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country. especially for the nation s young people. plus, world leaders meet to ponder the fate of i.s.i.l. they look for new ways to crush the armed group, particularly as it rises up in libya. the topic of tonight s week ahead. world leaders are gathering over concern that north korea could be developing nuclear weapons programs. the united nations security council held an emergency meeting today after pyongyang launched a rocket. they say it put the entire world at risk. north korea claims the launch was part of a peaceful space programme, but diplomats think it was a secret missile test. the u.s. is now leading the charge to quickly impose new sanctions on north korea. al jazeera s gabriel elizonda has more from u.n. headquarters in new york while north korea insists the launch was an effort to put a payload in orbit. that has not been the concern of critics, it s the potential for north korea to use the rocket technology to launch a nuclear weapon. base explains ....
jerm strugglgermany struggle toe issue. taking action. the u.s. and south korea plan talks on antimissile systems in response to north korea s rocket launch. signs of hope. more survivors including an eight-year-old have been pulled from the rubble three days after an earthquake hit taiwan. good evening, i m antonio mora, this is al jazeera america s international news hour. tonight we begin with new allegations of atrocities in syria. the new u.n. report says the syrian government subjects its citizens to unmitigated acts of violence. assad s force he are moving forward with their fight against aleppo. germany and turkey to vow to end the fighting in syrian. german chancellor angela merkel said the issue in syria left her appalled and horrified. kristin saloomey reports. systematically in syrian detention facilities amounting to war crimes. the mass scale of deaths of detainees suggest the government of syrian is a crime against humanity because these deaths ha ....
their votes right at midnight and have done since 1960, welcome to your world this morning i m stephanie sy. i m del walters. and new hampshire officials say they expect a record number of ballots to be cast today and likely cast the mark set in 2008 and al jazeera is live in manchester, new hampshire and mike several candidates there say they need a strong show just to stay in the race today. reporter: that is right and if the polls are believed to come in the race and the first ballot is being cast already in new hampshire donald trump will wake away and this is new hampshire and the polls are unreliable and a lot of last-minute politicking going on and undivided voters up to the eve of the election especially on the republican side this will be make or break. lost momentums from saturday. reporter: rubio needs new hampshire and he seemed to be on the rise here after a third strong place finish in iowa. then came saturday night and blistering attack at the l ....
right. gravitational waves in space do exist. the stand off in oregon, today, the four remaining holdouts at the national wildlife refuge, with that, the anti-government protest was over about six weeks after it began on january 2nd. allen schauffler has been covering it from the start. and he joins us from burns, oregon. and allen, how are the people reacting? they have had meetings about this, and it s finally over, and is there a sense of relief? reporter: yeah, a considerable sense of relief, but also considerable anguish in this town. it has been a rough way to start the year for the people who live here in hardin county. when the protesters took over the wildlife refuge, they said that they were doing it in support of ranchers who had served prison terms, and management practices and called for the federal government to give back land to private landowners. they wanted that movement to spread to the entire west. it has been very difficult here in burns. the fb ....
that s ambitious, but everybody is determined to move as rapidly as possible to try to achieve this. this will apply to any and all parties in syria, with the exception of the terrorist organizations, daesh and al-nusra. kerry said the agreement will allow immediate access to besieged areas in syria. more from james bayes in munich. reporter: well it was interesting that staffan de mistura, said he had been told by syrians we don t want more meetings about meetings. we want action. have they come up with action? i don t know. i think it will be debated. because they have come up with the decision to create a rask force. they say that will meet very, very soon, it will take place in geneva and they say there will be action on getting humanitarian supplies to those hard to reach and besieged areas soon, by monday. the second task force is to deal with the issue of a ceasefire, although they are now not using that term which was in the original u.n. resolution. they ar ....