opening up to kenya is a challenge.eople are scattered on the terrain in an area the size of the chek republic. >> we are looking for pasture and water. >> reporter: without food and water, the children like many others here would stop coming to school. and this class has not had porridge and normally there are 40 children and today only ten showed up and this is northwest kenya. >> reporter: the central bank governor of nigeria is hitting back after being removed from office and he was suspended after making comments that $20 billion million had gone missing and he will go to court to challenge the move and gerald reports. >> reporter: out of a job, nigeria central bank governor is suspended for what the presidential office calls financial recklessness and misconduct, but he says he is not going without a fight. >> the government appointed by both the president and the senate and there for should be removed by both. so for me i think we should challenge it. i think it should be challenged so that governments coming aft

. >>> a traveler in kenya -- >> got quite the show. >> why it takes a village to break up this bullfight> plus, the buzzword for your shot at a new ipad mini. >>> and the men of "rtm" hanging with the harlem globetrotters. >> they make it look easy. is it? >> you'll get to see for yourself. >> i mean, the answer to nick's question is no. >>> you've heard of black lining, right? walking across a little bouncesy line. and you've heard of high lining where they take the same line and kind of do it from two clips. this is a whole new brand of crazy, this is skylining by a group known as skyliners. they'll take the hot air balloons up in the air and they'll do what they call skylining across from one hot air balloon to another, these are two movable objects. they're definitely not so confident this is going to go well. >> we don't really know how the slack line will behave because we haven't try on the ground with mobile anchors. so, now we will test just at two meters high and we see. maybe it's going to be a complete failure or complete disaster. >> and it definitely didn't go well. >> are

. >>> now an emergency vaccination program is under what i in northern kenya after a measles out breakamp. highly contagious disease is thought to have originated among ref gees from south sudan, katherine reports now from a town bordering the state of south sudan. >> reporter: she greaves for her one-year-old son, she buried him on thursday. real had been sickly since he was an infants. he got measles recently, it weakened hissy mean system so much, he could not fight anymore. she only has her daughter now. >> translator: he was my only son, i have no husband and i thought he would be the one to one day get us out of here and now he's gone. >> reporter: at the refugees camp in northern kenya, sick children have to be quarantined inside this tent in a camp hospital. the out break of meisals have been worsened by the flow of refugees from south sudan flying with the conflict back home. >> when you are dealing with a situation where many people come in to a camp one of the biggest public health concerns is a measles out break. i think the important thing is that we are identifying the me

just like many artists was killed in kenya. two weeks. recently my house we don't donate to this article pointed to a series of notebooks with sketches made by d r houston in nineteen seventy one the new yorker in front of his inability to tell what had happened to him modernists a crime i was asked in control of divisions that content in these that singular growing zone where a starting point for his first important addition if mari s war in europe. on the bayern and stole two bases in hd tvs it's the result but said he had given us a case study in his life to be kept in the two were the kind they also contain all the positions that the assessed him. two tips that you cannot tahan those in the film immediately she's home for the first time about what he had sufferers to read it she said that he had been in raising two kids is of some memories. it's not that it didn't work out. discuss insurance. we spend so much so much of the best theology of command and the insanity she portrayed in his paintings can be taken as documents of what happe

al jazeera, iten, western kenya. >>> and that is all the sports from me. back to you. >> thank you very much. well, australians have just launched an sos. and that is save our sharks. that is the message on the beach in western australia. and across the other side of the country as well. pro-testers are calling for a call to be stopped after fatal attacks on swimmers. tiger sharks are being killed if they stray too close to beaches. >> this policy, drum lines and indiscriminate killers will kill sharks whether they are one meeter, two meters, three meters or more. >> that is why the community doesn't want it. and what's amazing is that so many people in australia love sharks. this is demonstrated i think something about our national psyche. that despite all the fear, people are coming in thousands to say you know what, that is their ocean, we respect them, we love them, we don't want them killed. >> save the sharks. >> do stay with us on al jazeera. we have got another full bull ten of news right at the top of the hour. >> . . >>> welcome ba al jazeera ame

. >> you had your first project in kenya and moved to ethiopia. are things going in kenya. >> going great, we are two years out, right now five years into our project, full exit in seven years. we have a staff of 300 henians running the program and they are basically advisors at this point, building skills there specifically around project management. >> you have kenyans working for you. where does the money come from to get this going? >> high net worth investors, silicon valley here and in manhattan, non-traditional donors for this field. >> you were in kenya when the terrorists, the horrible terrorists act at the mall and nairobi happened. what were the people you were working with say about that? >> you know, there's always going to be bad people in this word, not all terrorists are recruited out of desperation and hunger. i think al shabab, the proponents of that attack do a lot of recruiting from the poor areas in kenya. there was a piece done in january about that specifically, one of the greatest recruiting pools for al-qaeda and al shabab

mobile device, right, something for a mom or dad, not for a nurse or doctor, a mom in the middle of kenya or dad in the middle of the bronx, whatever it may be, understands language, ibm is watching computer on the cloud, you can cough on it and go the rna or dna are analysis of your sly hav slierv sasaliva.trying to take your dos job? well in the u.s. alone, we're going to be short over 100,000 doctors by 2020. we can't build enough medical schools or train enough doctors. african has 25% of the health burden and 1% of the doctors. >> in many cases they invest more in trying to win that prize than the prize is worth. >> yes, much more. the winning team spent $26 million for the $10 million prize. we typically cumulatively for all the teams get four tiemsd th --time the prize money. when i was with the head of coca-cola, head of g.e -- >> basically always trying to raise money. >> but i can help them see how they can innovate in a different way. and my point is that today if you're focus on innovation inside the four walls of your company, you are dead. you have to open source innovation.

judges said they would hold a hearing in the coming weeks on a possible reprimand for kenya. prosecutors have told the court that locking from kenyan officials was wrecking any chance of pursuing group uhuruta -- pursuing kenyatta. prosecutors'scc last attempt. they need kenyatta's financial records which might show he paid large sums of money to perpetrate his postelection violence. the judge asked the prosecutor if the case was doomed. about final information -- the financial information about the movement of the funds, do you think it is enough to sustain your charges. -- charges? >> absolutely. prospect that turning them will yield real potentially conclusive evidence is minimal. >> prosecutors sartorius that nairobi is not providing those records. -- prosecutors are curious that nairobi is not providing those records. the icc has only secured one conviction since it was set up 11 years ago. western countries have mixed feelings about the kenyatta case. they are keen to back the icc but also want to remain -- maintain good relations with kenya. this thursday marks the one

i'm going to have to leave it here in kenya. >> pelley: leave it here?your mother would like to have it back in connecticut? >> hopkins: i wish she would, but we can't even have a dog, let alone a goat. >> pelley: what are you going to tell the kids back at school about the experience here? what do they need to know? >> hopkins: what they need to know is that poverty is a real thing, and starve... kids starving, like, that are five or four years old is a real thing; that not everyone in the world can just go downstairs, turn on the tap, and get a glass of water; and that not everyone has a proper education. and that you should really be thankful for the things you have. >> pelley: by the time they cut the ribbon, it was hard for us to figure which kids had gained the most. the kenyans got a new classroom, but it was the american kids who learned they can be the change in the world. [ park sounds, sound of spray paint ] ♪ we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? $500,000. maybe half-million. say a million dollar

rob morris was going from village to village in kenya and he came upon a bullfight but it wasn't just one bull it was two of them and you could see there are lots of villagers watching this going on. but i don't think this was planned. you got two bulls going at it horn to horn, one of them chasing the other one. looks like these two bulls kind of belong to people and they're trying to corral them but it turned into a big bullfight right there in the streets and these guys can't go anywhere because the bullfight kind of occupying the road. these people don't seem too frightened. they've got their stick, but that bull does look like he's worn out. he's breathing hard. lots of people have the stick but you don't really see them hitting those bulls, they are encouraging them to go in one direction. >> you even see the kids getting close to these bulls. luckily nobody appeared to be hurt in this video. but i have to say these people in the car have got quite the show while driving from village to village in kenya. >> everybody got quite a show. that's terrifying. there are even the kids s

that's a nod to whom you claim to know if gm as the two is illegal in kenya. it's a practice that remains key to the culture of many communities still more more young women. i'm resisting the sponsoring cats tonka looks i've discovered twenty hadn't been briefed the steep hills above the waist. they then tied him to escape the male genital mutilation. tbilisi and his twenty oh two to eighteen year old susan. no wait just a few weeks ago. the council meeting setting free to travel this path alone. why couldn't they just don't because i had my parents would disagree as to why i refuse to honor that comes with anything. sometimes they try to scare you by saying that people will come at night and wakes you up. i'll take you for the cuts. i was if you're selling the attacking team colors. be my friend who was admired the cutting presence is carried out by twinning margaret says she's new to me to see hundreds of barrels the ritual is carried out with the brains of late. in my own amounts are to be counted. yet stands. everyone has a santa suit on living tv tonight.

are the kenya police by killing muslims.day here, what did you expect the muslims to do while they are being shot at inside a mosque. >> reporter: it's not a secret that there are a al-shabab cells actively recruiting from within the country. and this is said to be one of the major recruitment points. >> so it is so dangerous, i am so worried to tell you the truth. and i know so many guys, so many kids that they have fall pray to this. okay? and they cross over to somalia. taking military training. how come our security forces, our government, they fail to apprehend and this position in court. >> reporter: back at the mosque, they show us spent cartridges, bullet holes and blood-stained floors, the aftermath of sunday's bloody clash. this he say their young ones were innocently caught up in a meeting whose agenda was wrongly interpreted by the authorities. katherine soy, al jazerra,. >>> jerusalem's municipal government has approved plans for new settler homes in the west bank think the three settlements expire after the 196

in islam or kenya, or the richest areas. >> why do you focus - it's a conscious choice. why do you focus on faces? >> you know, since the projects after the ri ots, i started to do faces. when you put a face, it's like a signature industry. that is your own signature. and it's like your own, but it could be the community eye. everyone reflect in it. it's a window to the sole. so faces cannot come to say if you are jumping in the project, it's not because i sold the image, but you involved in this. you literally want to put your face out there. you want an impact for yourself or a community. that is not my concern. it's your choice. your face will take you to the project. back to the middle east. when i faced those in ramallah, who takes the risk? not me. i take a risk. i've been kicked out of the country, been injured. the one that take the risk is the guy on the photo, whose name is on it, and who could have a problem for having his face next to the enemy. >> maybe you saw this success for yourself and you are surprised by it. whatever case, are you enjoying the work, a

tonight, we take you to kenya where the ivory of these elephants make them a prime target. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. today, afghanistan when ahead and released 65 men being held at a detention center inside of the bagram airbase despite u.s. opposition. the men maintains that are dangerous and surgeons and the move is bound to further strained relationships between the u.s. president karzai. this was made after a thorough review. we had exclusive access to the prison. >> the top security prison in afghanistan or those accused of being the most dangerous insurgents. men suspected of attacking and killing afghan and nato forces including british and american soldiers. today in the face of fury in washington, authorities released 65 prisoners. they say there's not enough evidence to hold them. washington insists they are hardened terrorists who'll return to battle. before the release, i obtained exclusive access to the prison known as afghanistan's guantanamo bay. some of these men have been held here without trial. one of the

there's a lax in kenya. intelligence reports from the government of kenya, that al-shabab are planning a major attack on government instillations. police are saying that these are some things they do not want to have happen and some movements like this jihady movement cannot be allowed to continue at this time. >> thank you katherine. >> hundreds of people in belgium have been protesting to extend the youth nashia law. the proposal will give terminally ill children the choice to end their own lives. it's the number one destination for adults. the legislation needs to go through a number of senate votes before heading to parliament. >> the japanese government and a group of conservationists are blaming each other for a collision. let's show a vision of a ramming of the "sea shepherd" into a whaling ship. they want to stop japan culling 1,000 whales. japan is able to do so for scientific purposes. >> translation: such an act should not be tolerated. >> malawi president told al jazeera she is determined to figh

. >> you had your first project in kenya, how are things going in kenya? >> they are going great. we are two years out from full expat exit. we are five years, full exit within seven years. things are tracking. we have a staff of 300 kenyans running the programs, and the ex-pats are advisors, to build a couple for skills, specifically around project management. >> you have ex-pats, kenyans, and where does the money come from. >> most from high-end investors, silicon valley, non-traditional donors. >> how - you were in kenya when the terrorists, the horrible terrorists act at the mall and nairobi happened. what did the people you were working with say about that. there's always going be bad people. not all are recruited out of desperation. there are extremists. there was a great piece in the bbc about recruiting about that, a great recruiting pool for al-shabab come from extremely poor villages. >> one of the things that struck me as i read about what you are doing, is that the money that the get, you do funnel it back into the communities, and many times in the forms of loans. >>

of trust building efforts in unification ministry plans to forge ahead with a number of projects of kenya. media reports and initiatives that include a peace park with a heavily fortified border dividing the two koreas and cultural exchanges between seoul and kenya. only to strike a deal we've come down sometime this year on building the peace park in the demilitarized zone separating the two koreas the education ministry made the announcement on thursday as part of its key policy plans for the year during a joint call team briefing session with president park in hand. upon first proposed by president park last year in a six week postpartum marked in yellow intifada km wide darfur border or so the project was proposed with a team of improving allegiance with north korea the ministry for interpreting affairs also announced constitutes forth and so called debates and instead called for linking energy and logistics infrastructure across the continent. the ministry said it will explore messrs to renovate and fifty four km track connecting north korea's port city of not seeing and russia's eas

off to a new government was voted in in kenya. we saw yesterday how armed men took control over government building in sight to succeed simply awful we've seen protests by pro russian groups in the city i'm groups who are pro pm and what are you crying the situation very tense here and eat a meal or just give warning russia against any moves that might provoke aggression. a four minute intervention here but she does couple launched its new base in crimea inut two hundrem away. but the hubby warms only ukraine must say that the soldiers alps off the pace when optional with the soldiers come from. they haven't identified themselves but if they all run on base or if they do represent a pro russian forces here in crimea just to think very serious escalation and eight. well to palm boston these now keen for a new home. that dh home is republic of crimea eighties that one of the sd complete school's fault lines in ukraine's towards east peacemaking situation in the capsule asking for a pro now. but domestic events here in crimea that sa

catherine with al jazeera, refugee camp in northern kenya. >> reporter: still to come on the program,na is dealing with the growing mountain of electronic junk. and find out who is the tallest in the nba all-star game. ♪ ♪ more than 20 people have died from denge fever since the beginning of the year and three times more from the same period last year and we have an effort to control the mosquito-born disease. going into battle against a deadly enemy. regular fogging by teams of health inspectors is many ways to keep the denge mosquito under control but no amount of work like this can destroy them completely. >> this is unfortunate disease and not enough vaccine and no antiviral treatment. so everything revolves around control. the entire management of denge resolves around control. >> reporter: what the health minister means by control is removing the sites where mosquitos can breed. anywhere there is stagnant water and can be private homes as well as outside. >> reporter: and discarded trash is where they breed and all they need is a small pool of water to lay eggs and larvae will a

now of realizing their free peninsula are cutting cane reports on the continuous advancements in kenya its nuclear programs and its refusal to abandon united states has once again firmly laid out its demand that north korea take initial steps towards the new playstation in order to resume the six party talks at a press briefing in washington tuesday daniel russell us assistant secretary of state for east asia said talks with north korea should focus on the new car into the korean peninsula should not be topped for talks eight. he also said washington stands ready to negotiate with countdown but only on the basis of the statement signed in two thousand five. under the landmark deal coming and then create discrepancy their program in return for security economic and energy benefits. however the north failed to abide by the agreement carrying out the review their bomb tests between two thousand six and two thousand thirteen russell's comments echo those made by playing babies the us envoy on north korea said last week that the six party deal thursday to cost will not race in alaska and do

by our correspondent an ex copper and max tells you his biggest u s government to take a crisis in kenya. well this is the number one topic even on the us news shows that usually center on the american topics in the us government is taking it even more seriously than those themselves of course very concerned senior administration officials saying they think the situation is so bold tile that it might even get worse that's their main concern ah okay max thank you very much for this we have to be good at this point. i will be taking a short break and we'll be back with more on the settee and facebook and playing with police the moment. i am. went to study in germany. and you still have lots of questions you'll find all you need to know about studying in germany here. information on courses admission requirements qualifications costs and much more. w don t use to be injured. the first port of call for anyone interested in studying in germany. operating again tips most important and popular sentiment. samuel such posts as our nominee our picks out to hire onto w ere it clinging to the cost c

they'll keep the bank the icc would also want to maintain good relations with kenya. a key ally in the battle against islamic radicals in somalia it all. we're hearing parents three tonnes of ivory are set to be crushed and burned. far from the eiffel tower. france is following in the footsteps of an increasing number of countries you wanna put a stop to the ivory trade french environment minister has also said ivory will continue to be destroyed as it's brought in from different rates. the destruction has to take place just a week ahead of a national conference in london and to find new ways to stop poachers dealing with the ivory trade. this wariness in currencies and elephant graveyard. each line cinema is all that remains of the victims of the bloody under a tree. french authorities have seized seventeen tonnes over the last twenty five years for the most part we are in transit back when i freeze coming from. i'm going to education. france's particular because we are very strong policy against factory trafficking when the customs regulations. i pre trafficking the

of central and southern somalia to the united nations african union force made up of soldiers from kenya and uganda were set the militants twenty eleven the crucial controls many countryside areas in somalia with the enforced strict sharia law the cpo when credit is due with its white sandy beaches and looks to me what they can get the new hot spots but george torres. here are twenty five to fifty thousand from every summer to spend the holidays. as a result the jewish institutional presence has also grown in recent years with twenty years now. rabbi chantelle has been organizing a plane that plays every friday during the holiday season the cool old pt has been to the listing the announcement of time the candles must be leaked this is one who is advertised. this claim flying along the coast. so a third. is it for something and enjoy. and it has been working especially the last few years as george tourism has increased drastically in the belief that the assault was standing room only. start listening to her. it was time to the street in the middle sydney larson doing so american summer ho

area which at an anti democratic caused by the undemocratic cars are of course more involved than kenya finland for example. is there a sense that more needs to be done specter guidelines even criminal sanctions the shovel into lawlessness of simply that the minutes of the european commission the comp applied to a member state to act. to put some rides. brussels highlights that the correction is not the resides on a lack of policy. so every single member state has a ring on it now and policies and aunts far ahead to fly to cairo to set the system is in its key role week to raise awareness and brussels laundry that it was really the member states to get them all over the existing walls. truly it is for us from brussels. move on to ukraine now with the economic and not the political crisis is on the front burner right now the eu and the us say they'll consider bailing out the eastern european country that is only a few koreans government will make much needed political reforms in kiev parliamentary leaders been debating those of us the opposition was to reduce the present presidents hours

we need to send barack obama back to chicago, back to kenya, back to indonesia. >> send him back to kenya has also called the president a marxist, looking to destroy all concept of god. let's listen to that. >> we have to unmask this man. this is a man who seeks to destroy, destroy all concept of god. and i'll tell you what. this is classical marxist philosophy. karl marx very clearly said it. marxism requires that we destroy god because government must become god. >> well, the elder cruz right there regularly compares president obama to fidel castro, and he has said this administration, that's obama's, has put the country on the path to being a third world country. that's just the beginning, by the way, of a very long list of extreme statements from this fellow. when asked about some of them last october, a spokesman for ted cruz protested that they were taken out of context. but also said cruz sr. does not speak for the senator. well, the only problem there is that he does, and frequently. the associated press wrote this week, quote, in comments to the associated press, ted cruz and his

take a look. >> this is coffee. >> kenyan coffee is the best. >> irene is a farmer in kenya.uggles to support her three children. and she says part of the challenge lies all the way across the world. >> the problems we face when american bring their produces here and grains so we are unable to sell our grain and our produce. >> this is lush farm lands like these the key to africa's economic independence. but farmers hire tell me that american taxpayer dollars sent to help often do the opposite. according to usaid, this year alone the united states is spending $2 billion in food aid to countries in need. most of it is spent buying and shipping food from american farmers. but there's bipartisan concern that the food may be hurting some countries more than it's helping. >> dumping commodities often destroys local markets. putting local farmers out of business. >> it takes far too long to get food aid to starving people and often harms agricultural markets in the countries we're trying to help. >> care usa feels strongly about reforming the practice. they gave up an estimated $45

you were raised in kenya, born in mexico. but you were raised in kenya primarily, and you didn't know much about american slavery and you had to sort of research all of that, and so much of this was new to you in terms of understanding it all? >> yeah. but i think this is a part in history that many of us take for granted. i studied slavery in school, but i never considered it on an emotional level. and i know many people have expressed that, that 12 years a slave kind of offers an opportunity to understand this time in history from an emotional level in a way that reading it intellectually doesn't really register. and so for me it was that. the going in, and not only considering the facts but considering how they would affect me personally and emotionally. and that was the biggest eye opener. >> so you finished the movie. and no one knows what's going to happen here. there's a good buzz about it. but then all hell breaks loose. >> or heaven. >> everyone who's seen it is raving about it, and steve, you real realize that you h

you sent three people to kenya. >> we did for two weeks leading up to christmas. out really well. there were a lot of thing we wanted to get out of it in terms of testing a few different vehicles. we deployed three different aircraft there, a mixed of fixed wing as well as flying wing aircraft. >> tell me how it works. you use digital imagining, thermal images. how do you track them? >> we flew during the day with zoom cameras as well as flying at night. during the nighttime operations it's thermal imagining and we used fixed cameras and gimmable cameras and you can fly to an area and survey it and we were able to locate people on the ground as well as animals. >> elephants don't pay much but i wonder what you take away from this? it's wonderful you are doing this but beyond that? >> we said what are some of the applications we want to see happen. anti-poaching was one we wrote down. we thought what are some of the best business cases we think of agriculture, land management, law enforcement, fire response, disaster response, there is such a wide variety of applic

cue the terraces and down to maturity to produce just one from kenya. when you lose a small piece of your repeated on a rarity and can get to cross. usually potatoes followed by brunch jones will hold its annual temple for today. family members living in the city are expected to return and take part most of you to enjoy fresh. bonsai. all four once i was nuts. i can. todd each looked real and strength ones. secondly over forty kilos. which one. bob stein use it. don't know yet it's hard to do the children. hack. this tool to do to pull through in welcoming mood to such an important festival. the old villagers in the two were rico claim that it won't rain until the afternoon. if it all the lord stone dragon oversees the winter after all on. the relatives are turning up the bus from them true religion literature you were. i know. we like to use rates will improve the blessings of god the plan soon and don't you so the whole villages like a big extended family three go straight to the younger generation are slaughtered for the youth. women are watching the

. >> two people killed in protests after the police raid on a mosque in kenya. the building was being used to recruit fighters. one man shot dead by the police and an officer was stabbed. kathryn was outside of the court when the suspects arrived. >> i don't know whether you are see it, i will step out of the shot and you can see this truck that is bringing them in. this is a large group, about a hundred of them were arrested yesterday and they are going to be arraigned today here at the court. they were all arrested at the mosque and what happened is that the police went to the mosque because they were told there was a jihad convention going on and they had intell yens a recruitment drive for the group that is fighting in somalia and they went to the mosque to sort of break up that meeting and they were told there were flags jihad black flags with jihad messages and they had to break that up, especially now, there is a terror alert now in kenya and this is the highest there is. the intelligence reports that they are planning major attacks on the government inst

big falls into uganda, kenya. we may see one or two showers pushing into the ethiopian highlands. essentially it is dry for many. the rainy season about a month or so away. there's a few showers into liberia, sierra leone. looking good for much of the west africa. should be fin and dry. >> thank you very much for that. let's bring you breaking news. we are getting reports from knappel that a knappel airline's plane has gone missing in the nepal mountains. the civil aviation authority of nepal said the plane left for a resort town, making an unscheduled fuel stop and contact was lost a few fantastic later. we'll bring you more on that story as if develops and as we get more information on it. >> the mountain of e-waste is growing by the day. globally. 65 million tonnes of old phones and obsolete electronics will be added to the pile in the next three years. the united nations is accusing the relatively rich countries of dumping on those less developed. we have a report from pakistan. >> hundreds of thousands of electronic devices are reported from the u.s., and sold in pakistan. on

police in kenya have stormed a mosque after the raising of an al-shabaab flag. two mys are seriously injured. after worshiperring defied a warning not to meet. the court in cairo has cleared al jazeera's cameraman of all challenges. he was arrested accused of taking part of riots during anti-caproateses. 61 others have also been acquitted. it's been 36 days since jinx authorities detained three al jazeera english journalists. the cases have been referred to the criminal court, although the al jazeera network has not been notified of any formal charges. campaigning for afghanistan's presidential election has officially begin. 11 candidates are vying for success who is barred against standing again. the vote is seen as a major test of whether the country can make the transition of civility after 13 years of violence and war. reports from kabul. soon their faces will be posting across the capitol and beyond. for those hoping to be the next president, posters are crucial. in the past campaign images were produced abroad. but the manager of this new printing business

>> reporter: lorinda and nigel's family flew to kenya to coordinate the release.ash. >> three days later, they're still there, it's dangerous for them, they've got all this money. >> reporter: at the last minute, the deal had hit a snag. the kidnappers wanted more money than they had agreed to. the families made a difficult decision. call off the deal and bring the security team back to kenya. >> we need the kidnappers to know that we were serious. we're not going to leave our money just sitting there. >> reporter: from nairobi, lorinda was forced to renegotiate with the kidnappers. >> we keep negotiating, come to an agreement again, send our team back in with the money. >> that was the very same night amanda and nigel found themselves crying in that car with no idea what was happening. >> and then i smell cigarette smoke. >> why does that register with you? >> because al shabab is a group of extremists. i'm pretty certain none of them would be smoking. >> tobacco is forbidden? >> yes. >> you're smart enough to go, wait a second, maybe it's not what i think. >> ye

katherine reports >> reporter: itan is an athlete's haven in western kenya more known for high-altitude training at 2,400 meters above sea level. it's an ultimate spot destination. it attacks thousands of runners worldwide. this is at a time chinese national steve. we need the possibility: we need to see the ambiance. >> that's very important. so the idea are promoting this team as a tourism staffed nation is gaining monument um but slow. >> it's a relatively new concept, and its potential here has not yet been harnessed. benefits to the local community have been minimal. >> established kenyan athletes wanted to change that. there is a new running track in town. it's the only one outside the capitol in nairobi. this form ter pair mon runner is the brains hind it. she believes it will bring more guests. >> probably more people will see. it's not only about going to the beach or about going to the park. many people would like to spend a lot of time and money, also, in keeping fit. >> the track will help in the rainy season but it is tracks, high altitude and a history of producing running

. >>> in kenya government officials say 70 men have been charged with being members of al-shabaab. reportedly recruiting for the armed soy mali group. the police found firearms and militia. kenya have been hunting members of al-shabaab since the group took responsibility for the nairobi mall attack last year. anand in pakistan, karim khan disappeared from him home just as he was about to speak out on down attacks. >> meet kamir khan. no one can bus he's nowhere to be found. >> there were 20 people, some in police uniforms, some with masks on. they broke the door down and picked up karim khan and took him away. >> reporter: he was considered the face of the anti-drone campaign in pakistan. in 2009 an u.s. drone strike killed his son along with five members of his family and friends. since then the university graduate turned campaigner dedicated all his efforts to bring an end to u.s. drone attacks in pakistan. his lawyers think he was picked up by pakistan intelligence agencies. a high court has given them february 2,502nd to produce krim khan. his family insists if he has done anyt

embassies in kenya and tanzania. tonight we look at that operation as it actually happened on the streets of libya. >> it all happens on the dork of the tripoli morning. after his car pulls out, he's suddenly bokd in. he-- boxed in. the man pull him out of the car and throw him into the back of the white van. the video from a closed circuit camera in the area, was obtained by the washington post. within 30 seconds of his car stopping he's on his way to a libyan military base and a u.s. naval ship. the americans have been hunt being for rakai for 13 years. he's accused of participating in the bombing of u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania which called more than 20. rakai has already appeared in a u.s. court and denied all charges, his lawyer insists he's nent. the prime minister ali zadan was captured be. >> now, suspected of being an al qaeda member, president obama stricter drone policy states, an attack may not be possible because of this man is in -- a u.s. citizen. until the updated policy at least four american

a tiny farming town in western kenya is known for its high altitude training, at 200,000 metre above sea level, and attracts thousands of runners worldwide. >> this is the chinas national middle and long distance athletics team. the first time they train here. >> we need the roads, we need the possibility of a rough road. we need to see an ambience that is important. >> so the idea of promoting the town as a sports tourism destination and making money out of it is gaining moment up, but slowly. >> in kenya it is a new concept and potential here in uten has not been fully harnessed. benefits to the community have been minimal. >> established kenyan athletes want to change that. there's a new running track in town, the only one out there. former marathon runner is the brains behind it, believing the track will bring in more guests. >> probably now people will see the reason, and that it's not only about going to the beach or about going to the parks. many people who like to spend a lot of time and a lot of money in keeping fit. >> the track will help in the rainy season, but the lure w

>> it would help us because kenya -- our produce and they will be able to carry our produce.ig markets like supermarkets, they will take our produce but now they don't take our produce because others. >> we're going to have that report and exclusive answers from a top official in washington about the headache this is causing for president obama. first, coming up right here today on the show, why is kansas proposing laws that allow discrimination and spanking? >>> and nba player jason collins in the news and getting a standing ovation. what does this signal for the world of pro sports? the daily panel weighs in. [ male announcer ] they say mr. clean was born to help people clean better, and that he travels the world inventing amazing new cleaners, like his newest invention, liquid muscle, that lifts and cleans tough grease with less scrubbing. it's a liquid gel, so it's less watery and cleans more. and its cap stops by itself so almost nothing's wasted. ♪ no matter where he went or who he helped, people couldn't thank him enough. new mr. clean liquid muscle. when it comes to c

this is one of 15 international artists who come to kenya hoping to use their talents to help such kids. the artist hails from south korea, the united states, and britain. they are holding workshops. the point is not just to teach the children painting, but also to get them to express their dreams and their hopes. it is the first time many of these orphans have ever held a paintbrush. the artists are working in three villages near mama said. -- mombasa. they have been working with the project since 2011. >> we are hoping to get them to express themselves. when i look at the children, it is very touching. one kid has hiv and he -- his portrait looks different from other students. >> just close your eyes first. yes, close your eyes. think of you, your self in the future. open your eyes. imagine it that way, when you close your eyes. now draw your hopes. but i would like to be a veterinarian because i like animals. >> i painted a plane. i love the sky, the moon and the sun. >> a farm. >> the course gives the children a break from the harsh realities of life here. it teaches them how to be

. >> reporter: unrest in kenya is having a disaster on the tourist industry and youth at a mosque ina and catherine reports. >> it's the lifeline on kenya's coast and the season is on the fourth month. but in the cooler evening breeze the beaches are uncharacteristically empty and worried there have been frequent grenade attacks in the area and fights are common and is a malaysia group is getting fighters here and tourists will stay away and her business has been getting worse since 2007. >> translator: we are effected and used to be 300 of us here and now we are only 5. >> reporter: everyone who lives here depends on tourism and yet to recover from the 2008 and 2013 election balance and any additional strain will have serious consequences. there are people in 2005 during the good times and investing in the business and watching closely the events unfolding in her town. >> in 2005 it was more afraid about this. today we are more afraid about terrorists, bomb, bomb blasts. >> reporter: hotels on the beach have been shut since 2007. >> to bring down the economy of this country causing

. >> while in kenya, park rangers came up with a novel way to protect lions. the big cats in nairobi national parks will be fitted with colours, alerting when they wander out of the park, hopefully to stop herds men tracking and killing them. >> mexican police has seized guns and rocket launches. the hall from a cartel liberated from the knights templar. adam raney reports. >> one of mexico's top vim lanty leaders -- vigilante leaders claiming victory. they have liberated a group from the knights templar. over a sell ebb ratty lunch near this key up to he tells me the fight is inspiring others. >> translation: the gof should worry about doing its job. if not, at any given time there'll be an uprising that they won't control. >> the business hub for the farm belt is the only place that the farmers turned vigilantes can sell their crops. for years the cartels controlled it. insisting that the vigilantes are a front for rival gangs. there are signs businesses are picking up. >> this man says things were slow when the gang extorted shopkeepers. >> on the surface i