and character to be a great president. former president george w. bush campaigns for his brother jed. his reflections on the republican race and days in the white house. danger on the roads and changes in the east tomorrow. and a temporary truce - the attacks on a school and hospital by alleged russian air strikes. we begin tonight with the aftermath of the death of supreme court justice antonin scalya. president barack obama says he will nominate a replacement. a growing number of republicans feel the next president should fill the nominee. mike viqueira reports from washington justice antonin scalya s remains are in the washington area arriving in a snow tomorrow in the night. i don t believe the president should appoint someone. almost from the moment of his passing the fight has been escalating, becoming a struggle that that could leave the supreme court with eight justices. republicans want to turn the november election to a nominee. insisting that any nomi
and the fbi break into an iphone that belongs to a killer. and zlatan ibrahimovic on target, as his team beats chelsea. a full round up of tuesday s matches coming up. china has been accused of deploying an advanced surface to airline system in the woody island in the south china sea. the allegation is supported by the u.s. thailand officials. the the u.s. says it s a fabrication. this is a satellite image with the island. the picture shows building work, including a run way. the island is part of a chain which has been under chinese controlled for 40 years, and is also owned by taiwan and invite axe. beijing says it owns the spratley islands and the scarborough alcohol. to the anger of philippines, malaysia and brunei. the red indicates china s claim to the territorial waters. translation: i think the south china sea, the region everyone pays attention to, it is a comparatively tense situation. we call on all sides to stick to the principal of resolving the dispute in
with the future of britain in the e.u. still right in the middle of a very busy night of europea league action. there s already been one big shocking start. and it is expensively assembled. tumbled in denmark, a round up of the big gains is coming up later. we begin where the main opposition presidential candidate has been arrested on election day. the u.s. state department has condemned his detention, saying it called into question the commitment to holding a free poll. he was detain add few hours ago by police after making allegations of vote rigging. his arrest was witnessed by our correspondent, he has more details on what happened. members of the opposition party told us a small group of journalists to taketous the house in a residential area, that they said an illegal vote rigging operation was being carried out. when we reached the property, people inside the house jumped over the back fence, the supporters apprehended up the road. they were carries handguns th
against racism, more than two decades after the end of apartheid plus. translator: the person who only thinks about making walls and not bridges is not a christian. reporter: pope francis and his stinging review with donald trump s views on immigration. military experts and diplomates from russia, the u.s. and several other countries are discussing how a ceasefire might be implemented in syria. the meeting in geneva following last week s agreement in munich and they reacted to comments from president bashar al-assad and they will continue fighting until all rebels are defeated and kremlin warning that a difficult situation could arise in assad doesn t follow russia in accepting diplomacy, the u.n. is planning aid drops of humanitarian supplies to the syrian city which is besieged by i.s.i.l. fighters, 200,000 people are in desperate need of food and medicine and daniel lack has more. reporter: convoys of badly needed food and medicine began rolling into five besieged
budget faced by many of those citieses. tonight a third topic covered last november, bringing the two together in chicago and other cities. red light cameras, you know what i m talking about, cameras taking photos of those winning through red lights. that can cost drivers $50 to $100. a driver s desire to avoid the tickets is a key reason that advocates quay the camera reduces crashes. the insurance institute for highway safety shows a 13 to 29% reduction in injury related crashes at intersections that have red light cameras. the insurance institution is funded by insurance companies and insurers can raise premiums on drivers after being caught running a red light. there s a conflict of interest there. many cameras are not marked, meaning drivers don t know they are there. it s part of a debate over whether cities are using the cameras more to boost revenue than to promote traffic safety. public outcry over the camera is reason why using them is a decline. it peaked from 512
all your sport including . the e.u. top migration official has issued a stark warning. he says that if rapid progress isn t made, to stem the flow of refugees into europe, than there s a risk the whole system will break down. as more votes and ding gis packed full of refugees arrive on the island, commissioner said the e.u. has only ten days left to significant hi reduce the flow of people arriving from turkey. he delivered the warning as the e.u. and justice ministers met in brussells to discuss their response to the crisis. meanwhile a french court has ordered the government to clear the makeshift camp known as the junkle and partially demolish it. the ruling by the french court upholds the government plan to evict hundreds of migrants. the deadline for the camp s 1,000 or so residents to leave has already expired, and authorities say if necessary, they will use force to relocate remaining refugees to nearby centers. . well, we can go live now to calley, and spoke
voter will be voting for the parliament that will be choosing the supreme leader. and andrew simmons has more from tehran in tonight s segme segment. reporter: iran is used to elections but this is billed as a poll that will take the islamic revolution into a new era. one that could be more moderate. back in 1979 she was the voice of resistence. aged 19, spokeswoman for iranian students who held 52 american hostages for 444 days in the u.s. embassy crisis. she s now serving a third term as vice president this time under hasan are a had hassan rouhani, and she believes the conservatives will be overturned . i believe that the people will change the course of events. if people had not voted for rouhani, come to the polls two and a half years ago, we would have not been successful in the nuclear deal and lifting the sanctions. reporter: but there are powerful institutes who are against her. they ve cut the number of standings for parliamentary electi
election and as so often happens in politics, yesterday s rival is today s ally. new jersey governor and former presidential candidate chris christie is now back republican front runner donald trump. on a day when the name calling got even uglier. al jazeera s heidi zhou-castro reports from texas. i m here t here to endorse dd trump for president of the ultimates. a former rival is throwing his support behind donald trump. i ve gotten to know all those people on the stage and there s no one who s prepared to provide america with the leadership it needs both home and broad than donald trump about. this is a different chris christie. this is not negotiation of a real estate deal, it s international government and it s different. in november christie said trump wasn t the right job. i said to donald, donald you do not want this job. this does not play to your skill set. if the speaker of the house does poafses onpost office one of yos you cannot fire him. what do
refugees stuck on the greece-macedonia border. rolling out the red carpet. the controversy rumbles on just hours before the ausc-arizo th fighting it out right now for the silverware at wimberly a little later this newshour for you. a cessation of hostilities appears to be holding in most parts of syria but not everywhere. the opposition is accusing government forces of attacking at least 15 rebel-held areas using heavy artillery and barely bombs. saudi arabia has blamed both president assad s government and russia for violating the deal. activists say russian warplanes have carried out airstrikes in alleppo killing at least 10 people. in a letter to u.n. chief ban kee moon, syrian opposition parties have warned any further violations would make new negotiations quote unattainable. more from gazintia on the turkey-syria border. at a time truce got off to a bad start. a war plane believed to be russian hit a number of villages and towns people thought they were safe. t
myself a tearful apology from a student in north korea for stealing a poster. spotlight. [cheering and applause] and the movie about sexual coverup by catholic pree priest, wins the oscar. plus. we hear from the new fifa president. tensions poild over on the bn police and refugees on the greece-macedonia border as thousands of refugees try to tear down border fences. greece says it s unable to cope as thousands more arrive, port of pireaus on monday. the refugee camp known as the jungle is being torn down. first this report from hoda abdel hamid who is in idomeni in greece. reporter: impatient and exhausted, they first marched towards the railway instigate, on the border, demanding to be let through. but soon, things got out of control. some refugees managed to tear down part of the fence. others, hurled stones at macedonian forces on the other side of the fence. they spot with teergz. tear gas. but rumor had spread around the camp that the border had opened. hu