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good morning and welcome for your world, i m del walters. i m stephanie sy and no response from syria to try to end the fighting there and secretary of state john kerry and counterpart sergei fedorov reached a deal late last night. not take in effect until next week and may not stop the bombing in the country but the temporary plan could have a long-term end to syria civil war and provide much needed humanitarian aid. we are chairing the ceasefire component, the ceasefire ultimately, not at this moment but the objective is to achieve a durable, long-term ceasefire at some point in time. reporter: important rebel coalition welcoming the deal this morning and they say if the fighting actually stops it will go back to the negotiating table in geneva. al jazeera s jamie mcintyre is live for us at the pentagon this morning and what does this deal do and what does it not do? well del if you woke up in syria this morning you might not notice much difference and, in f ....
pope francis and archbishop of the russian orthodox church. the conflict hasn t finished. i personally believe the ukrainian military are needed. a year afterward. the minsk ceasefire. and the riots in athens by bailout lenders. good evening i m antonio mora. this is al jazeera america cps international new snews hour. tonight, we begin with bashar al-assad says he supports the effort to bring about a ceasefire in his country but he vows to retake all of his country no matter how hard it takes. russia s prime minister offered some advice. dimitri medvedev warned about sending forces into syria, doing so i.t. could spark another world war. for now it s mainly syria s war backed up by grim numbers, more than 11% of the pre-war population has either been killed or wounded in the past five years. assad says the fighting could continue for a long time. translator: we have fully believed in negotiations, and in political action, since the beginning of this crisis. ....
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there you go. i think we will have to move from here. we are getting tear gassed. the al jazeera correspondent tear gassed by israeli forces during a live broadcast. celebrations and a show of force, north korea s ruling party marks its 70th anniversary. and the samborins in zimbabwe at the international street carnival. in sports, scotland survive a scare to stay alive in the world cup. putting them sending japan out of the tournament. two suicide bombers are thought to have been behind two deadlyplosions in the turkish capitol, anklera, the figure at the moment is at least 95 deaths, another 246 people injured when the blast went off near the city s train station. turkey s government said it s treating it all as a terror attack and announced three days of mourning. the pro-kurdish people s democratic party said the blast specifically targeted its members who were taking part in that rally. jamal aishayal reports. reporter: calls for peace drowned by the soun ....