at a showcase for the best and brightest ideas in innovation and he did sign. hello, everyone, u.s. president barack obama says he s determined to beat isil. the u.s.-led coalition is intensifying its campaign against the group with some of the heaviest bombing since it s began airstrikes last september. at least 19 of these air strikes were carried out in a rack and syria on sunday. president obama says the folk soys taking out isil s leaders and its infrastructure and the reason knowledge players in the middle east are united in the fight. isil s strategic weaknesses are real. they are surrounded lie countries and communities committed to its destruction. it has no air force our coalition owns the skies isil is backed by no nation, it relies on fear, seems executing its own disillusioned fighters. it s unrestrained brutality often alienates those under its rule creating new enemies. in short isil s recent losses in syria and iraq prove that isil can and will be did
here is our report. greekles examined the government s new proposals on friday night. prime minister alexis tsipras submitted them thursday night hoping to secure a third bailout from creditors and avoid a catastrophic exit from the eurozone. the list of measures includes raising v.a.t. from 13% to 23% except for basic products, electricity and hotels. corporate taxes rows to 28%. retirement age will be raised to 67. early retirement will be discouraged. islands will no longer get their 30% tax breaks. the government is also planning to cut the defense budget by 300 million euros by the end of next year. the plan also includes a series of privatizations. they were examining the offer on friday. this is a great battle, long and painful. i think it will end with the steps that we are taking. the latest plan indicates alexis tsipras has caved on certain creditor demands. however, it remains upclear if his latest moves are enough to convince his skeptics he is committed to
states. the u.n. says some of libya s warring factions have agreed on a framework for a peace deal. the agreement could pave the way for a traditional period and the establishment of a democratic state. osama ben javid reports. sixth meeting over a fourth draft. the u.n. envoy sees it as a break through towards a deal. i want to enhance this message. the door is open for those who are not present. they have also played a critical role in this text. as i have said many times there is no text that is entirely satisfactory to all parties and that responds to all the demands. i m confident that in the weeks lady a key decision will be made that will address all sides and issues. representatives of municipal councils and tobruk government was there but tripoli was not there. we were a name-play in a dialogue. we have tried our best and have agreed to compromise on many issues. however the other party decided to stick to certain conditions and did not meet us halfway. suppo
the a package is for $94 billion. approval was expected. merkel closing party holds a majority in parliament. the head of the vote, she said it was their duty to help greece. chancellor merkel: i know many have doubts and worries about whether this ll be successful whether greece has the strength to criminally go down this road and nobody can wipe beside those worries, but i am convinced of one thing we would be grossly negligent, even irresponsible, if we did not at least try this road. erik: with the promise of help on the way greek officials say banks will reopen on monday. they have enclosed for 20 days. as if this fiscal crisis were not hard enough on the greece, a large brush fire erupted near athens and push clouds of smoke into the capital city. matt: federal authorities are not yet pinpointing a motive in the attack that killed four marines in tennessee. investigators are checking social media and questioning funds of the friends of the alleged shooter, mondelez
burning tires coming up in business. we will explain why french farmers are taking to the streets in protest. and a terrifying close call in south africa as a world champion surfer fights off a shark attack and survives. that and more on the way but first our top story. first hissene habre the former dictator of chad goes on trial accused of war crimes and crimes against humidity. that is in senegal is history making. it is the first time ever the courts of one country prosecutes the former ruler of another for alleged human rights abuses. reporter: after years of struggle victims get their day in court. i wish he had the courage to come to the bar and tell me why i was arrested and detained four years. reporter: these chaddians have come to senegal it testify in the trial of their former president apz prosecutor who ruled from 1982 to 1990 and they are determined to get justice. the time has come for the victims to regain their dignity by way of these explanations, this