy buzz terminal in the heart of ankara near a park. a tub, parka has beened access to facebook and twitter after images of the blast were shared online. mohamed jamjoon reports. >> reporter: the second car bomb to hit the heart of turkey's capital in less than a month. the blast ripped through the square. a densely-populated transport hub when early evening crowds had gathered. and the aftermath was chaotic. >> translator: there was a woman sitting behind

next live from doha. >>> hello, welcome to another news hour from doha. i'm adrien finnegan, our top stories, tunisian security forces under attack by armed men from libya. 45 people are dead. >>> divisions over how to handle the refugee crisis in europe discussed at a meeting in brussels. >>> protests in ramallah, thousands on strike for higher pay. >>> i will

. i'm stephanie sy. the news continues next live from doha. have a great day. >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> hello and welcome to the news hour. i'm in doha. here is what we're covering in the next 60 minutes. >> do not come to europe. >> the warning to economic migrants during a new push to solve the e.u.'s worsening refugee camp. >>> two women are killed after attacking turkish police with guns and grenades. >>> major coffee companies admit that some of their

tensions after pyongyang carriess out another missile launch >>> live in doha. also on the program >>> >>> live in doha. also on the program >>> >> they're putting them on the daughter water, throwing them out >>> tens turns to the tens of thousands in jails in the talks in geneva >>> the u.s. says north korea has fired two ballistic missiles into the east sea. south korea's military says one of the missiles flew 800 kilometers before crashing into the sea on friday. it came a day after sanctions on north korea for hydrogen bomb test and rocket launch. south korea has also responded to the latest launch by its neighbor. >> translation: north korea should focus on improving the north korean people's quality of life. these actions are not good for themselves and development of relationship between us. our government is well prepared for these kinds of provocations >>> we have this latest update. >> reporter: the launch happened just after first light with reports suggesting two missiles were fired east on the korean peninsula between carry and japan landing about 800 kilometers. this

continues next live from doha. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> hello, welcome to the news hour, i'm jane doeston in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes. belgian's federal prosecutor confirm that two brothers were the brussels suicide bombers. a massive manhunt is underway for the third suspect. brussels stands silent to remember the 31 victims of tuesday's attacks. >>> and the u.n.

jams live from our headquarters here in doha. also ahead this hour tunisia closes its border with bolivia after an attack kills at least 23 people. snks r sanctions against north korea to put a halt to its nuclear program >> reporter: i'm in an illegal mine in north-east india where the miner is still using children to extract coal >>> it is a plan some e.u. leaders say would be a break through if finalised. turkey has come up with proposals to tackle the refugee crisis. the governor in ankara is willing to take back refugees with extra funding. jonah hull reports from the summit in brussels >> reporter: finally at the end of a long day and night the break through they hoped for. the european union has reached an agreement with turkey that they believe marks the beginning of the end of europe's refugee crisis. >> this is a real game chamberinger >> the days of irregular lar migration to europe are over-- changer >> our objective is to discharge illegal immigrant migration to prevent human smugglers to help people who want to come to europe through encouraging legal migration. >> r

continues next live from doha. have a great day. >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> hello and welcome to this al jazeera news hour, i'm martine dennis in doha. coming up, more lives lost in europe's refugee crisis, a baby is among five people who have drowned trying to reach greece. >> let us go from here. open the borders. >>> while those living in a greek camp are told to accept that they can go no further. >>>

time in the middle of the night. thanks for watching, the news continues live from doha, next. >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> hello, welcome to the news hour. i'm in doha and these are some of the stories we're covering in the next 60 minutes. south sudan government denies ordering its soldiers to commitment atrocities which are detailed in a disturbing u.n. report. >>> tens of thousands gather to hear a powerful iraqi cleric push on for his demands for a political overhaul. >>> five years on,

news continues next live from doha. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello, very warm welcome to the al jazeera news hour. i'm jane dunton in doha. the top stories. ♪ >> celebrations in russia as forces return back home from their military operations in syria. >>> and a new president for myanmar. parliament has elected a civilian leader after more than f half a century of military rule. >> a

doha covering the runup to the second gulf war of course we were putting a show on the middle of the night and jay was the only one who like really had his stuff together and for whom it didn't seem to be a hardship to be up all night to do what we needed to do. >> the place where i saw jay at his absolute best was in new orleans. after katrina. he reported that story with a passion for people who had been abandoned. people who had been forgotten. people who had been left behind. >> i've known jay for many years. and only became a colleague later on in the time line. but you know, all the qualities that make him a good friend made him a good producer and a good colleague, too. doesn't lose his mind when things are not going well. quietly and calmly and rationally, figures out a good plan b when plan a isn't going well. and has your back when things don't go the way they're supposed to the first time. >> we must speak to them with our hands by giving. before we try to speak to them with our lips, said the 17th century saint peter claver. jay lived his personal life as fully as his pro

restrictions >>> welcome to al jazeera live from our headquarters no doha. also coming up-- in doha also coming up >> you never have a doubt >>> almost five years after the disaster in japan a japanese court order the closure of more reactors over safety fears. a report from senegal where female genitalia mutilation continues despite being illegal >>> refugees hopes of reaching countries like germany are becoming slimmer. the western balkans route is being shut down effectively. sloe has introduced new border restrictions. only people who plan to seek asylum where those who clear humanitarian needs will clear entry. these are also these countries that have already tightened their border controls. it has left thousands of refugees and migrants stranded in greece with no clear path forward. this is how the situation is looking at the greece macedonian border. it has been another cold and wet nature for around 14,000 refugees in idomeni who are not being allowed to enter mass don't. aid deliveries have been made in last few days. it was only intended to host a few thousand people there

next live from doha. and as always you can get the latest news on our website. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> welcome to the ins hour. i'm dareen abughaida, i this is al jazeera live from doha. former bosnia serb leader is sentenced to 40 years in prison for genocide and crimes against humanity. >>> the hunt is on for this suspect in the brussels airport attack, and there are reports that another bomber is on the run. >>> syrian government forces enter the ancient city of palmyra,

only on al jazeera america. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera. welcome to another newshour. in doha. our top stories: turkishness try to clear out protesters angry over the state takeover of a newspaper that's critical of the government. the governor of greece's border region says they are facing a huge humanitarian crisis and asks for a state of emergency to be declared. pope plan sys skrieshz the attack on a care home as diabolical. 16 people were killed. hello. i will have your sport including these dramatic lovedondark. a good day for the former golf world number 1 adam scott in miami. those details coming up later in the program. >> riot police have pushed protesters away from the offices of one of turkey's best known newspaper for a second day. it was raided by police overnight and is now re-opened but under government control. al jazeera's caroline malone reports. >> reporter: police utilities tear gas and plastic bullets. they are taking a stand after police raided a popular opposition newspaper replacing editors with state representatives. >> where in the world have you seen this ti

istanbul. we will have a live update on that >>> welcome. you're watching al jazeera live from doha. also ahead on this program. greece says it will make long-term plans to help at least 100,000 stranded refugees on its soil. north korea fires short-range projectiles into the se sea hours after the u.n. imposed tough new sanctions. australian officials say that debris washed ashore may be from the missing malaysian lost flight >>> let's get you up-to-date with that story, breaking news out of turkey. armed tackers have targeted a police station in a suburb of istanbul. there are currently no reports of any casualties. the attackers are thought to be trapped in a neighboring building. armed police have cordoned off the area. we will stay with these pictures. live to our correspondent who is on the line on the turkish border. get us up to speed. as far as we know, what is the latest? >> reporter: well, what we understand is that these two assailants tried to attack the police station. some proceed jebbing aisle, probably hand-- projectile was thrown at the station, probably a grenade. they

continues next live from doha. >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> welcome to the al jazeera news hour. i'm here in doha with 60 minutes of news and comment. the top stories, the former brazilian president is detained after his house was raided as part of a corruption inquiry. >>> european leaders say russia is committed to upholding a fragile ceasefire in syria. >>> the u.n. reports a sharp rice in allegations of sexual abuse by itself staff in ten different countries. >>> barcelona breaks yet another record in their match with bitter rivals real madrid. muse ♪ >>> the police in brazil have raided the home of the former president as part of a kroup shun inquiry into the state owned oil company petrobras. dozens of executives and politicians in brazil have been implicated in the long-running inquiry. it claims widespread fraud and money laundering took place at petrobras. suspicious payments were made to the former president as well as to his relatives official say. >> translator: today we're looking at evidence. this is still a hypothesis in our investigation. there is evi

newshour" live from our headquarters in doha. in the next 60 minutes, russia begins pulling out its military from syria as talks on how to end the conflict enter their second day. >> i am lawrence lee on turkey's border with syria. now the balkan route is closing. >>> also this how, a new president for myanmar, a civilian leader after more than half a century of military rule. >> i am rob reynolds in austin, texas, the self-described live music capitol of the world. we will take a look at how hard it is to make a living as a musician here ♪ we will begin this news hour with a major development out of syria. russia started pulling forces oust of that country. the russian defense ministry says the first group of warplanes has left. 1,000 troops, however, are expected to stay in syria. the russian military began its air campaign in september. the decision to pull outcomes as a syrian government delegation and the opposition meets in geneva to try to end the war. today marks exactly five years since the kong conflict began. 250,000 people have been killed. that's according to the u.n.

aggravated assault. thanks for watching, the news continues next live from doha. >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> welcome to the al jazeera news hour. i'm here in doha with 60 minutes of news and comment. the top stories, the former brazilian president is detained after his house was raided as part of a corruption inquiry. >>> european leaders say russia is committed to upholding a fragile ceasefire in syria. >>> the u.n. reports a sharp rice in allegations of sexual abuse

. >>> thanks for watching, the news continues next live from doha. have a great day. >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> hello, welcome to the news hour. this is al jazeera live from doha. here is what is coming up in the next 60 minutes. no hope in sight. more bad news for refugees stuck in greece and slovenia introduces new border restrictions. >>> you never need to doubt that the united states of america has israel's back. >> vice president joe biden meets with benjamin netenyahu in west jerusalem.

doha. >>> calls for change, protests in iraq demanding a new cabinet and an end to corruption. >>> and two prominent turkish journalists are on trial charged with revealing state secrets. ♪ >>> okay. let's get you right up to date with what is happening in belgium today. belgian police have arrested several suspects in raids across the capitol. a police operation is underway as we speak. six suspects were arrested overnight, one more was detained this morning. let's stay with this continuing story and talk to dominic kane who is there. get us up to date. what is the very latest information you have? >> reporter: peter we understand an operation is underway here behind me. we are behind a cordon of police officers, one you can see is walking in and out of shots here, basically advising people as to what is going on. we understand a man has been neutralized in the course of the operation that is underway here. there are suggestions that have been reported that a man says his son saw that man who was neutralized being shot in the legs, and that the man may have had some sort of

gerald tan in doha. i'll tell you why one of the largest contemporary chinese art has come to the middle east. >> accused of running down a sled dog at the ey the iditarod race. that's coming up with jo. >> stopping the next generation of isis recruits. teaching the youth on the front lines. working towards a better future. >> this is one of the most important sites in the century. >> proudest moment of my life. >> welcome back to the al jazeera news hour. the top stories. the u.n. special envoy for syria described the latest round of talks in geneva as the moment of truce. the syrian ambassador to the u.n. said that his government was a political solution to the conflict. the syrian opposition said that it wants to see a political transition. funerals have begun for some of the victims of the bombing attack of turkey's capital. 37 people were killed and the turkish president is vowing to crackdown on terrorism. ivory coast is on high alert. security forces killed six gunmen. al-qaeda has claimed responsibility for the attack. >> more on our top stories. five years since the syria

that's it for us. the news continues next live from doha. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello, very warm welcome to the al jazeera news hour. i'm jane dunton in doha. the top stories. ♪ >> celebrations in russia as forces return back home from their military operations in syria. >>> and a new president for myanmar. parliament has elected a civilian leader after more than f half a century of military rule. >>> and five states are picking their choice for the presidential nominee in the united states. >>> i'm in austin, texas. we'll take a look at just how hard it is to make a living as a musician here. ♪ >>> we do start with breaking news out of belgium where a major operation is underway. we with hearing that police investigating the november attacks in paris were hunting a gunman after shops -- shots were fired during a raid on a house in brussels. that's all we know at this stage. we are waiting on our correspondent jacky rowland to give us more details on this breaking news story. >>> to other news, russia has begin pulling forces out of syria. the defense mi

>> welcome to the al jazeera news hour in doha with 60 minutes of news and comments. syrian kurds are ready to declare an autonomous region of their own, but others insist it cannot happen. >>> belgian police hunt for accomplices of a gunman linked to last year's attacks in paris. >>> the republican race for the white house narrow to say three on tenders while the democratic hillary clinton extends her lead. >> a special journey for a young football fan, the story of a young palestinian fan who lost his family in an attack by settlers. >>> fifa is seeking to reclaim tens of millions of dollars taken illegally by former executive that is have now been indicted by u.s. authorities. >>> when the syrian war began, the kurds saw an opportunity to fight for and establish their own autonomous region. a senior representative of the party said they are poised to announce that. the goop wants a federal region near syrian's northern border with turkey. you can see what a huge area we are talking about here. they are said to hold three quarters of the area already. the expected declaration ha

the news continues next live from doha. have a great day. >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> hello and welcome to the news hour. i'm in doha. here is what we're covering in the next 60 minutes. >> do not come to europe. >> the warning to economic migrants during a new push to solve the e.u.'s worsening refugee camp. >>> two women are killed after attacking turkish police with guns and grenades. >>> major coffee companies admit that some of their beans may come from slave plantations. >>> also could this be another small clue in solving one of the biggest aviation mysteries of our time. >>> we'll look back on the career of cricket great martin crow. plus the international olympic committee announced a new team comprised of refugees. ♪ >>> hello. economic migrants have been warned that they are risking their lives and money for nothing if they attempt to come to europe illegally. the president made the comment in greece at the forefront of a worsening refugee camp. people have been flowing into the greece macedonia border swelling an already flooded camp there. tempe

from doha. >>> hello, welcome to another news hour from doha. i'm adrien finnegan, our top stories, tunisian security forces under attack by armed men from libya. 45 people are dead. >>> divisions over how to handle the refugee crisis in europe discussed at a meeting in brussels. >>> protests in ramallah, thousands on strike for higher pay. >>> i will have all your sport, including peyton manning set to give a press conference in a few hours to talk about his impending retirement. >>> donald trump pace a visit to the wgc cadillac in florida. >> the assault was launched by armed men from across the border in libya. it happened in the town of ben gardan. a town that is usually bustling with traders. at the moment if is deserted. many people have been told to stay home. this one behind me just beyond this particular checkpoint we have seen a dead body. we've been told that is an armed fighter, one of the people who carried out this attack. now we understand that it was extremely organized, some reports are saying possibly dozens of armed men carrying out the attack on the army barrack

dough hoe by a senior -- doha by a senior analyst. it's interesting listening to the words used by the syrian state newsagency, that the syrian-russian parties - making it sounds like they came together, as opposed to vladimir putin saying what he was planning to do, what is your analysis of all of this. do you think russia is distancing itself from bashar al-assad? >> look, if we give vladimir putin the benefit of the doubt, and i'd probably have to go wait out of my way do that, to give the russians the benefit of the doubt, clearly the mission for the last six months served its purpose which basically means maintaining the stability of the country, meaning not allowing it to escalate down or spiralling into a civil war. isil is going nowhere as a result of the syrian - the russian presidents, and the russian bombardment. third, i think it's clear that there has been a deal between vladimir putin and president obama, in that famous phone call that led to the ceasefire on february 2011 allowing the forces to take place. i imagine vladimir putin would not give up the presence they have

people. you're watching al jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha. also ahead, no fireworks at this republican debate in miami but donald trump was asked to address comments he made claiming islam hates the u.s. fall from grace, the arrest of the former president in brazil after he w

live from our headquarters in doha and also coming up, the french authorities say they foiled a plot to carry out a major attack. two prominent turkish journalists on trial for revealing state secrets. the "rolling stones" are in cuba

unique brand of art and beauty. gerald tan, al jazeera, doha. >>> there is plenty more video along with the latest news at our website al jazeera.com. >> the us is now the world's largest oil and gas producer, in part because of what's happening here in north dakota, where advances in fracking have unlocked crude oil in the bakken shale formation in the western part of the state. north dakota is now producing more than a million barrels of oil a day. ten years ago there were fewer than 200 oil-producing wells in the bakken. now there are more than 8,000. >> they call it boomtown usa this is where all the money is. it's crazy the amount of money you can make here. >> this rapid pace of development and the flood of workers coming here, has given north dakota the lowest unemployment rate in the us. but it's also raised questions over the dangers of working in the oil fields. >> the more jobs you complete, the more money you make. the faster you complete them, the faster you can get to the next job. let's say i mean you take your time. if you be safe, you are not i bet you could cut yo

that. more news from doha straight aahead. goodnight. goodnight. >> at 9:30 - "america tonight" - top investigative reporting, uncovering new perspectives. >> everything that's happening here is illegal. >> then at 10:00 - it's "reports from around the world". >> let's take a closer look. >> antonio mora gives you a global view. >> this is a human rights crisis. >> and at 11:00 - "news wrap-up". clear... concise... complete. >>> worldwide condemnation after a suicide bomb attack in the heart of istanbul kills five people. you're watching al jazeera live from doha. also on the program, preparations begin to put in place the controversial e.u.-turkey deal on refugees. french prosecutors say paris attack suspect salah abdeslam wanted to blow himself up but later changed his mind. historic

talks. saudi arabia will join a meeting of oil producers in doha next month. move adds weight to the campaign. qatar's oil minister says that country -- says that countries would meet in the nation's capital. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. you can find more stores on the bloomberg. speed getting us up to the federal reserve officials have held off from raising the borrowing costs. no shock there. they scaled back the forecast on high interest rates will go this year. anna: janet yellen cited the impact of global growth. >> global economic and financial development continues to pose risks. against this backdrop, the committee -- the committee judged it prudent to maintain the current policy the committee gradual adjustments in the stance of monetary policy. economic activity will continue to expand at a moderate pace. market indicators will continue to strengthen. concerns about global economic prospects have led to increased financial market volatility and the somewhat tighter financial conditions in the united

. i'm jane dutton live from our headquarters in dohas. also coming up, divisions in the arab league for the decision to label hezbollah as a terrorist organization.

corruption scandals. hello i'm jane dutton in doha. also, on the program, as borders close, refugees remain stranded in greece and smugglers be cash in. china's national people's congress opens. focusing ton economy for the next five years. >>> the democratic republic of congo's symphony orchestra. brazil's president dilma rousseff has voiced her dissatisfaction on the police raid of lulu da silva, former president. he was questioned about corruption scandal involving the national oil company, petrobras. marga ortigas reports. >> emotion are running high as the corruption scandal takes a sensational turn. hundreds of armed police raided numerous properties across three brazilian states. brought in for questioning, former pet luis ignacio lulu da silva, known as the champion of the poor.lula called it a sad day for brazilian democracy. >> all they had to do was tell me they were coming but sadly they decided to act with presumptuous arrogance and a show a spectacle of pyrotechnics. >> dilma rousseff called the acts stream. >> former president lula who repeatedly appeared on a voluntar

watching al jazeera live from doha. coming up in the next half hour. >> hold your horses >>> syria is accused of stalling the geneva talks. now the opposition is calling on russia to put pressure on the bashar al-assad government. the u.s. steps up air strikes against i.s.i.l. in iraq as the pentagon deploys me

historic meeting in cu cuba >>> you're watching al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha. coming up in the next half hour, hopes for a ceasefire as yemen's warring parties agree in principle to hold peace talks. former vice president is found guilty of murder, rape and pillage. >> reporter: i'm in eastern afghanistan where the afghan

>> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> hello, welcome to the news hour. i'm in doha and these are some of the stories we're covering in the next 60 minutes. south sudan government denies ordering its soldiers to commitment atrocities which are detailed in a disturbing u.n. report. >>> tens of thousands gather to hear a powerful iraqi cleric push on for his demands for a political overhaul. >>> five years on, japan remembers the earthquake that brought a wave of death and destruction and nuclear meltdown. >>> and i'll have all of the day's sport, including pakistan's government finally clears their team to travel to india for the world 2020, despite security concerns. ♪ >>> hello, it's been described as one of the most horrendous situations in the world right now. a u.n. report about the civil war in south sudan, contains allegations of children being burned alive, and soldiers raping women and girls as a form of payment. the report found that a majority of crimes are being committed by groups that support the government. charles stratford reports. >> reporter: the suffering defi

between greece and macedonia. >>> i'm in doha and stories we will be covering this hour under attack as they launch a raid across the border from libya. protest in ramallah and thousands are on strike for higher pay. >>> i will have all your sport including a new report by russia is still violating antidoping rules plus republican frontrunner donald trump pays a visit in florida as he comes up from the pack to win back to back titles. ♪ hello there, i'm in brussels where european leaders are gathering for a meeting with turkey, it's an emergency summit to talk about the biggest refugee crisis in europe since the second world war and believe the leaders that some kind of solution may be inside depending on help from turkey, already a draft communication released by the eu on sunday all but closed the balkin route that so many have taken to arrive from germany from greece, macedonia and serbia and going to greece where it's failing and seekers and economic migrants crossing from turkey with no where to go and we have reporters on every stage of the route and we are on the turkish-syria

in myanmar as the country's first elected civilian government takes charge >>> hello from doha. this is the world news from al jazeera. also ahead brazil's political crisis deepens. dilma rousseff's partner walks out of parliament. hundreds remain outside of parliament did despite two deadlines to leave. the mother of an italian student murder in egyptis

the flow of refugees >>> you're watching jams live from our headquarters in doha. also coming up, north korea slapped with more sanctions, this time from its southern neighbor. we're in mexico where this group of women is using a unique way to fight sexual

headquarters in doha. also coming up more border restrictions in europe after turkey and the e.u. agreed on a proposal to ease of the refugee crisis. almost five years after the

thousands of refugees are stranded on the border between greece and macedonia. >>> i'm in doha and stories we will be covering this hour under attack as they launch a raid across the border from libya. protest in ramallah and thousands are on strike for higher

country. hello. this is al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha. some breaking news this hour. a bridge under construction in eastern india collapses. we will have the very latest in a few minutes. also ahead, an african court finds the president violated the constitution after he used state money to renovate his home. argentina approves a deal to end the countries's ongoing debt is

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: this is al jazeera. ♪ hello and welcome to news hour i'm laura kyle in doha. still they arrive on greek island of lesbos despite deal to send refugees back to turkey. radio, television, telephones and the internet all ordered to shut down during congo's presidential election, 18 police officers shot dead on attack on a check point in

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the eaglets have not been named yet. >>> welcome to another news hour fromming al jazeera in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes, barack obama hails in an historic opportunity in havana, his visit a symbolic moment of reconciliation between the u.s. and cuba. >>> paris attack suspect saleh abdeslam arrested. >>> accused of crimes against humanity, the former president of the democratic republican of congress awaits his verdict at the international criminal court. >>> i'll cover the sport, including. >> if i was a lady player, i'd go down every -- every night on my knees and thank god toeragger federer and rafael nadal were born. >> apologizing for comments over female players, reopening the debate on equal pay in the sport. >>> it is the second day of barack obama's historic visit to cuba, historic bang word that journalist's tend to over use but in this case is true. the symbolism have the visit was captured from a single image from a street in havana, air force one soaring over cubans driving 1950 sedans. it is 367 kilometers from miami to havana. it took lee hours to fly the

jazeera live from doha. former bosnia serb leader is sentenced to 40 years in prison for genocide and crimes against humanity. >>> the hunt is on for this suspect in the brussels airport attack, and there are reports that another bomber is on the run. >>> syrian government forces enter the ancient city of palmyra, controlled by isil. >> i'll have all of the sport, including a sad day for football dutch legend. passing away at the age of 68. ♪ >>> hello, a u.n. judge has found former bosnia serb leader guilty. ten out of the 11 charges for his role in the bosnian war. he has been held responsible for genocide and crimes against humanity. >> on the 27th of may, 1995, the accused approved an order to place captured u.n. personnel and others as potential targets that may come under air strike. >> bernie sanders -- bernard smith looks back at the background of the case. i beg your pardon we're going to cross over to sarajevo, where our correspondent will give us reaction on the verdict in just a moment, but first we go to emma hayward. give us the reaction there, emma. >> reporter: i