And who else is fighting this war . We have our guests this evening right after this world news. But these are the headlines. Thousands of tunisians take to the streets, calling on the government to resign, this as National Dialogue is set to get underway. Barack obama is set to meet the pakistan Prime Minister for the first time, and he will likely bring up the horny issue of drone strikes. And the risk has been avoided. No mega fire in australia, but the fire is still burning across new south wales, and residents are told to be extremely vigilant create an in tunisia, there have been deadly clashes between the guard and the militants, at least 17 Police Officers killed and some militants. We understand that National Guard members were fired on as they approached a house in the hills in one village. That violence came as talks aimed at ending the countrys political crisis are set to get underway. We understand that the islamic government will confirm their resigning, and that is what
Lets take a look at what is making headlines this hour. Ensuring that the geneva peace talks will happen next month. But still no confirmation from the Syrian Opposition. A report by Amnesty International says cia drone attacks in pakistan are responsible for unlawful killings, some of which could amount to war crimes. This is going to be as bad as it gets. Why are fighters bracing themselves in australia for yet another horror day as they brace themselves on the outskirts of sydney. First, our top story and the pressure on for the Syrian Opposition to attend planned peace negotiations next month. The opposition is refusing to talk unless president assad steps down. Talks with members of the opposition with the aim of getting them to change their mind. Lets listen to what u. S. Secretary of state john kerry had to say. What we did today was increase our commitment to the convening of the geneva conference for the specific purpose of implementing the geneva one communique. We have agree
It is 9 00 p. M. In washington, d. C. , and we continue with our coverage of what has happened over the last couple of hours, including the Global Market reaction from the u. S. Debt issues. From wall street to hong kong to around the world. We will also look at our special focus on the United Nations World Food Day. We will be looking at global food waste and what countries are doing about it. Hearst, the United States will not go into default with just a few hours left before the deadline approaches. The u. S. Senate has voted to lift the u. S. Debt ceiling until february 7 of next year and reopen the government after 16 days of a partial shutdown. For more on what is happening, we go straight to mason king live for us in the newsroom. And looks at the u. S. Government will avoid default, specially after that overwhelming vote in the senate. We are now waiting for the u. S house ofeprentatives to vote. Even though the republicans got really nothing that they asked for, their leader j
Make. This putin tightening the screws tighter . If so, to what effect . We will be checking in on the media watch segment. Lets say hello once more to claire. U. S. Senators reach a last minute deal on raising the debt ceiling. Intensive and very important. That is how Catherine Ashton has described two days of talks on Irans Nuclear program. Frances expulsion of a teenager starts outrage across the country. She was detained by police in front of her classmates. First to the u. S. Where just hours before the midnight deadline senators have reached a deal on raising the borrowing limit. The fear was with no agreement the country might not be able to pay most of its bills. This would also and the partial Government Shutdown, which is in its third week. After weeks spent facing off, our country came to the brink of a disaster, but in the end political activists set aside their disagreements to prevent that disaster. I think the republican leader for his diligent efforts to reach this imp
In Parliament Since 1957. Will mutti or mummy remain as popular and hair in her third stint as chancellor . That is next in the debate. Lets begin the hour in the newsroom. Thank you. These are the headlines. Three militants killed during an operation to break the siege at nairobis nate Shopping Center. 10 arrests have been made. A dramatic fall from power. A court in egypt rules in favor of the comprehensive ban on the Muslim Brotherhoods activities. French basketball fans greet their heroes in paris. Weighing their first winning their first eurobasket title. And ridding the West Gate Shopping Center of militants. More than 10 arrests have been made in connection with the attack that started on saturday. Claims by also bob, some 62 people have been killed. As soon as the sun rose on monday, the sound of gunfire rang out. Exactly 48 hours after the initial attack. Several large explosions were heard coming from westgate Shopping Center. Thick black smoke is spewing for the building tha