they are targeting young men and some of the suburbs being targeted >>> the whole situation seems hayesy. do we-- hazy. do we know who were behind these attacks and launched them? >> reporter: no. no-one is claiming responsibility for the attacks on the military base and also on the streets at night. the government blames the opposition. the opposition say it is not them. that is one of the reasons why the government has been attacking young men who they not only blame of taking part in the demonstrations against the president successful third time bid, but the people they're blaming for the violence >>> the big worry is, is burundi on the verge of civil war? >> reporter: indeed, that is one big risk that many people are fearing. it is also because of that fear that the international community is now talking about the deployment of u.n. peacekeepers to burundi. yes, people still remember what happened 10 years ago in the civil war. in burundi that began in 1993 and stopped in 2006 in which more than 300,000 people were killed when the groups were in action. we must say that so far the vi

they showed the moon surface instead of its hayesy atmosphere-- hazy atmosphere. i'm antonio mora. ray suarez is up next with inside story. >> roughly the same number of people die every year in the united states in incidents involving automobiles and guns. yet the two, widely owned and widely used and loved objects live in very different legal universes. there's no right to drive enshrouded in the bill of rights, but it's more complicated for that. while billions of dollars are spent researching and regulating automobiles, federal research for guns is blocked