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mainstream politics. and benjamin netanyahu said his plan to surround israel with a fence t is to protect it from predatory animals. first, let s bring you breaking news coming in from nigeria. as many as 70 people have been killed by a twin suicide-bomb attack by a camp in northern nigeria. thlet s speak to ahmed idres who joins us on the phone. what more can you tell us? well, it happened on a tuesday morning. there was a suicide attack on the camp and a lot of people were killed, as many as 70 people, some who died from the severity officials there are telling us they have been evacuated and now the military has not confronted, and neither did security benefits there. this is coming from officials in the area that confronted the officials in the area. yes, it happened, it was a twin suicide attack. the violence involving the group here. are fingers pointing, any real discussion about whether they re behind this? yes, they have stepped up attacks on the statio ....
in the wave of discontent, and republicans field narrows. robin adams tracking the big sports stories for you. coming up, kenyan athletics at another controversy. the ceo has been accused of soliciting bribes. reports that russia has proposed a cease-fire for syria to begin on march 1st. it comes as health workers say hospitals near the front line in northern syria are under attack and overwhelmed with victims of russian airstrikes in support of the government. the red cross says the up surge in violence has displaced 50,000 people most of them in northern areas of aleppo province. adding to the misery it also says the water supply system has been cut in the city of aleppo. this as the u.s. comes under pressure to do more with its policy over syria the feares the russian airstrikes are its looking at carrying out humanitarian help. the intensity of the government campaign is continuing, and now the bombs are falling in villages not far from a border town that is ....
great again. two outsiders ride to victory in new hampshire on a wave of discontent and the republican field narrows. reports that russia has proposed the cease-fire for syria to begin on march 1st. it comes as health workers say that hospitals near the front line in northern syria are under attack and overwhelmed with the russian airstrikes in support of the government. the red cross says that the on surge in violence has now displaced an estimated 50,000 people, most of them in northern areas of aleppo province. adding to the misery it says that the water supply system has been cut in the city of aleppo itself. and this as the u.s. comes under pressure to do more as it s policy over syria is attacked from all sides. the fiercest criticism comes from president erdogan who said that the u.s. support has turned the region into a sea of blood. they re looking at carrying out humanitarian air drops. we have this report now on the worsening humanitarian crisis. fever am ....
the cosmos says einstein was right about gravitational waves. i m robin adams in doha and stories coming up including iaa president and fight the decision and its sponsor ship deal with athletics following resent corruption scandals. talks have started in munich aimed at revising the floundering syria peace process and u.s. secretary of state john kerry and sergei fedorov are hosting discussions and said a ceasefire to start on the first of march but the u.s. says it will push for the ceasefire to begin immediately. meanwhile on the ground there is continued fighting near syria s border with turkey in the latest battles they captured an air base which was originally controlled by the syrian military before it was seized by rebels. elsewhere nato defense ministers meeting in brussels agreed to send war ships to the aegean sea to stop smuggling refugees and migrants to europe and lots to get through first and we will start in munich and speak to our editor james base ....
abusive behavior. also this hour. farmers fight with police in athens, furious about being forced to pay taxes. kenyan athletics in a race against time. they face expulsion from the olympics, if it doesn t prove that it is tackling doping. it s hoped that food, medicine, and shelter will be delivered a week from now to syrians who are desperate for aid after an agreement between word powers. the deal was reached after marathon talks in germany, but there won t be a complete ceasefire or end to russian bombing. russian air strikes reportedly killed 18 people in homs. we have correspondent covering all signeds of this story. first let s go to zana hoda. zana, tell us first how this agreement is being received. will the forces on the ground agree to a cessation of hostilities? reporter: well many syrians will welcome any agreement that will relieve the suffering on the ground. there is a humanitarian crisis, and it s not just the people who were recently displace ....