. >> baroody plus president -- baroody plus president remains in tanzania. confusion reigns in the capital where more gunshots have been reported this morning. after a night of clashes between rival sections of the army. for more i am joined by duncan woodside's. reporter: the morning has been generally quiet after the heavy fighting that took place overnight. i have been out and about in the city with rfi taking a look around. i've been to the suburb, one of the protest strongholds. loyalist military to the government a few hundred meters away from dissident positions. we were talking to civilians. based -- they are wondering what is going on because a lot of radio stations have been shut down. the military were telling them they needed to move off the streets, indicating that they could possibly be re-engagement between the two sides. in the last 10 minutes we have heard gunfire and heavier fire perhaps grenades. that is sporadic at the moment. >> tell us more about who is lined up. reporter: the president launched a bid for a new term in office. the oppos

the president of baroody makes a triumphant -- of baroody make a triumphant return to the capital. >> in the neighborhoods where there was protest, there is fear. people have raised barricades to protect themselves. >> ♪ a sweet angel ♪ anchor: and remembering blues legend bb king, with some of the greatest -- one of the greatest guitarists of all time. ♪ anchor: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. sentenced to death that was the verdict handed down today for the boston marathon bomber, dzhokhar tsarnaev. the 21-year-old showed no remorse, according to the jury carrying out the assault that killed three and injured hundreds. the u.s. attorney said the ultimate penalty is a fitting punishment for this horrible crime. from boston, or north american editor starts our coverage. reporter: the finishing line of the boston marathon two years ago, and a scene of joy turns to horror. two pressure cooker bombs go off within 12 seconds of each other about 200 yards apart, killing three people, injuring 264 others. dzhokhar tsarnaev listen for 20 minutes a

baroody's president says elections will go ahead in june with his name on the ballot. but many say his bid for another term is unconstitutional. >> we will continue to protest until the day he agrees to step back from the elections. we will continue even though they want to finish us. until the last generation, we will fight. >> many fear the violence will get worse. over 100,000 people have fled randy to neighboring rwanda and tanzania. refugee camps are struggling to cope with the numbers. >> we arrived last night and we still don't have anything to eat. children don't have anything to eat. there's no sanitation here. it is very dirty. even if they gave us containers, we would fetch water. >> health workers say there has also been a cholera outbreak in the cap. for those affected by the unrest, the situation is becoming ever more dire. >> russia has tightened its grip on foreign ngos with a controversial law that would allow -- overwhelmingly approved the bill. it is likely to become law. ngos could be hit with fines and see their employees jailed if they are deemed

tonight, the picture is unclear, but whatever happens in baroody is a development that will send a message to other african leaders who may attempt to cling to power against the will of their people. katty: extraordinary pictures, and clearly a tense time in burundi. 40 people have the killed in a secretary and attack on a bus in -- on a secretary in attack on a bus in pakistan. many of the women and children -- many of those on the bus were women and children. the attack has been accredited to the islamic state. tackling the growing migrant crisis which has seen thousands of people drowned in the mediterranean. plans include immediate action to disrupt the activity of people smugglers. each u.n. country should take in a specified quota of the migrants. urging people to leave buildings in nepal that are in danger of falling down after the second earthquake in three weeks. the number that have died is expected to rise. then it epicenter of the quake was centered in several foothills of the malay is. justin has more. justin: just when nepal was beginning to get back to normal -- another huge

. >> on the ground in baroody, the fighting continues.nited nations emergency meeting to discuss the crisis on thursday. anchor: a very confusing situation in burundi. let's cross over to our correspondent, who joins from neighboring rwanda. first off, do we know who is in control of the capital right now? >> there is no reliable information. we do not know if the coup attempt was successful or not. there is no reliable source. both parties claim to be in power, but president nkurunziza just posted a new message on% twitter writing "i am congratulating the army and police, and congratulating the burundians for their patience." if it is true and they are back, it could give could regain power and maybe mobilize more soldiers. but we have to be careful. the airport was reportedly under rebel control and close. he may have left by car. the state broadcaster in the capital was the last station on air in burundi and became a key factor in the attempt. it is the only station that airs nationwide. if nkurunziza is back, he will try to get full c

fears are mounting over more unrest in baroody. -- mond -- burundi. the court has been the way for the controversial third form for the president. -- third term for the president. collect the country constitutional court held its ruling would persuade protesters such as these to go home. but they have no plans to back down. on the contrary -- x even if 1000 people are killed, we are not stopping the protests. if people in the capital city die, we will not stop the protests. if they kill anybody in this area, that is when they will have started the. we will make sure we get to the capital. >> the number of casualties have been writings since the demonstrations began nearly two weeks ago. their goal is to force the president to withdraw his candidacy for next month's election. they say his bid to run for a third term violates both the country constitution and the peace accord that ended a 15 year long civil war in burund i. but the government disagrees. >> we are asking everybody to stop the protest and go back to work. and prepare themselves for good a