. >> papa new guinea is beautiful, much of it very sparsely populated. natural resources form the backbone of the economy, especially mining, timber, and oil. and now, an enormous liquid natural gas project is being headed up by exxon mobil. >> up until a couple of decades ago, this area was incredibly isolated. with the discovery of a gold deposit, the place has become home to one of the world's most successful gold mines. >> papa new guinea is probably one of the best examples of the really cruel ironies that often go hand-in-hand with these big extractive industries. they're supposed to lead to development, uplifting people from poverty, and yet paradoxically things only seem to get worse. barrick has its private security force in order basically because there aren't nearly enough police there to do the job. the permanent police presence stationed in the nearby town is usually only 16 or 17 officers, who often don't even possess a car that works. we are on the road to a town where we have been investigating a range of human rights abuses, gang rapes c

oh man goes all coconuts in the mountains of purple a new guinea. the family eats just once a day they say it's not because of poverty they're simply not hungry. drink milk here either as there are no cows. only goats the pig is obligatory for every ceremony from weddings to funerals a pig can be a bride's dowry and is the most valued possession in papua new guinea. women breastfeed pigs i've seen it with a lot of women have breasts that have been bitten by pigs. friend of mike's managed to buy a piglet not long ago. how. he'll raise the animal to sell in the future for a profit able has no other means of earning a living for himself and his family. just go to sleep it's quite hard to form an opinion what do we see really the hotel the plane the camp people working with us we've been told not to go outside the camp much. i'm not sure if they're exaggerating or not when they say if you go outside. we've all been frightened to death but the devil is not as black as he's painted after all has he seen any mosquitoes no me neither. we got up and they say

the capital of papua new guinea. soon it will fly over the mountains and into the heart of the island. craft has long been expected in the jungle. can you possibly explain a jet engine to people who are so removed from the modern world. these pilots have undergone thorough preparation for this expedition papua new guinea is not an easy destination for most travelers it would take russians twenty eight hours to fly here few bother coming. and nobody is quite sure what lies beyond those mountain mist's. the photographer was surprised about that and she kept asking what it. takes for papua new guinea takes eight i think. during the age of discovery there were still many blank areas on the world maps and sailors. that's when europeans came here for the first time but they didn't stay long. it wasn't until the end of the nineteenth century that they started to explore new guinea the russian explorer. succeeded where others have failed. with the people of this jungle island in one nine hundred sixty one. but the truth. of

so it wasn't genuine regret and i can remember i was with that quarter of guinea it was and it still is i mean we shouldn't have done it we you know. trying to do something that was wrong. and. i regretted it. but what was wrong about it to meddle in foreign countries affairs story was wrong because he realized that they dictator a guy was a good guy i know is wrong because we we cool so much suffering among a lot of people. and you know we were trying to act in a very arbitrary way and we didn't really know as it turned out what the situation at croke and he was we thought we did it. in reality a quick tour of duty although it still has a very bad reputation in reality it is heading in the right direction they're working very hard to you know human rights and social system up to you know a better standard so you know that you experienced african politics firsthand how pervasive was the outside influence. interesting question. nine goes. with the worst war of the sorry let me rephrase it and go with the worst proxy war of the whole cold war there were russian troops there were cuban

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mineo new guinea's mountain can be found living close to the como camp. all these terrifying people who almost nobody has seen but everybody fears. the mountains beyond the fence. i wonder if you think that. charge or whether there is some sort of implied expectation that american oil companies or just american companies will get someone back access to your country absolutely and there is nothing. nothing. to do to achieve victory. in the. economic downturn in the final. deal and the rest. will be if we own all things. we'll take some steps to reassure you cream we want to see a prosperous stable ukraine but i don't think that you know in the end i don't think that the west this point do all that much for you. bustles versus the people and the growing democracy deficit voters all across europe have such a very strong message to the gate keepers of the european union and the establishment media they must get that power to the people. the un says it is often and anstice way especially when they were in a good mood but now this performance is rarely seen. th

not tarrie it's present in ecuador guinea i mean i was very i mean no one wants to be. seen that was called black beach although actually i think i did i was in solitary confinement in that beach all the time. and so i didn't see a lot of the stuff that was going on outside myself but how did the research internet probably i was in the. well in the end they treated me well managed to help them. i had a long interrogation and a long trial and in the course of that. we got along better and better as time went on but it was it was tough because i was. in solitary confinement and for the three months i was in handcuffs and leg irons all the time and the climate that is pretty vicious i mean it's really really whole and sticky with a lot of mosquitoes no mosquito net new ventilation eccentric cetera so it was quite it was quite testing what about zimbabwe. with those a very different experience because that i with with general prison and. very overcrowded prison. you know a rough place but how is it for a foreigner to be in an african prison with everyone else did they treat

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. >> a guinea pig loses his best friend. the pet shop's desperate plea to thieves who snatched jenny from her cage. >> and a teetering house gets torched. why the owners were better off burning their luxury home. a missing 9 year o >>> we have just confirmed that marin county sheriffs are searching for a missing 9-year- old girl who apparently disappeared in samuel p taylor state park in lagunitas about 9 today, yesterday in the park they had the 35-acre park. she went missing today. state park rangers are helping out in the search. we'll get you updates as they come in >>> there is a whooping cough epidemic in california and the highest number of cases right here in the bay area. marin, sonoma and napa counties have been hit the hardest. there have been more than 800 new cases across the state in the last two weeks. as always, infants are at the greatest risk. the california department of health recommends everyone get vaccinated. whooping cough peaks every three to five years. the last epidemic was in 2010. >>> we still ha

a guinea pig stolen from a south bay store.pet shop in san jose needs help finding that black and white guinea pig named jenny. she disappeared wednesday. pet shop workers are worried that someone will try to use jenny for breeding and she may not survive labor. s she bonded with rose, also pictured here. they keep each other very happy. >>> an anonymous tipster is being credited with a big pot bust. it set off an intense investigation of a business on independence avenue near the mountain view costco. they also searched two san jose homes. two men and a woman were arrested, accused of running the illegal grow operation. police say they also found half a million dollars worth of pot, weapons and cash. >>> wine tasting at california farmers markets could soon be a reality. the state senate unanimously passed a bill today allowing limited wine and cider tasting at markets with a certified manager. the law comes with limits, though. only one winery at a time, and the tastings would have to be set up in a cordoned off area. lawmake

the gigy pig was housed -- guinea pig was housed here. workers say last night teens came in and next thing they knew it was gone. they are afraid they will hurt or chill animal -- or kill the animal. >> they had a male guinea pig at home and next thing you know they are gone and she gone. >> reporter: the gingy pick in this picture was -- guinea pig in this picture was kept unlocked to encourage people to pet the animals. she the latest stolen. others have been taken. in 2011 we brought you the story of the puppy that was stolen from the store. he was recovered after he was found in a shelter that was hit by a car. workers are upset about the pig being stolen and they hope they return her. >> i am worried they will breed her. it is dangerous for her to be bread. >> reporter: workers hope if you have seen the animal you return it back to the shop and there will be a lot of changes because you can see all the unopened cages will now be covers and they will put locks on them that will hurt socialization skills and not give them the opportuni

one teen mentioned about breeding jenne with a similar looking guinea pig. >> jenne is an older guineaig. if they try to breed her, she's probably not going to make it through delivery of the babies. her and the babies will probably die. >> the folks at jenne's urge the people to drop her off at any pet shop or a veterinarian's office. >>> there is a bigger and brighter new cat rooms. adoption fees for animals older than five months will be waved through monday. they hope the new facility complete with more updated adoption stations will help them find new homes for 10,000 animals by 2024. a perfect gift for dad, right? >> i don't know about that, usually the perfect gift for the kids and then dad ends up with it. >> that's right. taking care of it. >> but the forecast today if you like it warmer or cooler we have both in the forecast for the weekend. starting off with the fog-free conditions. atypical for june where we are usually pretty cloudy. getting back to more of an on shore push tomorrow. enjoy the sunshine this morning in san jose with temperatures a little warmer than we were

. >> a guarantee of no questions asked tonight in exchange for a safe return of a guinea pig two days ago. jenny came with her companion after being rescue ready from an animal shelter. mentioning mating her with a similar guinea pig. >> they do try to breed her she's probably not going to make it through delivery. her babies will probably die >> the folks at andy's pet shop are urging people who have her to drop her off at any animal shelter or veterinarian office again, no questions asked. >> bring jenny home. right? >> right. >> well, just ahead forget smart phones there are smart mugs. >> a senior prank went too far. what happened has upset both students and parents. back in a moment. >>> a senior prank is upsetting parents and teachers, students took over the year book, swapping names and including captions with sexual innuendos. >> you might pay attention to healthy eating but how many calories are in latte or frapaccino? a product to remove the mystery of what you drink >> in a tiny lab, someone is pouring a beer. never mind it's friday after the noon. this is for research. >>

you were inside those isolation areas where that group is working in guinea.e the scene for us? what was the environment like? was that the mistrust you were talking about? >> that was some of the mistrust, but i will tell you and this is the type of story which, you know, it's very different in some ways being on the ground. first of all, when you talk about ebola, it's not that it's particularly contagious, but it is highly infectious. while it doesn't spread easily from person to person, only a small amount can get somebody sick and that's why you see these essentially moon suits people are wearing. you have to protect every square inch of your skin and that's just very labor intensive and there is a high turnover among the staff in those settings and the work suits that you see there being used and you start to run out of those things after a time. it's a relatively small area where they are taking care of these patient, but they've had to expand those facilities as they've had more patients. >> it's relatively confined, sanjay, but at the same time we use

. >> a guarantee of no questions asked tonight in exchange for a safe return of a guinea pig two daysjenny came with her companion after being rescue ready from an animal shelter. mentioning mating her with a similar guinea pig. >> they do try to breed her she's probably not going to make it through delivery. her babies will probably die >> the folks at andy's pet shop are urging people who have her to drop her off at any animal shelter or veterinarian office again, no questions asked. >> bring jenny home. right? >> right. >> well, just ahead forget smart phones there are smart mugs. >> a senior prank went too far. what happened has upset both students and parents. students and parents. back in a mome ithe part of us thatis a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. safeway understandnds you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and

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he was in new guinea. the only person they could think of who could stand up to macarthur was a fellow medal of honor winner, eddie rickenbacker. instructions.al nothing was written down. he flew on a b-17 from pearl harbor down to new guinea. inwas with seven other guys in uniform who were going to take him down. they missed their refueling stop which was canton island, at very small point of land. they put down in the middle of the central pacific, not too far from where amelia ehrhardt was lost. the only food they had was the pilot was savvy enough to put four oranges in his flight suit. they landed and these eight guys ended up on three rafts. no food, no water. they had not been able to figure out the radio to tell anybody where they are. they were 2000 miles in any direction from land. no food, no water. off of the guys had taken their pants and shoes and socks because they thought they might be swimming. that turned out to be a bad idea. when sun came out, they got sunburn. skin broke out into open

. >>> a summit wrapped up in guinea.e have more. >> reporter: with pomp, african union's summit draws to a choice. dancers entertain delegates, fresh out of a summit, complete with a rise in security and extremism across the continent. with more than 70% of the people in south africa employed in africa, it's no copies dense that the theme of the conference is developing agriculture and developing food security. it's the peace and security challenges that dominated talks. >> experts say there's a need to end africa's conflict now. >> conflict to be solved. it is costing too much a price for the continent and destruction for the issues we have to focus on. with this in mint, friday's session was devoted to deal with insecurity across the contonne ept. east africa is leading in the creation of its force. they agreed to establish a standby brigade within months. >> snepss like some -- incidences like somalia, south sudan, dar fewer -- darfur, central african republic - these are concerns that the region must seize. >>> the r

before i guinea want to say thank you to the commissioners for taking the testimony time to review our case and especially the planning department for working with us to bring this to the level. we and our children have been living to the this small house we're both architects working in itself city we want to build this how did to build the needs off our family but an improvement to the city. this is an edition of a second unit we anticipate the day that when our parents will no longer be able to live on their own my mom is here. it's important this project can accommodate the multi generations to our values with that i'm going to turn it over to rob how we arrived at the current deadline. >> hi i'm robert the project sponsor. to begin with we started the project by working closely with the neighboring neighbors had significant outreach and met with on 8 occasions are concerned neighbors on the project. we've included numerous letters of support in your packets tonight but we've also worked closely with the staff and as mentioned previously staff visited in person to understand the ne

. >> guarantee of no questions asked tonight in exchange for the safe return of a stolen guinea pig in san jose. they took one of those 2. appears the group of teenagers swiped jenny from her display at this pet shop on notre dame avenue. came to the shop along with the companion rose after rescued from local animal shelter. one 0teen mentioned something about breathing jenny with a similar looking male guinea pig. >> 5 years old. we consider her a senior. if they do try to breed her she will make it through delivery of the beans. her and the babies will probably die. >> so the folk at the pet shop urging the people who have jenny to drop her off at any animal shelter or veterinarians office. >> one of san francisco famous painted ladies sold this month for well below the asking price. victorian home across fromal month park is famously scene in the opening shot of the tv show full house. you have seen this image of these homes. original asking price was 4 million dollars. month later it went down by half million dollars. then sold this month for 3.1 million. why so low? new homeowner

. >>> there will be a save return after stolen guinea pig in san jose. group of teenagers swiped her from her pet shop on wednesday. jenne came to the shop along with her companion, rose, after being rescued from the local animal shelter. someone mentioned about breeding her with a similar looking guinea pig. >> she's five years old. they do try to breed her, she's probably not going to make it through discovery of the babies. her and the babies will probably die. >> folks at andy's pet shop urge the people who have jenne to drop her off at the pet shop or any vet office. >>> there is a bigger and brighter new cat rooms. adoption fees for animals older than five months will be waved through monday. they hope the new facility complete with more updated adoption stations will help them find new homes for 10,000 animals by 12024. >>> summer is practically here and if you have a deck you will probably be spending a lot of time outside. but all that sun, win and cold over the years can take its toll. so which stain offers the best protection? consumer reports

. >> guinea pigs nibble on watermelon. >> if you're at the beach, a very cute girl like melissa asksou, hey, will you lotion up my back. >> do you mind if one of you lotion me up? i don't want to get sunburned. >> you wouldn't say no. >> my back, and legs as well. >> the best day ever. >> and he in commit to the gig, you know? they start making sure she's very well covered. >> melissa is representing the ladies in the world of pranks. watch what happens when her jealous boyfriend shows up. >> oh. >> i just asked him to -- asked him to lotion me. >> you see me walking with her earlier. >> he's challenging them to a fight. >> no, no, no. >> no, no, no, sorry, mate. sorry. >> that is what it is? >> goes from the greatest moment ever to the worst. >> to the worst. >> what's you doing? >> asking them to lotion me. >> [ bleep ]. >> this guy's got his leg over her poddy everything. he's ul up in her grill. >> he's not running away. he's holding his ground. >> after they do a good job of scaring these guys they reveal it's a prank. >> it's a prank. >> i had a feeling. >> you're on a camera s

as the cap and trade carbon regulation our friends across the pond were basically our self-imposed guinea pig on this issue. they implemented a similar, europeans did this cap and trade mess. they have done massive subsidies and have done nothing. my colleague from the manhattan institute found that between 2005 and 2012 the cost of electricity for consumers in europe squaked up by 65%. >> i saw that. >> it's really scary. >> quickly. >> and the other thing is we here in the u.s. actually reduced our carbon emissions more than they did. >> of course the other guys aren't doing it. steve there's costs but also restrictions. we areeing restricted now so much in terms of what we did k do with our own private property. there's a cost there as well. >> absolutely. those are the unseen things. for example, the federal government was a little more rational in terms of expiration we'd have more energy and the reason our emissions are going down is because of natural gas which the government did everything they could to block. the implementation of fracing and it comes to what is pointed out $1.8

world health organization has said drastic action is now need to find the outbreak of the virus in guinea and sierra leone. within 600 cases have been reported, making it the biggest ebola epidemic we have seen so far. you are watching bbc world news america. four months after malaysian airliner went missing, the area they are searching is shifting once again. harnessing the sun's energy is one way to effectively reduce carbon emissions. but are those costly solar panels preventing this green alternative from catching on? scientists found a way to make solar cells at a fraction of the price by using a compound found in bath salts. the details on this new technological development. >> the sun is the most powerful solar source in our system. for decades, researchers have tried to find better ways of tapping into it. here, scientists are making solar cells. this block turns sunshine into electricity. it needs to be coded with a toxic chemical. recently the team has developed a process that uses a much safer chemical, so no need for a gas mask. it is found in seawater and is much cheaper. >>

before i guinea want to say this that one of the north america anthropologies gifts whiefr he was a big and great commander he had the power of inspecting authority and picking lieutenant under him well qualified when i asked for the chief for the lapd i didn't expel chief suhr to be picked but 83 he that i can do picks pollens that have great have you seen. i think the richmond district is like a little city and once again it probably has more a - a greater population than several cities on the senior citizen peninsula i'm a big proponent of the police officer. i think with the sfpd salaries there's room for expanding the special police officer like in the richmond district there's self-sporting and do a go back and they're probably good evening to be increased it will stop the expansion of the over blood clot of the salary which $0.92 sgos there their paycheck the mom who was had her son murdered have the case actually and on billboards because misinforming san francisco has won one thousand unsolved murders we know there are killers among us walking around and i think an open cold ca

. >> it emerged in ginny. 280 -- guinea. 280 have decide. it's mooed to liberia, where cases have been reported in the capital. and 49 ebola deaths have been confirmed. >>> staying with africa, a sudanese woman whose death sentence for converting to christianity has been overturned. she is in the u.s. consulate. she was detain and freed. a condition of her release is she must not leave sudan. >> maria will stay at the u.s. embassy with her husband. he's an american citizen and she is with her family there. >>> thousands of students in the philippines joined a campaign to free more than 200 kidnapped school girls. 4,000 girls at a roman catholic school demonstrated in manila. it's been more that two months since the girls were abducted by boko haram. >> still ahead - this man's assassination led to the world war. an ech that changed the course of history. >> and a refugee grievous bodily harm for rohingya muslims as ethnic tensions in myanmar continues. >> now inroducing, the new al jazeea america mobile news app. get our exclusive in depth,

so it's almost like they're a guinea pig without knowing it. >> then you have to worry about, what does that mean going forward? are advertisers going to take advantage of that? are they going to start serving you ads if you're feeling blue. >> reporter: the data scientists who designed the experiment say the goal was to help facebook become a better service. andrew kramer says, i can tell you that our goal was never to upset anyone. i can understand why some people have concerns about it, and my co-authors and i are very sorry for any anxiety it caused n hindsight, the research benefits of the paper may not have justified all of this anxiety." and facebook says it is always reviewing its internal controls and may make some changes based upon the reaction to this experiment. mark sayre, kpix 5. >> you can get involved in the conversation on our kpix 5 facebook page. what do you think about facebook's mood experiment? and we have already got a number of responses and we just put it up 10, 15 minutes ago. >>> san francisco general hospital leaders are looking ahead as they look back on la

the first case turned up in march in southern guinea and have sin been confirmed in sierra leone and liberia. the world health organization says more than 600 patients have been confirmed or are suspected carriers. it reports the disease has killed nearly 400 people. doctors without borders says it has reached the limit of what it can do to fight the deadly outbreak. treatment is still in the experimental stage. from july 2nd, an emergency meeting will be held in ghana. >>> it is time to take a look at what's making headlines in the business world. we are joined with more on that. tell us what's making headlines. >> it is a busy morning for government officials here in japan. they have been looking through a new batch of economic data. they have reasons to be pleased. new figures so that in may, consumer prices were up again. jobs increased and unemployment was down. officials say the cost of basic goods and services rose by 3.4% over the same year. the biggest jump in 32 years. consumer prices have been rising for 12 months straight. the increase in the consumption tax in april was

. >>: this five year-old a guinea pig was stolen from an east patchogue and san jose wednesday night and now the store is doing everything it can to get her back before jenny the guinea pig went missing ace's staff members are worried the teenagers took jenny to breed her. but in these eight this will likely be deadly for her and her pups. the staff is trying to circulate this letter in san jose hoping they would return her to the store. >>: a sad time for fremont police. they announced that k-9 officer team all passed away. he suffered a setback came sudden medical emergency. he was six and a half years old. house still ahead in san francisco's oldest park and some residents say it could use a little bit of a face lift. will explain. and the latest on tracy morgan creek will find out how he is recovering after that terrible crash this past weekend. >>: good morning facebook has announced a new feature that will make a lot of users happy. state-owned kron4 morning news. that's coming up in my tech report. now for the kron4 tech report with gabe slate. sponsored by nec to wireless. am

and she's the gatorland show's guinea pig. >> blindfolded plus a mystery box. not a good combo. >> see if these two will make a very good pair. >> yeah! >>> when the cops light you up from behind and you're about to get pulled over, for most of us our instinct is mot to grab our camera. for 18-year-old jesse in saint cloud, minnesota ha was his first instinct. >> cop cop cop. [ bleep ] cop. >> jesse pulls over, waits for the officer to approach his car. >> are you going to pull me over, officer? or not. >> that is not okay. >> that is not a god idea. >> that's where the video ends. jesse is popular. more than 15,000 folers on vine. he describes himself as a passion for entertainment wants to follow his dream and go off to l.a. did he do it for the vine or not? was the cop really pulling jesse over. we've got jesse via skype right this minute. that's the big question out there, a lot of people liking this video on vine, can you tell us, is it real or not? >> um, it was completely staged. >> oh! >> thank goodness. >> i assumed you're not skyping from jail. >> how

>> new guinea. >> papua-new guinea. >> but the fact it's going to be american troops there i thought was somewhat wrong message. not necessary. lately even in some speechd, in particularly the west point speech, there are some references to china in relationship to other issues which implied a somewhat ambivalent assessment of the chinese role in the world. i think we have to be more careful in that respect. and of course our newspapers can be naturally and instinctively critical of the chinese political system being free. the chinese, however, have been responding to this or maybe even contributing to it through an increasingly negative press about the united states. the fact of the matter is much of the chinese officially controlled press is very hostile towards the united states. and very explicitly so. some of the articles which i read every week are emphasizing american aggressiveness, american insensitivity, american domineering aspirations, and so forth. and that i think feeds a sense of mutual -- mutually increasing antagonism potential ly, mutual suspicions and uncertainties

you could have been one of facebook's guinea pigs.rns out, facebook has been allowing researchers, the company, to manipulate users' news feeds to hide either the good news, like newborn baby pictures or bad news like animal cruelty videos, just to see whether it affected the emotions of the users themselves. chief editor joins me and lori siegelstein and tech correspondent. lori, before we get frustrated, what to we know about the experiment itself? >> well, first of all, brooke, the premise was pretty interesting. the idea that there's this whole theory that you look on facebook and see everyone putting their best foot forward, living these amazing lives and you get depressed. so facebook data scientists said let's do an experiment and see if this is actually the case. well, they found that if you surface negative content in users' news feed they would post negatively. which is interesting. and you take this step back and say, wait a second, we know they collect data an us, but they manipulated our emotions and that's where we call

in a survey of 185 countries just three don't require paid family leave, oman, pap with a new guinea and the u.s. nearly half of working parents have turned down a job because it would be too hard on their families. today the white house held a summit on working families to make the case for family-friendly policies. jetblue has more than 2,000 customer service reps who work from home including this mom to a 9 and 12-year-old. >> i work 40 hours a week. the schedule works around my personal life. not the other way around. >> reporter: the software company sass has free on-site day care. >> i can walk over, see how he is and get back to work. >> reporter: these are rare exceptions. the white house today offered few specifics on how to fix the problems facing working families and acknowledged the reforms it supports are unlikely to go anywhere. >> i think the real hope here is to foster a conversation. >> reporter: republicans have a message to potential swing voters from boehner to marco rubio who says the proposals don't go far enough and will soon outline reforms of his own. but the

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thirty people have been confirmed dead so far cases have been reported in sierra leone liberia and guinea the virus kills almost ninety percent of all infected patients. elsewhere a suicide blast has killed a security officer near a checkpoint in eastern lebanon dozens more people were seriously wounded in that incident no group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack it's just the latest in a series of assaults on shiite muslims across lebanon in the past few months. meanwhile security forces in china's restive west have repelled an assault on a police station killing thirteen of the attackers three officers have been injured as attackers drove a vehicle laden with explosives into the building officials blame we give militants for the assault china has seen a rise of insurgent attacks by the group in recent months with deadly bombings and knife attacks targeting civilians. ok i really do hope you'll join me with more news at the top of the next i'll be missing will be breaking the set that's coming up after a short break you're watching on t.v. . recently four hundred high level ru