this is al jazeera, ah, hello, i m robot this. and this is the news are live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes, more than $900.00 migrants of refugees are still stranded at sea after italy refuse to allow ships to dog. rescue efforts are underway in times any up after a plane with 43 passengers crashes into lake victoria. we re gonna have an update desperate ukrainians queue up for food and the eastern, the city of bock, motors, russia bombs, the region and a new offensive. plus were the only nation in the world, come out of every price is stronger. you are. commonwealth is being totally destroyed. our country is being destroyed. campaigning frenzy with 2 days to go president joe biden. and donald trump making their pitches to us voters ahead of crucial midterm elections. and i m fine. hm. well, shit with the a well cut news and we just 2 weeks ago as opposed to whales, captain gas bail, how l a s p when b m s cut high for for the 1st time? ah. oh okay, so soft atte
in afghanistan, we look at what lies ahead for a country facing an economic and humanitarian crisis. oh morning the dead funerals are held for some of the 41 victims of a fire at a church in egypt. and in sport, we ve got tad, it s from canada and golf in memphis plus we re here from antonio conti and thomas to go following a fiery encounter in the primary mm . so we begin this news hour in kenya. that s where the results of last week s presidential election are expected to be announced within hours. the count of ballots has been slow and the race extremely tight as voters wait for results, public frustration and concern is growing in a country with a history of political violence. unofficial results reported in kenyan media, so deputy president william, brutal and veteran opposition leader right, loads are neck and neck. they re competing to replace the outgoing leader who are kenyata, who s served his limit of 2 terms as president. we have to correspondence keeping across a
hello, i am jillian mcdonald in london i ll have more on the crisis over crimea as ministers in kiev declare a generally mobilization, we ll be looking at how ukraine s military compares to the might of russia s armed forces. more than 30 people stabbed to death at a railway station in china. but just who was behind the rampage. and what s behind the mask? we ll reveal the serious business behind the fun of the venice carv cash that carnival. it s a declaration of war and both countries are are the brink of disaster, that s the view from ukraine on the increase in pro russian forces that are appearing in its crimea region. nato, the u.s., and e.u. are calling for moscow to back down, some countries are pulling out of talks ahead of the g8 summit in russia in june. our reporters are standing by on the story, tim friend is liver for us in the ukrainian capital of kiev. rory challands will have the moscow and robin forester-walker is in the capital of crimea. where pro r
including eu leaders, calling for russia to deescalates or face targeted measures. deescalate or face targeted measures. events are moving rapidly within the last 30 minutes we ve had a denial from thrawz i russt has given a ultimatum to ukraine. that s what ukrainian officials have said, surrounding bases in crimea, standoffs for days to come. the u.s. is turning up the heat on russia, considering targeted measures against the kremlin if it fails to deescalate the ukraine crisis. earlier on mo monday the british foreign minister william haig warns of consequences and costs if it doesn t change course. sergey lavrov insisting that his country has a duty to protect ethnic russians in ukraine. donetske, is the home of viktor yanukovych. rory challenge in moscow. let s go to tim friend who is in the ukrainian capital of kiev. this suggesting that russians, the ukrainian defense ministry now being denied from russia. what s the story from where you are tim? reporter: well i
and science may have the answers in a person s blood. but first, the search for missing passenger plane with 239 people on board is ending a third day. we have an update. we now have new information about the identity of the passengers who were traveling with stolen passports, and authorities have expanded that search once again. this is the area that we re going to search in the next two days. we have the search that we re going to enlarge our area of search in the next few days. scott joins me now from kuala lumpur. they decided to extend the raid was of the search. did they say why? they saw an oil slick that did not belong to the airplane. it s quite frankly because they have not found anything. aircraft that turned out not to belong to the aircraft and the oil slick that turned out not to be part of the aircraft. they re expands because they have not found anything. there is new information about people using passports. yes, two gentlemen who boarded the aircraft