including a woman badly burned when a grenade was thrown into a guest house used by the international organization for migration. the taliban said their target was intelligence officials. four heavily armored u.s. vehicles also assisted in the cause of removing casualty's, but they left soon afterwards. the battle to retake the streets was being fought by specially trained afghan commandos and police on their own. as the last flights of friday began to fade, sporadic gunfire continued in the center of kabul as the city was locked down. most of the taliban fighters were dead after about two hours of heavily exchange fire, but one remained alive, firing a rocket propelled grenades. >> live classical music -- these days in the u.s., it can often be a tough sell, but cleveland orchestra is tackling the challenge head on. faced with declining audiences and budget shortfalls, the musicians have decided to seek out new audiences. i traveled to ohio to see them making music in an unlikely place. >> the principal floutist is used to the bright lights. >> as you can see, and very much in the center of the action -- i am

called borderline and translated into ukrainian and russian and distributed by the international organization for migration and that really sort of laid the pathway for trying to combine this innovative form of journalism with collaboration to me the reason comics journalism and trafficking goes so well together is that you're able to i'm able to tell the stories as i mentioned earlier of survivors without necessarily having to take their photo result a conventional means of reporting that either would you know was to put them at risk from from traffickers for. purposes or make them feel uneasy and sort of the you know i want to make them feel as comfortable as possible so let's talk about that part of your work as an educator teaching victims and survivors of human trafficking about how to tell their story in comic form and talk more about this project and also if you find that it was easier for the victim to express their trauma through her is this really a lost form of therapy here. well i mean i'm no therapist and i do ensure as any journalist would. there are counselors on hand and that i go through a

called borderline and translated into ukrainian and russian and distributed by the international organization for migration and that really sort of laid the pathway for trying to combine this innovative form of journalism with collaboration to me the reason comics journalism and trust can go so well together is that you're able to i'm able to tell the stories as i mentioned of survivors without necessarily having to take their photo result a conventional means of reporting that either would you know was to put them at risk from from traffickers for the commission purposes or make them feel uneasy and sort of you know i want to make them feel as comfortable as possible so let's talk about that part of your work as an educator teaching victims and survivors of human trafficking about how to tell their story in comic form and talk more about this project and also did you find that it was easier for the victim to express their trauma through her is this really a lost form of therapy here. well i mean i'm no therapist and i do ensure as any journalist would. there are counselors on hand and that i go through al

taliban and afghan forces that lasted several hours on friday. 10 employees of the international organization for migration who hid inside a fortified room during the firefight spoke out. they praised the afghan police who came to the rescue. six people died in the battle which started with the suicide bombing. >> this was a preplanned attack targeted at us. first of all, full investigations have not yet been done. there may be a different conclusion afterwards, but they forcede way themselves in, the way they knew where to go once they were inside certainly provides every indication that they were coming for us. >> bangladesh's garment industry is under pressure from both europe and the united states to improve safety conditions and workers rights. a senior u.s. delegation is in the capital for talks. these issues will be discussed by eu leaders meeting in brussels this week. we went inside one factory to take a look at conditions. >> the garment industry in bangladesh, central to the south asian country's economic revival and key to the profits of western retailers. it is an industry that has grown uncom

the hours long assault began with a suicide bombing outside the international organization for migration. far crumble leaders and the colombian government have reached an agreement on land reform and what could be a major step toward a long-awaited peace deal. the plan would provide farmers with loans and other aid as well as creating a land bank for redistributing farmland. more than half of farms in colombia are roughly owned by 1% of landowners. cuban diplomat carlos fernandez read the joint statement from colombia and the farc which came during peace talks underway in cuba. >> what we have agreed to in this accord is the beginning of .adical transformation it is centered on the people, the small farmer, access to and distribution of land, a fight against poverty and the stimulation of production. >> in the u.s., lawmakers or lawyers for maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio say they will appear federal judge's ruling that his office violated the constitutional rights of latinos by targeting them for traffic stops and illegally detaining them based on the race and ethnicity. on friday, u

migrating looking for opportunities in other countries. those that stay and cannot get a job there are lessons, for them getting a job inside or outside the country decreases. >> the international labor organization warns that the crisis could create a generation without work experience. the bleak outlook is reflected in the latest youth unemployment data in the u.u. in greece 59% are jobless, in spain nearly 56% of young people are out of work. more than 26% youth in france are looking for a job. much less but still high in comparison in germany only 7.6% of young people are unemployed. the un experts are calling for change. they are opposed to more austerity measures and favor increased investment without perspective for young people they say the future of europe s in jeopardy. >> the world trade org organization has chosen its first leader from latin america. a career diplomat. for years he served as his country's representative and understands that it's currently difficult to push for free trade agenda. >> we are at a critical stage. the negotiating pillar is completely stuck. there is a scleer paralysis in the system. >> the u.s. which has considerable clout in the organization opposed his c