kathleen saw al jazeera kampala, uganda. the indian government is building the last 4 major tunnels in indian administered kashmir. official st will be the countries longest pass for vehicles connecting areas that are usually cut off during winter. it is probably meet our reports. the project has proven to be controversial, highly himalayas. these men are building a tunnel in freezing temperatures, and in some of the world's toughest terrain is very, very challenging. no, the temperature is going out into degree. i'm good expert thing. the temperature goes minus to under for degree also within the span of $15.00 to $20.00 days. i'm replying to continue over. what does o g latan and an indian administered kush? me will be one of the longest in asia and run between the la. hey jan. and the cush me valley. it's an area that is both politically sensitive and strategically important, the valleys and push me to my control is divided between india and pakistan. the booklet serenity over the entire area. china also came some areas a

this is in kampala. three attackers are among the dead.liament and police headquarters. a normal day turn to tragedy in moments. the blasts went off within minutes of each other, one very close to the parliament building, and the otherjust across the road from the central police station. it is extremely rare to find this part of the city this empty and quiet. the explosions went off about one kilometre apart in one of the busiest sections of kampala, and most people left town as fast as they could. several of the injured were police officers. one of the blasts went off in an area where a high profile office buildings and offices are, and with a high security presence. the explosions come less than one month after two separate blasts in kampala killed two people and injured several others. i have lost one of my friends, a police officer, and the rest, the police will come and get more information about that but it is unfortunate. it is happening at a time when we are trying to go back to our normal livelihoods. these events are deeply troub

what would they not, possibly believe in life is coming back to normal in kampala, falling explosions. some ugandans are worried about the possibility of more attacks, but the also see they're determined not to leave it fear. katherine saw you al, jazeera, kampala, uganda to people kidnapped in haiti last month, have been released, according to christian aid ministries. there were among the 17 missionaries from the us, and canada, including 5 children, abducted near port or prince 5 weeks ago. their names and location have not been released by their reportedly safe and in good health. and still ahead on al jazeera chaos on the court will tell you what spot this incidentally and b and resume to him against biggest starving, ejected as coming up next with all stay with us. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah sports, he is paul. fully thank you very much. let's start with an incident packed game in the end b, which so le bron james ejected for only the 2nd time in his career. the los angeles, like a star was punished for punching isaiah stewart's in the face. although it's stuart that could face a b

the bbc�*s patience atu—haire is in kampala. people who have been injured in this explosion were policemen we have seen pictures of some of them in the hospital, and still under uniform. it is a highly policed area, so it is very shocking that these explosions can happen in an area but there is a lot of security, more than any regular day, so there's a lot of talk on social media in uganda about what this means and the system is less than a month after two explosions last month after two explosions last month in different parts of the country, including in one part of the area. so it's very shocking. western countries have condemned russia for blowing up a satellite in a missile test. the missile was fired at a defunct russian satellite from the 1980's — and blowing it up created thousands of pieces of space debris — which now could threaten other satellites and the international space station. we know the crew had to shelter in capsules because of the missile. nato had this to say about it. this was a reckless act by russia. na

and comes weeks after 3 suicide bomb attacks in kampala killed several people. security forces are fired tear gas at anti military protesters in sudan and are outside the presidential palace in khartoum. many won't last weeks deal, but the military, it scrapped it. so i've got a 100 reinstated as prime.

what would they not, possibly believe in life is coming back to normal in kampala, falling explosions. some ugandans are worried about the possibility of more attacks, but they also see they're determined not to leave in fear. kathleen saw al jazeera kampala, uganda are the women's tennis association says it's still concerned about the welfare of chinese play or pang why the international impact committees released this photo of pang on a video call, whether it's president. but a double ga, is questioning her ability to communicate without censorship or coercion. transformers research, she attended recent public events. playing hadn't been seen in public for weeks after choosing a former vice premier of sexual assault. the me this is, i just need a, let's get a round up of the top stories. now. ethiopia fi minister says he'll travel to the front line on tuesday to lead the military against rebel forces. fighters from the northern t gray region of pushing further south towards the capital, addis ababa. william laurence is a former us diplomat. he says, this is the stock. his language a

would they not possibly believe in life is coming back to normal in kampala, falling explosions. some ugandans are worried about the possibility of more attacks, but they also see they're determined not to leave in fear. katherine saw al jazeera kampala, uganda 12 cabinet ministers have resigned in sudan in protest against prime minister abdullah ham docs. deal with the ruling military council is back in power as a result of sunday's agreement, nearly a month thought to be ousted by sedans, army chief general abdel federal bohannon. but his critic, se legitimizes october's military takeover and want a return to full civilian rule. the women's tennis associations as it still concerned about the welfare of chinese tennis tar punch. why an international olympic committee is released. this photo pung on a video call with its president at the w t. a says that's not enough and has concerns about her ability to communicate without censorship or coercion. china's form and she says she has attended recent public activities which have been posted on social media. punk bung hadn't been seen

at least 3 people have been killed in a double suicide bombing in the uganda in capital kampala, one explosion took place near a check point at the central police station and the 2nd near the parliament building. 3 attackers also died in the blas catherine soil has more. oh, this is the moment the 1st bomb exploded in kampala, 10 past 3 in the morning, at a checkpoint at the central police station. exactly 3 minutes later. a 2nd went off, yet the parliament building 3 suicide bombers were involved. they were killed along with 3 other people. dozens were injured. this footage was released by the police who said a 4th man was arrested and a suicide jack had found at his home. the unfortunate it's helping us at the time that we're going to go back to our normal livelihoods. so if this people can come at such a premises of police under an sit of a boom, then you know, things are not good. the aftermath shoes, how powerful the blasts were broken. windows bonding vehicles and terrified people police. the attacks were carried out by a gun walking alongside the allied democratic forces. the

two explosions rocked the capital, kampala, on tuesday. the first happened around 10:00 a.m.near the central police station. the second blast went off less than 30 minutes later near parliament. cnn's larry ma doe low joins us now live from nairobi, kenya. larry, what more are you learning about these two blasts? >> reporter: rosemary, we don't know a whole lot about these explosions at this time except that we have seen social media video and some eyewitnesses who claim there are bodies on the scene. we have seen police use sniffer dogs. we've seen medical personnel remove some survivors from the scene of these two explosions and take them for further medical attention. this area has been cordoned off according to eyewitnesses and local media reports, and at this time police have not yet given a statement about the cause of this ploegs, how many people are injured, or how many casualties at this stage. they're working to understand a lot more of what happened here, but these two twin explosions in the center of kampala, one at the police station, close to it, the other on pa

carried out the attacks. catherine's reports now from the uganda capitol, police and soldiers in kampala prepared to go out on night patrols these a coffee in place because of coffee 19. but the patrols are now more frequent and thorough. falling attacks by 3 men who detonated explosive devices killing themselves and other people, me out a police station and parliament last tuesday. george hannah, who had a shop on parliament avenue, was one of 4 civilians were killed. he was the bread winner of a big family. he sent says he was stuff but loving. could push ship something like school. we have gone to good schools. mattress no man has been there 1st. the attack comes off the back of 2 others in october, 1 at a restaurant in the city, and another on a bass that was traveling to western uganda. the government has blamed allied democratic forces with routine uganda, but now based in the eastern democratic republic of congress, not kiva province is not a military. coffee. is more of an internal use lead oh, campaign. just needed to find out who and where, hey, dea fighters have carried out a

oh, this is the moment the 1st bomb exploded in kampala, 10 past 3 in the morning at a check point at the central police station. exactly 3 minutes later. a 2nd went off. yeah, the parliament building 3 suicide bombers were involved. they were killed along with 3 other people. thousands were injured. this footage was released by the police who said, a 4th man was arrested in a suicide jack had found at his home. that unfortunate. it's happening as such a time that we're going to go back to our normal livelihoods. so if this people can come at such a premises of police under an sit of a boom, then you know, things are not good. the aftermath shoes, how powerful the blasts were broken. windows bonding vehicles and terrified people police. the attacks were carried out by a gun walking alongside the allied democratic forces. the armed group has its roots in northern uganda, but is now based in the democratic republic of congo. it's fighters have killed thousands of people in the east in recent years. the hallmarks of the attack clearly indicates that the if leading radicalized groups ah,

blasts rocked kampala, 10:00 a.m. near the central police station.econd blast went off less than 30 minutes later near parliament. cnn's layrry maduro joins us frm cnn. the early days, what more do we know? >> reporter: max, there is more we don't know than what we do know. there were two explosions within 30 minutes of each other in the heart of ckampala, in the heart of uganda capital. one at the parliament. they are sitting, telling them not to go to parliament because the security forces have corr cordoned off that area. we have seen social media video which appeared to show some bodies lying on the ground. there have been ambulances ferrying people who are injured from the scene to hostels around there. and that's as much as we know right now. there's been nobody claiming responsibility for this attack as yet. we don't know if it's a bomb or some other kind of explosion at this stage. police have not yet given a statement. they said they will be having a comprehensive update later on. obviously we'll have more information at that stage. but some

kathleen saw al jazeera kampala, uganda. ah, you're watching over there with me so wrong. a reminder of our top stories. it appears prime minister says that he'll travel to the front line on tuesday to lead the military against rebel forces fighters from the northern to gray regional pushing further south towards the capital and isabella william laurence is a former us diplomat. he says, this is the starkest language i belmont has yet used he does have a military background if you look at it, no bell.

a few years ago i was in east africa in uganda and traveling around kampala and some of the rule areas and that part of uganda. it was very striking to me of course the standard of living, obviously much lower than the united states and i so many people living in huts, not having sufficient clothing and not having sufficient covering from the rain. people clearly struggling. although there was a lot of economic activity and at the same time, every single person sitting under every insufficiently corrugated tin roof on every little byway or alleyway had a cellphone. every single person had a cellphone! >> and increasingly, it's a smartphone. that means it's a supercomputer. that means an underestimation of the real standard of living. >> that's right. >> the same kind of fracture 100,000 that nor house identified during the industrial revolution with the expansion of light. it's another form of the expansion of light. >> i noticed that ugandan roads were still pretty bad and needed to be reap paved but at the same time i also realized that everybody in kampala can't now talk to their gr

another went off near kampala's central police station.here was no immediate claim of responsibility. the islamic state claimed attacks in uganda last month that killed civilians, including children. spanish coast guard sailors on monday rescued three dozen refugees in waters near the canary islands and recovered the bodies of two others who died during the crossing. five people with hypothermia were airlifted to a nearby hospital in critical condition. spain says nearly 17,000 people have made the dangerous journey the cany islands from morocco or occupied western sahara this year, more than double the number who attempted the crossing during the same period last year. in eastern poland, border guards fired tear gas and water cannons tuesday at hundreds of asylum-seekers who tried to push their way through a razor wire barrier erected along the poland-belarus border. some of the refugees responded by throwing sticks, stones, and bottles at soldiers in riot gear. many of the migrants have spent weeks enduring freezing temperatures in squal

there's a lot we don't know three hours after these twin explosions in the heart of kampala.tion, another on parliament avenue, in fact, they canceled today's sitting and told members of parliament not to go in because that entire area has been cordoned off as they try to figure out what happened. we have seen social media, one report on the ground, he tells cnn they counted three bodies on the scene on the ground. we don't have an official statement from the ugandan police. we are expecting an update from them in the coming hour so we'll know a bit more. but some background, laura, last month there were two other explosions in uganda, one at a bar, another on a bus that were blamed on rebel allied defense forces that that is an isis affiliate. again, we don't know who is responsible for what happened today, but it plays into the wider context of security in the region. it comes ahead of a trip by u.s. secretary anthony blinken. he is expected in nairobi today and later to nigeria and in senegal. this will be one of the issues that will come up. >> that's for sure, larry, tha

airstrikes against the rebel group ally. democratic forces comes weeks after 2 explosions in the capital kampala, ugandan authorities have blamed adf for the suicide bombings in the capitol. growing tensions between russia and ukraine are set to dominate a meeting of nato foreign ministers care. as accused moscow of mobilizing tens of thousands of soldiers near its border, the caribbean island nation of barbados has just become a republic after cutting ties with the british monarchy. sandra mason has been sworn in as president, replacing queen elizabeth as head of states. we now turn our vessels bow towards the new republic. redo this so that we may seize the full substance of our sovereignty. for decades, we have had discourse and debate about the transition of bobby at those store republic. to day debate and discourse have become action. a report in australia has found one in 3 people working in the federal parliament has experience sexual harassment. the independent inquiry into parliamentary workplace culture was ordered by prime minister at scott morrison. like any one who will in this buil

at least 3 people have been killed in a double suicide bombing in the uganda, capital kampala, 3 attackers also died. please say the bombings were carried out by members of the rebel group. the allied democratic forces, which has ty, ty, so chiles president has survived and impeachment vote to remove him from office. senate fell short of a 2 thirds majority needed in order to ask sebastian pierre, and he was accused of corruption which he denied. canada's largest port has been cut off from the rest of the country of the flooding and landslides, from 2 days of torrential rain. all roads and rail links out of vancouver are closed. military helicopters are helping rescue. hundreds of people trapped across the province of british columbia. thousands were forced to leave their homes. sedans, military says it will release form a prime minister de la handled within 48 hours. this member of the nation's new ruling sovereign council, told the hammock will be among a number of detainees released. have you been under house arrest as being ousted in the military take over 3 weeks ago? those are the he

reporter: police and soldiers income polymer -- in kampala prepared to go out for night patrols.rols are now frequent and thorough following attacks by three men who detonated explosive devices, killing themselves and others near a police station in parliament last tuesday. george, who had a shop on parliament avenue, was one of four civilians who were killed. he was the breadwinner of a big family. his son says he was tough but loving. >> something like schools, we were going to schools, but with no money. reporter: the attack comes off the back of to others in october, one at a restaurant in the city and another on a bus traveling to western uganda. the government blames allied democratic forces with roots in uganda but based in the eastern democratic of northern -- of congo's north province. >> this was the military. in intelligence led campaign. we just need to find out who and where. reporter: adf fighters have carried out a series of attacks and killings in recent years including an assassination attempt in june on the roads minister. his daughter and driver died in that at

at least three people have been killed in a double suicide bombing in the and in capital kampala.say the bombings were carried out by members of the rate -- rebel group, which has ties ties full. chile's president survived an impeachment vote to remove him from office. the senate fell short of the two thirds majority needed to oust him. he was accused of corruption, which he denies. canada's largest port has been cut off from the rest of the country after flooding and landslides from two days of torrential rain. all roads and rail links out of vancouver are closed. the military helicopters are helping thousands trapped in mud slides across the province. thousands were forced to leave their homes with some regions seeing one months of rain in just 24 hours. we have more from vancouver. >> it has been unbelievable. truly something to behold. you almost all know somebody stuck somewhere because there are just simply so many mudslides, so many rivers preaching there. floodwaters coming across the trans canada highway, the highway that literally spans this country from coast to coast i

and once school starts, it may take a long time for them to catch up catching, sorry, al jazeera kampala, the conflict in ethiopia is ti gray region is expanding to other areas including neighboring northeastern are far where more sen, ports come through. al jazeera mohammed tell her how cool is the 1st journalist from an international media network to gain access to the region since the fighting began? national army medina. debra either model is that after g, i let it, we are now at the city of schieffer where your strategic city, but separates the regions of a far and i'm hora. it's also not far from the t gray region. it was the main stronghold of the t gray frontrunner, which controlled this strategic area. the manifestations of the fighting a very clear around. this was a major fighting for that. been a large number of killings and the large displacement movement. the situation is still a chaotic and difficult. everyone around us has been turned into an armed person. that could be militia members, a federal soldiers. still, most of the residents are civilians. this is the strategic

and once school starts, it may take a long time for them to catch up catching, sorry, al jazeera kampala, the caribbean island nation of barbados, is becoming a republic by cutting ties to the british monarchy. prince charles arrived for a transition ceremony, which will say queen elizabeth removed his head of state barbados, gainful independence from the u. k. 1961. it will remain a member of the commonwealth group of nations. ah, hello, are you watching al jazeera and these are the top stories this alum, the un secretary general is deeply concerned by the isolation of southern african countries caused by the recent covered 19 travel restrictions he's urging nations to reconsider travel bands. the head of the world organization, health organization rather is urging global solid arching. if there is one thing we have learned, it's that norwegian, nor country, nor community and nor individually safe. until we are all safe. the emergence of the hi imitated army crone variant under lions. just how perilous and precarious our situation is. south africa both. so i and i should be time for det

and once school starts, it may take a long time for them to catch up catching solely al jazeera kampala, i said to the u. k. now, where british health minister is sergeant javert, it is a speaking empowerment about the impact of the only con variant of coven 19. it follows the making of j 7 health ministers. let's listen in confirm cases have been reported in many countries, including austria, belgium, the czech republic, denmark, germany, italy, the netherlands, and portugal. in this race between the vaccines and the varos, the new varied may have given the virus extra links. so our strategy is to buy ourselves time and to strengthen our defenses, while our world's leading scientists learn more about this potential threat. on friday i update to the house about the measures we've put in place, including how within hours we'd place 6 countries in southern africa on the travel reckless. today, mister speaker, i'd like to update the house on a more balanced and proportion steps that we are taking 1st measures at the border, the slow, the incursion of the varied from abroad on saturday in l

strikes against the rebel group allied democratic forces comes weak softer to explosions in the capital kampala, uganda and authorities have blamed adf for the suicide bombings in the capital. growing tensions between russia and ukraine are set to dominate a meeting of nato foreign ministers. kevin, to choose moscow mobilizing tens of thousands of soldiers.

and once school starts, it may take a long time for them to catch up catching, sorry, al jazeera kampala are there so plenty more. i had few this news on including supporters of left us opposition, canada tomorrow. castro celebrates and honduras family victory, and the country is presidential election. i'm the rules are due in new york. we're british socially delayed. maxwell will face a jury for the 1st time in a trial, it's sure to be filled with drama, and steph carrier, if it's on the so for the golden state warriors and the n v a. that action coming up with jo. ah, now representatives from russia, china, germany, france, and the u. k. i said to hold talks with iranian officials in vienna. it's in the hope of salvaging the 2015 nuclear deal and comes days after the you and watch drug release to report these. ellen concerns about a lack of access to surveillance footage from iran's nuclear sites. terrans, new government is warning that the talks will fail unless all sanction lifted or you recall iran signed at that nuclear agreement back in 2015. it was designed to limit terrans nucle

problems of benny as part of an agreement with the government comes weeks after 3 suicide bomber taxing kampala killed several people. you've got an authority, blame adf for the bombing smoke on webs. following developments from nairobi, the gun to army spokesman treated that it was a joint operation which the con, release government initially denied. but have since a knowledge that you can deny the spokes and said this began with uganda and warplanes and artillery firing into eastern conger attacking faces of the allied democratic forces who i've use as you said, you've gotten the government, blame them for those 3 suicide bombings in uganda, capital camp out i just 2 weeks ago. but we've heard from companies military sources that this intervention has been planned for weeks before that the iowa democratic forces. they originate from uganda in the 19 ninety's. but you got in the military at that time pushed them into eastern kong, aware, ever since they've had substantial business interest in cocoa timber, some of the minerals in the area. and in and recent years, they've been responsible for

and once school starts, it may take a long time for them to catch up. catching saw all jazeera kampala, the caribbean island nation of barbados is becoming a republic by cutting ties to the british monarchy. prince charles arrived for a transition ceremony which will say queen elizabeth removed his head of state barbados, gainful independence from the u. k. 1961, it will remain a member of the commonwealth group of nations. ah, hello, are you watching al jazeera and these are the top stories. the sam, the un secretary general, is deeply concerned by the isolation of southern african countries caused by the recent covered 19 travel restrictions he's urging nations to.

it comes weeks after 3 suicide bomb attacks and kampala killed several people. security forces have fired tear gas at anti military protesters in sudan.

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i was in east africa a few years ago in uganda traveling around kampala and rural areas in that part of uganda. it was striking to me the standard ofd living is obviously much lower than the united states and i saw many people living in huts not having sufficient clothing or covering from the c rain. people clearly were struggling although there's a lot of economic activity and at the same time, every single person sitting under every insufficiently corrugated tin roof on every little shop on every littlen alleyway had a cel phone. [laughter] >> increasing smart phones. there supercomputer. that means an underestimation of the standard of living. the same of 100,000 identify the industrial revolution with the expansion of life. it's another form of expansion of life. >> i imagined roads needed to be repaved still but i we always also realized they could now talk to their grandma or great grandma in the backcountry anytime they want to because everyone even in the small villages have cell phones and using smart phones as a medium of payment and exchange, simplifying monetaryup transac

it comes weeks up to 3 suicide bomb attacks and kampala killed several people. the u. s. is officially removed, the former colombian rebel group, far from its list of terrorist organizations. the decision will allow us agencies to operate and parts of columbia or former falk fighters, live and work forks on to sue's far deal with the colombian governments in 2016 on us, on the rump, yet is studied by 8 kilometers capital bull guitar. first, let's go to our white house correspondent, kimberly hall could kimberly, a few years have passed since that deal with farm was signed. was the u. s. deciding to make this move know at will the u. s. made this announcement on the heels of a meeting between a national security council representative for latin america as well as officials in columbia and a part of the reason that this designation his being lifted now is the fact that the united states continues to conduct work in this area and is having difficulty doing so given the fact that the designation of terror against the, the fark organization was still in place despite that 2016

it comes weeks after 3 suicide bomb attacks and kampala killed several people. uganda and authority is blamed adf for the bombings. the drug make her madera now as warning, new vaccines may be needed to combat the new variance of co. 19 the seo says the current jobs may not be effective against army kron. the u. s. secretary of state says any russian aggression in ukraine will trigger serious consequences. anthony lincoln is attending a meeting of nato for ministers to discuss the mobilization of russian troops on the border with ukraine. the caribbean island nation of barbados has become a republic after cutting ties with the british monarchy. sandra mason has been sworn in as president, replacing queen elizabeth as head of state. a report in australia has found one and 3 people working in the federal parliament as experienced sexual harassment. the independence inquire into parliamentary workplace culture was ordered by prime minister scott morrison. like anyone who works in this building, i find the, the statistics that are presented there, of course, appalling and disturbing. i wis

destroyed roads and homes. uganda as president says, those responsible for tuesday, suicide bombings in kampala must surrender, or be killed. president. yeah, i would him a 70 addressed the nation for the 1st time since the attacks killed 4 people and injured 33 security forces shot and killed 5 suspects, including a cleric and arrested 21 others. catherine's soy reports from the scene on the south explosion on tuesday happened. he had parliament avenue. they close to parliament facility and other government offices as well. but the big impact was, fell and buildings along this route, life slowly coming back to normal. and oh, none of the properties here are beginning to repair their damage to a properties. another attack happened near the central police station, so police ellison was incident and they have been carrying out increasingly patrols in the fred neighbor who's in the city center as well. they say they have arrested several people who the miners and have shot down of 5 people who are trying to resist the wrath. they accuse a yoko, pero gung, who are working or affiliated with. i like

it comes weeks after 3 suicide bomb attacks in kampala killed. several people. security forces have fired tear gas at anti military protesters in sudan. they're now outside the presidential palace in khartoum. many want last week's deal with the military scrapped, which saw about a 100 reinstated as prime minister heber morgan's got more from ha tomb. the crowds are out because of last week the agreement between the army and prime minister. how do they rejected that? because when the military take over happened in late october, there are 3 knows where north and you go see ations know to compromise and know that. and in the timothy that can be given to the military takeover. and now for them, the fact that prime minister, the lamb duke, signed an agreement with the army that has given legitimacy to that take over. and it's a compromise from what they've been demanding. they've been demanding a complete civilian rule with the army, having no role in politics, but for them that is now a compromise and a result of negotiations. all things that they've been repeatedl

based in eastern congo and is place allegiance the eyes of gander, blames if a 3 bomb attacks in kampala earlier this month. malcolm web with this update from nairobi, you got an army person announced to the military operation, began with strikes and artillery fire while you got them forces erected against the bases of the allied democratic forces in eastern congress since then, the congolese army spoke person has told us that ground troops, ugandan infantry, have crossed on foot into east and congo. now you've gotten this government blame the adf for 3 suicide bombings that took place in uganda capital 2 weeks ago. the adf originates from uganda and the 990. you got an army pushed them into eastern congo where ever since they had substantial business interest in cocoa the another not to was also found in the areas that they control. but for the last 7 years, they've been responsible for a series of math because again, civilians in and around the town of benny and more recently, further to the north in a, to re proven the congolese army i brought in what it called a state of siege 6 mont

still really bad and needed to be repaved, and at the same time i also realized that everyone in kampala can now talk to their grandma or great-grandma out in the back country any time they want to because everyone even in the small villages has the cell phones and they're also using the smartphones as a medium of payment and exchange, greatly simplifying monetary transactions. it was really quite stunning actually. it made me proud to be a northern californian. >> you're correct, and there's normally what goes on is you see a lot of play to the middle class is suffering. and they say it's as a result -- because of stagnation in technology and whatever the clone of the moment, but with the inequalities vastly expanding, you know, once you make -- if you would make $12,000, that takes care of all of your essential needs, and you live a lot better than a king of -- >> yeah. >> if you have that spark flying, and the access to medical care that is implied, and ultimately the access to a whole world of civilization where it manifests, and so that all so-called wealth is really loud. it's not

the islamic state claimed responsibility for at least one attack in kampala last weekend which killed one person and wounded 3 others. ugandan officis say they are investigating a group called the allied democratic forces, which is suspected of ties to isil. in texas, a san antonio area homeowner will use the states stand your ground laws to defend against a murder charge at her he shot and killed a motorist who pulled into his driveway apparently because the driver was lost. 65 yield terry turner who is white fatally shot unarmed 31-year-old -- who is of moroccan origin, through the driver side window of his car as he was turning around in his driveway, pulling his car out. turner said in his affidavit he believed he was armed and he fired his handgun self-defense. it took nearly two weeks of calls to the state department before police finally arrested turner. his victim was unarmed. philadelphia has become the first major u.s. city to ban police from stopping cars for low-level traffic violations in an effort to reduce dangerous interactions with racist police officers for motorists

country's capitol as we go around the world on cnbc >>> uganda, a triple suicide bombing in the heart of kampalang to ugandana police controverts aligned with isis responsible. police say they shot and injured a fourth suspected suicide bomber and found bomb making equipment at his home. poland pb polish forcings at the belarus border using water canons to disperse migrants. the polish border guard tweeting this video police say migrants threw stones and tried to destroy border fences about 2,000 mirngts are at the crossing a spoke wom for the poll irk guard says about 100 were involved in the attack european union officials accused the the belarus government of pushing mirngts to the border to retaliate against eu imposed sanctions. bell rusz denies the claim. >>> egypt, scorpion ons invading villages near the nile river would you look look at these the species nicknamed, death stalker because of the toxic venom. localofficials say the scorpio stung more than 500 people on friday alone flooding in the area moved the creatures out of their underground burrows and straight to all of our nightmare

in this report, the bbc s patience atuhaire in kampala examines the links between the adf and is.as rocked by explosions. translation: some of the people were saying get down, stay down. i was confused, i try to dive under a car, i was all alone, i was bleeding heavily. i was all alone, i was bleeding heavil . , ., , i was all alone, i was bleeding heavil. , ., , ., ,, heavily. the explosions happened within a kilometre _ heavily. the explosions happened within a kilometre of— heavily. the explosions happened within a kilometre of each - heavily. the explosions happened within a kilometre of each other l heavily. the explosions happened i within a kilometre of each other and hit one of the most highly policed parts of kampala. a minute's walk in that direction is the main gate of parliament and near here is the city authority headquarters. what is worrying is, if the bombers can attack this close to the heart of government what else are they capable of? please believe the allied democratic forces are behind these attacks. the group was originally formed by ugandans disgruntled wit