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the revenant starring leonardo dicaprio wins big at the baftas turkey continues to shell kurdish fighters inside its territory, syria has appealed to the u.n. security council to intervene. the turkish prime minister has said his country will keep pounding kurdish positions. these pictures show turkish forces shelling the y.p.g. fighters close to azaz district in the north. ankara that is. they want the y.p.g. to withdraw from the areas that they ve captured in this area. the y.p.g. who also have the support of the u.s. are refusing. they say they will push back any advance from i.s.i.l. france has joined the u.s. in urging turkey to stop the bombing. syrian forces continue their push for aleppo city backed by russian air strikes. this apparently shows the aftermath of an air strike on the districts of two areas. an entire building kal appearsd kal opposited here. president of russia says it has no plans to have the military presence in syria forever. he was speaking i ....
migrants who have arrived here alone in the past year. hello, we begin with a series of airstrikes across syria with the majority taking operation close to its northern border with turkey. in the town of azaz, 14 were killed when missiles hit a children s hospital, a school and other locations. turkey is blaming russia for the attack. doctors without borders says a clinic has been destroyed in idlib province, killing seven. the medical group said either syrian government or russian forces are responsible. in aleppo, this video apparently shows the aftermath of an air strike on the district, an entire building collapsed. crossing over to our correspondent zeina hodor joining us from the turkey, syria border. tell us why there seems to be an escalation on the northern border between syria and turkey. well, yes, doreen, like you mentioned, an m.s.f. health supported agency has been destroyed. multiple airstrikes is what we understand, doctors without border confirming ....
stockholm. kids and teenagers out of options, trying to somehow keep going. mohammed jamjoom, al jazeera, stockholm, sweden. our coverage continues on tuesday with another reform from mohammed jamjoom. coming up on tuesday i gain exclusive access to a center for uncomploind chilunaccompanied cn sweden. now a baby girl who suffered serious burns at a offshore refugee camp is now at a center of a row, doctors in brisbane have refused to discharge asher. protests have now erupted outside of the hospital in support of the doctors and the baby s family. naru is used by australia as a holding area for refugees. the baby has healed quite well. for last couple of weeks she has been distressed by the injuries of the baby, and that turned into distress of the prospect of returning to naru. she s completely overwhelmed and feeling so much better. india s high court is set to decide whether a student should be arrestfo arrested for sediti. divya gopalan reports. classro ....
days. the election. pope francis celebrates mass in the country s poorest estate. berlin film festival, iranian moirs showing how life is like amovies showing how life is lik. and michel platini shows injustice. hello there, a warm welcome to this hour of news. we begin of course in syria. where the civil war appears to be entering a potentially more dangerous phase. a wave of air strikes on schools and hospitals has left at least 50 civilians dead. the strikes hit four hospitals, two in azaz, on the turkish border an of and two in the idlib problem province, blamed russia. doctors without borders says a hogs it supports was, quote, deliberately hit by air strikes in idlib province. these strikes come despite an agreement last week by russia and other world powers to a pause in hostilities. that deal has been further weakened in comments made by president assad in the last hour. he said a truce doesn t mean each side had to stop using weapons. more on that statement ....
the passing of supreme court justice antonin scalia has left the political world divided. his death on saturday immediately set off a fight over who will pick his replacement. president obama is saying he will, but mitch mcconnell says not so fast. reporter: good evening, tony, the sudden death of justice scalia has translated into gridlock in washington. justice scalia remains are now in the washington area, arriving from texas in a snow storm during the night. almost from the moment of his passing, the fight over his replacement has been escalating, now becoming an epic political struggle that could leave the supreme court with just eight justices for at least a year. republicans want to turn the election on a kind of referendum on who should sit on the court, and insits that any nomination put forward by president obama should be blocked. ted cruz promises to filibuster. the majority would effectively write the second amendment out on the constitution. reporter ....