it's been just announced that ken kenya's president bank accounts has links suspected to al-shabab. not only are a vast number of bank accounts associated with terrorist. >> yes this is going to come as a shock to many businessmen who own big businesses in the city of nairobi and also in many parts of the country. at least from the central bank of kenya first of all starts with a list of organizations that it says it has declared terrorist organizations. it starts with al-shabab the mumbasa council, which is an organization that operates in the coastal parts of the country. and then isil, the islamic state in iraq and the levant. and also boko haram the group that operates in northern nigeria. but then there is another list which is of people are associated with al-shabab and it's starts with the man who is considered the mastermind of the garissa attack, and goes all the way to companies hotels, money transfers and companies which the somali community is very well-known to have invested in over the years. and i must say again that 95% of the people on the list are people associated

ken kenya's military and red cross are air lifting some of the 79 wounded will they will get specialized treatment. authorities say thursday's massac massacre finally ended when the four gunmen were killed. phil black has more. >> a woman breaks down. her grief is overwhelming. this is the local hospital. its beds filled with dozens of people, most suffering gunshot injuries. panicked students fled, security forces rushed in to lock down the campus. it's a disturbingly familiar scene for kenya. they held out for days against security forces and were rewarded with prolonged media coverage. that event left many angry and deeply suspicious of their government's ability to deal with the terror threat from neighboring somalia. after this latest attack, the president admitted the country needs more police officers but insisted that the government is doing everything possible. >> i assure my nation that the government has yurnld taken appropriate deployment to the affected area and fully seized of the situation. >> the government issued this wanted poster and a reward of more than $200,000. al-

. >> ifill: we take a closer look at al-shabaab, and it's activities in kenya, with ken menkhaus, a professord consulted with the united nations on the somali group's activities. thank you for joining us professor. assuming this is al-shabaab's work as they say, what is their goal, what is their admission in this kind of attack? >> a publicly stated goal is retribution for the kenyon military intervention in southern somalia as part of the african union peacekeeping forces there. they're trying to drive the kenyon forces out of somalia. but in reality they have other goals. the fact they've consistently separated christians and muslims in the attack and massacred the christians suggests what they're trying to do is drive a wedge between kenyon's muslim population, the ken yen government and the rest of society. they also are grabbing media attention. they have been completely eclipsed by i.s.i.s. over the years ago and lost recruits and interest and this is a way to regain this. >> ifill: for the american audience not familiar with the geography of kaneia, why northern kenya, why garissa? >>

as ken young mourns the students killed -- as kenya mourns the students killed in the attack, the government launches strikes against jihadists in neighboring somalia. brian: the people of yemen face more shortages of food and water as fighting and more airstrikes continue. anchor: an indonesian court has rejected a last-ditch appeal by two australian death row convicts. we begin our broadcast in the horn of africa, where kenya has launched retaliatory airstrikes against somalia. brian: the kenyan government is saying that the country's war planes have described two al-shabaab -- have destroyed two al-shabaab camps in response to the attack on the kenyan university last week. anchor: this as the nation is still reeling from the attack that saw islamists belonging to al-shabaab going on at killing streak, singling out christian students before gunning them down. brian: we will be going live to our correspondent in kenya for the latest, where security forces have vowed to track down those responsible for the killings. reporter: families are waiting and hoping. they want to know for certain if

kenya. it took two hours for ken yan reinforcements to arrive. u.s. counterterrorism officials tell us once the ken yans did arrive, they were descythe siesive, moving in and fighting. the president took to the air waves to try to calm his nation. >> we continue to pray for the quick recovery of the injured. >> reporter: al shabaab claimed responsibility almost immediately. the militant group carried out a similar attack on a shopping mall in 2013. >> you competing terror groupsed in world. they have to attack on the larger scale. >> reporter: the kenya government accused a man that is an elite leader of the al shabaab group. >> it is the result of a officials looking up what lubitz searched on his ipad in his final days. officials are hoping a key discovery at the crash site helps solve some of the many unanswered questions. katie terr has the latest. >> in the french alps recovery workers say they've recovered smashed cell phones larger pieces of wreckage and finally in a ravine the normally orange fight data recorder looking badly burned and black.

the latest call by the ken i can't remember government sits a boldest so far. a threat that kenya remove the refugees if the u.n. doesn't is what has the refugees worried most. they have this warn for this kenyan authorities. >> translator: if we are returned against our will, then with dozens of young men among us will join al-shabab. they will have no option but to join the group. it's the only thing that will give them relevance. >> reporter: u.n. officials say it will be impossible to close the camps and any move to relocate the refugees must being agreed upon by kenyan and so knowledge januarysomalian authorities. >>> there have been violent protests on the west coast of central africa following the death of a senior opposition leader. witnesses say opposition supporters set fire for the embassy while rioting in the streets of the capital them accuse the government of poisoning andrÉ who died on sunday. >>> the leader of south africa's opposition the democratic alliance says she won't stand for reelection at the party's congress next month. helen says the party needs a new le

also saying that there is absolutely no assurance that with their relocation kenya will have peace. here saying that the ken yap population they say majority of the workers for the u.n. organizations and dadaab news agencies. >> turkey summons the vatican ambassador after pope francis distribution the mass killing ofarofarmenians as genocide. >> who's in, who's out later in this news hour. >> it is one of the worst kept secrets in washington d.c., but hillary clinton is finally expected to launch her campaign to be president of the united states. the former florida governor and possible candidate for the republicans, jeb bush had this to say ahead of what mrs. clinton may have to say: >> we must do better than the obama-continue con foreign appeals that has damaged relationship witness hour allies and emboldened enemies. >> a second bid for the presidency a look at henry clinton's journey so far and what may lie ahead. >> first the wife of a with the then senator and secretary of state, she will try again for the presidency. she got close in 2008, but lost tobago although we weren't able to shatter that hig

until the problem is resolved, kenya and other neighbours in the region continues to get the shores. >> somali problem-solved. ken its - is somali more like a country than it was five, 10 years ago. there. >> i wish i could tell you yes, but the new post transitional government in somali is still very nai sent. it struggles to administer all of the capital city, mogadishu. it's beset by internal fighting and paralysis, by serious allegations of corruption. so we are not anywhere near there yet. in terms of a somali state that will be able to address both the security and the development problems that are needed in that country. region. >> that will be continuing to be a threat to its neighbours. kenneth, peter, good to talk to you both. >> thank you for having you. >> thank you >>> more of the rumoured republican candidates for president are becoming real-live official republican candidates for 2016. today it was rand paul's term. we'll talk to david shuster, al jazeera america, about the kentucky senator and his possible path to the white house. >> the peninsula, in arabic, is aljazeera. our logo represents cour

. >> the identity of the one of the gunman who stormed a kenya school campus and killed 148 people, being linked to a ken yan government leader. >> islamic extremist behind at tax recruited the law school educated man who is the son of a ken yan government chief. now he was killed by security forces along with three other militants who stormed the university college with guns on thursday kenya is offering a $200,000 reward for information leading to another suspected gunman mohammad man hood is linked to the attacks. >>> president obama calls the the preliminary deal with iran a once in i have lifetime opportunities to prevent nuclear proliferation but israeli prime minister benjamin net the net and others are convinced this is a bad deal. pope francis expressed his pleasure over the the deal at easter sunday mass but just what is in the deal is being debated. president obama says iran will in longer even rich uranium for at least the next ten years adding the that the the majority of the stockpile would be neutralized but eye winery foreign ministry says process have oven riching, researching and develo

. ♪ ♪ >>> we begin in ken i can't where gunmen have stormed the university in the northeast near its border with somalia. kenya'sitary has been deployed to the university, that's where police say attackers are hold up in student hostiles, crossing over to gentleman beauty where, mohamed ado youdow is standing by covering things for us, what are you hearing about the situation at the time university? >> reporter: the attack has been carried out by five men who were hooded. they carried out a dawn attack on the university college. just around the time muslim students say their prayers at the mosque and that's where they began the attack they are said to have fired in this community before proceeding on the dormitories where other students were fast asleep. and now this is one of the biggest institutions in that part of the country. teachers students, and also the workers of the university come from all parts of kenya and this might be the reason why those who attacked chose given the hallmark of the attacks have been happening in the area where people of a certain faith or from different backgrounds were being tar

kenya launched air strikes begins islamic stream is in somalia after thursday's college attack. ken yan officials have confirmed the identity of one dead gunman who helped kill 148 students. listen to this investigators say islamic extremist behind the attack recruited law school educated man who was the son of a kenyan government chief. he was killed with other militants who stormed the university college with guns last week. kenya is offering a $200,000 reward for information leading to another suspect gunman right there, his name is maine ham he had mahmoud, and also linked to the campus attack, ken yan police after rested five suspects so far. >>> closing arguments are expect to begin today in the trials of the boston bombing suspect. the lawyers for 21 year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev are expect to make a last ditch effort to try to convince the the jury to spare tsarnaev's life. defense has painted tsarnaev as a victim in this of his older brother who died in the shoot-out with police. the prosecutors are expect to remind the jury of the brutality of the a attack. three people who w

. >>> families of those killed at the university massacre there in ken i can't won't have to worry about paying for a funeral. kenya's government says it will pay hospital and funeral bills for all of the victims. the >> we must pull together and deal with the menace of terrorism. >> 148 people were killed last week when a gunman stormed a university targeting christian students al shabaab claimed responsibility for the attack. >>> more fighting in yemen this morning ans'sd its's creating a limit on essential resewerses for people who live this. there are water and electricity shortages now. you can see people gathering around a water distribution. more than 500 people have been killed in that fighting so far. >>> we're working to learn are more about an accident that shut down part of a busy street in the district. you may have been sitting in this traffic last night on north capitol street mere michigan avenue in northeast. we do know three cars were involved. one looked like it had been rear ended and two suvs had to be towed away. >>> germantown road in montgomery county is back open this morning. it was shut dow

. >> that we can go back to our guest in nairobi kenya's united nations country representative. i was asking you about the ken i can't be government's closing down the dadaab refugee camp. you said you had spoken to the government and were giving us an update on the situation there. >> i spoke to the government, and two main concerns were raised the number one concern was security. dadaab is a place which has 350,000 people, the size of a middle town here in kenya so there is a concern of trying to make sure that we can secure it better than what was done so far. the other issues of course is that that is locate very close to the border. the other issue that the government has is the repatriation. we signed an agreement back in 2013 november, 2013, and the feeling is that the support that was expected from the international community inside somalia is not really there to make sure people can return and repatriate. >> you are going to keep the camp there that you will be able to pull that off under certain conditions that you have to meet? that's not something that i can say, but what we can say at this stage

morning, islamic militant gunmen attacked a college in kenya killing at least 15 people, this vehicle of emergency vehicles in the area of the college, kenered the gunmen in the dorm at the college where they could be holding hostages, as many as 550 people are unaccounted for at the campus at this point. the somalia based terror group al-shabab claims responsibility for the attack. >>> time now 5:46, member done all's has plans to raise the hourly pay for 90,000 of its restaurant workers, pay hikes are lifting the rate to $10 above the minimum wage starting july east. mcdonald's will give vacation time to employees, that is about 10% offal the mcdonald as restaurants. mcdonald's expects average pay to be more than $10 an hour by the end of next year, the workers have been pushing for a pay rate of $15 an hour. >>> baseball, making its return to the bay area tonight, the a's and giants face off in an exhibition game at at&t park. the series continues with a game at at&t tomorrow night, third game in oakland on saturday afternoon, both teams officially start the season on monday. >>> now yesterday we got a preview of what fans can expect

these were not ken yans, they were refugees living in kenya. and there are hundreds of thousands of somali refugees from kenya brought to this country, maine minnesota by the federal government and a lot of them, fair number have already been apprehended trying to join terror groups abroad. it's a real concern. >> reason given oh you helped us suppress when the somalia was about to be taken over by the terror group in the ken yan army. oh you helped suppress us, you're going to be payed. now you're going to be a target of terror. and this is the second major event. >> which is avoiding calling it what it is, make it go away. many people say no and we could be facing it here. one is dr. robert jeffreys of the baptist church in dallas. christians need to step up and so do our leaders. >> a lot of christians have mixed responses to how we ought to deal with this crisis. some christians say, we ought to pray for the terrorists, we ought to share the gospel with these terrorists, while that's certainly an appropriate individual response of christian

ken yan government has promised to retaliate against al-shabob. they also announced several arrest is today. >>> world news sat the day will have very latest on the attack in kenya6:30 right here after "action news". >>> barber shop in wilmington gave hundreds of people new pairs of shoes today. black visionary designer barbara salon hosted the annual shoe give away, this is seventh year in a row that they have collected now, new or gently used, shoes, and sneakers. today they handed out more than 200 pairs to people of all ages. >>> in camden a new monument to prisoners of war and soldiers killed in action, it is now on display. today battle will ship new jersey unveiled a chair of honor on the forward deck of the ship. it will stay there through the weekend and then move to the new vietnam war exhibit next year. veterans and former pow spoke at today's ceremony. jeff skversky has sports and phillies, they don't have a lot of time to to find tuning with the start of the season around the corner. >> can't wait, baseball begins on monday, phillies will finalize 25 man roster tomorrow and still decisions to be made. after leaving clearwater as worst hitting team i

kenya streets will run red with blood. security forces are working to track down other accomplices. one is believed to be the son of a kenoined al shabaab not too long ago. with the threat of more violence they are on high alert and have been deployed around the country to protect churches and shopping malls. there's a lot of fear there it's just the first of what could be several more attacks in the coming days. >> thank you. thank you so much. >>> and if there is a sillver lining out of the story -- it's hard to imagine it would be. you can call it an easter miracle. one student found alive two days after the attack. her name is cynthia. she's 19 years old. she had hid anyone a wardrobe for two days buried herself under clothes and drinking she's -- body lotion. she was so worried about the militants. they're knocking on everything trying to get the christians to come out and executing them for saying what their faith was. she was in there for so long, the police came in to try to get her out and she thought it was the militants. the savage terrorists trying to trick her. she stayed in there and took it awhile for the