at least 10 people have been killed in an explosion in the egyptian city in giza. seven police officers are among the dead, at least 13 others are injured. the state news agency says the bodies of five attackers has been found inside the building where the raid was carried out. in china investment and aid deals worth billions of dollars with egypt. they were signed during a visit with president xi jinping. a crackdown on dissent. the visit just before the january 25 of the 2011 uprising that is being seen as a vote of confidence. the family of an australian couple who were kidnapped in burkina faso last week is pleading for their safe return. ken and jocellyn elliot had been running a charity hospital where ken was the only surgeon. >> reporter: the clinic here where dr kennel yot and his wife treated patients. it is in one of the poorest corners of burkina faso and the last stop before you cross the border into mali. the elliots built the clinic, the only medical facility of the town. in the absence of dr elliot, the only surgeon at the hospital, treatment has sto

at least 10 people have been killed in an explosion in the egyptian city of giza. the bomb went off west of cairo. several police officers are among the dead. 13 others are injured. the bodies of five attackers were found inside the building where the raid was carried out. a group of syrian children who had been living in a refugee camp in the french city of calais have now been reunited with their families in britain. it happened because a group of u.k. activists won a court case against the government. they argued that the children had the right to be reunited with their guardians. >> reporter: this small group of three teenagers and a disabled man simply pick you had especially up their stuff got on the train, sat for an hour and got off again in london. within an hour they were being greeted prooifltly by their relatives who were already living in britain. in a nearby cafÉ, the brother of one of the teenagers could barely contain his excitement at the prospect of being able to look after his little brother again. >> translation: i want to provide my brother wit

at least ten people have been killed in an explosion in the egyptian city of giza and went off duringity raid in the al-harim district east of cairo and 7 officers among the dead and 13 others injured, egypt state news agency says body of five attackers found in the building where the raid was carried out. and china has signed investment and aid deals worth billions of dollars we egypt, the deals were signed during a visit from president xi jinping to cairo and expressed support for cairo efforts to maintain stability which included a crack down on decent and this is before the january 25 anniversary of the up rising that ousted mobarak is seen in the abdel-fattah el-sissi administration and china recently announced that the economy is growing at the slowest pace for 25 years but there is one thing that is increasing fast and that is public debt and lawrence lee reports from beijing and how that is hurting many sections of society. >> reporter: like many middle class wage earns in china he borrowed money from the bank to help buy a home and a car. he says he and his wife are financial

the prophet or kidnapping opportunistic pittman identified as to iraqi americans and one egyptian american. the city of flint, michigan, dealing with a major water crisis business it is telling us 100,000 residents not to drink the water to the contamination. foxy when denver is here with this growing emergency. >> the people of flint, michigan, living about one right after finding high levels of now presents want to know why it's taken the government years >> clinton residents gather together with the reverend jesse jackson in attendance. they are demanding that the summation of nick schneider. he switched the drinking source to use over to the flint river, causing like to sleep him to -- seep into the water. residents complained of water but state officials repeatedly said there was nothing wrong. that is until last august when researchers found high levels of lead in the drinking water. this is going on for nearly two years before the national guard and army called in to handle water supplies and before present bonner was asked to feeling the heat over his handling of the water crisis, saint put

last saturday the militants kidnapped 400 civilians in the city in eastern syria. an egyptian organization monitoring the groups says the number of videos dropped dramatically in recent months and credit the decline of air strikes. the group's media arm is thought to have been damaged. still the group's threat is widening. it said it will target countries made up the u.s.-led coalition. iran's supreme leader has welcomed the listing of international sanctions against his country but says there is still need for continued caution against the united states. khamenei stated his opinion in a letter to the country's president. in his first public reaction to the nuclear deal he wrote it forced the west to back down. the u.s. and european countries lifted the sanctions last saturday after confirming that iran had met the requirements for scaling down nuclear activities under the 2015 accord but khamenei reiterated the need to be vigilant. khamenei's comments came after the u.s. government confirmed sanctions mpt the u.s. says the program is a significant threat to global security. h

, gun men in egypt opened fire on a hotel used by foreign tourists in the resort city of hurghada on the red sea. egyptianes reportedly killed at least one of the attackers. it is also being said that the assailants may have arrived by sea. despite subzero temperatures in the balkans, large numbers of refugees are continuing to make the overland journey to europe. around 20,000 people cross into the eu in the past week alone. medics working at refugee points say that their health is at increasing risk in the freezing weather. our european correspondent has spent the last few days on the border between serbia and croatia. he sent this report. reporter: along europe's refugee trail, temperatures have plummeted. still, they keep coming, 2000 to 3000 a day. children without shoes. and growing numbers of families. it had been thought that winter would slow the arrival, but here at the gates of the european union they are still lining up to get in. a few days ago. this is in critical. further -- this is incredible the cold. for them, even more so. reporter: more and more are falling sick. meanwhile, croatian po

. ♪ egyptian security forces are reported to have used tear gas for protesters near the city of alexandriaday is five years since beginning of protest which called for the toppling of mubarak and they also defied an official ban on protests and over the past few days there has been exodus and describing the crack down as unprecedented, the revolution back in 2011 was driven by the young people of egypt and many feel betrayed by the outcome and we report. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a new dawn as millions of egyptians came together. people from all faiths, backgrounds and ages united in the call for change. nearly 50% of egypt's population is 5 four-years-old and the youth was part of the driving resolution and the white knights joined the protests. and it started with a tech-savvy generation through social media and mobile phones. >> the youth were the leaders of what was happening and also we were not really into politics and we didn't really care or know much about politics, who is right or left wing and we knew this is wrong and we should speak up to that, that is exactly what ha

egyptian security forces reported to have used tear gas to dispews protesters near the city of alexandria groups took to the streets and marked five years since beginning of demonstrations and led to the ousting of mubarak and they are marching through the streets of the madi district. the revolution in 2011 driven by the young people of egypt but five years on many of them today feel betrayed by the outcome and we now report. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a new dawn as millions of egyptians came together. people from all faiths, backgrounds and ages united in the call for change. nearly 50% of egypt's population is less than 24 years old so the youth were the driving force of the revolution. even opposing football fans and the white knights joined the protests. and it started with a tech savvy generation that galvanized through the mobile phones. >> youth were leaders of what was happening and not really into politics and we didn't really care or know much about politics, who is right or left wing. we just knew this is wrong and should speak up to that and this is exactly what happe

city's historic district. we have more on the investigate. >> reporter: the approach to an able gent egyptian obelisk where the tourists died a solemn group led bite prime minister. the interior ministers of turkey and germany also present. there is a surreal feeling here, the whole area has been cleaned up, red flowers are the only visual sense of death. there are no signs of blast damage. apart from some wood gouged out of the seat. turkey's government blames isil for the attack. saying it's the organization's third bombing in the country and the first aimed at foreigners. the sue suicide bomber has been named by security forces, as a 27-year-old syrian citizen born in saudi arabia. he's cited here on cctv footage when he is said to have given his fingerprint. istanbul only a week ago after an illegal border crossing. the only hours after the blast that the police say they were able to identify him from his fingerprints. they say he wasn't an isil suspect. one of the most historic places in the world on turkey's tourist industry with foreigners dead. it all sends a chilling message and a realization of the c

. >>> and an egyptian cafe, centralperc cafe is made to the place is such a hit that the owner plans to expand into two more cities. how about that. >>> this is good. this farm in virginia need people to come in and snuggle with baby goats. they're expecting 90 baby goats to be born, too many for the farm workers to handle on their own. no experience is necessary but it is preferred if you have goat snuggling experience. >> i'll get that experience. hand on.'>> a lion cub and tiger cub are being raisedads sisterso though the two would never meet in the wild, they seem to be getting along famously but they say it will help develop their socialization skills so they can eventually be reintroduced to their own species. >>> now a look ahead. president obama hits the road to sell his state of the union he'll hit omaha, nebraska and then batten rouge, louisiana. >>> happy birthday to liam hemsbirth, and trace atkins is 54, and julia louie dreyfuss. i'm shannon mulaire. thanks for watching "early

. >> egyptian security forces are reported to have used tear gas against protesters in the city near alexandria. large groups of demonstrators have taken to the streets. they're marking five years since the start of the protest that eventually ousted hosni mubarak. and these pictures show people marching through the streets in a neighborhood in central cairo. >>> the revolution of 2011, many people feel betrayed. >> people from all age, backgrounds unite in the call for change. nearly 50% of egypt's population has le is less than 24 years old. even opposing football fans joined the protests. and it galvanized crowds through social media and mobile phones. >> we were not really into politics. we really didn't care or know much about politics. we just knew that this was wrong and we should speak up to that. that's exactly what happened. >> it was laird that organized groups and political forces joined the protesters all calling for the ends of tyranny and justice. but in the days it took hosni mubarak to sit down hundreds of protesters were killed. since then new stricter laws restrict

city. across from the blue mosque and the explosion took place between two iconic landmarks by an egyptian sk. it is the heart of the old city. it used to be constant nope noble constant and overlapping in that one incredibly important spot and if you're a terrorist it's an obvious place to go and find tourists and try to kill them. a bad attack for turkey. for tourists, for its reputation and officials say it was a member of isis. >> all right. richard engel from istanbul, thanks so much. >>> recent polls showing terrorism is a top concern for u.s. voters. up next, how president obama plans to talk about national security in tonight's state of the union. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn because you can't beat zero heartburn! ahhh the sweet taste of victory! prilosec otc. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and university partnerships, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like

forces, our security team force from the city, at least 13 people were killed and 10 from iraqi security forces. >>> isil claimed responsibility for attack on egyptian soldiers in the sinai peninsula, saying it's killed 10 soldiers in rafah. sources in egypt say only one was killed. on friday, egyptian airstrikes hit a number of targets in the area. dozens of soldiers were killed last year in sinai. >>> syria's opposition in trying to agree on who should take part in jump coming direct attacks with the assad government in two weeks time. they are meeting in riyadh. the opposition wants an inclusive depth syria which will keep state institutions intact. pot bashar al assad would be allowed to participate in negotiations, but would have to leave power after a six week negotiation period. preconditions must be met to stop government attacks to allow aid into opposition areas and facilitate the return of million was refugees. >>> as the syrian civil war continues, the humanitarian situation worsens day by day. small towns close to the lebanese border are feeling the impact, slowly running out of vital food and mid 16 supplies. a recent prisoner swap was

al-haram district near cairo, egyptian state news agency says the bodies of three attackers were discovered inside a building. al jazeera news team has gone missing in the yemeni city they covered events there and correspondent and crew members were last seen on monday evening. it is thought they could have been kidnapped and if that is the case al jazeera is calling for the immediate release of our colleagues. well the situation in syria i.s.i.l. and the refugee crisis are among issues dominating the world economic forum currently taking place in davos in siz land, u.n. special envoy to syria is there and told al jazeera that the refugee crisis has been awake up call for everyone days before different sides in the conflict were due to meet in geneva to find any kind of way to end the civil war and has been talking to al jazeera kamal. >> we are now i believe getting to a point where everybody is feeling that there is time for doing it. there are many new elements which you didn't have before dear friends. one, we have now suddenly a feeling of the refugee crisis touching every country in europe and beyond. secondly everyone in the world is realizing in all this ap

egyptian such as this man, justice has a completely different meaning >>> the u.s. president has said it's inexcusable that families in flint, michigan, were not warned immediately that the city's water had dangerous amounts of led. obama met the mayor of police incident report to pledge his support to deal with the crisis. led levels rose in the city after it switched to a new supply source. elections in haiti are due to go ahead on sunday. that's despite a majority of senators calling for their suspension. the resolution was non-binding and doesn't have the power to stop the legislative and presidential run offs. the candidate is boycotting the run off alleging fraud. sufficient leads to identify the gunman who attacked a university. wednesday's attack killed 20 students and a professor. the pakistan taliban says it's not behind the attack and has condemned a splinter group which claimed responsibility. the collapse of the plaza factory in 2013 in bangladesh's capital killed over 1100 people. the tragedy highlighted the poor conditions of workers in the garment industry. since then not much has changed and workers wanting to challenge the conditions are still waiting for the

city. at least 13 people were killed, and 10 from iraqi security forces >>> i.s.i.l. claiming responsibility for an attack on egyptian soldiers, the group saying it killed 10 soldiers in raqqa. only one was killed. friday egyptian air strikes hit a number of targets in the area. >> syria's opposition is trying to agree on who should be part of a forthcoming talk with the government in two weeks's time, and they are meeting in riyadh. the opposition wanted a democratic syria, which will keep state institutions intact. the president will be allowed to take part in negotiations, but must leave power after a 6 week negotiation period. preconditions must be met to stop government attacks and allow aid into opposition areas and facilitate the return of millions of refugees. a senior research fellow at the lse says the involvement of iran in the peace talks in syria is crucial. >> it's really not clear, and i think the cutting of diplomatic ties between iran and saudi arabia will influence the process very much. because the reason we are seeing now development in the negotiations is that you have this international region c

so far egyptian investigators have not found any evidence that terrorism is the blame for that crash. providence mayor buddy cianci will lie in repose for two days in city hall before his lay to rest. cianci's friend former mayor joseph says more news will be of the pay respects to cianci on the weekends every six and public viewing for the mayor's office. cianci was the state's longest serving mayor 's funeral be held on monday your faith at the cathedral of saint downtown providence. >> love clouds run for the day-to-day sure enough temperatures still above average and even brought in some rain and snow showers but really we missed a big storm that was just to our south east take a look at the temperatures in and out of the clouds today we still climbed into the mid- to even upper 40s in some locations typically upper 30s this very mild streak continues but we do have some colder weather heading our way. take a look at the difference in temperatures boston 37 head out to buffalo and sure enough you're in the 20s. for the south 50 a chunk of some colder air that will arrive behind this front that is bringing those rain and snow showers to area right no