al shabaab has claimed responsibility once again but as happened last time around, when al shabaab claimedesponsibility, the government came out with a network. all of this is adding to the since of confusion and fear. the opposition in this country is proposing dialogue with the government on security and, also, corruption, other big issues in the country. they are saying if the government doesn't talk to them, they will hold a rally on monday called sabasaba or 7-7. this is just adding to political tension and, also, ethnic and tribal tension in the country. and some people are actually leaving their homes because they are so afraid. susan midoli is waiting. she wants to get her four children, the family sofa and all of her belongings on to one of these buses. but they are full. many of the people leaving are from western kenya 7 years ago after a protested presidential election, they were among the many victims of violence. >> i have decided to leave because i remember how bad 2007 got. i feel threatened, and i am worried all the time. when a snick bites you once, you don't want it to b

. >> fighters from al-shabaab say they have seized control of the compound before security officials managed to repel the assault. at least nine attackers were killed. the president was not reported to be in the building at the time of the attack. >> al-shabaab militants are also reported to be behind a series of attacks in neighboring kenya. >> police say they set fire to a wildlife reserve. other attacks last month and over this past weekend killed nearly 90 people. >> an official in kenya says the government is not doing enough to prevent such killings. they have staged a rally to protest. >> several thousand people gathered at this park in central nairobi. they accuse the president of not doing enough to ensure security after a spate of attacks by militants. they have failed in protecting the kenyans who were killed like animals, and then they come here where citizens are free and have no insecurity and stay here in the name of protecting us. >> on the coast of the weekend, at least 29 people were killed. the somali militant group says it carried out the attacks as part of effort

they are accused of transferring money to the foreign terrorist organization al-shabaab. they are conducting a violent campaign. prosecutors say she was the leader of an al-shabaab fundraising conspiracy operation. >>> well, we are now just one day away from the opening of metro's silver line. the trains have been running empty all week but that changes tomorrow when passengers can hop on for the first time. and east into largo, maryland. the trains will begin rolling at noon after a ceremony at the wheelie avenue station. it's one of five new stops along the line. and on monday morning, starting at 4:25, we will have team coverage from several locations across the metro system for silver line's first rush hour. now before you hop on, you really have to check out our silver line guide. and that information on parking, kiss and ride and buses everything you need to know. just go to our website. that's wusa9.com. >>> well, there are several new developments today on air algerie flight that crashed yesterday. and as wendy gillette reports investigators believe none of the 11

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second heavily armed militants raided a trading center in the village of hindi is the misc group al-shabaab says it was behind both attacks. part of a warehouse has collapsed in southern india killing eleven people including four women and a child heavy rains caused a wall to fall down as laborers were working nearby and of the building collapse just eight days ago in the same state claiming sixty one lives. now experience biggest ever warship got a royal seal of approval in scotland this week named after her majesty the queen elizabeth is the first of two naval vessels being built at a cost of over ten billion dollars but with the yes no referendum on scottish independence looming opinions are divided about the future of the pivotal royal navy naval base is currently located there and we looked at the possible implications with two military experts. should scotland separate the remains of the u.k. will still have defense forces all i would say is that if you have a single unit three force and you split it into two parts then it inevitably costs money to set up the other part with all the a

prosecutors say she was the leader of an al-shabaab fund raising. muna osman jama. >>> thousands of people were late for work this morning. this happened in alexandria, virginia where commuters complained someone forgot to paint lines on the road while realigning the lanes for construction last night. you could see how that would be a problem. scott broom is live with what drivers and v-dot have to say about this today. scott? >> reporter: the workers who are realigning these lanes last night just didn't get to it. they were unable to finish and they left a section of the roadway about a thousand feet unmarked overnight last night. as you just reported, what a complaint to the morning commute today. delays well past rush hour between little river turnpike and seminary road as roads were closed to fix the foulup. orange barrels helping drivers navigate where crews shifting lanes for a construction project overnight simply failed to paint the lines needed to mark a left hand boundary. >> it is wasting gas and my time. >> reporter: resulting in confusi

incident heavily armed militants raided a trading center in the village of hindi the islamist group al-shabaab says it was behind both attacks bad weather to tell you about here rain the storm is a battered eastern china into sunday it's caused landslides and cut off into sections at least one person has been confirmed dead that number could rise as rescue teams are still assessing the affected areas earlier in the week heavy downpours submerged streets and caused traffic chaos in the north and south of the country. before engineers are believed to have been kidnapped in libya amid the deteriorating security situation in the country or saturday night security forces and armed militias engaged in street battles in tripoli one soldier was reportedly killed fighting between pro-government forces and various armed groups has been on the rise since the downfall of colonel gadhafi in twenty eleven. britain's biggest ever warship go to all seal of approval in scotland this last week named after her majesty the queen elizabeth is the first of two naval vessels being built at a cost of over ten billion

hasast africa, al-shabaab largely controlled somali for a long time, is on the back foot. , in they very violent heavily mall attacks, populated resort areas previous tracking capability. they don't control nearly as much of somalia as they used to. >> in general there was a sense after we kill bin laden they were in decline. we had beaten them. did we miscalculate? what should we do with these new challenges? challenges of al qaeda is it is not an hierarchical organization. franchises, regional franchises are quite lethal. while they are guided by a , they resource themselves differently. they sometimes conduct themselves differently. was ae killed bin laden good thing. that certainly was detrimental to al qaeda. it doesn't necessarily translate operational effect for these regional organizations. >> one of those regional organizations is in nigeria. boko haram. what is their relationship? >> i don't know. it is a little unclear. they certainly have some time some common ideology. there is not a formal affiliation it went well boko haram and al qaeda as there is between some others, suc

she is one of five people charged with sending money to the al qaeda linked al-shabaab insurgency. the defendants described -- disguised the money as living expenses. days awayjust a two from the long anticipated opening of the silver line. >> we are hearing more about the takeover of phase one of the line. john gonzalez speaks to the head of metro. i watched the construction. >> the countdown has reached the final hours. spring hill station, crews are sweet -- street sweeping and running tests on the trains. it connects reston to tysons corner. five new stops. ron dixon plans to ride starting monday. cut out rush-hour traffic, even though you may have to pay a little bit more. i would like to see it underground. goodnk it is going to be for the community, overall. >> harking will be at a premium. station,ring hill there is only a small kiss and ride. lots, no parking garages. that is the idea. >> it is intended to get more cars off the road. this week has been a challenge for riders. >> i don't live near a metro, so it will not benefit me much, unless other people who live around

. >> they don't have the resources to take the fight to al shabaab. >> more bureaus, more stories. >> this is where the typhoon came ashore. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> we wanted to talk to more people who'd worked these jobs. but to do so, we had to go far outside the war, where they could speak more openly. we found them in the rural heartland of southern india, in the state of tamil nadu. >> the main issue when we talk about trafficking - we can call it as bonded labor - it all starts because they have to pay an amount to get that job. >> sindhu kavinamannil used to work for a subcontractor in kuwait. now she advocates on behalf of migrant laborers. over the last eight years, she has interviewed hundreds of contract workers in iraq and afghanistan. >> debt will make you work anywhere. it doesn't matter if it's a war zone, doesn't matter if you're

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that's the reston woman we are talking about is accused of raising money for al-shabaab. terrorist group in somalia. $50 here, $100 at a time. the suspect from reston faces more than 20 counts on each count carries up to 15 years in prison. we will bring you more details as they become vail and always on wusa9.com. reporting live, jim osmond, wusa9. >>> let's get to a happy ending to the story of a missing toddler tonight. we are doing some stories all the time about our bring them home mission and thanks to a picture broadcast on our news, you helped to bring one little girl home. >> i'm bruce leshan in landover where some quick thinking workers helped. >> i was like that is the same guy that left the store. >> reporter: one tip can bring a child home and that is what happened in landover. police were desperately looking for 29-year-old darrell parker who when presented with a court order tuesday giving his baby's mother custody of the little girl allegedly took off with the toddler leaving the mother pleading for help at the southern avenue metro station. >> as he came

the somali militant group al-shabaab have claimed responsibility for two gun attacks this weekend which killed at least 29 people on the coast of kenya. it is the laces -- latest incident to highlight the deadly threat posed by the group and highlights rising tensions which are threatening kenya's valuable tourist industry. more than 60 women and girls kidnapped last month by boko haram are reported to have escaped, that according to forces in northeast borno state. security forces are working with vigilante groups in an attempt to free the women, about 200 of whom are still being held i the islamist group. afghan presidential candidate toullah abdullah is said refuse results to be announced on monday. in last month's vote, his rival, who reported to have gained at least one million votes extra, says the result is fair and must not be further delayed. talks are underway between the two candidates. threaten totions trigger further on stability as u.s.-led troops move out. shevardnadze has died. he was aged 86. his spokeswoman said he had died after a long illness. e swept across the inte

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particularly on the coast we've seen a series of attacks that al-shabaab has claimed responsibility for, but hi police has blamed local groups for the violence there. they are demanding that the government do more to protect them, but at the same time they want peace in the country as well. all of this is having a big impact on kenya's economy. >> pope francis has met with a group of sexual abuse victims by priests and has asked for their forgiveness. it's the first time that the pope has held such a meeting. >> reporter: in a private chapel near his officials residents the pope held mass and then met with victims of abuse one by one. it's taken 20 years for such a meeting to take place in the vatican. there were tears and high emotion. according to the official communique the pope toll the six before god and these people i express sorrow for the grave crimes of sexual abuse committed against you, and i humbly ask forgiveness. >> reporter: people do nothin --but it will do nothing to placate sexual abuse organizations in europe and the united states and called it a public relations stun

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islamist militants from al-shabaab famed responsibility for the bombing, one of several recent attacks in the capital. earlier, they warned they would step up attacks during the holy month of ramadan. isiso iraq now where rebels have released footage of of theirieved or dash leader giving a sermon to followers in the northern city of-- have released footage their leader giving a sermon to followers in the northern city of mosul. his forces have conquered large areas of northern iraq. last week, they declared the establishment of a new islamic state. in afghanistan, taliban insurgents turned the parking lot into an inferno after they torched some 200 fuel tankers near the capital, kabul. so far, there are no reports of injuries. the taliban and the trucks carried fuel meant for u.s.-nato-led forces. >> a sea of fire on the capital. insurgents fired rockets at the trucks, which supplied tool -- fuel for nato forces. firefighters battled the flames for hours. the taliban has claimed responsibility for the attacks. the nearly 200 tankers were parked on the outskirts of kabul. drivers looke

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second heavily armed militants raided a trading center in the village of hindi islam is a group al-shabaab says it was behind both attacking us. now to try and spurred jobs and businesses were often told to buy local kind of tricky though in this globalized world but one frenchman well he tried to give it a go in a culture of i went to find out how it fared surviving solong french products for almost a year. how frank skin a person really in this day in age the answer is ninety six point nine percent if you ask french journalist karl the put a ten month ban on anything for most of those things but also the rules of this experience were to get rid of everything that was not french and only use products that got most of their added value on french soil with an average salary of one thousand eight hundred euros a month i found myself in a situation where i had to buy everything again including furniture inspired by a government plea to stick to french products to stem the country's decades long industrial decline the problem is that there aren't many products left these days that are purely f

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s were in session al-shabaab islam is militants admitting to carrying out the attack this may at least ten people were killed when the group targeted the same site. in afghanistan at least four hundred oil tanker trucks carrying fuel were destroyed by fire the blaze started in a parking depot used by trucks delivering nato supplies the taliban says it carried out the attack. according to egypt has given life sentences to muslim brotherhood spiritual leader and thirty six of its members found guilty of inciting violence after last year's coup that toppled president morsy judges also upheld death sentences for ten other party leaders egypt's army back government has been cracking down on the group for more than a year jailing thousands and killing hundreds of protesters in the streets. pro and anti immigration activists squared off at the u.s. border patrol station in the town of maria california awaiting for the arrival of another one hundred forty families without documents from central america residents made headlines this week after they blocked three buses with immigrants most of th

heavily armed militants raided the trading center in the village of hindi because the ms group al shabaab says it was behind both attacks bad weather here rain storms battering eastern china into sunday it's caused landslides and cut off roads at least one person has been confirmed dead that number could rise the fear is rescue teams are still trying to assess the affected areas earlier in the week heavy downpours submerged treats and calls traffic chaos in the north and in the south of the country. three foreign engineers are believed to have been kidnapped in libya amid the deteriorating security situation in the country on saturday night security forces now engaged in street battles in tripoli one soldier was reportedly killed fighting between pro government forces and various armed groups has been on the rice since the downfall of colonel gadhafi in twenty. one you see fingertips twenty four seven and r t dot com next an r.t. international expose the dark side of doctors involved in the torture and abuse of detainees an issue in the u.k. good evening good story of a tight knit communi

s were in session al-shabaab islam is militant say they carried out the attack earlier this year at least ten people were killed when the group targeted same site. in afghanistan at least four hundred oil tanker trucks carrying fuel have been destroyed by fire the blaze started in a parking depo used by said trucks delivering supplies to nato the taliban said it carried out that attack. a quarter of egypt's given life sentences to the muslim brotherhood spiritual leader and thirty six of its members they were found guilty of inciting violence after last year's coup toppled president mohamed morsy judges also upheld death sentences for ten other party leaders egypt's army backed government's been cracking down on the group for over a year jelly thousands and killing hundreds of protesters in the streets. after hosting the twenty fourteen winter olympics the russian black sea resort of sochi is now trying its hand that formula one next this october will become the first russian city to stage an f one grand prix harvey visited the racetrack to see if everything's up to speed. the race is on

al-qaeda linked militants from the al shabaab group attacked the presidential palace in somalia's capital militants who reportedly captured part of the building have now been removed by security forces the president was not there at the time there have been regular attacks in the city since twenty eleven with four people dying in a car bombing on saturday. powerful typhoon has bothered japan's okinawa island chain causing waves on drenching rain up to five hundred thousand people being told to seek shelter and least one person has been killed the storm caused massive power outages forced schools to close on triggered flight cancellations warnings of potential flooding and heavy downpours have also been issued for japan's western mainland. and the british chief executive of a partner company has been detained by brazilian police as part of an investigation into illegal to could see in this last week more than ten other people were detained on the queues that belonging to an international gang which resells world cup tickets police say the gang could have operated up to four tournaments mak

second heavily armed militants raided a trading center in the village of the hindi islamist group al-shabaab saying it was behind both attacks. foreign engineers thought to have been kidnapped in libya admitted to tearing security situation there saturday night security forces and armed militias engaged in street battles in tripoli one soldier reportedly killed fighting between government forces and various armed groups on the rise since the downfall of colonel gadhafi in twenty eleven. a long distance swimmer attacked by a great white shark off california's manhattan beach pier one of the u.s. busiest beaches the victim who survived was bitten by the two metre long predator after it apparently became agitated about trying to free itself from a fishing hook us pacific coast has one of the world's highest concentrations are great whites attacks are rare. and japan's ruling parties agreed to lift a self-imposed ban on overseas military operations for the first time since world war two the decision to change the constitution provoked a wave of protests the video you're about to see contains gra

second heavily armed militants raid the training center in the village of hindi islamist group al-shabaab says it was behind both attacks. foreign engineers believe kidnapped in libya i mean the deteriorating security situation there saturday night security forces and armed militias engaged in street battles in tripoli one soldier reportedly killed fighting between pro-government forces and various armed groups have been on the rise since the downfall of the khadafi regime in two thousand and eleven. a long distance swimmer attacked by a great white shark off california's manhattan beach pier one of the u.s. is biggest beach is the victim who survived was bitten by the two metre long predator after apparently became agitated trying to free itself from a fishing hook us pacific coast as one of the greatest concentrations of the great white sharks but attacks are rare. how do you spot a potential terrorist it's easy for the u.s. national security agency they say all it takes is to start using online privacy tools like this one that will land you on the n.s.a. blacklist if you visit this ger

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second heavily armed militants raided the trading center in the village of hindi the islamist group al-shabaab says it was behind both attacks. more headlines at the top of the next worlds apart looks at america's withdrawal from afghanistan and how it could affect an already unstable region. when people talk about human rights violations usually involve some pro western protestors getting beaten up and responsible mainstream media is usually to bomb somebody somewhere so good thing they haven't picked up a story from detroit that the u.n. is calling a human rights violation residents of the motor city or the former border city who are headed fifty dollars or more by. kind on their water bills are getting their water shut off completely the water and sewage department is five billion dollars in debt and that is a justification to crack down on deadbeats on the surface the seems like an open and shut case of course everyone has the right to water especially detroit which is near a huge bodies of fresh water that other cities could only dream of but on the other hand if the poor don't pay for wa

the second incident heavily armed militants raided a trading center with hindi the islamist group al-shabaab says it was behind both attacks there. brainstorms about in eastern china and the sunday it's called landslides it's cut off into sections at least one person's been confirmed dead but that number could rise as rescue teams are still assessing the affected areas earlier in the week heavy downpours again submerged streets and cause traffic chaos in the north and south of the country. three foreign engineers are believed have been kidnapped in libya amid the deteriorating security situation there on saturday night security forces now armed militias engaged in street battles in tripoli one soldier was reportedly killed fighting between pro-government forces and various armed groups has been on roy since the fall of colonel gadhafi and twenty eleven. how do you spot a potential terrorist well parity is easy for america's national security agency all it takes is to start using online privacy tools like this one. you get on the n.s.a.'s blacklist as soon as you visit this german base networ

. >> they don't have the resources to take the fight to al shabaab. >> more bureaus, more stories. >> this is where the typhoon came ashore. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> time for sport. >> getting ready to go through the ordeal of their first public appearance following their 7-1 defeat by germany in the semifinals. in an hour's time the host nation will be playing one of the stranger international fixtures. brazil taking on the netherlands for the rights to be remembered as the third best team th. coach scalari said that this should not overshadow what the team has done. >> i cannot see how people can only look at the result of just one match. if work is good there is not a fatality, a disaster that is going to change it, but i don't want to apologize or defend what happened. it doesn't interest me. what interests me is making it to the final, and i

. >> they don't have the resources to take the fight to al shabaab. >> more bureaus, more stories. >> this is where the typhoon came ashore. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the growing controversy. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> why did so many of these people choose to risk their lives? >> antonio mora, award winning and hard hitting. >> people are dying because of this policy... >> there's no status quo, just the bottom line. >> but what is the administration doing behind the scenes? >> real perspective, consider this on al jazeera america top of the hour. >> after a year of fierce debates testify ns acerola vance program as new independent board concluded this week, that at least one of the agencies programs. targeting foreigners overseas is not just lawful,

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. >> they don't have the resources to take the fight to al shabaab. >> more bureaus, more stories. >> this is where the typhoon came ashore. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now this. >> did dracula have it right? the fictional vampire fed on the blood of others. and it kept him vibrant. >>> older mice could be kept young by infusions of blood from younger mice, improving memory and learning. dr. amy majorrers is a professor of stem sel cell and regenera tf biology. could you explain the basis of the experiment with mice and what you found? >> thank you, sure, i would be happy to. we were searching for substances in the bloodstream that might affect the ability of tissues to retain themselves or repair themselves after injury. we found a protein called gdf 11 abundant in the

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. >> an attack by the armed group al-shabaab has killed many in mogadishu. it promised to step up attacks during the holy month of ramadan. >>> in kabul the taliban has claimed responsibility for attacks. it climbs trucks were supplying fuel to foreign forces. >>> police in india have clashed with supporters of the ruling in the northern state. party leaders were arrested when they attempted to defy a band attending a religious festival. the similar gathering last year ended in riots and dozens ever people were killed or injured. but enraged supporters battled police leading to more arrests. >> i have been told 62 people have been arrested for instigated violence. the situation is under control but we can't claim the situation is normal because tension is prevailing. >> human rights groups have condemned greece over its treatment of illegal migrants. reports of poor sanitation and beatings have surfaced from those kept in detention. what's worse is that greece appears to be confining people for longer than the law actually allows. in speaking to migrants the

. >> this kind of explosion always comes from al-shabaab, and the only investigation taking place at the moment, and i don't know what kind--it's killing innocent civilians and i would like to say that the government of somalia will continue hunting and bringing those into justice. we will not allowed all terrorist groups to continue to kill other people. al-shabab is creating fear, and the somalis are strong enough to make sure that that this will not continue. >> still in the news hour. in los angeles this roadside beat something caught on camera. plus-- [♪ music ] >> personality is taking precedence over policy in indonesia's presidential campaign. >>> and in sport they qualify for their fourth consecutive cup semifinals. >> security has been tightened in the chinese region o ahead of the anniversary where many were killed. we have these reports. >> reporter: the wounds of five years ago have yet to fully heal. in a neighborhood this group o is not allowed to talk. >> they won't allow me to talk to you. what do i do. >> by they he means the police. >> as officers surround him he s