. >>> hello this is al jazeera live from doha i'm adrian finighan. coming up on the program, we're live in burundi, where geerting preliminary results from the controversial presidential election. >>> the first drug to protect babies from malaria has been approved by european regulators. we'll tell you more. and we'll take a look at the planet that scientists are calling earth's closest relative. ♪ >>> but we begin in turkey and the government's crackdown on isil inside its borders and in neighboring syria. it has confirmed that it stuck isil targets in syria. overnight fighter jets carried out air strikes in syria, hitting three targets, among them a gathering of isil supporters. tension between turkey and syria has been building. on thursday turkish tanks fired across the border with syria. turkey has blamed isil for a suicide bombing on monday where 32 people were killed. earlier this month police took more than 250 suspects in to custody in another crackdown of suspected members. the prime minister says that turkey is determined to fight isil a

return to the recaptured yemeni city >>> hello, welcome to al jazeera, live from our headquarters in doha. i'm elizabeth puranam. also ahead - four u.s. marines are shot dead in the state of ten. tennessee. >> pressure from inside iran following the if nuclear powers. we begin with the conflict in yemen, and anti-houthi forces vowing to push rebels out of a strong hold in aden the southern city has been a flashpoint since the houthis laid siege. there are fears the victory may be short lived. the houthis have loft much of the southern city of aden. the government wants to claim control. aden will be the key to a victory and cause. from aiden we'll reclaim all of yemen. this is the first of many victoria lis. >> abd-rabbu mansour hadi congradulated the resistance fighters credited with pushing the houthis out of most of the aden, as they fight the rebels in some areas of the city. >> translation: the maintaining focus on the militia in the coming hours. khader adnan will be the happiest. >> the fighters are against the houthis. many are secessionists supporting the government in the past.

i'm elizabeth puranam in doha these are the top stories. shanghai's stock change reopened for the first time since a series of measures were announced. chinese shares lost a third of their value. greece will not reopen until next week. closures have been extended while the government attempts to negotiate a bailout deal. prime minister alexis tsipras says he plans to submit credible budget reform plans. pope francis landed in the bolivian city of santa cruz where he's expected to lead mass. he made a 4-hour stop in the capital. he'll head to paraguay from the last stop of his tour. >> let's get more on that story, the pope's visit to the libya, and during his stop at the capital he visited the place where a jesuit priest was murdered. lewis fought for the rites of minors as virginia lopez reports, many minors don't feel the church supports them and a warning that it contains images. >> reporter: bolivia is a predominantry catholic countries. they are widely practised inside the mines. >> here we pray to tio inside and god outside. tio prote

hello, i'm louis jordon in doha with the -- darren jordon from doha with the world news. iraqi forces fight to take anbar from i.s.i.l. >>> i'm adam raney at a camp in south-eastern haiti, where hundreds of people arrive from the seen republic. they are s

hello, welcome to jazz sh live from doha. also ahead - hundreds of companies stop trading on china's leading stock exchanges to cut recent losses. as differences persist, negotiators extend talks over the iran nuclear programme until friday to reach a deal. and from beekeepers to doctors. how immigrants in us are filling jobs that can't be filmed by locals. >>> european leaders have given greece until sunday to secure a deal. another meeting a planned with all 28 e.u. members in five day's time trying to work out a last-ditch solution. greece is optimistic, he is committed to finding a viable agreement to overcome the crisis and the european central bank said it will keep greek banks afloat as long as it needs it. >> reporter: after many hours of meetings, and the customary dinner european leaders gave their verdict. greece had not told them what they wanted to hear. >> we had a long and intensive discussion, in summary, after the deliberations, the preconditions of the resumption of the programme on the basis of the european

hello, i'm louis jordon in doha with the -- darren jordon from doha with the world news. iraqi forces fight to take anbar from i.s.i.l. >>> i'm adam raney at a camp in south-eastern haiti, where hundreds of people arrive from the seen republic. they are stepping in to help if the dommin cannes won't >>> world leaders meeting in vienna are meeting to finalise a meeting. james bays reports from vienna. >> with the key players, all seven foreign ministers involved in the talks in vienna there were hopes of an historic deal on monday. >> we believe it cannot be and should not be further delays in the negotiations. >> as intense diplomacy continued, it was clear there was a few final sticking points blocking a deal. away from the cameras, u.s. secretary of state john kerry, and the e.u. foreign affairs chief met with iranian foreign minister. how did it go. when mrs. mogga reedy game to the balcony i tried to find out. >> is there a chance of a deal. are you making progress? later dr mohammad javad zarif came out on his own balcony on the 5-star hotel, and asked if there could

. >>> hello there from al jazeera's headquarters in doha this is the news hour. i'm laura kyle. coming up greece is on track to secure an 85 billion euro bailout. germany's parliament agrees to go ahead with talks. >>> police open fire on anti-government protesters in egypt, killing six people. >>> yemen's

welcome to al jazeera, live from doha. also to come on the program. several high ranking members of the afghan taliban are disputing the appointment of the group eels negroup'snew

hello, and welcome to al jazeera live from our headquarters from doha. i'm elizabeth puranam. still ahead. u.s. speaks to saudi representative on the iran deal. >>> australia's government last been killing wild camels in huge numbers, it's been controversial and i'll be explaining why. >> more than 100 people including children have been killed in a car bomb in iraq. the blast in a busy market about 30 kilometers northeast of baghdad, happened as people celebrated the start of eid. it's the deadliest attack since i.s.i.l. tighters overran large parts of the country. imran khan has the latest from baghdad. >> they had been expecting an attack like this but not as large as this, to put this in some sort of context we have to go back to the years 2006, 2007 and 2008, when iraq was in the height of sectarian violence. when i.s.i.l. mounts an attack, whenever i.s.i.l. or al qaeda in iraq came under attack what they would do is mount an attack outside the area that they were under pressure in to say "we can still mount these kind of attacks." the operation against them in anbar prov

from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes - pakistani police shoot dead the leader of the banned group lashkar-e-jhangvi which carried out attacks on shia muslims >>> the nigerian president goes to cameroon to talk about the fight against boko haram. live from north-east nigeria >>> n.a.t.o. says i

. >>> welcome to al jazeera, live from doha. i'm elizabeth puranam. also ahead - greece submits a new debt restraucting plan to -- reconstructing plan to lenders as demonstrators take to the streets. >> former foreign minister saud al-faisal who held the post for 40 years has died. >>> and a rather productive food hobby. >>> the united nations has brokered a week-long humanitarian truce in yemen. houthi rebels and the government in exile agreed to a ceasefire. it allows aid agencies to deliver assistance to 21 million in desperate need. we have this report. >> reporter: some humanitarian aid trickled in to sanaa. it provides assistance to families forced to fully their home. in contested parts most the access is from the fighters. >> if they have access. aid agencies plan to stock up on supplies in yemen, including nutritional assistance malnourished children emergency shelters and medical supplies for 2.2 million people, for a month. >> it took a while to reach a brief humanitarian pause. statements make it clear that hostilities are far from over. >

. >>> welcome to al jazeera, live from doha. i'm elizabeth puranam. also ahead - greece submits a new debt restructuring plan to lenders as demonstrators take to the streets. >> former saudi foreign minister saud al-faisal who held the post for 40 years has died. >>> and in china, concerns for food safety are getting people involved in a rather productive hobby. >>> the united nations has brokered a week-long humanitarian truce in yemen. houthi rebels and the government in exile agreed to a ceasefire. until the end of the muslim holy month of ramadan. it allows aid agencies to deliver humanitarian assistance to 21 million in desperate need. we have this report. >> reporter: some humanitarian aid trickled in to yemen's capital, sanaa. it provides assistance to families forced to fully their -- flee their homes. in contested parts most the access is from the fighters. . >> during the humanitarian pause, humanitarian agencies and partners aim to meet people with med cane vaccination, food and water. >> if they have access. aid agencies plan to stock up o

in doha i'm adrian finnigan. coming up in the next 60 minutes rounding up more suspects. turkey's campaign against the pkk and isil continues in the cities and in the air. the u.s. releases it's list of worse offenders for human trafficking. cuba and malaysia are taken off the blacklist. >> our security cooperation is pushing back against violent extremism. >> barack obama praises

the news continue live from doha. and you can catch the latest any time on our website, aljazeera.com. take care. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> from al jazeera's headquarters in doha this is the news hour. i'm richelle carey. coming up in the next 60 minutes. the family of an israeli man who went missing in gaza pleas for help to free him. >>> a countrien gulfed in unspeakable violence. sow sudan marks four years of dense but there is little to celebrate. >>> the number of syrian refugees now tops 4 million. >>> and pope francis del

thanks for watching the news continues next live from doha. have a great day and a great 4th of july weekend. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> welcome to the news hour live from al jazeera's headquarters in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes, the greek prime minister tells the nation vote nothing in sunday's bailout referendum will not mean a switch from europe. >>> boko haram killed more than 100 people in multiple attacks in northeast nigeria. >>> china's left behind children, why four

the news continues next live from doha. and for the latest headlines go to our website at aljazeera.com. >> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello there and welcome to the news hour, live from al jazeera's headquarters in doha, i'm shiulie ghosh. coming up in the program. funeral for an 18-month-old palestinian baby burnt to death after an arson attack. the israeli prime minister calls it an act of terrorism. >>> malaysia confirms the plane wreckage found on reunion island is from a boeing 777. >>>

the news continues next live from doha. have a great day. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> welcome to the news hour. i'm in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes. cautious optimism more queues at greek banks, but creditors say the latest financial reforms may just work. all sides in yemen's conflict agree to a truce for now. but will it hold? flights canceled and thousands are stranded in nearby shall at a volcano rumbles to life.

the news continues next live from doha and you can always read the latest stories online at aljazeera.com. have a great weekend. >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> hello welcome to another news hour from al jazeera from our headquarters in doha. coming up the battle to lead burundi has been won by president pierre nkurunziza. >>> turkey steps up its night against isil with air strikes in area and nationwide raids. >>> kenya ramps up security efforts for the

i'm martine dennis in doha, and these are our top stories. cues in greece in and fears that banks could collapse. the prime minister has been trying to drum up the support of his political rivals ahead of urgent talks with greece's creditors. also ahead bombs of a mosque and shopping center have killed dozens of nigerians in the latest suspected attacks of boko

the news continues next live from doha. remember for the latest headlines go to aljazeera.com. >>> this is al jazeera america. ♪ >>> hello there, welcome to the news hour. good to with you have us i'm shiulie ghosh in doha with the world's top news stories. coming up in the next 60 minutes, the afghan taliban confirms that its spiritual leader mullah omar is dead. >>> and israeli allows the forced

in two minutes the latest on the conflict on egypt's sinai peninsula, live from our studios in doha. have a good morning, and thanks for watching. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to the news hour live from al jazeera's headquarters in doha. coming up in the program, the muslim brotherhood calls for an uprising in egypt after security forces killed 13 of its members. beaten abused and used as soldiers. fears grow for a future generation of children in syria. >>> british oil giant bp agrees to pay almost $19 billion f

i'm randall pinkston the news continues next live from doha. and for the latest headlines you can go to our website, aljazeera.com. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> hello and welcome to the news hour live from al jazeera's headquarters in doha. coming up on the program program -- under pressure greek parliament debates austerity me measure measures. saudi-lacked yemeni forces say they are close to

to the news hour from al jazeera's headquarters in doha i'm shiulie ghosh. coming up over the next 60 minutes. burundi's president casts his vote in a controversial election. opposition says he has no right to stand. >>> video of monday's suicide bomb attack in turkey as funerals are held for many of the 32 killed. >>> cooking the books

thanks for watching i'm randall pinkston, the news continues next live from doha and you can catch up with all of the latest on our website, aljazeera.com. >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> welcome to the news hour live from al jazeera's headquarters in doha i'm richelle carey. we have extensive coverage of the iran nuclear deal. the break through came after years of talks in exchange for lifting sanctions. >> i will veto any legislation that prevents the successful implementation of this deal. >> president obama lends his support and warns the u.s. congress it would be

. ♪ >>> hello welcome to another news hour from al jazeera from our headquarters in doha. coming up the battle to lead burundi has been won by president pierre nkurunziza. >>> turkey steps up its night against isil with air strikes in area and nationwide raids. >>> kenya ramps up security efforts for the arrival of u.s. president barack obama. >>> and while these palestinian children are facing eviction from the only home they have ever known. ♪ >>> burundi's president pierre nkurunziza has been declared the winner of an election that has been marred by violence and boycotted by the opposition. it will give him a third straight term in office which his critics say is unconstitutional. let's take you live to the capitol. no great surprise in that nkurunziza has won this third straight term but by how much has he won it? >> reporter: well he got nearly 2 million votes nationwide and his rival got just over 500,000. it started very slowly the process. people expected the president to win. what was interesting is despite calls for people to boycott these elections, it seems

built for business. >>> good to have you with us i'm elizabeth puranam in doha. these are the top stories on al jazeera. the greek parliament has approved the controversial bailout deal struck with eurozone nations on monday. 229 m.p.s voted in favor, 64 gains. prime minister alexis tsipras faced revolt from his own syriza party, with 30 members voting against the deal >>> president obama says the nuclear deal with iran will make the world more secure. obama made his case during a news conference responding to critics at home and abroad and urged congress to ratify the agreement. congress say they'll oppose it. in yemen supporters of the exiled president celebrated as houthi forces were overtaken, they were pushed back from aden's main airport >>> let's go to japan where the lower house is debating a contentious set of security bills, that could change the defense policy. these are live pictures of the debate in tokyo. wednesday, there were protests in and outside parliament. opposition m.p.s tried to stop the vote but a key parliamentary committee approved the l

i am del walters in new york the news continues with our colleagues in dough doha. good night. >>> saudi arabia says it's carried out an isil-linked sweep it's side its borders arresting 400 people. hello, and welcome to al jazerra. live from our headquarters in doughdoha. i am he liz beg. also ahead. denouncement and diplomacy how eye rants leader celebrate the nuclear deal at home and in the region. >>> greece's economy is on life support and critically afternoon the healthcare system. and shipping containers full of pubbish from canada are at the certainty of a dispute in the philippines. ♪ ♪ >>> saudi arabia has arrested more than 400 people it says have links to the islamic state of iraq and the levant. the interior minute ministry accuses them of noting sue side attacks on mosques and security forces. >> reporter: with raids examine seizures of guns being money and compute, he saudi arabia's interior minute steer says it's dealt a massive blow to aisles. saudi security forces recently arrested 431 people they say are tied to the armed group. >> translator:

. ♪ hello from doha and welcome to the news hour on al jazeera, greece's prime minister plans a next move and rejection of the bailouts but the banks are in big trouble and finance ministers resigned saying he may have been getting in the way of a new agreement and dozens killed in bombings in a shopping center and mosque and suspect it's from boko haram. and pope francis beginning a week-long tour of latin america and the u.s. is the first to win the woman's world cup for a third time and japan on the receiving end of goals and hat trick from u.s. captain carly lloyd. ♪ so a referendum win for greece's government has done little to ease the sense of crisis over the state of its economy, there is still serious concern about the health of the great banks which were supposed to open on tuesday and has been meeting with political parties on monday as he prepares to return to negotiations with international lenders and wants a credible solution to his country's debt crisis, before that though he has to pick a new finance minister to replace this man who announced his resignation with h

. >> hello i'm darren jordan, you're watching al jazeera live from doha. also ahead. syrian activists accuse. >> and black churches fires fears backlash in the american south. >>> after a record breaking flied across the pacific powered only by the sun. tens of thousands of people have turned out in athefns athens for arrive rallyless. rallies. jonah hull reports from the greek capital. >> the word oxi means no. future in europe but with a better deal for greece. legs austerity. less lost to accident repayments. >> and no means to me, there is a possibility this country will have a future. >> not far away, the yes crowd fai,nai. >> a possible return to drachma would be a total disaster. >> reporter: sunday's referendum called unconstitutional by some, the conclusion has never been less certain. >> translator: the no vote will write history. our people will move on within a europe of democracy and solidarity. is. >> reporter: the left wing prime minister believes the no vote will strengthen negotiations a national mandate to demand more for less. a demand for him and h

. >> reporter: ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to al jazerra, i am sami zeidan in doha. also ahead european leaders rule out any further debt negotiations with greece before a referendum planned for sunday. >>> a lost childhood for syrian refugeesrefugees inrefugees in jordan as their important for supporting their family is his falling on young soldiers. >>> plus the clinics are open but the doctors are missing. a health clem a

i'm laura kyle in doha. the world news from al jazeera. also in the programme. >> and of course i'm the first kenyan american to be president of the united states. >> a national address from president obama as he ends his trip to his father's homeland. >> two soldiers killed as turkey launches air strikes. plus the

mohammed jamjuf is following developments from doha. >> a condition ceasefire. the conditions they have announced that the houthis release many prisoners that the yemeni government has asked to be released for several months as well as the houthis withdraw from several territories in yemen that they have taken over in the past several months. now still to be determined whether or not the houthis will sign on to this possible humanitarian pause. all government authorities i've talked to in sanaa say they expect this ceasefire will take place although it is exactly unclear when it will be put into effect. this underscoring just how critical, how desire the situation is on ground in yemen. aid agencies practically begging the be source he in yemen to be create a humanitarian corridor. more than amillion yemenis have been internally displaced. thousands of children have been exposed to preventible disease. the situation is dire, the doctors without borders telling me just a few hours ago that the situation there is impossible. it's only going to get worse in the wee

i'm in doha with the world news from al jazeera. coming up in the programme - humanitarian truce in yemen is violate on both sides hours after it came into force. greece moves a step closer to securing a

>> warm welcome to the news hour from doha. euro zone ministers agree to give greece a 7 billion euro loan to keep it afloat. >> celebrations after houthi fighters are pushed out of aden. the exile government begins to return. >> thousands protest in japan as new laws that will change the pacifist policy move forward. >> there's a big fight going on right now at the open championship leader board. stand by for the latest later in the program. >> there is hope that greek banks could reopen within days after euro zone ministers agreed to a 7 billion euro emergency loan. european commission is expected to confirm the extra money on friday. that comes after the greek parliament voted through a series of tax rises and spending cuts that were a condition for yet another bailout. in separate move, the european central bank is making more money available to greek banks. the bank's president explained the decision at a press conference. >> things have changed now. we had a series of news with the approval of the bridge financing package

good to with you have us i'm shiulie ghosh in doha with the world's top news stories. coming up in the next 60 minutes, the afghan taliban confirms that its spiritual leader mullah omar is dead. >>> and israeli allows the forced feeding of hunger strike prisoners. >>> we'll have the winner of the 2022 winter olympics bid will be announced on friday. we're in both of the cities later in the show. ♪ >>> the afghan taliban has confirmed to al jazeera that its spiritual leader mullah omar is dead, it has also announced his replacement, akhtar mansoor. we'll have the latest from kabul in a couple of minutes. >> reporter: mullah omar was the spiritual leader and military commander of the taliban. only a few photographs of him exist. the fbi offered millions of dollars for information on his whereabouts. that remains a mystery in the final years of his life. communications from him came through the taliban's website, usually on holidays or anniversaries. it was never clear if they were really his words. as a young man he was a fighter, battling the soviet army's occupation

. >>> hello from al jazeera's headquarters in doha. this is the newshour. i'm jane dutton coming up in the next 60 minutes - celebrations in yemen's city of aden after houthi fighters are pushed out. members of the exiled government begin to return. thousands protest in japan as new laws change the policy move forward. >> greek prosecutors vote yes, but on the streets the message is no. cobbled together on a shoestring budget, we meet the man behind the first solar powered car in afghanistan >>> we begin the newshour in yemen, and the port city of aden where some members of the country's exiled country are returning. rebel forces have been pushed out of the city and the government wants to reassert control. >> reporter: the sounds of cheering, fireworks and gunshots in aiden, as people followed the biggest defeat in houthi since the conflict. members of abd-rabbu mansour hadi's cabinet are returning to the southern port city for the first time ans fighting forced them to leave. >> translation: we will announce within the coming few days that we have secured

turkey's is offensive continues. >> i'm adrian finnigan in doha. this is al jazeera. also coming up, the list of worst offenders of human trafficking. cuba and malaysia are taken off the blacklist. >> our security cooperation is pushing back against violence extremism. >> president obama praises african troops for recent advances against al-shabab. >> cle

the news continues from doha next, good night. ais going on not just in this country but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et >> the u.n. says a break through deal is reached between rival factions in libya but not with the tripoli based government. hello i'm darren jordan live on doha. also on the program ending a 50 day hunger strike. released from jail. >>> pledges warn of tough talks ahead. and donald trump takes an early lead among republican candidates, trying to become the next president of the united

>> hello and welcome to the news hour live from doha. coming up: >> critical talks with iran over its nuclear program will go beyond tuesday's deadline. >> is this the last chance for greece? banks on their final reserves at emergency bailout talks begin. >> >> songs of war in the fight for south sudan. an exclusive report from rebel-held territory. >> family values and helping the poor. pope francis spreads the message during his south american tour. >> now talks between the six world powers and iran over its nuclear program will go beyond tuesday's deadline. the e.u.'s foreign policy chief said negotiations will continue over the next few days to reach a possible break through. the interim nuclear deal, which was set to expire has been extended until friday. u.n. sanctions on iran's bliss system missile program and an arms embargo remain the sticking points. iran wants international sanctions to be lifted, which have crippled its economy and slashed oil exports. >> we are continuing to negotiate for the next couple of days. that does n

that's it from the team in doha. for a few hours david foster and the london crew standing by to update you in the next couple of minutes. thank you for watching. i'll see you again. bye for now. >> turkey targeting u.s.-backed kurdish forces in syria as it continues its attacks against isil and the pkk. >> good to have you along. i'm david foster. live from london, in the next 30 minutes ethiopia's prime minister defends its country's democratic record against criticism from president obama. seven people are shot to death in india after an attack at a police station at the pakistan border. >> in

i'm martine dennis in doha. coming up in the next few minutes - the u.s. defense secretary arrives in iraq. we'll be live in baghdad. the u.n. envoy to syria expresses alarm over the use of barrel bombs. the battle for aden - pro-government forces say they have pushed houthi fighters from their last remaining stronghold. >> i'm andrew simmonds at the home of barack obama's grandmother, and she's been telling me about his first visit to kenya. >>> the u.s. defence secretary ash carter made an unannounced visit to iraq meeting u.s. commanders and haider al-abadi. he's been it israel jordan and saudi arabia. and his visit coming as i.s.i.l. claims responsibility for several car bombs, one of many attacks in shia neighbourhoods on wednesday. 17 died in those explosions targetting marketplaces. we'll talk to imran khan who is in baghdad. a timely visit then by ash carter. what are the iraqis likely to say. >> the iraqis will be looking at assurances, especially when it comes to speeding up weapon delivery systems that they have long been acting for. there has b

welcome to al jazeera from doha. also coming up u.n. atomic watchdog says it can finish iran's nuclear work. opposition members shot dead days after disputed parliamentary elections. and russia looks to

. >>> welcome to the newshour from al jazeera's headquarters in doha. i am rob mathison. turkish fighter jets launch a third round of strikes against is ill and pkk camps in iraq. >> president obama makes his first speech on african soil. >>> three months after a huge earthquake shattered much of nepal, thousands wait for food and clean water. a fight against drug resistant bacteria. how the slow pace of research is making matters worse. ♪ within the past hour turk turkek's prime minister has confirmed its military has launched more airstrikes in is ill. it's also hitting areas in northern iraq. the targets belong to the kurdistan's worker's party, the pkk. it's considered a terrorist organization by turkey. >> i have said the massacre was an attack against turkey against democracy in turkey and public order in turkey. is ill was behind it is. there are some who wanted today accurately chaos and they were supported by the pkk. their actions were targeting fundamental rights. >> mohammed jamjoon is following developments prime prime. >> the kurds in the southeastern regi

i'm darren jordon live from doha. coming up on the programme... ..i'm john psaropoulos in athens, where greeks today go to the polls in a crucial referendum for the future of their country. >>> a state of emergency in tunisia, the county warning that it is not safe eight days after a gunmen killed 38 at a beach resort >>> cel

doha. have a good morning, and thanks for watching. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to the news hour live from al jazeera's headquarters in doha. coming up in the program, the muslim brotherhood calls for an uprising in egypt after security forces killed 13 of its members. beaten abused and used as soldiers. fears grow for a future generation of children in syria. >>> british oil giant bp agrees to pay almost $19 billion for the 2010 mexico oil spill. >>> and the display of defiance we meet the women risking arrest to promote gay rights in china. ♪ >>> first to egypt where the muslim brotherhood is calling for a revolt. security forces killed 13 muslim brotherhood leaders in a cairo apartment on wednesday. the victims families say they were unarmed and were killed after being arrested. omar reports. >> reporter: as the dead were taken from this morgue in cairo, the families say their loved ones were killed in cold blood. they say they had been taken in to custody

bomb kills more than 100 people in iraq >>> hello, i'm adrian finegan, this is al jazeera, live from doha. also on the programme - defiance in tehran. the supreme leader will not change his country's policy towards the u.s. >>> a wildfire races across iowa, destroying cars and sending motorists running. >>> one step at a time the high altitude porters bringing quake relief to nepal's isolated villagers. >> reporter: the governor in iraq closed public parks and entertainment venues of a suicide bomb exploded. 115 were killed, and 170 injured, when a car packed with explosives blew up. imran khan reports from baghdad. >> reporter: here in diyala province they have called for three days of mourning. the explosives were detonated as people celebrated eid. a suicide bomber drove his pack add car into the middle of a marketplace. >> translation: it is a devastated place, as you can see. businesses and buildings have been damaged. why would anyone do this. it is terror on the morning of a joyous day when everywhere should be celebrating >>> as bodies will be pulled from the rub le angry crowds d

from al al jazeera's headquarters in doha. 20th anniversary of the srebrenica massacre. worst tragedy since world war ii. >>> and two who said you can't have

. ♪ welcome to al jazeera, i'm rochelle live from doha and also ahead a nigerian official says boko haram killed 97 people on wednesday. key heritage site in iraq are in danger with i.s.i.l. fighters gaining ground and long distance love how a mysterious pregnancy sparked a new e

>> hello and welcome to the news hour whether i have from doha. we have the top world news stories. greeks vote in a crucial referendum that could decide their economic future and their place within europe. >> calling the genocide a lie ahead of the 20th anniversary of the slaughter. >> the iraq army prepares a new offensive. >> chile win south america's top prize. a penalty shot to argentina giving them their first ever major title. >> it's a crucial day for greeks voting either yes or no in a wrench did you to decide their economic future. alexis tsipras and his finance minister urge a no vote. what's the vote actually about? now, it will be decide whether or not greeks accept international creditors tough proposals for more austerity measures in exchange for much needed rescue loans to pay off its huge debt and avoid a banking collapse. >> the european commission, the creditors along with the international mop tear fund wants taxes raised and spending slashed to meet debt obligation. that debt stands at 340 billion euros. the creditors were accused of fear mongering. it was descr

i'm martine dennis in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes - iraqi soldiers have been killed in fallujah, in two i.s.i.l. blasts - live in baghdad. >> counting the votes. burundi awaits the results of the presidential elections dismissed by many as illegitimate. making the rounds to ease tensions in iran. u.s. defense secretary ash carter lands in saudi arabia >>> final outside why fishermen in south africa damage their waters to feed an asian appetite. >>> but we start in iraq where more than 20 iraqi soldiers and the fighters supporting them have been killed in twin suicide attacks. now, i.s.i.l. fighters are being blamed. it happened in the town of al-cama, east of fallujah. 24 others were injured. 22 people have been killed after a series of explosions across baghdad. this is the moment when a car packed with explosives detonated and 14 died after a blast outside a busy clothing shop in a shia neighbourhood in the capital. >> live to al jazeera's imran khan and we are getting an idea in the fallujah situat