. >> police in jalalabad told us a suicide bomber riding a motorbike targetting a bus, it was carrying a group of soldiers from the afghan defence ministry. we believe for more training. now, the civilian residents are saying some civilians are among the casualties, it happened in the busy part of jalalabad. it was a similar attack. here in kabul, an iud hit a shuttle bus killing two and injuring six. >> syrian observatory for human rights says two have been killed. the u.n.'s envoy for syria is in damascus urging the government to allow more humanitarian az. >> food has been dropped to dell asker. they carried out the fires high altitude of delivery. the red crescent collected 22 of 26 pallets, it's not clear what happened to the other four. >> al-shabab claimed responsibility for a car bomb in somali's capital, mogg a tissue. people people, including children was detonated. people a suicide bomber was said to have been driving the car >>> the spread and impact of the zeke is wider than first thought. the first possible vaccine will not be available until december, and the u.s. center

this happened in jalalabad. it's believed the target was the defense ministry shuttle bus, carrying new army recruits, so it's 12 dead, 38 injured in that explosion in jalalabad. more on it of course, when we get it. >> also five killed and seven injured after an explosion in somalia. a suicide bomber attacked the local government headquarters in mogadishu and among the victims were two children. the armed group al shabab has claimed responsibility. we are here in the studio. tell us anything more you know about this. >> the explosion happened not far from a compound that belongs to the local authority. the car that was full of explosives was left just a stone's throw from the building and it was settled as employee, government employees were coming out for their lunch break. al shabab said they were targeting government officials who work in that building. the government told you also all the people who have been killed or injured in the attack were civilians. what's also interesting is this happened on the sam

his were injured in the same explosion, and the fonda -- and the bombing happened near the city of jalalabadn has defected, according to south korean officials, and the man has not been named, but they say he was a senior colonel and that he left last year. thet wrenching reminder of need to rid the world of nuclear weapons. that is how the u.s. secretary of state sized up his visit to hiroshima. john kerry is the senior most u.s. official to visit the site of the atomic tom dropped by u.s. planes at the end of world war ii. it helped to end the war, but it killed thousands of people. our reporter has more. reporter: it has taken nearly 71 years, but finally, a serving u.s. secretary of the has come to hiroshima. with his japanese and g-7 colleagues beside him, mr. kerry wreath for the 140,000 people who were killed here when they dropped an atomic bomb right over this spot. >> it is no doubt this is a moment filled with symbolism, and it would be even more if president obama decides to come here and do this next month, but at a time when nuclear disarmament seems to be further away, is this

hospital officials say 12 afghan army recruits were killed and at least 38 people wounded in the jalalabad. most are in critical condition. the recruits were on a bus when a motorcycle with explosives ran into it. an earlier attack in kabul killed one person and injured at least five others. >> those are just some of the several explosions that happened at a hindu temple in india that killed more than 100 people during a fireworks display yesterday. one of the fireworks landed in a building where other fireworks were stored setting off explosions that made the temple's roof collapse. authorities had reported by told the temple not to hold the fireworks display out of safety concerns. five people involved in that fireworks show have been detained that pakistan has raised the death toll from a powerful earthquake to five. the magnitude 7.1 quake hit yesterday in northwestern pakistan. dozens of homes were destroyed. it was the strongest earthquake in pakistan since october when a magnitude 7.5 quake killed 80 people. >> in japan secretary of state john kerry visited the memorial built to rem

at least 12 new army recruits were killed in an attack in the eastern city of jalalabad.nother 38 wounded. most of them are in critical condition. no one has yet claimed responsibility. >>> volkswagen is hoping to return to the bond market as early as may. aiming to raise billions of euros to replace the costly bank loan it had been relying on in the wake of the emissions test cheating scandal. the company has been effectively shut out of the bond market since september. >>> bryan adams cancelling his show in mississippi because of the state's new law, allowing religious groups and private businesses to refuse service to same-sex couples. he was scheduled to play at the mississippi coast coliseum in biloxi on thursday. >>> and kayla mentioned the masters. well, forget about jordan spieth's masters meltdown. check out this incredible shot by oosthuizen. look at that. oh, my gosh. his shot hit another ball on the green before going in for a hole in one. and it was the third hole in one at the 16th on the same day. what are the odds of that one? pretty darn amazing. that's t

i went to jalalabad and joined their women's day, international women's day celebration, and i talk in hushed in. >> thank you. i missed about. excellent. thank you. >> the are things you don't know about me. [laughter] >> we will not make any comments. >> well, try to congratulations on the speaking in farsi. i have the program director for a group called capitalist international in washington, d.c. i thank you for being a positive inspirational public image not only for the women of afghanistan but for the country as a whole. my question has to do with education from every all except education did be the master key for success for all individuals in our society. many, many years ago i was a student at georgetown university and i was attending many meetings at the u.s. afghan women's council. back then we were debating how to create some social changes that are sustainable for economic empowerment of women in afghanistan. not always but on numerous occasions i suggested the idea of creating a women's only university for afghan women in afghanistan modeled after colleges in massachuset

>> on april 6 i went to jalalabad and joined their women's day, international women's day celebration and outspoken posture and because this is the language of a -- >> and deeper i missed about. thank you spirit there are things you don't know about me. >> we will not make any commen comments. >> madam first lady, congratulations on speaking in farsi far better than i do their i was born in kabul. i am the program director for a group called capitalize international in washington, d.c. i thank you for being a positive inspiration a public image not only for the women of afghanistan but for the country as a whole. my question has to do with education, and we all accept education to be the master key for success for all individuals and society. many, many years ago i was a student at georgetown university and i was attending many meetings at the u.s. afghan women's council. back then we're debating how to create some social changes that are sustainable for economic empowerment of women in afghanistan. but on numerous occasions i suggested the idea of creating a women's only university f

hospital official says 12 afghan army recruits were killed. 38 others were wounded in the outskirts of jalalabadmost are in critical condition. they were on a bus when a motorcycle packed with explosives rammed it. there was an earlier bomb attack in kabul that killed one person and injured at least five more. several explosions at a hindu temple in india killed more than a hundred people during a fireworks display. one of the fireworks landed in a building where other fireworks were stored. that set off explosions that made the roof of the temple collapse crushing people who were trapped inside. reportedly, authorities had told the temple not to hold the fireworks display because of safety concerns. five people were involved in that fireworks show, have been detained. >> and pakistan has raised the death toll from a powerful earthquake to five so far. the magnitude 7.1 quake hit yesterday in northwestern pakistan sending people fearing for their lives, running outdoors. dozens of homes were destroyed. it was the strongest pakistan earthquake since october. that's when a magnitude 7.5 quake kill

want to say that, yes, i mastered the dari language and i gave a speech in pashtun -- i went to jalalabad and i spoke in pashtun there because this is the language. >> well, thank you. i missed that. excellent. thank you. >> there are things you don't know about me. >> well, i won't make any comment there. >> well, madam first lady, congratulations on the speaking in farsi and pashtun and i was born in kabul. i'm the program director for a group called capitalize international in washington, d.c. i thank you for being a positive inspirational public image not only for the women of afghanistan, but for the country as a whole. my question has to do with education and we all accept education to be the master key for success for all individuals in society. many, many years ago i was a student at georgetown university. i was attending many meetings at the u.s. afghan women's council. back then we were debating how to create some social changes that are sustainable for economic empowerment of women in afghanistan. amid all this on numerous occasions suggested the idea of creating a woman's only