this update from the capitol, daka. >>> the atmosphere in taka had been tense leading up to the he knewsz and continues to be so now that they have taken place. there is quite a large crowd gathered beyond that intersection, which is as far as the general public are being allowed to come. as far as vehicles are concerned, they are being blocked off either further away about a kilometer from the jail. that will guard tower, the big light over there, there is a sniper so there is clearly concern about potential violence. perhaps with good reason. one of the two men who were hanged tonight was the most powerful member of one of bangladeshi's families. he was elected a member of parliament seven times and was the parliamentary advisor to former prime minister kalidizia. he was found guilty of committing war crimes during bangladesh's war of independence in 1971 as was ali mujadeen. he was found -- was accused of being the second in command of the militia that was notorious for targeting the hindu minority during the war. however, the fairness of the trials of these two men had been called i

the bangladesh and shia community has been targeted and last month a teen was killed in the capital dakaeds have take own the streets in protest of a border blockade and led to fuel short analyzes and pushed up prices and for weeks the minority opposing the new constitution have blocked roads along the border with india and closed cultural and ethnic ties for people on the side and katmandu accuses them of enforcing the blockade. holding talks next month aimed at relations and have been strained since august when two south korean soldiers were wounded by a land mine near the demille shaktar -- de-military zone and this is in china and popular with tourist and as we report from the river enterprising north korean traders are doing good business. >> reporter: the unofficial way through north korea's backdoor with any of the tour groups taking a trip along the river which separates china and north korea, this one goes right into north korean territory. a couple of minutes from the river we are in north korea river with north korea on either side and with tourists a chance to peer in the liv

correspondent mohar sutar in daka. >> behind me, over the years.calling for the execution of war criminals. in a little bit, there is going to be another gathering over there this is going to be a celebration rather than a protest. that's because two of the most high profile ones were hanged on sundays. the mood across the country is not entirely jubilant because the two men were hanged were influential politicians and their supporters say their trial was about himmedering the offzition rather than justice and have taken to the streets in the past resulting in hundreds of people killed in political violence. the government has taken extraordinary measures to prevent further violence from taking place. they defy tens of thousands of security personnel. police, border guards, para military units have been deployed in other major cities across the country. they have clamped down on social media, with twitter -- sorry -- facebook and vipir locked for a while now. however, despite this, there has been one incidence of violence with journalits with a tv

sufficient means as a way to fight such attacks and it would be variable and that is talking about daka last week in a forum that we are talking about peace and security in africa and it's really important to gain, to win the war but also to win the peace and mali is on the stage they need to win peace now not only on the military plan but the political plan and to be sure of that they need sufficient means to win and to train militaries to face issues of what is going on there. >> louis thank you for telling us a bit about mali and the situation there so that hostage situation on going at the luxury radisson blue hotel in bamiko reports of up to 170 guests and staff are involved in this ongoing hostage taking, that has come from the hotel chain itself again and needs to be verified but the hotel chain saying 170 guests and staff are involved in automatic weapons fire and has been heard from inside that hotel and we are monitoring the story from the nigerian capitol abuja and this is the latest that we know about that situati situation. >> well, that is right shuilue it's active and on

. >>> they will travel to bangladesh despite concerns there and the match in daka had been under questiont attacks in the city and football federation of australia say they are happy with security arrangement and the cricket team recently withdrew from a tour with the country and four places in european football championships will be decided in the comeing week with two playoff matches and hungry beat them in oslo and bosnia host island and the stadium holds 12000 fans 70 northwest of the capitol and it will be an intimidating environment for the irish. >> try to keep the crowd quiet and enjoy ourselves religion the pitch and do ourselves justice and keep the ball and be strong about it. >> reporter: australia cricketers setting records on day one against new zealand and unbeaten on 244, and the career high score and third century in three in the series and he made 121, their partnership was the 302 and the 416 for 2 at the close of play. another incredible performance by kurry helped the warriors have a start to the season and scored 21 points in the first quarter along with the warriors

he took executive action not only, for example, in dha daka.ins frozen in the courts, people are still being disrupted, families are being separated. so isn't it about legislative work so that this deal can happen permanently? but it needs bipartisan support? >> absolutely. immigration reform through congress is definitely a priority. but what we cannot do is focus on what congress cannot do and focus on what we can do right now and what our president can do. this is what senator bernie sanders as a presidential candidate has said, that he will move continuously to expand whatever the president didn't do. there's much more things that the president can do now. for example, the private prison industry is making billions of dollars of incarcerating communities of color, especially immigrants. for him he has led the effort of eliminating private detention prison and actually focusing on really protecting families. i think there is a lot that the president can do and a lot that the senator bernie sanders will do. but what we cannot do is wait on a