gunmen kill 18 people in an --ack on her restaurant in on an attack in a restaurant in burkina faso.here is been no claim of responsibility so far. pass opposition leader calls on supporters to strike. he says last week, the votes were rigged. violence claiming several lives. fireworks and a gun salutes as pakistan celebrates 70 years of independence from british rule. india apostle independent -- india's independence day parade will be on tuesday. ♪ claire: we start with gunmen opening fire in the capital of burkina faso. forrity exchange fire several hours. at least 18 people were killed including one french national gunmen weredone -- shot dead. this comes after an attack last year which was claimed by al qaeda. heavy gunfire by a suspected jihadist. opening fire on a restaurant frequented by foreigners. violence reportedly continued through the night and into the early hours of monday morning with security forces deployed in armored vehicles to tackle the incident. is 18.current death toll that 17ports said people had been killed however one of the injured has died. two terrorist

burkina faso has in a string of attacks claimed by jihadists groups.tional force intended to fight back is still being formed. the time being, ouagadougou is a city on edge. bill hayton, bbc news. demonstrations and vigils have been held in cities across the united states in support of charlottesville following the deadly violence that erupted there during a white supremacist rally on saturday. a 20—year—old man has been charged with murder after a car was driven into a woman who was part of a counter—demonstration. in the city itself there are calls for calm as residents try to come to terms with what has happened, as laura bicker reports. the candles and songs are for the woman who died standing up for what she believed in. after a weekend of violence and anger on the streets, there is now a longing to come together in quiet grief. heather was one of the demonstrators trying to stop white supremacists marching through charlottesville on saturday. she was killed when this carp flowered through a group of protesters. a close friend now appeals for unit

what does this mean for burkina faso? by faso? by kuyt forjoining faso?side source. do we have any idea who that gun men are? so far we know that gun men came in on motorbikes and carried out the attack. we know that two of the attackers died. the unknown variable is who did the attack. then burkina faso people are wondering who did the attack. they have no idea. this brings to mind what happened in the country in january, brings to mind what happened in the country injanuary, where gunmen... not far away. within two years the country has experienced two attacks, injanuary country has experienced two attacks, in january people country has experienced two attacks, injanuary people were killed in a similar attack, al-qaeda claims that attack. officials are not sure if it was al-qaeda that carried out the attack. but they have a hint that they might have carried out this attack. what can government do? i though governments in the region have been talking about how to prevent this. that is very little they can do to prevent these attacks. i was in coutinho va

our top stories: a gun battle on the streets of burkina faso, after suspected jihadists target an hotel and restaurant. america's top general prepares to meet south korea's president, as the north says it has the right to develop nuclear weapons to defend itself. the white house defends president trump's response to the attack on anti—racism protestors in virginia. and protests against plans to build a road through a bolivian national park. we start with a developing story this hour: security forces in burkina faso have sealed off the centre of the capital, ouagadougou, after suspected jihadists opened fire in a busy street. the government are calling it a terrorist attack. these are the latest pictures. the country's communications minister says that, provisionally, 17 people have been killed and eight others injured. reports say a hotel and popular turkish restaurant appear to have been targeted. witnesses were quoted as saying that three gunmen opened fire on customers seated outside the hotel and the restaurant. the city centre has been sealed off by the army, and the us embassy in

. >> breaking news overseas. 17 people dead after a turkish restaurant in burkina faso became under attack last night by suspected jihadists. this is an area that's seen a surge in violence by islamic

security forces in burkina faso have sealed off 0uagadougou afterjihadists open fire ina 0uagadougou fire in a busy street. reports say a hotel and popular turkish restaurant appeared to have been targeted. the communications minister says provisionally 17 people have been killed and eight others injured. the police and army have clashed with gunman and there has been sporadic gunfire heard by people in the area. —— gunmen. we will bring you that and other developments as we get it. a day after violence erupted in charlottesville, the virginia state governor is trying to defuse the tension. governor terry mcauliffe denounced the people who attended the "unite the right" rally. it was the biggest gathering of white nationalist groups in america for decades. a 20—year—old man has now been charged with murder after a car was driven into a woman who was part of a counter—demonstration. laura bicker reports from charlottesville. after a violent day of division, charlottesville has come together to pray, to show that this city condemns the hate brought here by neo—nazis and white supremaci

the headlines: the authorities in burkina faso say at least 17 people have been killed in a terrorist attack on a restaurant in the capital, ouagadougou. three jihadists have also reportedly died, although more people are believed to be trapped in the building. a vigil has been held in virginia fought the antiracist protester who was killed at the white supremacist rally on saturday. it was said to be the biggest gathering of white nationalist groups in america for decades. as the head of the us military prepares for talks on north korea's nuclear and missile threats in south korea, pyongyang says it has the right to have nuclear weapons for what it calls legitimate self—defence. pakistan is celebrating the 70th anniversary of its creation as a sovereign state. there were fireworks at midnight to mark the moment of partition from india at the end of british colonial rule in 1947. now it is time for world business report with ben bland. confounding the critics: japan beats expectations as it records its fastest rate of growth in more than two years. 70 years of partition: we take a loo

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security forces in burkina faso have sealed off the centre of the capital, ouagadougou, after suspectedihadists opened fire on a hotel and turkish restaurant. the country's communications minister says that, provisionally, 17 people have been killed and eight others injured. now on bbc news, it is time for dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline london. i'm shaun ley. in south africa, leadership confirmed. in kenya, leadership disputed. and as for north korea, is it kimjong—un or donald trump who holds all the cards? with me to discuss this week's displays of leadership are: vincent magombe, director of the african journalists‘ network, africa inform international, thomas kielingerfrom germany's die welt, the sudanese writer nesrine malik, and the us—born, london—based political commentator ned temko. ned, how much of this is a horrible bluster, and how much of it reflect a real change in the atmosphere of this relationship that has really been frozen in time for 60 years? the danger is we don't know. i will start by making a safe prediction. safe if only because i am wrong, no o

notably thomas sankara, burkina faso's revolutionary leader in the 1980s. come together to support the initiative. $8 billion have been given or pledged so far, mostly coming from international partners, such as the world bank with some funding from beneficiary countries and the african union. people here live on the very front line of climate change, not in some abstract reality. but in their day—to—day lives, they feel the effects of climate change, they feel the effects of desertification. this project really aims to redress this by creating food security for people who are food insecure. and it's notjust about food, every day we see the wider impact of land degradation in the sahel. the mediterranean migrant crisis, the boko haram massacres in the chad region and terrorist attacks in mali and burkina faso. at their root, all of this can be traced to a cycle of poverty and lack of opportunity that is fuelled by a decline in natural resources. in a generation, there's been a catastrophic change in the environment. the land feels dead here. there's no bird

president marc christian kabore called upon burkina faso residents to unite against terrorism.ttack could have been allowed to have happened, just 18 months after the last one. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: next week, conservation work begins on the houses of parliament, but it means the bongs of big ben will fall silent for four years. the big crowds became bigger as the time of the funeral approached. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a hugejob of crowd control. idi amin, uganda's brutalformer dictator, has died at the age of 80. he's been buried in saudi arabia, where he lived in exile since being overthrown in 1979. two billion people around the world have seen the last total eclipse of the sun to take place in this millenium. it began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later when the sun set over the bay of bengal. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: mudslides and floods in sierra leone are now known to have killed more than 300 people in the capital, freetown. thousands have been forced from their homes. two day

the headlines: security forces in burkina faso have sealed off the centre of the capital, ouagadougou, after suspected jihadists opened fire in a busy street. 17 people have reportedly been killed, and eight others injured. reports say a hotel and popular turkish restaurant appear to have been targeted. as the head of the us military prepares for talks on north korea's nuclear and missile threats in south korea, pyongyang says it has the right to have nuclear weapons for what it calls a legitimate self—defence measure for its survival from the vigor of the united states. a day after violence erupted in charlottesville, the virginia state governor is trying to defuse the tension. governor terry mcauliffe denounced the people who attended the unite the right rally. it was the biggest gathering of white nationalist groups in america for decades. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk, and another chance to see stephen sackur‘s interview with the screenwriter dustin lance black. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. it's 50 years since homosexuality was decriminalised in britain. in those 50 y

president marc christian kabore called on burkina faso residents to unite against terrorism.ions will be asked about how the attack could have been allowed to happen, just 18 months after the last one. a verdict has been reached in the court case between an american dj and the us singer taylor swift. jurors at a federal court in denver agreed that david mueller had groped her at an event in 2013. peter bowes has been following the case from los angeles. a high—profile trial pitting one of the world's most high—profile singh is against the dj. when david mueller lost hisjob, the is against the dj. when david mueller lost his job, the land taylor swift the losing his career. his mother called his employer to report that he had groped taylor swift at a photo shoot. she countersued for the assault, which she described in court as a very low ground under her skirt. it was a very shocking thing, she said, that she had never experienced before. last week, thejudge she had never experienced before. last week, the judge threw out david mueller‘s lawsuit, saying that the dj had not sho

soldiers have launched an operation against suspected jihadists in burkina faso., and we will keep you updated if we hear anything further on that. our other top story — 46 people are now known to have died in a landslide in the indian state of himachal pradesh. the landslide was caused by torrential rain in the himalayas. in neighbouring nepal, the authorities say 69 people have been killed in flash—flooding. rachel cary reports. after three days of torrential rain, nepal's emergency services are stretched to their limit. an airport in the country's south—east and more than 3a,000 homes near the indian border are submerged. translation: as this disaster was taking place, i remembered three elderly women, who lived in an old—age home. they were calling for help, but i couldn't help them as i couldn't reach the place due to the flooding. this was the scene in the popular chitwan national park. near here, in the tourist resort of saurahi, elephants and rafts were sent to rescue nearly 500 holidaymakers. while flooding in nepal happens annually, locals say has not be

gunmen opening fire at a popular restaurant in burkina faso.17 people have been killed. >>> and the bizarre threats between venezuelan officials and a hit put out on marco rubio. >>> and is this the hardest puzzle ever? or the easiest? there are no shapes or scenes to make out here, just colors. so what's trick to solving it? we'll explore in the mix on this monday, august 14th. >>> from abc news, this is world news now. >> i don't know. >> think you can take it. >> it was quite mesmerizing to hook at it. >> keep it together. we'll get to that, but big news coming out of virginia this morning. the city of charlottesville is known for its thriving university town, lively downtown and now trying to return to normal following this weekend's deadly violence. >> police say a man who had been marching with neo-nazis deliberately plowed his car into a group of counter protesters, killing one woman and injuring dozens more. he's now in custody charged with worked as a paralegal. the others were troopers who died when their helicopter crashed not far fr

are dead in what's being called a terror attack in the west african nation of burkina faso .t least 10 other people are wounded. and two of the attackers were killed. suspected islamic extremists opened fire late last night at a turkish restaurant in the nation's capital city. gunfire could be heard almost seven hours afterward. there was no immediate claim of responsibility. new overnight - protesters taking to the streets of richmond. the group walked the city's historic monument avenue, demanding that the confederate monuments be taken down. that's where ricmond's rober located. the protesters chanted "death to the klan". police were on scene monitoring the situation into police were on scene monitoring the situation into the early morning hours... but there were no reports of violence. the demonstration came hours after news broke that a confederate group has filed a permit for a rally at the robert e. lee statue next month. breaking overight - a deadly shootout at a wisconsin drag race. three men were killed when a gunman opened fire during an event sunday night. police

. # >> at least 18 people were killed when gunmen opened fire in burkina faso. it is believed islamic extremist are responsible for the attacks. victims include a person from canada, a french victim and several other foreigners. >>> america's top military officers addressing the escalating tensions with north h korea. joseph dunford arrived last night. he said the military is ready to use it's full range of capabilities in case of provocation. it comes after the president trump said he was ready to release fire and fury if the north continued to threaten the u.s. >>> two operations were shut down in mexico, including the lobby bar in a resort where a 20-year-old wisconsin woman died in january. it is believed they drank alcohol contaminated with other chemicals. >>> investigation is underway at a racetrack in wisconsin after three men were shot to death at pointblank range. the victims from illinois were killed near a concession stand in milwaukee. all three were known gang members and may have been targeted by a rival. investigators are looking for the suspect.

burkina faso has seen a surge in militant attacks with mali. >>> two american soldiers were killed inwhile conducting combat operations. officials same the incident was not due to enemy contact. five other soldiers were wounded but there were no other details. right now more than 5,000 troops are taking part in the war against isis. >> time right now is 5:09. tensions with north korea remain high despite ongoing diplomacy behind the scenes. cia director mike pompeo says despite president trump's promise of fire and fury he believes kim jong un will continue to develop his missile program and expects there will be even more missile tests. >> each time they test another missile or if they should conduct a nuclear test, they develop expertise, they expand the envelope and so it is probably fair to say that they are moving towards that at a ever alarming rate. >> later this month the u.s. will take part in an annual military exercise with the south korea and japan. the show of force involves 10s of thousands of troops and the goal is to dissuade north korea from military action. >>> vice

it happened at burkina faso. it was the second such attack at a restaurant popular with foreigners in the last two years. officials say at least eight others were wounded. two of the attackers were killed. >>> coming up on the "morning news," possible assassination plots. senator marco rubio may be the target of a death threat. >>> sitting out the "national anthem," an nfl star makes headlines. this is the "cbs morning news." the "national anthem," an nfl star makes headlines. this is the "cbs morning news." . it helps me make more of my own tears, with continued use, twice a day, every day. restasis multidose helps increase your eyes' natural ability to produce tears, which may be reduced by inflammation due to chronic dry eye. restasis multidose did not increase tear production in patients using anti-inflammatory eye drops or tear duct plugs. to help avoid eye injury and contamination, do not touch the bottle tip to your eye or other surfaces. wait 15 minutes after use before inserting contact lenses. the most

the afp news agency is reporting that three people have died after an attack at a cafe in burkina faso'sfe and opened fire on customers seated outside. after weeks of public divisions between members of the cabinet over brexit, the chancellor and the international trade secretary have made a joint pledge, saying that a transition period

the right to make women and four man from nigeria, burkina faso, and ivory coast. it's dangerous.train in this region. they tried to hide and conceal themselves and spaces under the train, in between, but there are sometimes only metal girders which they try to hold on to as the train travels. if someone slips or falls off, it is certain death. it's an election year in austria and migrants hot topic. the government has now deployed soldiers to help the police near the border. but army officials wouldn't comment the politics. we have orders to carry out. we're only strong together. police said the overall number of migrants travelling north is stable. but freight trains are the new frontline. the number of stowaways they say is on the rise. austria has threatened to deploy troops directly on the italian border if there is a big surge in migrants arriving. that suggestion has angered italy. these checks are taking place inside austria, we are about 15— 20 drive from the italian border here. italy has made it very clear he doesn't wa nt has made it very clear he doesn't want border c

least 18 people are dead after a terror attack at a restaurant in the west african country of burkina faso. security forces arrived at the scene with armored vehicles after reports of shots fired at a restaurant very popular with tourists. witnesses say gunfire could be heard almost seven hours after that attack started. eight people were also injured. >>> and here at home, a violent arrest that's gone viral on facebook has now forced a police officer in ohio into paid administrative leave. it happened after the suspect violently resisted arrest during a traffic stop. this is outside of cleveland. one of the officers eventually got on top of him, you can see punching him in the head and even at one point slamming his head to the pavement. now, that video has now racked up some nearly 3 million views. an investigation is under way. >>> amazon is making a solar eclipse-related recall. the online retailer is warning customers to send back unverified glasses that are meant for viewing the eclipse. the quality of those glasses has led to safety concerns. anyone who bought the affected glasses i

(robin) 18 people are dead after an attack at a cafe in the west african nation of burkina faso. several attackers opened fire on the cafe late last night. according to a government statement at least two of the attackers were also killed. 10 other people were injured. government officials say that the victims are from several different countries. investigators are still trying to identify them. so far nobody has claimed responsibility for the attack. (james) chp is now recommending that the two men who climbed the golden gate bridge earlier this year...be charged with trespassing. wisconsin residents-- peter keurer and thomas rector -- outed themselves when they posted a video of their stunts on youtube. authorities discovered the video in may. it shows the two men doing flips and somersaults and even hanging by their fingertips without any safety equipment. if convicted -- the men could face jail time of up to one year. (james) it was a close call for one union city family. after a car involved in a street race crashed through their home... and, get this...everyone survived. kr

security forces in burkina faso have killed two suspected jihadist gunmen after a terrorist attack inuntry's communications minister says a number of hostages were trapped inside a restaurant after gunmen opened fire on sunday evening. at least 18 people are believed to have been killed in the attack and another eight were wounded. south korea's president has urged both the us and north korea to act reasonably and peacefully in the current nuclear stand off. moonjae—in said, "there must be no more war on the korean peninsula". his comments come after a week of ratcheting up of tensions by the us and north korean leadership. he's due to meet america's most senior military officer later today. up to 140,000 vulnerable children did not receive the help they needed last year because their situation was not judged to be serious enough, according to action for children. the charity has found thousands of young people referred to social services did not end up getting any support before their case was closed. the government says its reforms will improve the situation. marc ashdown reports. d

security forces in burkina faso have killed three suspected jihadist gunmen after a terrorist attackhe country's communications minister says a number of hostages remain trapped inside a restaurant after gunmen opened fire on sunday evening. at least 17 people are believed to have been killed in the attack and another eight were wounded. the army and police have sealed off part of the city centre. a man has been charged with the murder of a grandfather who was attacked as he walked his dogs in norfolk. the body of 83—year—old, peter wrighton, was found in woodland near the village of east harling last saturday. police say he had been repeatedly stabbed. a 23—year—old man will appear in court later today. up to 140,000 vulnerable children did not receive the help they needed last year because their situation was notjudged to be serious enough, according to action for children. the charity has found thousands of young people referred to social services did not end up getting any support before their case was closed. the government says its reforms will improve the situation. marc ashdo

are dead after suspected islamic militants attacked a restaurant in the west african country of burkina faso. gunmen fired on the restaurant. officials say three members of the country's security forces were wounded in the hours long assault.>>> we have new developments, kim jong un reportedly met with top commanders today to discuss their plan to launch missiles toward guam. military leaders responded saying they would take out any missiles that were determined to be heading to guam or any other u.s. territory. the governor of glamis city is getting support. >> we will be supported in the territory of guam. we will be defended and protected.>> we are clear about two things, our responsibility to defend against an attack and our requirement to make sure we have a decisive response.>> china moved to tighten economic pressure on north korea by introducing new sanctions. the chinese government i bounced a ban -- announced a ban on iron, lead and cole. >>> vice pants is stopping in columbia -- vice president mike pence met with refugees safety seeking. he said a failed state in venice will is a

mali, burkina faso.ng to say to africa, here, you have too many kids, too many african kids. >> no, that is a very illogical conclusion. >> tucker: why? >> it doesn't say they are causing more, african children are causing very few carbon emissions. what are causing carbon emissions are the countries of the first world, the rich countries of the west, china, india, europe. those of the countries that have skyrocketing emissions. but i would agree with you, i think that the problem with saying things like, this is your individual responsibility, you must stop driving, you must have fewer kids, you must change your light bulbs, is crazy, because there is no individual solution for climate change, right? there are ways we can be more responsible citizens, absolutely, but what i would suggest is that that is like running into a burning in burning inferno of a building with a thimble of water and saying, whoo, i did something. there is a con afoot, that individuals have to take on this responsibility when, in

. >>> there's new violence in burkina faso and gunfire could be heard hours after the attack started.ity forces arrived with armored vehicles we two attackers killed. the government says they have not yet identified all of the victims but one victim was from france. the attack brings back painful memories at at attack in a different cafi in january of last year that left 30 dead. no one has claimed responsibility for the reason attack. >>> voting overwhelmingly to increase the spending and fronting more cash to the foreign military operation of the paramilitary revolutionary guard. this move comes after anger over the president trump trick to renegotiate the nuclear deal struck with the world powers and 2015 and it imposes limits and visa restrictions with those groups working with the opposition exiled groups. >>> vice president mike pence with the journey dominated on the crackdown in venezuela.>>> president trump already declaring he is considering a military option to resolve the un-growing rest and hit by violence, food shortages and government corruption. he says the united stat

houses that are ( mark ) 18 people are dead after an attack at a cafe in the west african nation of burkina faso. several attackers opened fire on the cafe late last night. according to a government statement at least two of the attackers were also killed. 10 other people were injured. government officials say that the victims are from several different countries. investigators are still trying to identify them. so far nobody has claimed responsibility for the attack. (james) the governor of guam is taking extra steps to ensure the people on the island are safe. this as the north korean military says it is going to test fire missiles at the u-s territory. north korean officials say they plan to fire four missiles into the waters surrounding the island sometime this month. the north korean military says the move is meant to signal a crucial warning to the u-s. in a news conference early this morning... the governor of guam assured the more than 160-thousand people on the island that they are preparing for any emergency event.

in burkina faso, at least 20 people have been killed after gunmen opened fire inside a turkish restaurant in the capital on sunday. no group has claimed responsibility for the attack so far. in nepal, nearly 100 people have died in flash flooding and mudslides in nepal and india, following days of torrential rainfall. scientists have linked increased rainfall and flooding in south asia to human-driven climate change.. back in the united states in des moines, iowa, the fbi raided the catholic workers' berrigan house that is home to activists jessica reznicek and ruby montoya, who have taken responsibility for carrying out multiple acts of sabotage against the dakota access pipeline. a former catholic priest who lives at the house says the fbi agents refuseded to identify themselves and barred d the houe residents from contacting their lawyers during the raid. the agents also briefly handcuffed jessica reznicek, but did not arrest either her or montoya. the fbi agents left after seizing some of the two women's' -- two women's possessions. to see the interview here on democracy now!, go to d

at least 18 people are dead after a terror attack in the west african nation of burkina faso.p of gunmen opened fire at a restaurant popular with foreign visitors. state need yeah reported security forces did kill two of the terrorists. there was no immediate claim of responsibility. >> the u.s. military is investigating an incident that killed two others. they say it was not due to enemy contact. the names of the casualties have not been released yesterday. >>> "new york times" is reporting that special counsel bob mueller will reach out to the white house to set up interviews with administration officials including rooens priebus. mueller is asking for details about specific meetings as part of the russia investigation. >>> america's top general in seoul, south korea, trying to defuse tension with north korea. does diplomacy have a chance? that's the message from all those around the president. we have the breaking details next. a penny it's ourr back to school one cent event at office depot office max. notebooks! one cent! rulers, glue and 12-pack pencils! all one cent each

burkina faso has seen a string of attacks claimed byjihadist groups.igenous people. however, president morales — who is also of indigenous heritage — has accused his critics of colonial attitudes. russell trott reports. celebrations from at least of bolivia ‘s indigenous peoples. this occasion has provoked political fireworks and muslim communities. at the rally in the city of trinidad, the rally in the city of trinidad, the president signed a law and tending to allow development of a national park created over 50 years ago to protect the rights of indigenous peoples. the new law has been condemned by environmental activists that the president dismissed their objections. the so—called colonial environmentalism is not interested in the indigenous movement having schools and hospitals and having electricity that we have highways. the government wants to build a highway, nearly 180 kilometres long, write to the park. this is the vast majority of indigenous people support the plan that are plenty who still it. translation: the president has enacting a law

have so many kids because aln of the countries of the highest birth rates are in africa -- mali, burkina faso, here, you have too many kids, too many african kids. >> no, that is a very illogicalt conclusion. causing more -- african children are causing very few carbon emissions.uc what are causing carbonke emissions are the countries of the first world, the rich countries of the west, china,bon india, europe. those of the countries that havt which are causing the climate change problem. but i would agree with you. the problem with saying like this is your individual i responsibility, you musts stop driving and have fewer kids, you must change your light bulbs is crazy. there's no individual solution for climate change, right?ther there are ways we can be more responsible citizens,sp absolutely, buton what i would suggest i is that that is likegn running into a burning inferno of a building with a thimble of water in saying whoo, i didere something. there is a con afoot that individuals have to take on this responsibility when, in fact, it is governments and major in corporations that are res

in burkina faso, suspected islamist militants killed at least 18 people in an attack on a restaurant.happened in the country's capital and officials said several foreigners were among the dead. cell phone video showed an exchange of heavy gunfire between the security forces and the two attackers, who were killed. vice president mike pence struck a softer tone today, on the crisis in venezuela, just days after president trump said military action there is an option. pence was visiting colombia, whose leader said yesterday military intervention "shouldn't even be considered." in cartagena, pence met with people who've fled the venezuela unrest. he said the u.s. would use all its economic and diplomatic power to restore democracy. >> we will not stand by while venezuela collapses into dictatorship. we will not stand by as venezuela crumbles. but it's important to note, as the president said, that a failed state in venezuela threatens the security and prosperity of our entire hemisphere and the people of the united states of america. >> sreenivasan: in venezeula, thousands of government s

at least 17 people are dead after a turkish restaurant in burkina faso became under attack last nightd jihadists. this is in an area that has seen a surge in violence by islamic extremists over the past few years. shots were first heard around 9 p.m. security forces responded to the scene with armored vehicles and heavy gunfire could still be heard hours later. so far no immediate claim of responsibility. sunday's attack comes less than two years after a terror attack killed 30 people at a downtown restaurant popular with out of towners. >> also developing overnight the search is on in wisconsin for a suspect who shot and blank range at the an auto racing event in union grove. now, that's about 25 miles south of milwaukee. men were standing by a food vendor when another man opened fire. at least two of the victims were from aurora illinois. the sheriff's office says that thousands of people were at the race way for an event that includes drag racing and a car show. >> stepped up security for senator marco rubio after an alleged assassination attempt from a top venezuelaian politician.

studio: twenty people have been killed in a gun attack on a restaurant in the capital of burkina fasounded the building and are believed to have killed two attackers. the incident took place just 200 metres from a similar attack in january last year. here, a man has been remanded in custody charged with the murder of a grandfather who was attacked as he walked his dogs in norfolk. our correspondent, kim riley, was outside norwich magistrates‘ court with this update. 23—year—old alexander palmer appeared via video link from police custody suite at wyndham, some miles away from here, his first court appearance, after being charged in the early hours of this morning with the early hours of this morning with the murder of peter writing, 83—year—old, out walking his dog, on saturday, 5th of august, when he was attacked, a retired bt engineer, from a local village and his body was found in heathland, very close toa was found in heathland, very close to a path. —— peter wrighton. was found in heathland, very close to a path. —— peterwrighton. in was found in heathland, very close to a path.

dissuade north korea from military act >>> at least 17 people are dead after a turkish restaurant in burkina fasotack last night by suspected jihad differents an area that has been seeing a surge in violence by islamic extremists over the past few years. shots were first heard around 9am. security forces responded to the scene with armored vehicles and heavy gunfire. could still be heard hours later. so far no immediate claim of responsibility. sunday' as tack comes less than two years after terror tack killed 30 people at a downtown restaurant popular with foreigners. >>> to the district where the search continues for two sus suspects who shot and killed a 17-year-old caught in the crossfire while driving in northeast. shamari sidnor was hit in the head by stray bullet last week. she passed away on saturday. police say she was not the intended target. she was shot when men opened fire at a group of people on saratoga avenue. police arrested one suspect philip mcdaniel and are still looking for two others. mcdaniel c involvement in the shooting was dropping off two men near the attack. >>> the hb

. >> breaking news overseas. 17 people dead after a turkish restaurant in burkina faso became under attackby suspected jihadists. this is an area that's seen a surge in violence by islamic extremists over the past few years. shots were first heard around 9 p.m. security forces responded to the scene with armored vehicles and heavy gunfire could still be heard for hours later. so far no immediate claim of responsibility. sunday's attack comes than two years after a terror attack killed 30 people at a downtown restaurant popular with foreigners. >> tensions with north korea remain high despite ongoing diplomacy behind the scenes. cia director mike com pay yo' says despite president trump's promise of fire and fury he believes kim jong un will continue to develop his missile program and expects there will be even more missile tests later this month. the u.s. will take part in annual military exercise with south korea and japan regimes. the show of force involves tens of thousands of troops. the goal is to dissuade north korea from military action. meanwhile tourists continue to visit gaum. th