successor. peace talks are put on hold. >>> i'm darren jordon in doha, ahead, debris found in the hunt for missing malaysia airlines flibility mh370 sent to france for testing. british workers move in to

burundi sids president voted in an election marred by violence >>> hello, i'm darren jordon you're watching al jazeera, live from doha. also on the programme, a top al qaeda member in syria has been killed in an air strike >>> the first u.n. ship carrying relief supplies for yemen reaches an embattled port for aden >>> cyber crackdown - stepping up the fight against child

. i'm darren jordon in doha with the world news from al jazeera. >> the world is a much more dangerous place today than it was yesterday >>> worries in the middle east. president obama says the nuclear deal will make the world safer. painful but necessary, greece's prime minister defends a tough bailout plan ahead of a crucial vote in parliament. >> and hope in the fight against aides. the u.s. says major progress has been maid to create a generation free of the virus. >> the landmark nuclear deal between iran and six world powers has been widely welcomed. not everyone is happy, president obama is trying to reassure israel and gulf allies. it will see iran limit nuclear activities in return for lifting sanctions. it will see rain destroy 98% of its stockpile of uranium, and remove two-thirds of sentry fumes used to enrim you uranium, and allow the watchdog to suspect military strikes when and where necessary. >> if iran breaches the deal sanctions will be reinstated within 65 case. days. james bays has more from vienna. >> reporter: the moment agreement was reached. after hou

investigators to the indian ocean to find out >>> hello, i'm darren jordon in doha with the world news from al jazeera. also on the programme... >> those against ... >>> russia uses a veto to block those that shot down the malaysia airlines over ukraine >>> from the tra

>>> hello, you're watching al jazeera. 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 >>> celebrations in chile, as the nagsle football team makes -- national football team makes history, winning the copa america for the first time >>> i'm at speed way where n.a.s.c.a.r. fans have been asked not to display the confederate flag. many are ignoring that and we'll tell you why. >>> greeks have started to vote in a bailout referendum that could map out the country's future. voters must decide whether to put forward reforms to decide on eight. prime minister alexis tsipras favors a no vote insisting it will give him a chance to negotiate a better deal. let's go live to the greek capital. gave us a sense of what is at stake for greece. >> at stake is whether banks will open on tuesday or weather they'll remain closed and

>>> hello, i'm darren jordon you're watching al jazeera, live from doha. also on the programme, a top al qaeda member in syria has been killed in an air strike >>> the first u.n. ship carrying relief supplies for yemen reaches an embattled port for aden >>> cyber crackdown - stepping up the fight against child pornography >>> votes are being counted in burundi after an election that critics there and abroad as having no credibility. >> pierre nkurunziza is trying to remain in power despite sitting two terms. the united nations, e.u. and the african union condemned the poll saying they will not recognise the results. the election has been marred by violence, hours before polls opened. one person was shot dead in bujumbura. the ongoing violence forced nearly 160,000 people to flee the neighbouring countries. we'll hear from catherine wambua-soi in rwanda. here is our report from bujumbura much >> reporter: after a night of gunfire and explosions in burundi's capital, the dead are being counted. this man was an opposition member. no one knows who killed them or why. it is frightening them.

some innees over kurdish -- unease over kurdish targets. >> i'm darren jordon with the world news. also - it's science fiction now but could become facts. leading scientists issue a warning over a robot arms race. >>> a u.s. man who killed a lion in zimbabwe protects his actions >>> and the rhymes of dr seuss are back with a book capturing a classic childhood moment. >>> first breaking news out of pakistan - malic. >> shak the leader of lashkar has been killed. it happened during a gaol break in punjab province. 13 others were killed two of them his sons. the group claimed responsibility for deaths of hundreds. he was accused of being a mastermind of a 2009 attack on a team in lahore. let's get more from kamal hyder, joining us from the phone. details are emerging. what do we know about the incident and the death of malic. >> malic and two sons were supposed to inform police about a weapons cache and... ..he was being taken to them. after they recovered the weapons, when driven back from the location over a dozen of the jungle fighters attacked the police. they were able to get his car

complications. welcome, i'm darren jordon in doha with the world news. fighting continues in yemen, both sides blame each other for breaking a fragile ceasefire. >> south korea says it's free of m.e.r.s. the virus killing more than 30 people. >>> the u.s. threat ebbs sanctions against south sudan if the warring party don't reach a peace deal >>> the united states and turkey agreed to create a buffer zone in syria to fight i.s.i.l. tuckey has been bombing -- turkey has been bombing i.s.i.l. targets inside syria. from washington patty culhane reports. >> reporter: as turkey turns its bomb on islamic state of iraq and levant, it's talking with the u.s. about creating an i.s.i.l.-free zone covering a 110km stretch. once established it will be a safe place for the refugees in turkey. the obama administration said it would not create a no fly zone. experts say it's unlikely there'll be enough u.s. trained syrian opposition to do it on their own. >> the opposition to bashar al-assad's regime does not have the military capacity tore someone more extreme that the terrorists would not want in that zone.

there's some innees over kurdish -- unease over kurdish targets. >> i'm darren jordon with the world news. also - it's science fiction now but could become facts. leading scientists issue a warning over a robot arms race. >>> a u.s. man who killed a lion in zimbabwe protects his actions

. >>> i'm darren jordon in doha ahead, debris found in the hunt for missing malaysia airlines flibility mh370 sent to france for testing. british workers move in to strengthen security at the tunnel as the migrant crisis worsens >>> it was a family hare loom passed down for 50 years, now one of the oldest baseball cards in existence is sold at auction >>> the future of peace talks in afghanistan has been thrown into doubt by a change in leadership. they have confirmed the death of spiritual leader mullah omar. talks between the taliban and the afghan government on friday will not go ahead. jennifer glass on the death of mullah omar. >> reporter: it's unclear what changes we'll see under the new taliban leader. the taliban sources telling al jazeera that mansour has been involved in making political decisions over the last few years. there are obviously two different areas of the taliban. you have the political side and the military side. the fighting has been serious in this spring fighting season and over the last couple of weeks, in the last couple of days taliban has taken dozens of

the streets of iran after an historic nuclear deal is reached with six world powers. i'm darren jordon in doha with the world news from al jazeera. >> the world is a much more dangerous place today than it was yesterday >>> worries in the middle east. president obama says the nuclear deal will make the world safer. painful but necessary, greece's prime minister defends a tough bailout plan ahead of

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 be a deal by tuesday,

sends investigators to the indian ocean to find out >>> hello, i'm darren jordon in doha with the world news from al jazeera. also on the programme... >> those against ... >>> russia uses a veto to block those that shot down the malaysia airlines over ukraine >>> from the traditional coffin to having ashes blasted into space. we report on japan's booming funeral industry >>> malaysia is sending a team to the i don't suggest to see if washed up debris is from the malaysia airlines plane. no trace has been found. >> reporter: on a tiny island in the indian ocean, this is a piece of what looks like a plane is getting a lot of attention. >> translation: we saw the plane, as i looked i saw it was debris. >> reporter: aviation experts believe it could be part of the mh370. >> we found that it matched one plain. it matched the rear of the wing. everybody says it fits to the boeing 777. of course which plane is missing in this area there's none >>> for hours after the plane disappeared, this flight board said it was delayed. the distraught family member was gathered in malaysia and china.

, 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

. welcome, i'm darren jordon in doha with the world news. fighting continues in yemen, both sides blame each other for breaking a fragile ceasefire. >> south korea says it's free of m.e.r.s. the virus killing more than 30 people. >>> the u.s. threat ebbs sanctions against south sudan if the warring party don't

, i'm darren jordon. you are watching al jazeera live. pro-government forces from yemen push houthi fighters from the last strong hold in aden >>> also coming up miners in bolivia take their fight for government support to a new level. and... >> i'm

taliban confirms its leader is dead and names a successor. peace talks are put on hold. >>> i'm darren jordon in doha ahead, debris found in the hunt for missing malaysia airlines flibility mh370 sent to france for testing. british workers move in to strengthen security at the tunnel as the migrant crisis worsens >>> it was a family hare loom passed down for 50 years, now one of the oldest baseball cards in existence

sides. >>> hello, i'm darren jordon you are watching al jazeera live. also on the programme, tension as voting begins in an election in burundi. turkey says i.s.i.l. are behind a suicide bombing. 30 killed on the border with syria >>> and into the great

and names a successor. peace talks are put on hold. >>> i'm darren jordon in doha, ahead, debris found in the hunt for missing malaysia airlines flibility mh370 sent to france for testing. british workers move in to and crumbling away >>> "america tonight" sheila macvicar in the south pacific with a die off and the threat it poses to all of us. >>> thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. tonight a look at the oceans and the threats beneath the service. coral reefs are like a rainforest beneath the ocean. it sustains the fish and people too. alarming data shows unless carbon dioxide can be brought under control, what is known as coral bleaching, a die off of the critical underwater creatures could set you have a chain of environmental disaster. "america tonight"'s sheila macvicar travelled to the south pacific's marshall island for a first hand look. short. >> yes. >> reporter: on the boat. this is a dive master. located in the vast pacific ocean between australia and hawaii, imaginero is a populous of dozens of atolls making up the marshall ined. the way to make his living, taking

. >> hello, i'm darren jordon. you are watching al jazeera live. pro-government forces from yemen push houthi fighters from the last strong hold in aden >>> also coming up miners in bolivia take their fight for government support to a new level. and... >> i'm andrew simmonds at the home of president obama. and she's been telling me about his first presidential visit to kenya >>> we begin in iraq where four explosions killed 37 people. most died in car bombs, targetting markets in shia neighbourhoods. two suicide bombers attacked a checkpoint north of the city. eight were killed in that attack. no one has claimed responsibility. imran khan the latest from the capital. >> no claimed responsibility for these attacks. they follow a pattern where i.s.i.l. claimed responsibility for previous attacks like these, and is likely to be the work. some of the attacks took place in shia neighbourhoods. in is also a tactic that i.s.i.l. used. they want to keep the pot boiling and want iraq to plunge itself into the war-like violence of what we saw in 2006/2007 and 2008. all of the public statements c

both sides. >>> hello, i'm darren jordon you are watching al jazeera live. also on the programme, tension as voting begins in an election in burundi. turkey says i.s.i.l. are behind a suicide bombing. 30 killed on the border with syria >>> and into the great unknown, a fund is launched to find out if there is anyone out there. >>> after more than 50 years of hostilities, cuba and the united states restored diplomatic ties. midnight on monday both reopened embassies, ending a 54-year-old standoff dating back to the communist revolution in 1959. changes will be diplomatic, both with envoys in each other's capitals, now their role is official. recognised and allowed to travel freely. cuban access to the embassy in havana, will be eased. more from washington. >> u.s. broke off diplomatic relations in havana 54 years ago, but finally the u.s. government accepted the cuban revolution. the cuban foreign minister was clear, as far as they have come over two years of sometimes secret negotiation, the u.s. and cuba have further to travel. >> only the lifting of the economic commercial and

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