. >> two have been killed in gunfire in a camp in southern lebanon. it happened in a camp near the port city. one of the men killed belonged to the palestinian president's fatah movement >>> new satellite images from north korea suggests it's upgraded rocket launch facility. >> it studied photos it took. there are no signs north korea is preparing to launch a rocket. neighbouring south korea believes that will happen in october. >> president obama wrapped up his 5-day trip to africa with blunt words. he drew cheers on his efforts. they were in the ethiopian capital. >> reporter: it was the first ever address by a u.s. president to the 54-member african union. and president obama did not disappoint. it was criticism of african leaders that remain in leadership beyond their limit. >> when a leader tries to change the rules in the middle of the game to stay in office, it risks instability and strife. as we have seen in burundi. >> this is often the first step down a perilous pass. -- path. obama singled out burundi's president pierre nkurunziza's bid for

because there are a hundred thousand hezbollah rockets focused on israel from southern lebanon. and they have been put there by hezbollah, which is a terror proxy of iran. you can see why where you sit is where you stand. but in terms of what the american reaction should be, i'm hoping the administration puts this in a context. it is a transactional deal not a transformational deal as rob litvav a scholar here and vice president for scholars puts it. so what is the transformation we're seeking? what is the strategy for the mideast? and how will this deal help us achieve our interests in the mideast which include obviously stopping isil, stabilizing syria and hoping that the government in iraq survives as the pluralist democratic government. >> let me get your reaction valley. i think the white house very much hopes it is transformational and puts iran towards a path of moderation. what is your thought? >> at its core this is an arms control deal. a transactional deal that is about limiting military and nuclear capability of a country's capability in exchange for sanctions relief

region and says that iran is a destabilizing force in places like yemen and places like iraq and southern lebanon indeed syria and saudi arabia's concern is by lifting these sanctions and effectively giving iran access to 100 billion and allowing the economy to come out of these punishing sanctions that it will become an even stronger force within the region so the u.s. defense secretary no doubt will try to calm fears that this is an issue. >> okay thank you for that update from west jerusalem. now banks have reopened in greece for the first time in three weeks but it's not business as usual. bank customers are no longer limited to 60 euros a day and now able to withdrawal up to 420 euros per week but they are not able to cash checks and only able to deposit them and people will not be able to transfer cash abroad with their credit or cash cards only make purchases. the athens stock market is still closed until further notice and value-added tax has risen, making a cup of coffee or a bus ride even more expensive and mohamed is at a bank in athens and he sent this report. >> reporter: with banks

what was it like for young growth growing up in the hills of southern lebanon. melissa parents lifelike. arabic speaking questions in the muslim majority land. i asked the same questions about the treatment about my father who never knew us. and one from a catholic orphanage in the center of boston to the cold forests of northern maine whereas the boy he works among men. i wondered about his parents. much has been written about irish immigrants who succeeded in this new land little about the many who failed. their lives often whereas hardin baronet rock formations on the west coast of ireland. had that been the fate of my grandparents and their parents. i'm a recent flight across the atlantic i saw the sun rising in dublin as the plane touched down. i was drowsy but my mind was awake with thoughts dreams fantasies about those whose blood is now mine. and then i thought of stories familiar stories that always make me smile when they come to my mind. i was at a reception in my honor at a resort hotel just below the border between northern ireland and ireland. a br

southern syria. violence has been ongoing for the past six days. the strategic route links the region the border of lebanono the outskirts of the syrian capital, damascus. >>> china's food minister says the country will be self sufficient in the next ten years. however, after a string of scandals at least 13 chinese babies died from contaminated poweredderred milk. two years ago the meat be system was scrutinized. be contaminated meat be found its away into meat sold by mcdonald's and burger king. philippines is running tests on synthetic rice allegedly made in china from potatoes and plastic. lack of trust in the food industry peens means that organic foods are turning up all over. marga ortigas has the story. >> seasonal vegetables without use of fertilizers or pesticides and visitors are welcome to see it for themselves. >> translator: the real reason we founded the farm is that food safety had become a very serious problem in china. >> reporter: so serious that people here are encouraged to do more than just buy organic products. for less than 300 u.s. dollars they can lease 30 square meters of land an