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winds and rains blow towards manila. starting with an al jazeera exclusive - kenya s police squads admitted for the first time to carrying out extrajudicial killings, speaking to the investigative unit of al jazeera, the officers discussed the involvement in the kenyan assassination programme, targetting suspected muslim radicals. reporter: this is the body of maclebury, one of 21 suspected radical muslims allegedly shot down by police since 2012. he predicted death when i met him last year. i m the one terrorized. my life is the one in danger al jazeera s investigative unit spoke to the police hit men involved in the extrajudicial killings. we verified that they were members of the counterterrorism units, and we agreed to conceal the identities. : reporter: britain and america provided millions of dollars of counterterrorism training and equipment to kenya s police, and the officers claimed western security agencies know about the killings because they provi ....
and bracing for the storm. typhoon weakens in the philippines, but still forces millions in manila to take cover. we begin with breaking news from lebanon. that s where there has been an explosion on the board with syria. let s get more details from jane ferguson, who is joining us on the line from beirut to tell what s you re hearing about this blast, jane? reporter: it would appear that a bomb inside the car, and it was an assassination attempt on a resident. not clear yet who that resident is other than a resident, not a military figure at this point. of course, just to give you background on the other side of the border, it there has been violence from syria ever since al nusra and isil came inside. ever since it s been very divided, and there has been a presence from the lebanese army as well as rebel groups inside syria. there are over 60,000 refugees. the residents who normally live there. it is a tense at times 37 and such explosions and bombings have been h ....
u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon is calling on all nations to bridge the gap. developing nations are demanding that financial support from industrialized countries be included in their green house gas emission targets but many industrialized countries are opposing the idea. officials from the u.s. and china outlined their targets last month. the move has put the world s two largest emitters to take a leading role to set a new framework. japan has not been able to put its goals on the table yet. the country s energy policies are under review since the 2011 nuclear accident. translator: japan hopes to play a bigger role in building confidence among developing and industrialized nations. japanese delegates are trying to emphasize that leaders in tokyo are providing technical and financial support to developing nations. three japanese born winners of the nobel prize in physics are spending their time meeting with the public one day before they re to receive the aw ....
u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon is calling on all nations to bridge the gap. developing nations are demanding that financial support from industrialized countries be included in their green house gas emission targets but many industrialized countries are opposing the idea. officials from the u.s. and china outlined their targets last month. the move has put the world s two largest emitters to take a leading role to set a new framework. japan has not been able to put its goals on the table yet. the country s energy policies are under review since the 2011 nuclear accident. translator: japan hopes to play a bigger role in building confidence among developing and industrialized nations. japanese delegates are trying to emphasize that leaders in tokyo are providing technical and financial support to developing nations. three japanese born winners of the nobel prize in physics are spending their time meeting with the public one day before they re to receive the aw ....
leadership close at 2.30 this afternoon some of the contenders are likely to be knocked out of the race. and in sport, rugby league legend rob burrow reflects on an emotional fundraiser match following his diagnosis with motor neurone disease. the support, absolutely unbelievable, i will remember it forever. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. i m joanna gosling. the queen is holding talks at sandringham later today to try to map out a future path for the duke and duchess of sussex, following their announcement that they want to step back as senior royals. prince charles, prince william and prince harry will be at the meeting and meghan is likely tojoin by phone from canada. there are plenty of questions that might be discussed. how will harry and meghan fund their new lives? they say they want to become financially independent but what does that mean for them? will the couple keep their royal titles? at the moment there s no suggestion they wish to renoun ....