developments in kenya may lead to change.his is the largest waste dump in u began da, it serves the capital city in kampala, but only a fraction of the waste that comes here is e-waste. >> dumps are not prepare todd deal with all of the obsolete electronics, and that, it seems, is what people are waiting for. >> if people knew how they can benefit, or the final point for where the e-waste can go. >> no surprise then that the ugandans are talking to the kenians about e-waste and the ability of profiting from it. >> we could either send to the refurbishment facilities in kenya or rep apply case what our brothers in kenya are doing within u began da. >> i we have a lot of cross country rivers and lakes so if they dispose badly we may still be effected by the products and they have disposed wrongly. >> and that fits with the broader vision about how e-waste is dealt with in this part of the world. >> it's our wish to create an east african common approach. ideally we harmonize legislation, ease of moving waste between boundaries

when will she uses the highest it runs out in kenya. so they're all sometimes when im without water or electricity. going away too. in some places the shanty town runs up against newly developed residential areas. for many their opinion that is in place or that has to go to the last ten years. a citizens group has been calling for this long to be turned into a park and its residents resettle across madrid. it's just a little bit and get on any of them what happened to integration the twenty first century this has to be sorted out and given a different light it all out of control. in the appeal put on his hands located consists of a tunnel so far every attempt to fly mr on his heels. for every house that's demolished another springs up. and the residents also fought back. the notice was called serious clashes with the police. so far nobody has challenge to write to our home though. she says she doesn't know how she would cope if they did. but that was happening in on me. i had the most my house now offering any estimation. we need somewh

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roughly 1.3 million people in kenya don't have enough food to eat.n air raid and semi arid areas have to rely on food aide. >> you are not automatically implying nutrition security. there are still very high levels of malnutrition. in the other areas, a focus, really on, agriculture practice, but also how family farms are one. within kenya's high potential area, farmers are being broken up in smaller and smaller sizes. >> reporter: training of the farmerers in this area to adopt the technology that he believes will be a solution to their land and water problems, and ever-changing climate. ♪ >>> i'm meteorologist dave warren problems in the southeast again. this storm in florida will intensify in north and south carolina. a lot of rain with this storm. no snow expected, but there will be some mix when you get the rain falling into the cold air which is held in place with this high-pressure to the north. so sleet and freezing rain, and then it warms up. we're just getting a lot of rain here, but temperatures barely above the freezing mark. so a cold ra

and the money is going to go to kenya.ut on this day, they had a key question they had to answer first what specifically will the money be used for. they had several choices. one of them was putting money to clean water, which is a huge problem in kenya. >> that would help with their health. >> reporter: another idea was education. >> once you are educated, you can get yourself good food and water. >> reporter: and this were the idea--and then the idea of helping women create their own businesses. >> child labor is there because there is not enough money coming into the home. >> raise your hands for clean water and sanitation. >> reporter: in the end, the students decide today put their money to clean water. >> it prevents sickness and helps them go to cool. >> reporter: the fundraiser is next month and they say it feels really good to know that they are helping to make a difference. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we got an up close look at a state of the art pieces of engineering inside of the bay bridge. it is a pipe that conn

two facts suspects killed and 474 arrested in kenya's capital of nairobi. parts of the country is on security alert. all refugees ordered back to their camps. >> syria facing condemnation over war crimes against tam ill tigers rebels. arab leaders are gathering for the final day of their summit. tuesday was dominated by the crisis in egypt and syria. >> venezuela - three air force generals have been arrested for plotting a coup against the presidentment this is after weeks of violence. we have more. >> less than two weeks ago venezuela's army and national guard swore allegiance to nicolas maduro, as they vowed to crush out enemies. they have been calling for resignation, insisting they are part of a coup attempt against him. the political crisis has been raised a significant notch. >> translation: we captured three air force generals that we were investigating thanks to the morals of or armed forces. the three generals were going to raise the air force against the government. >> nicolas maduro alleges the generals were conspiring with the opposition. >> the

jamal came to kenya 22 years ago. he runs two shops that sell meat and fish. but now the government wants him like him senpeople like him to k to refugee camps, but he has no intention to leave the life he has built. >> it's not right. we left our country. telling us to go back when there is no peace makes no sense. if kenyans hate us that much, take us somewhere else, not back to the camps. not back to somalia. >> it's a hub for tens of thousands of kenyan somalis and an unknown number of somali refugees. without them business would grind to a halt. but they are worried after businespolice have arrested hunf people. somali fighters and al-shabaab warning there will be more violence if kenya does not pull its soldiers out of somalia. >> we all have seen in many attempts a lot of criminal activities have been triggered there. that really hurts them. so it is for their own good and for the good of their country. >> the government is encouraging people to inform on refugees and foster a sense of patriotism towards kenya over any loyalty they may feel towards thei

kenya's crackdown on refugees. two suspects killed and 476 arrested in overnight raids. >> venezuela's president orders the arrest of three generals, accusing them of trying to overthrow him. >> and the number of dead in the mud slide quake in washington reaches 24. >> the u.n. high commissioner for human rights is due to deliver a report on alleged war crimes and human rights violations in venezuela. discussions will start on whether to launch an international investigation. the conflict between the tamil tigers and the government - atrocities are still being discovered. >> this woman and her family resettled into the north-eastern region a here after the war. a month ago they found a gruesome discovery. digging the back national guard, -- digging in the backyard, they found skeletons. a neighbour and tractor driver said they were civilians killed in a shell explosion. the final months of the war were intense. caught in the middle of tamil tigers and the government, many had little or no time to bury the dead. an

many flock to the training centres in western kenya. they use a lot of supplements when they are mass arranging. by using that to enhance performance, this is nothing to do with those issues. >> a report is yet to be completed, but athletes say there should be more regular testing and a serious awareness campaign, especially to young athletes that come from the villages, and have no idea what is legal and what is not. >> an italian nun could be the next susan boyle. her edition on the italian version of "the voice" has gone wild. >> in is sister christina, she's 25 years old and went on the italian version of "the voice", and belted out alisha kees "no one." it hit the 25 million view mark, take a listen. sinks sinks sings sings [ singing ] >> sister christina said she went on the voice. people have used the hash tag hoping the pope will contact her. she didn't get the contact from the pope just yet. the cardinal wrote in italian saying: institute you have to love the nuns on the side cheering and looking. thank you so much. >> a look a

john bolton is like this one the men in my crate and central kenya. rearrange geology top of the flora and fauna every few hundred units the new and rejuvenation are occurring again in east africa this time through technology. some say the internet revolution is underway in africa as its coal is a broadband internet than centered on kenya. i know. ms joke three places but the stuff because broadband them. it's indian ocean city of mombasa is linked to the various submarine internet cables that connect africa to europe and asia. but based development bank of southern africa specializes in financing africa's information communications technology sector. memphis old as the ict sector the cables and does dishes and devices that connect people to the internet means that he thinks the us we are out of box experience that admission that the next six if one looks at the underwater sea cables and seek all money too easy cable and east coasts of africa and the envisaged the continental cable. she makes is that exists for that occasional of ict products the bed

does anyone jump out in kenya here? >> reporter: no one in kenya has claimed responsibility, but the coast is one of the regions that's being carefully watched by security agencies. normally dwrups and leaders are ral callizing them and asking them to join al shabaab has acted in part of the country including the coast. we should be quick to jump to the conclusion that it's connected to al shabaab. there are a lot of disgruntled groups in the coast as well. groups that feel marginalized. so there's possibilities. terrorism is one that is there throughout. >> thank you. >>> still ahead this news hour, algeria's ailing 77-year-old president says it's standing for re-election. we'll find out why not everyone is happy about that. >>> the man that helped to bring down hosni mubarak is in court. >>> we look ahead in sports to ar uably the biggest game when real madrid hosts barcelona. >>> we want to reiterate the breaking news out of turkey. the turkey primary confirms armed forces have shot down a syrian jet. that's the jet

that are going to deny that any screws on skis really just the people of the economist republic of kenya and the key to secure seven still full. i swear to strictly comply with the orders of the supreme commander of crimea on the condors minute units approved by him as well as with requirements and regulations. i swear to only perform my duty to take a liking to the residence of kenya and associates said the spill. meanwhile it seems support to within the nosy alston your stories in kids is declining even in western parts of the country there are reports that several special force of brigades of grief use to fulfilling orders to march on the twenty eighth year on the peninsula um also feel local military bases and arsenals are now under the complete control of local authorities those servicemen who refuse to pledge allegiance to the autonomous republic of crimea of either left to the peninsula war resigns altogether now nearly all of the strategic facilities like airports and government buildings even the streets of cities are patrolled by self defense squads. i am so basically local aut

for induction thing going nine the international convention as easy as it's happening investment in kenya as costly new energy sector i think we continued dialogue we can find ways to find a way to to be consistent with the international liability convention that we believe will come into force this year. oh and an indian indian law. we we are looking for two to that discussion. but i think as was implied earlier this must be resolved. not only for us companies in for for all companies including indian companies. the lakes of night is open to any secret mention i briefly in accidents. eighteen good deeds with us funds as this clouded by that guy is stated in little fish is optimistic a simulation can be found. mr twenties this visit is indeed as in the cities of high profile diplomatic exchanges between the us and india and the us costs decision to drop these off our judges against the wii on equal that they may be signs that in the us consulate of me to the office of the kenya is eyeing him daddy. and he maintains that the cake it done by papa scott on tcp on because it beats and not wit

they are warning that there will be more violence if kenya does not pull its soldiers out of somalia. >> we have seen many of times a lot of criminal activities have been permitted there. it is for their own good and good of the country. >> the government is asking citizens to inform on refugees. the government is trying to fix the streets, but the crackdown is damaging relations here. instead of bringing unity for a common cause, people tell us the government is encouraging terrorism. >> there are many urban youth who will be recruited by criminals and by terrorists and organizations like al-shabaab. >> the faithful overflow on the foot path. unless by force it seems that no one is going anywhere. al jazeera, nairobi. >> drug agents i agents in perua aage amount of cocaine. peru has now surpassed colombia as the number one maker of cocaine. >>> mental illness is often tied to homelessness and incarceration. in los angeles, running the single largest mental institution in the entire country. >> reporter: he says his name is ethan. he wanders the streets of los angeles homeless, dishev

to try to root out attacks here in kenya. we don't know the stage, any possibilities, never know to be honest but it is a slight if you like of the increasing violence and insecurity, kennians are starting to -- kenyans are unfortunately starting to get used to. >> tatanya tell us more about te district of eastly. >> it is a hub socially and economically for the big kenyan somali community here. it is also naturally where many thousands of somali refugees come to nairobi. it was the scene last week of hundreds of arrests when the government decided that from now on it wants all refugees not only somali ones but all refugees to go back to two designated refugees camps. quite far from the urban areas, so basically wanting all refugees to leave the city. they rounded up just over 400 people and we went down there last week to try to gauge some reaction. of course the kenyan somali and the somali refugee community feel they are being stigmatized as terrorists being punished collectively for the actions of a few. >> tanya, thanks.

and once again kenya and ethiopia are expected to dominate. >> reporter: destinations in western kenya athletes train hard in the morning chill, the best time of the day to run. they hope they will be able to clench some medals, maybe even break records. kenya is among few countries that dominate long distance international races, but allegations of widespread doping among athletes is threatening its image abroad. >> it's just out of ignorance, somebody tries to tell them try to use this if you have a knee injury, take this, it's okay. without knowing this is a substance which is forbidden. >> reporter: in 2012 matthew was banned from running for two years, but he said his advice that the supplement he was using was legal. >> what i was given was [ inaudible ] and i want to prove myself i can still run. i'm still young, and i want to achieve a lot. >> reporter: he is one of 17 athletes who tested positive for doping between 2012 and last year. last year, [ inaudible ] set up to investigation allegations of doping among kenyan athletes. it findings and recommendations will be crucial in

to kenya corridor and nine percent or even ten percent from the u.s.to to to kenya corridor to the huge amount if you're spending about one hundred pounds you're paying ten pounds seven pounds of that hundred pounds is going towards a seat and you might not even know about that margin i mean there was over two billion made by western union and in exchange gains last year so this is just a really big area of nontransparent fees and pricing that we have and i don't know . if goldman sachs says we're going to be taking over a virtual currency remittance is going to be taking over that much market share i guess that would mean that the traditional operators don't budget all who already seen them start to budge their pricing and they're going to have to do so if we do anything we maybe pressure the big guys to start lowering their fees and i'll consider that a success. right well said so let's talk about the other aspect of this which is the volatility in the virtual currency this is an aspect that people tend to focus on and not focus on the price advantag

government officials admit it should have a greater presence in northern kenya. it is a concerted effort by the government to increase the presence, involving not just the police, because they are overstretched. they involve the military. >> people here say that until that time when the government gives them proper protection, they will not give up their guns. >> a russian court placed an opposition leader under house arrest. dilvalni, an outspoken critic. vladimir putin violated rules in relation to leaving moscow. he led anti-kremlin protests in 2011 and "12. he's been banned from using the internet or speaking to the media. >> regulations to protect air pollution in beijing has gone into effect. those that fail to meet standards could be shut down. the environmental protection bureau has conducted random inspections of company. >>> the u.k. seems to be surgery an exodus of black film producers, many heading to the united states because they perceive a lack of opportunity at home >> reporter: not long until the oscars, will there be more sweet music for "12 yea

how the stock rises the blind passes with conservation efforts in kenya not me. its easy access to the digital well. the crime in a referendum is highly controversial that it sets a dangerous precedent the uncertainty affects not just ordinary ukrainians of the entire region and other countries that have the political stake in the conflict. some eu states are already drawing up plans on how to deal with a possible influx of refugees and migrants from the east. a report on the status that rather than on ukraine's all this was the block and hungary and romania. then he took two ukrainians on the eu side of the board about the hopes dreams on his walkman comes next. when traveling to outlying areas of the european union to see how the mood is among ukrainians. hundreds of thousands of ukrainians link and make them for generations but they still have relatives and friends in ukraine. our first destination is in the quarter to a village in romania just centimeters from the border into ukraine he showed up and hit the twenty oh nine the theme from what i like most of t

still to come on tonight's program, a massive drought threatens those in northern kenya.ut below the surface lies an abundance of water. so why can't the country tap it in he was just 24 years old when he planned the horrific ss:00er -- massacre of undreds of his country people. today he -- katanga was found guilty of war crimes. >> this was katanga's moment of judgment and this is what the former wore -- warlord had left behind 11 years ago. his militia rampaged through the village in the early hours of the morning. families were shot at they slept. spl were cut up with match et es in what prosecutors said was an effort to save bullities. more than 200 people were killed. katanga's trial has been going on since 2009. his co-accused had already been acquitted. the former rebel commander's lawyers argued the attack was legitimately targeting a rival army. the judge then noted that most of the village had -- had been wiped out. the prosecution argued that many of the women were raped or kept as sex slaves, but they failed to provide sufficient evidence to convince the judge

. >>> gunmen attack a church in kenya opening fire on the congregation. at least five people are dead. >>> this is the news from europe includes nato voices its concern over a russian troop buildup on ukraine's eastern border. >>> two women from different sides of the political divide but only one can become the first female mayor of paris. >>> if you violate my air space, a slap after this will be hard. those were the words of russian prime minister tayyip erdogan. first we have this report. >> the battle inside syria for the vital strategic border cross between syria and turkey now involves turkey's military. le remains of the the fighter jet burned, shot down by turkish f-16s after it jetted across to enter the air space. today the political rally of the leadup to local elections on march 30th, turkish prime minister erdogan told his supporters -- >> translator: a syrian plane invited our air space. our f-16s took off and hit the plane. if the violate the air space the slap will be hard. >> damascus says the plane was in syrian air space when turkish j

katherine sawyer, al jazeera, western kenya. >>> talk about a marathon. a spelling bee that lasted two weeks has finally come to an end. >> d-e-f-i-n-i-t-i-o-n, definition. >> how do you spell winner? the correct spelling of definition made seventh grade sharma the winner of the spelling bee in kansas city. the battle for this title endured more than 90 rounds with his opponents, fifth grader sophia hoffman. at wuone point they ran out of words. she misspelled the word stifling. >> i was sad when they got that word incorrect. it's sort of messed up it came to that, but it was going to come to that either way. >> i'm excited i got this far, and every kid that participated in the bee has done an amazing job. >> 13-year-old kush is the reigning champion is on his way to the scripps national spelling bee in washington. >>> one of the most influential people in the west wing is resigning. she started to work for barack obama when he became a senator nine years ago. she's leaving her position for a job in the private sector. president obama reportedly asked her

the story ever the dream from kenya. -- the story of the dream from kenya. >> it's in nairobi, kenya.en 800,000 and a medical are living together. -- and a million are living together. in kenya, football is very important. >> football is the most popular sport like no questions asked. >> that is the number 1 sport. for the people who live in kibera. >> this is a very, very happy community. even though we can't afford so many things but we are happy to live as we are. >> they are shortly for football for teams. >> when you don't have resources or money and you want to play, you don't actually have to buy the ball. can you make a ball on your own. kids make them for themselves. get some rope or some rubber band. and you just put one bag over another over another over another over another. >> you know we don't need more than whatever we have because we can't afford that. >> the goal is, they land all down. when i was at the edge i used to make my own balls. when you're young you just want to have fun. you're not too worried about if this is a proper football or it isn't. you just want to

the other hand the international community promised financial support to kenya. a foreshadowing of what economic sanctions on russia will be faced with if it continues down this course on a commitment to provide support to the ukrainian people. again it's going to lead to concrete out outcomes and imf package economic assistance of beaches other people none of ukraine. as financial assistance to obtain documents on the bonnet of the meantime if the finance people use any means but the imf economic reforms. the decision was announced a japanese speaking cabinets just a few surprise was that the money will be provided as loans at low interest rates. the couple said that japan could not stay inside in ukraine is in serious economic and political situation because it was a husky cream distorting its diminished this week thomas keating scott west ukraine the president of the u s express his support to ukraine and his million tears old a crisis that faces. six other questions or to provide a brief update on our efforts to address the ongoing crisis in ukraine since the

i swear to only perform my duty to take the license fee to the residence of kenya and associates of a skillful. now we hear an enthralling they splashed day of course the scene kiev dismay students to bury subsidy from his post also taken monday off ukraine's naval forces meanwhile in a tree the ukrainian ministry station here in the crimea of planting on mass than leanne allegiance to the crimean oh four season cry immediately called and said oh we've been receiving pictures from the seventies that happening taking place over the region that comes off that crime is prime minister claims control and at least security ministry and all other services here in the region saying that all those who disagree should leave then placed in me to speak and we heard today an official statement from the sec son of nextel take a listen. gretzky really has to handle the pantry or six soldiers cooperate with us. the boss majority of military units and more enforcement agencies have sided with the title and a crime you know tony award all of the whole pants want to resist using firearms today will be d

and i was thanking him. >> lorinda and nigel's family flew to kenya to coordinate the release.pany sent try former special forces operatives into mogadishu with bags full of cash. >> three days later, they're still there. it's dangerous for them. they've got all this money. >> at the last minute, the deal had hit a snag. the kidnappers wanted more money than they agreed to. the families made a difficult decision, call off the plan and bring the security team back to kenya. >> we wanted the kidnappers to know that we were serious. >> from nairobi, she 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 to idea what was happening. >> and then i smell cigarette smoke. >> why does that register with you? >> because al shabaab is a group of extremists. i'm pretty certain none of them would be smoking. >> tobacco's forbidden. >> you're smart enough to go, wait a second. maybe it's not what i think. >> yeah. and

. >> so i run a non-profit, and we work in the slums of nairobi, kenya. >> oh, so you really there. >yeah, so asian guy in the slums of nairobi, kenya. >> yeah, that's pretty much the show right thereso

. >> reporter: jamal came to kenya 22 years ago. he is a somali refugee who runs two shops that sell meat and fresh. now the government wants people like him sent back to refugee camps. it weighs heavily on his mind, but he has no intention of leaving his business and the life he has built. >> it's not right. we left our country in search of peace. telling us to go back when there is no peace makes no sense. if kenyans hate us that much they better take us somewhere else, not back to the camps, and not back to somali. >> reporter: he lives in the east district of nairobi, a hub for tens of thousands of kenyan somalis, and an unknown number of somali refugees. without them business would grind to a halt. the government is justifying it's crackdown because of some of the gunmen involved in attacks like the ones involved in the attack on westgate mall are refugees. >> we're only saying that in many times a lot of criminal activities have been committed there. so it is for their own good and the good of the country. >> the government is

and a man being uprooted from his home and business in kenya. >> it's not right. telling us to go back when there is no peace makes no sense. >> and celebrating a peace deal with muslims in the southern philippines, but will some people be forced from their homes as a result? >>> sports news to come as well. we have details to come. consider this on al jazeera america >> we want to give you an update on the situation regarding ukraine. the diplomatic efforts that we're hearing john kerry abruptly changed course and will now stay in europe for more talks in ukraine. that's him in london with the russian foreign minister. i've seen reports that he'll be meeting lavrov again in paris on monday. clearly more diplomatic efforts, phone calls between the two presidents and now the two foreign meter ministers to meet. >>> we turn to other news, kenya combating threats to its national security. the kenyan government cracking down on somali refugees. they're alarmed to send refugees to two different designated camps. >> a somali refugee who run two shops that sell meat and

how kenya's reputation for world class runners has been hit by a series of failed drug tests. but first, more than 100 people are missing after a mudslide in the u.s. state of washington. rescue teams are continuing their search for survivors but nobody has been found alive since saturday. allen schauffler is live for us from arlington, in the state of washington. you were saying there were 18 people unaccounted for and now it's more than 100. >> reporter: well, the number is a little bit squishy right now. they're saying 18 unaccounted for, that was as of this morning. we're now being told that they have 108 separate reports or descriptions of people who may be missing. they say very specifically that doesn't mean that they have 108 people who are missing. but they have a whole series of different databases and lists of people who have been reported who might have been in this area that they're now trying to condense and solidify so they can get an exact number. frankly they say they don't know exactly how many people might have been in that area and at this point they're jus

al jazeera, central kenya. >> that is some news out of kenya. the security council has been hearing that that country could fall apart, and be lost entirely. more soldiers are sent almost immediately. meeting in new york to consider whether to deploy thousands of soldiers who were join african union troops already there. has forced hundreds of thousands of civilians from their homes. peace keeping force of 10,000 soldier whose would be back by 1800 police. some of the troops will come from the existing african union force which would be transferred to u.n. control. there are also 2,000 french soldiers already in car, and the european union is planning to send up to another 1,000 soldiers and police. government says it needs help now. >> if we delay, please resist. >> after almost 100 days of being blockaded trucks are once again traveling through to bring supplies to native forces in afghanistan. the supply lines were closed last year. on the opposition party. but also truck operator whose transport goods through the two countries. >> while many

you know that their intent is to try to disrupt our way of life in kenya.s -- it's, the realities of what that could mean are very present. >> reporter: he had no way of knowing whether his family was alive or not. no way of knowing that soon some of his prayers would be answered. >>> coming up -- phillip and katherine's sons are trapped in the most violent part of the mall. and a 14-year-old realizes it is up to him to protect his younger brother. >> i just thought -- ian first, save them. me second. >> what he did next when "dateline" continues. understands being at the corner of "looking for a good deal" and "sheesh, i should've looked some more." ♪ that's why walgreens makes it easy to save even more on your medicare part d prescriptions. ♪ just stop on by and leave all the legwork to us. switch to walgreens today where you could save with copays as low as zero dollars on select medicare part d plans. at the corner of happy and healthy. on select medicare part d plans. ♪ see what's new atre projectluna.com because an empty pan is a blank canvas. [ woman

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

. >>> in kenya four people are dead after gunmen attacked a church. it happened in lakoni. 21 others were injured and the two gunmen used automatic rifles and shot at church-goers just as sunday mass began. no group has since claimed responsibility, and kenya's interior minister said the attackers escaped despite police presence just 100 meters away. >>> president obama is heading to europe this week stopping in four different countries. the president will attend a nuclear summit in the netherlands on monday chill focus on how to keep nuclear materials out of the hands of terrorists. mike vick viqueira has more. >>> efforts to rid the world of leftover nuclear stockpiles could be in danger. >> it's a troubling situation. we still have deep national interests in working with russia to make sure nuclear material is secure and accounted for. >> reporter: there are warning signing. cooperation has broken down at the working level because of the ukraine crisis. the 20-year program that guided efforts known as nonlieuinger has expired. now has the ukraine s

kenya police arrested two men they say had explosives and suspected ties to the group al-shabab and they place targeted by the group and they want kenya troops to leave and the past attacks including the west gate shopping mall attack which killed 67 people. there have been violent protests in the capitol of guinea and people are angry about on going power cuts and roads blocked by demonstrators and police and they have no power at all despite government promises to provide 16 hours of electricity a day. neighborhoods have also been without water for three months now. a national conference to discuss nigeria's future opened in the capital and understand hundreds are attending representing the religious and ethnic groups and it's the second biggest economy after south africa and the most populus country in africa with 170 million people and nigeria is the top oil producer and provides 80% of the government's income and it recently has been included in the freshly formed mint group of emerging giants and mexico, indonesia and turkey are other members and we report. >> reporter: they have b

it is hoped when this is up and running it could provide water for kenya the next 70 years.re was little sign of much work being done. the delays in finishing the bore hole in the face of the current drought have been frustrating. >> we are seeing the challenge now of what we had before. some of them are not even helping. this is >> very graphic picture. thank you very much indeed. let's catch up on the business. aaron is with us. china the focus. >> yeah. this is the first time. what's interesting is investors around the world have always seen china as risk free in terms of buying corporate bonds, basically buying company debt. it was always backed up by the state. a bit of a twist on that now. let me explain. hello. yes, in other markets around the world this wouldn't be a major story. in china, for the very first time, the government there has allowed a chinese company to default on its bond payments. basically its debt payments without the government intervening or bailing the company out. it is the shanghai based chaori energy. now it is officially in default. as our ch

. >>> and children in kenya are under pressure to take up running for a better future.e that story a little later this hour. ♪ they need assistance. al jazeera america. we understand that every news story begins and ends with people. >> the efforts are focused on rescuing stranded residents. >> we pursue that story beyond the headline, pass the spokesperson, to the streets. >> thousands of riot police deployed across the capital. >> we put all of our global resources behind every story. >> it is a scene of utter devastation. >> and follow it no matter where it leads - all the way to you. al jazeera america, take a new look at news. ♪ >>> i'm in the al jazeera headquarters in doha. let's get a run through of our top stories. pro-russian forces have been involved in a standoff with ukrainian soldiers in crimea. warning shots were fired as ukrainians approached. >>> vladimir putin says ousted president viktor yanukovych was pushed from power in an unconstitutional coup. and the russian leader has warned that any sanctions the west places on his country will backfire. both

how the stock prices to buy houses with conservation efforts in kenya the accent is how tomorrow's namedafter its easy access to the dentist a while the crime in a referendum is haunted and conte about so that it sets a dangerous precedent. the uncertainty affects not just ordinary ukrainians but the entire region and other countries that have the political stake in the conflict. some eu states are people already drawing up plans on how to deal with a possible influx of refugees and migrants from the east. a report on the status that travels along ukraine's what is with the block and hungary and romania. then he told two ukrainians on the eu side of the board about the tapes came as un thing is the walkman come next. we travel into and applying areas of the european union to see how the mood is among ukrainians. hundreds of thousands of ukrainians link and make them for generations but they still have relatives and friends in ukraine. our first destination is in the corner of the legion romanian just five kilometers from the border into ukraine the little choked up and handle twenty. lif

. >> learning to protect themselves - why women in northern kenya are starting to carry guns. and the unsung movie herios who say despite risking life and limb, they've been snubbed by the oscars. >> first the standoff in ukraine's crimia, between moss scpo kiev appears to be escalating. russian military helicopters appear to be seep in the skies. ukraine's interim prime minister says the government will not bow to what he calls russian provocation. the russian pro-russian leader took control of the military and the police in sevastapol. report hoda abdel-hamid of 13 russian aircraft carrying unidentified troops. is it clear they are russian soldiers? >> well, according to the authorities in kiev they are russian authorities, even though russia denied the reports. when we asked the soldiers (played around the parliament building, "who are you?" the answer we get is no comment. the one thing we can say is it looks like the man who appeared in front of the airport here yesterday. they appear to have the same gear and weapons. just in front of them is a role of men who have an or

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