we have a report from dakar. >> reporter: it is a lonely life.me, selling perfumes at a market sa stall in dakar. he lived on the outskirts of damascus, the fighting, the senseless violence and the smell of death was too much to bear. nearly three years ago, with no end in sight, he left it all for a better life here in senegal. >> translator: i am not a refugee. i have my job here. the moment i feel my country is fine, i will definitely go back. i hope all citizens can return to their country. >> reporter: and this great exodus in which 5 million syrians are fleeing their homes to whenever they can find sanctuary, he considers himself one of the lucky ones. he's made it out alive. and found a decent enough place to work and live. here he says he's free, not like those who chose to go europe. >> translator: europe to me is a big prison. you can't move freely. every move needs permission from government. they also have restrictions in europe. life is tough there. >> reporter: you might think west africa isn't an obvious destination but hundreds of

steve: take a look at dakar, he managed to walk away with minor injuries to his head. the officials are blaming strong winds for toppling the signs. and a brooklyn man arrested for climbing two skyscrapers, the police were able to crack down on this photographer. he posted videos of his clients. he was charged with reckless mischief. steve: mack king explains why the younger generation may have fear of taxes. >> i think the irs is extremely corrupt. reporter: none of us paying taxes. the survey of more than 2000 americans found that transcends mere paying their taxes more than any other generation. >> millennials are absolutely intimidated by paying their taxes and the irs. >> this researcher and cofounder of the center for generational connects blames his generation's dreaded taxes on its relative lack of real-world experience. >> when you enter a millennial that is 24, they may have only been in the workforce two or three years. in the workforce a years. taxes. than what it means to be. >> we don't want to get it wrong. what makes it bad is that someone else have cho

the fight over being done by peacekeepers in the car and elsewhere d -- inakar and elsewhere -- in dakar and answer? ensuring justice for victims -- if they are to root out the bad actors with a veil from france, or the developing world militaries that are the backbone of you and peacekeeping, he must show the new policies just announced by the u.n. and endurance by the security council will be implanted with unshakable resolve. tissue byn shameless the secretary-general of countries charged with exploit -- sexual this petition in abuses ground breaking for the first time in the history of you and peacekeeping transparency is now at long last the corner of the un's response. secretary-general has suspended payments to troop contributing countries whenever there is a double allegations against one of its troops. he has repatriated entire military contingents to their home countries where there was evidence of widespread and systematic abuse again a first. so, long overdue these actions of the right course. even so, it even though they are endorsed by the security council, these measures w

. >>> more protests in dakar sunday after the murder of another bangladeshi blogger last week. home minister is denying al qaeda's claim that they were behind the killing, blaming homegrown militants instead. he added authorities have a few suspects in mind. they haven't made any arrests just yet. >>> the world food program has delivered 20 tons of much-needed aid to some 200,000 people trapped under isis control in eastern syria. it was the first time the agency has reached the besieged city of deir ez-zor since march of 2014. the supplies are supposed to be enough to feed 2,500 people for a month. more air drops are planned for the coming days. >>> so if you thought all the primaries and caucuses were done, you're wrong. there's more to come. the new york primaries now are just over a week away, and the candidates are campaigning hard. republican front-runner donald trump called the nominating process a corrupt system that deprives people of their vote. >> rival ted cruz defended his criticism of new york values now that he's campaigning there. he told cnn he was referring to