earlier a splinter group of the organization claimed responsibility and kamal is live for us and kamals up to speed. >> reporter: well, that military operation is now indeed underway after several hours of gun battle we are told that the attackers put up a determined fight but the death toll of course still remaining low because of the swift response from the military after that attack took place at about 9:00 a.m. local time which is about 4:00g 4:00gmt. >> security forces now patrolled the fields alongside bacha-khan university and gunmen had taken advantage of thick fog to scale the walls, storm buildings and open fire on students and teachers. >> translator: we heard firing from the back of the campus and we thought maybe some people were fighting then the gunfire increased and we said stay in the rooms, don't go out and then the security forces came. >> reporter: classes at the university had begun for the day, 3,000 students study here. there were hundreds of others at the university too. 600 special guests were celebrating the birthday of the man who the university is named afte

oil and there are growing fears for the world economy after the imf cut its combroet forecast and kamalnd joins us live there from there, kamal. >> reporter: thank you and working up this morning to a couple of things and one a lot of snow behind me and taking a while to get used to the cold and two more economic downturn and that is really what people are talking about here, oil going below $28, china's market are down 15-16% now and only a few weeks and pointing to an acute problem i think right at the moment, someone who can answer some questions for us is the guest and secretary-general of oecd for the organization of development and thank you so much for your time today. >> thank you. >> let me quote you something here william white the chairman of your own review committee has said the situation is worse than it was this 2007, the macro commission decision to fight downturns is essentially all used up and that is economically a terrifying situation. >> well basically there is nothing new. i mean this has been happening now for many months actually. we have all announced we were go

. >>> kamal is in davos for us. >> reporter: so we work up to two things on the first day of the annual, one of them snow, plenty of it. but also more bad news on the economic markets, the news that oil had fallen to below $28 a barrel. the chinese marks were now down 15% over the entire year so far, and that has only been about a month. it is leaving people with a lot to talk about here. the oecd is one group we heard a comment from, its chairman of the review committee, so said, quote, the situation is worse than it was in 2007, our macroeconomic munition is all used up. that's a pretty scary thought. the fact that we can actually see the crash coming now, but are seemingly powerless to do anything against it. that's something i put to the oecd's secretary general earlier. >> the question is we continue to rely on the central bankers to do more. they have pun out of ammunition, because they have been the heros of the last four or five years. it's a time for the finance ministers, trade ministers, innovation minister, education minister, it's a time to go structural. it's a time to go

kamal thank you. >>> iran's constitutional watchdog has disqualified most moderate and [ inaudible ]dates from running in next month's parliamentary elections. analysts say it reflects fears that the nuclear deal will give a boost to president rouhani. 285 seats are up for grabs. overseeing the group is the guardian council. it has rejected candidates from all political factions, but moderates and reformist candidates are hurting the most. only 30 of around 3,000 who have applied have the green light to run. rouhani says the decision is illegal, and it's for the government to decide who stands. >> translator: parliament is a house of the people, not of a particular faction, a house of the people. religious minorities number in 20 or 30,000 are represented in parliament, but what about 7 to 10 million supporters. >> reporter: the research coordinator at qatar says it's part of a long-returning fight in iran between the different factions. >> support is going to change the composition or the idealogical composition in the next month. the thing that happened in 2012 and 2008. the point

is in charsadda and kamal what is the very latest?reporter: well, i'm present at the university compound in the morning and taking advantage of thick fog and leading to confusion because the first target they struck was the administration building or the block situate behind me but swift action from the police led commander units forced attackers to the rear of this particular compound fro where they had scaled the wall and come into this particular compound. they were then forced to go in the boy's hostile where they unleashed fire power killing a number of students in the hostile however the swift action from the police and military commanders saved more lives and we are told at least 19 students were killed and of course everybody taken by surprise across the country. >> this is what we know so far, a group that is links to the pakistani taliban says it was responsible for the attack, why this school, why now? >> reporter: well, if you remember in december of 2014 there was a deadly attack on army public school that was claimed by

kamal is there. >> you are guaranteed two things in davos, snow plenty of i.t. and economic news. but in 2016, the word was mostly bad, for so long we've talked about economic recovery now it's a situation potentially worse since the financial crisis of 2007. the organization for economic cooperation and development reckons we're out of ammunition to fight for down turns. now time for secretary-general for new thinking. >> they have run out of ammunition because they have been the heroes of the last four or five years. now it's a time for the finance ministers for trade ministers for the environment ministers for the environment ministers for education ministers it's a time to go structural, it's a time to go green, institutionalist, it is a time to do all the structural measures that we did not take. >> but is it too late? markets and currencies are already crashing. and here in europe, where the brakes were so strongly applied, there was a real struggle to get moving again. >> i think we should have worked harder particularly in europe but elsewhere to cut debt, to restructure d

kamal santa maria joining us. >> reporter: there is plenty to talk about here, not just how incrediblyd it is at the moment. we woke up this morning and heard about oil falling to below $28 a barrel overnight. and that has been a big talking point, and the subsequent fall on chinese markets. i was here three years ago, and we were talking about economic recovery, but when you start getting this sort of news, you realize maybe it's not about recovery, maybe it's about a second recession. people have been saying that to me. we heard from the oecd, the organization for economic cooperation and development, and they were talking about there not being enough ammunition left, it could be worse than 2007 because there isn't any fire power now. >> we continue to rely on the central bankers. they have run out of ammunition, because they have been the heros of the last four or five years. now it's a time for the finance ministers, for the trade ministers, for the environment minister, the education ministers, it's a time to go structural. it's a time to go green, institutional, it's a time to go

kamal santa maria reports. >> the price of oil huge knock-on effect it has right across the world. we're going to talk to the executive director of the international energy agency. pleasure to have you here. have people come up to you all week and wanted to know what you think about it? >> it is an extreme situation here, more than commodity pricings, oil prices today, and what might be tomorrow. that is main topic. >> we don't know what it will be tomorrow, we think it will go down a little bit further. do you feel we have not reached the bottom yet? >> 2016, there is a lot of oil in the market, and not many consumers, demanders. on top of that we expect, on top of the already a fall in the market we see iran to come. about 300,000 barrels per day in the next few months. plus maybe another 200,000 barrels per day. so that will mean more oil in the market and this means 2016 may very well be a year we will see oil prices under pressure. >> so shouldn't someone be getting on the phone to the saudis and the big players in opec and saying, you need a cut production. it's going to keep

drawn to a close and discussed global security, financial year of health and climate change but as kamalins one issue dominated the meeting. >> global economics is rarely black and white but in davos the white is self explanatory and the black this year has been oil, those falling prices and how to mitigate their effects. we have seen price falls before but the speed this time is having a new and more damaging impact. >> investment in the oil and gas sector absolutely collapsed and a knock on effect on the financial market and you have a new economic of oil prices, not lasting but in the long run the benefits will trickle through and boost the world economy but right now it's a source of fragility. >> reporter: uses oil money in a different way so that it is part of the budget, not the budget. >> we are a little bit more sound in our economy than other countries because we are not bringing the oil income in the budget and goes to the sovereign fun and using the sovereign fund into the budget. >> reporter: what is worth remembering is a low oil price is not all bad news. >> india, china,

kamal santa maria reports. >> you're guaranteed two things, snow, lots of t and economic news. but on day one of 2016 the news was mostly bad. the fall of the chinese markets overnight, another drop in the price of oil. so far we've talked about economic recovery. now it's a situation potentially worse than the financial crisis of 2007. they reckon they're out of ammunition to fight the down turn. so it's time for a change in thinking. >> we continue to rely on the central bangers doing more queuing. they had run out of ammunition or because they had been the heroes of the last four or five years. it is now time for the finance ministers, for the trade ministers, for the environment ministers, for education ministers, it's a time to go structural. it's a time to go green. it's a time to go institutionalism. it's a time to go social. it's a time to do all the structural measures that we did not take. >> but is it too late? markets and currencies are already crashing, and here in europe the breaks are so strongly applied the real struggle to get moving again. >> i think we should

. >> okay, thank you, for now, kam ash ka kamal-santamaria live in davos. 22 people killed on attackrestaurant in somali capitol and members of salsha bob stormed the lido beach area in mogadishu on thursday night and a gun battle with troops followed and lasted several hours and mary ann reports. >> reporter: daylight in mogadishu reveals the full horror of the attack as the grim task of identifying the dead begins, al-shabab fighters say they are responsible for this carnage at a popular beach front restaurant. >> translator: i was intending to go out but we heard an explosion and then there was gunfire, when i looked back i saw the fighters shooting in the street at everybody and i locked myself in a room until we were evacuated peacefully by security forces. >> reporter: awaiting ceremony and a graduation dinner were underway when armed fighters rammed a car with explosives into the restaurant and they then stormed the building shooting at customers, a well planned attack from an organization which authorities in somalia and kenya thought were struggling and on the defensive. >>

. >>> and al jazeera's kamal hyder has been inside the university campus, and sent this update. >> reporterattack happened at the time where there was dense fog over the area, the attacker using the rear wall of the university compound from where they were able to enter. the attackers also came into the guest house of the university, where one of the employees was present. ironically, you can see his picture lying on the sofa, he was killed right next to this particular spot. after that the attackers were able to get into the boy's hostile, but it was because of that fighting heard by other students, that they immediately barricaded themselves in, locking all of the doors. now the security forces responded with a swift action by coming into the compound. they were of course followed by the elite commander units of the pakistani military. there would have been heavier casualties today had there been a slow response from the security forces. however, there will be question marks as to whether intelligence should have been better informed and security forces more prepared. pakistan is facing a

kamal hyder has more. >> reporter: if you ask the common citizens of this country, whether they feel not, they will tell you a big no. and that is primarily because the security is always provided to the politicians and the country's leadership. the people of this country are vulnerable, the educational institutions are vulnerable, and despite tall claims from the government that they have been able to enforce strict security, you can see the evidence that the attackers were able to pick out these soft targets. >> every day being a parent, i am worried and concerned about my own kids when they are going to school, and i am always looking towards my phone when there will be a call, god forbid, bad news from the school. >> translator: in pakistan, it's the education institutions are not secure then where should we go for our education? there is no security despite the government announcing a national action plan to eliminate these terrorists, but still no one feels safe. >> reporter: it is virtually impossible to be able to give security to the level that is required. the big problem a

to meet in geneva to find any kind of way to end the civil war and has been talking to al jazeera kamale 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 apart from the suffering in syria is producing a monster called da'esh and, three, this has regional and global potential implications so everybody feels we have a meeting, it's time to talk about peace. of course it would be up hill, it will be different, there will be walkouts, walk ins, that is why we have to accompany it with concrete examples for you syrian people and while we are talking some food is coming all the time, vaccinations are coming and less bombs. so per happens in a backward way has the migrant crisis in europe helped the situation? people in europe see all these people coming to their door and then they find out why they are coming to their door.

. >> reporter: the school's aide head covered by a coat 25-year- old alexander kamal a college grad from garden city pleaded not guilty to a class e felony endangered the welfare of a disabled person. is there anything that you can see at this time? >> when all the facts come out, i'm confident that she will be vindicated totally. >> reporter: the school is cooperating. >> the. >> remove yourself from the >> reporter: they say: the aide is out of a job and released on bond. her attorney says a judge will be able to clearly see on video there was no abuse. from district court in hempstead, jennifer mclogan, cbs 2 news. >>> a westchester doctor sold painkiller prescriptions from inside his car while so-called patients lined up in a parking lot. a psychiatrist faced a judge today and received a high bail in a case that includes a fatal drug overdose. cbs 2's lou young with the story in white plains. >> reporter: the lawyer for accused pill doctor al friend ramirez says his 78-year-old client is more confused than criminal. the orange county psychiatrist arraigned today on federal charges of

our correspond earth kamal hyder reports on the polio vacs neighborhood drive. >> reporter: pakistans campaign in the fight against polio is finally yielding results. between 2005 and 2014 pakistan's tribal areas along the afghan border were cut off because the groups operating there warned that no immunization could take place in those territories. the government therefore missed the opportunity to immaterial nice almost immaterial yo news 0 children in in "the stream" area. >> many parts are inaccessible. we have eached every wild now. that's why we have reached the massive number of children. >> reporter: the action plan has resulted in a significant reduction in polio cases. >> translator: we weren't aware of the vaccinations earlier. now everyone is more cautious about their children's vaccinations. >> reporter: in 2014 which was also known the deadliest year in the battle against polio, the figure was there hound six reported cases. but in 2015, that dropped to 36. a sign that a battle against polio was possible and the united nations what is confident that pakistan could be pol

>> reporter: antioch police tell us that he rested that teacher's aide identified as 26- year-old kamal [ non-english language ] they arrested her at home. she is charged with felony child abuse. reporting live in antioch, i'm joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> new at 5:00 firefighters are battling a blaze that the hour in san jose. flames broke out at the old orchard supply store this afternoon. chopper 5 has been over the scene on san carlos avenue. this was one of the first orchard supply stores in the say the. the building is vacant since the company built a new store down the block. it's one of the first orchard supply stores in the state. >>> san jose found a body at a recycling center. this was discovered in a container at the newby island resource recovery park on dixon landing road. now, investigators would not specify which kind of container or whether it was a dumpster, garbage can, what it was. the identity of the victim has also not been released. and it's not clear if a garbage truck somehow picked up the body. police say right now, the case is not being investigated as a homicide.

buys friend piquancy security guards running him the service dog of the whole he claims the garter kamalor having that dog this but the fact the agents check the identification and let him in the front gates the jag disorder can result in seizures it's unclear how the situation got to this point. spokesman for the 40 passes the cannot comment on pending lawsuits on the web site for levi stadium says the service dogs and service channels and training for loudon side in the video security guards said they have a show coming for him selling for damages and costs of his medical bills and attorneys' fees. the incident not only violated the americans disability act what for him customs severe emotional distress. you may notice the security guards and the video also wearing cameras not clear at this point whether leave the stadium has reviewed that footage and still a few days before they have to respond to a lawsuit. less >> gary: your complete the dummy playoffs all the rumblings there not a get along with players on daily basis. after the knife is a new orleans he was out and then he jackson

we saw kamal anthony sitting this one out, gerrit williams black with the sideline. less than six minutes to play williams off the bench, career high of 31 given given the next and 89 lead. it was a lead that can hold onto. joe johnson connects will get 194, not 110-one oh four. fans in minnesota were pretty angry after the vikings place kicker mrs. 27-yard field goal allowing the seahawks to escape with a ten-nine wildcard victory. while many fans hold him responsible a first grade teacher at north point elementary school in minneapolis but it was the right time at a good idea to teach your kids what empathy is all about. and they wrote letters to the >> i feel bad for you. >> you are so close. >> don't give up. >> i know you can win the game. >> keep doing your best and maybe you need to practice. >> nothing my kids. >> dari: guys will go to great lengths to impress a girl. >> steve: ease at the gym ladylove. [inaudible] >> dari: that is adorable. brody smith who lives in washington state is my posted on youtube, also told his mom that a guy has has to do what a gu

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kind of coming up in the kamal and southern parts of plymouth county. watch out boston. as you widen out the view. has a little bit of break and more downpours towards hartford. this is going to be a wet day out there. the thin is, mild as well. look at the temperatures climbing into the mid to we're talking about record heat today. that south easterly wind will be strong. the map is wet at noon and still wet at 5:00. the temperatures so nice just wish we had sunshine to go along with. unfortunately we'll be dealing with a lot of rain. then we start to talk about the cold weather coming tomorrow. i'll have the time line of that show and it includes a chance of snow tuesday night. we'll talk more about that. >>> thank you. we have breaking news out of sturbridge this morning. these are images of a massive four alarm fire. it happened near a popular wedding inventory -- venue. they made three rescues at the publick house. firefighters say everyone made it out safe. this has been a tough fight. some flames reignited after one woman inside the motel says another guest was br

are told that another student has succumb to his wounds and takes the death toll to 21. >> that is kamalm pakistan, it was a little more than a year ago that a taliban linked group opened fire on school children in peshawar and 144 people killed were children. >>> pointing fingers on the death of a russian spy. >> new information that vladimir putin probably approved the killing. >>> arriving in america after weeks spent stranded a group of cubans finally make it to the u.s. ♪ ♪ president obama is back in washington this morning after visiting the detroit auto show. the president was there to taught the recovery in the auto industry and he told auto workers if it was not for the $85 billion government bailout general motors and chrysler would have gone out of business. >> i want people to remember how far we've come and i'm not running for office again. the reason i want to remind people is not because i'm on the ticket, it's because i want america to have confidence in where we can go. >> reporter: some activists are upset the president didn't make a side trip to flint to see the water

. >> todd: and they are celebrating the first wirnlg day of kamal la. ca ma la was given cake and juic during the celebration but most of the fun cape from the party decor. she and the imefts wrapped themselves up in pink party streamers. they look beautiful don't they. >> jennifer: i love the hair. all so cute. and our own viewer bart cue see o sent us this beautiful sunrise picture out of fort lauderdale. looks like out of loud beach. that's what it looks like croos south florida. let's talk about the radar. we're track light showers that are pushing across portion of miami-dade county. very small. minimal. but next we'll get a round of showers and storms. showers can happen any time during the day. the storm. bets chan for that will be later this afternoon around one o 'til we just need that coming our way a out head of the that cd front of the let's get to the seven day forecast. highs today 83. 72 for tomorrow stage active as well. not raining. one y where it is. so. >> todd: and a rollercoaster of temperatures. >> jennifer: rollercoasters of tempe

some 1500 business leaders are in attendance, and aljazeera's kamal santa maria is in davos with the story. >> reporter: you are guaranteed lots of things in switzerland, snow and lots of news. today, the fall of chinese markets overnight and the drop in the price of oil, and economic recovery, and it's a situation potentially worse than the financial crisis of 2017. the association for economic and development, out of ammunition to fight the downturns, so it's time, according to the u.n. secretary general for a change in thinking. >> we are continuing with the central bank, and they have been the heros of the last four or five years, and it's time for the finance minsters, and the trade minsters, and the education minsters, it's time to go structural. it's time to go green, and it's time to go institutional. and a time to go social, and all of the structural measures that we did not take. >> but is it too late? markets and currencies are already crashing, and here in europe, where the brakes were so strongly applied, it's a struggle to get moving again. >> i think that we should wor

. >> kamal santa marie has spoken with david cameron.eron said the syrian government must come to the negotiating table. >> the first choice of most refugees, of course, is to go home, and until that is possible, i think the second choice of most refugees is to try to live and work in the -- one of the neighbors states, and i think jordan and lebanon and turkey have done an amazing job at supporting the refugees, and it's right that we support them with aid. but we have a new plan which is to encourage those states to allow the refugees to work. in jordan it's very exciting, because it's a combination of support for jordan, and then making sure that europe changes its tariffs and origins so those businesses that will invest will see it as advantageous. >> reporter: why jordan in particular? >> i think jordan has got particular pressure because of the number of refugees. and they want to be a host to these people. we don't want to disadvantage our own people, but these people want to work. many have come to europe because they have run ou

our correspondent is in islamabad, but kamal you can tell me what life is like there in the biggest citykistan with no lights. >> reporter: well, definitely, this was a [ inaudible ] lines which is providing the bulk of the electricity [ inaudible ]. >> yeah, i'm afraid it is not working. and i'm sure that has nothing to do with the blackout, or the power outage, it's just one of those things with come communications to islamabad. we'll try to get more from him later on. >>> an unarmed drone flew over one of its aircraft carriers in the arabian gulf. the u.s. says the incident happened on january 12th when american and french carriers were operating in international waters. >>> a proposed change to china's wildlife laws raising the e eye -- eyre of conservationists. >> reporter: one is running free, now in captivity, the sigh breerian tiger and the south china tiger used to roam china in much larger numbers, but only dozens of these subspecies are now estimated to be in the wile. now china is revising its law on wildlife protection. but conservationists say some of the proposed amendment

kamal jot kaur was arrested for felony abuse. she is out on jail.ichelle has seen the video. >> i thought, oh, my god, my son must have went through the same thing, plus the other kids in the classroom. >> reporter: in a statement tobinworld's founder says we are horrified by the recent event at our cabin and will not tolerate the mistreatment or abuse of any child. michelle's attorney says they will file their lawsuit no later than march. katie marzullo. abc 7 news. >>> a father could face charges after police say he tried to take his child from the mother then board a bart train to escape. it hand just after 4:00 p.m. after at the montgomery street station causing delays. bart originally tweeted it was a possible kidnapping which a larjd riders. a follow-up tweet said it was a domestic dispute and service had been restored. >>> protesters drowned out san francisco mayor ed lee's inauguration yesterday. >> i edward m. lee do solemnly wear. >> abc 7 news was at city hall as they demanded that the mayor fire police chief greg suhr over the shooting o

i'm expecting to kamal is good news. [laughter] quickly, back to the currencies. has chinese palace and exactly done enough to reverse this market consensus that the yuan will be evaluate -- indeed evaluate -- devaluate? >> the decisive factor for the value of the currency is the fundamental of a country. if china remains the engine of the world growth, the growth rate is higher than the rest of the world. it is already created the growth rate for the world. two countries abroad, we have a much higher growth rate. at this point, the fundamentals are kept at a stable level, i ofnk it would also take care -- of coarse, there will be certain fluctuations. we have just recently joined the chinese authority have decided to link up with the basket of currencies. lack certain the worldings of economic situations. i think that in the past period, this is one of the reasons for the fluctuations after the increase in the u.s. interest rate. not only china, but the rest of the world. will betbere -- there more impact the to be seen. ratein lowering of the as an impact on the

kamal, you visited him. >> yes. >> i was reading this phenomenal new yorker article where it talked about of february 8, 2012. his 640th day in rikers. he said to himself, i can't take this anymore, i give up. he tried to take his life at rikers. did you notice a decline in his personality, depression, despair? what point did you notice that? >> i noticed that when he was in there for, like, two, going on two years. he used to tell me how the guards used to starve him and how he used to beg for food but they wouldn't give it to him and when they gave it to him, they gave him like half eaten portions like somebody already dug into it. it was horrible. >> two years of solitary confinement. beatings. that were captured on surveillance video. this happened to a high school student a rested, again, for taking a backpack, which charges were eventually dropped. let me bring in van jones. he is the co-founder of cut 50. it's a bipartisan campaign to reduce the prison population. you, my friend, are very passionate about criminal justice reform. we've talked about this in the past. but to know the

for those people who say that donald trump is a a kamal, at the end of the day, that is just anotherote for hillary clinton mouth,ld trump is a big at the end of the day, that is just another vote for hillary clinton. a republicanct president and this republican president and a republican-controlled congress and senate decides to do the exact same thing that barack obama did for the first two years of his presidency with a democratic-controlled congress, he will fire them all. then we will finally understand that this country is run by the people, not the political elite. >> thanks for the call, alex. we will >> i've been a democrat all my life. the republicans have cheated the country, the democrats it to did this country. democrats have cheated the country. i am voting for donald trump. this country is collapsing. everywhere, democrats and republicans are ripping this country up, big-time. i hope donald trump fires them all. god bless you, goodbye. host: i want

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