they were found on the outskirts of bujumbura. many have been displaced since the president campaigned for a third term in office. french police are questioning a man who was carrying two handguns in disneyland in paris. his female partner was later arrested. a state of emergency is in force across france following the paris attacks of november. roads have been blocked in greece by farmers protesting against taxes and new skoeshl security costs. leaders say by paying more taxes now farmers will receive higher pensions. the farmers complain they won't survive long enough to get their pensions. >> reporter: anger that has been simmering for months breaks out into the open. hundreds of farmers storm a farming exhibition where the agory cull tufr minister was-- agriculture minister was due to speak but he stayed away due to the protests. for days farmers have blocked motor ways diverting traffic. >> translation: today 50% of farmers can't pay their social security. they have no hope of a pension and no health coverage. people needed a

the capital bujumbura has become the main theatre of conflict. entire neighborhoods have been deserted as thousands try to escape the violence. this is once a bustling district, now almost empty. it is from here that this man fled with his family. >> translation: i don't see peace returning to bujumbura as long as the president remains in power. police come every night arresting people and most of the people they take away end up dead. the youth have been forced to take up arms and defend themselves. >> reporter: burundians have been flocking to church. top on the list of their prayers is for calm to return to their country. >> translation: every burundian has a responsibility to search for peace and fight for human rights and democracy in our party. we beg for them to do that this year. >> reporter: their only hope that the talks that started this week in uganda will diffuse the crisis and find a way out. the president is to step down or change his government people hope >>> the suburb of cape town has been placed on the monuments fund watch lis

the capital bujumbura has become the main area of the conflict.hoods have been deserted as thousands try to retreat from the violence. this is a district almost empty. shops and houses have been abandoned. it is from here that this man fled with his family. >> translation: i don't see peace returning to bujumbura as long as the president remains in power. police come every night arresting people and most of the people they take away and are dead. the youth have been forced to take up arms and defend themselves. >> reporter: burundians are flocking to church. top on the list of their prayers is for calm to return to their country. >> translation: every burundian has to fight for peace. we appeal to them to do that. >> reporter: as burundins do just that, the hope is that the talks that suffered this week in uganda will diffuse the crisis and present a way out. few, however, expect the president to step down or significantly change his government >>> a new set of u.n. global goals came into effect on 1 january. a new set to tackle poverty, climate c

people were killed by security forces last month and their graves were found on the outskirts of bujumburathwestern africa where fighting poverty and drought have forced many people to leave the country in search of a better life around 200,000 people are displaced in mali and neighboring countries and further abroad as carolyn malone reports. >> reporter: like many people here in a white jacket wants to go somewhere he can safely make a living but there are many hurdles to overcome. >> translator: the problem is that we left from the city of gow and reached the first check point and arrested us and asked us to pay $17 and after we paid them they searched all of us and even our phones were confiscated. >> reporter: charge a hefty fee north towards algeria and no doubt paying bribes on the way and can cost thousands of dollars and are scammed to pay more than they agreed. >> translator: i've been the driver and he is the only one not searched by rebels who intercepted the truck and searched every one else and the driver was not searched nor was his assistant. >> reporter: estimated 200,000

is also investigating reports of at least nine mass graves in and around the capital bujumbura.this clues one in a military camp which contain the bodies of 100 people. four army generals accused of being behind a failed coup in may have been sentenced to life in prison. they are among 20 military officers on trial for attempting to unseat the president. venezuela's president has declared a 60-day economic emergency to deal with a worsening financial crisis. he made the announcement just before the state of the union address. the oil dependent nation has been hit hard by the big drop in crude prices. >> reporter: friday was a day of unusual announcement in venezuela. while the president delivered his state of the union address, venezuelans grapple with the implications of an can economy that they now know to be collapsing. for the first time in 17 years since his predecessor rose to power, he is faced with great political and economic pressure >> translation: today we are arriving at a parliament whereby virtue of the constitution, the opposition to the majority is here today >>

at least nine mass graves have been reported in and around the captain it will bujumbura. one is said to contain the bodies of 100 people, all reportedly killed on december 11 in 2015. violence has worsened in burundi since the current president decided to run for a third term. opponents say the move was illegal. more than 400 have been killed and 200,000 others fled the country. >>> health workers in sierra leone say a woman who initially tested positive for ebola died this week. she came into contact with at least 27 others. this comes just a day after the world health organization declared the west african ebola epidemic to be over. guinea, sierra leone and liberia struggled to contain the outbreak after the first reported case back in december, 2013. >>> still to come on the program, an oil refinery in flames in southern yemen after a bomb was set off. >>> comedy house to the presidency, guatemala's new leader gets serious about putting his country together. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you

they were arrested in bujumbura. the government cracked down on the press, forcing some local journalists into exile. >>> masked graves have been found in burundi. evidence has been seen suggesting zebs were killed by security forces last month. graves were found on the outskirts of the capital. hundreds have been killed and thousands displaced in nine months of fighting since the president campaigned for a third term in office. >>> republican presidential candidates in the u.s. squared off for the last debate. donald trump skipped it, complaining of unfair treatment by fox news which hosted the event. the front runner still cast a shadow over proceedings. >> the final debate before the first vote and the biggest name, the front runner missing. donald trump's no show had to be the subject of the very first question. >> let me say i'm a maniac, everyone on this stage is stupid, fat and ugly and ben, you're a terrible surgeon. now that we've gotten the donald trump portion out of the way... >> as trump still tops the p