caught some of them so that includes this one look for well thank you so much for speaking to us timothy count asked joining us from cairo with the latest on this attack i need the pair may have injured several tourists they spend more head on this news hour including christian communities living in fear we have an exclusive report from northern brook enough awesome past 10 years on trank as government commemorates the end of the civil war that's caught the nation and in sport the p.g.a. champion takes a 7 shot lead into the final round of this year's tournament the at will have all the action late. thursday u.s. navy has conducted exercises in the gulf that it say is out to highlight how effectively it can respond to potential threats they come as regional rivals iran and saudi arabia say they don't want to war saudi arabia's king solomon has called for 2 emergency summits involving gulf and arab leaders later this month to discuss the situation in the region while the saudi foreign ministry says the kingdom doesn't want to escalate tensions it says it will respond if iran chooses to engage i

tourism industry which is recovering from the 27 revolution and several attacks on foreign visitors timothy count asked from the terrier institute for middle east policy he explains why such attacks are damaging efforts to rebuild egypt's tourism sector. the psychological impact of the attack that can still be quite substantial is the 2nd time that a bus of tourists attacked and the last 6 months previously in december 28th it was the last time we saw that and so it will i think jaw a number of governments who have been lobbied by the if you government to withdraw sadly by streets for their citizens who are considering a visit egypt the number one suspect at this point will be ice so this really sickly they've been the primary actor that's been targeting civilians and orders with their attacks most of the other militant groups have focused on security forces in their operations and so in all likelihood it will come out speaking of isis however they don't always take responsibility for their attacks so there is a possibility that we won't know at all we're talking december 28th you know what respo

the latest attack and this attack comes as egypt's tourism industry is showing signs of revival timothy count us from the terrier institute for middle east policy says that recovery is now again in jeopardy. i think john governments. might be if you don't. live by streets for their citizens to work it's a very big debate each of them as i would be nice would have increased security and i think given the free. agent he starts a particular week. or last 6 months it's in part because stewart last i got to speak. with. all of the. expansiveness a security presence in the i'd like to sweep through any possible before they are native some of them so that in this one before when all. protest leaders in sudan say they will insist the civilian heads the new governing body at their talks with the military which are due to resume just about now the general suspended the last round of negotiations a few days ago demanding that them straight as we move roadblocks in the capital khartoum the military has ruled so than since president omar al bashir was deposed last month and insists the new ruling body be