i had on numerous occasions, offers, my place in kenya, our family house in kenya, to travelers or anyonehat would like to come by. this is a family tradition we have. we have traveled most of our have been given accommodation, and we have given accommodation. when i came back from the emirates, i get a call from an , who itance in dubai knew of not so much, but we had several conversations. some occasion, one or two to do occasions, i offered for him to come to kenya, or if he was ever in kenya, he should look me up, something like this. he called me and asked me to accommodate two young gentleman, his friends. i thought they would be coming from the emirates, but i cap -- apparently they came from england. when i was asking for more information, the phone had cut. happenedeno to be on a watchlist, they came to stay with me, and after two weeks, my home was raided by .ocal law enforcement after the rated -- i was not there, i read it in a story -- i secured some legal documentation barring my door partition -- deportation, which is what they usually do to young men married to kenyan wome

ranging you know, we have so many companies being established in kenya.nd to realize that the chinese people are one, and people who can speak the language. >> many students at nairobi university see their economic future tied to china. the place where young kenyans come to learn mandarin is not just one or two classes here at nairobi university. it's an institute. and all of the classes are in chinese, and there's a lot of chinese culture in these corridors, but on the stairway, it's a clear indicator of why so many young kenyans want to learn mandarin. there are many photographs of young kenyan business people in china, selling their products. china has been building business products across china for years, and china has been also building it's soft power with media outlets across the cantnent. but some experts warn that countries like kenya need to maintain business relations with other countries. >> the approach to engaging other countries is that it gives the businesses their relationship, the kind of what do you call, the cushioning in case things

it is a terrible blow for kenya.o berge all kenyans vigilant and report any suspicious movement that they may detect. this is our battle together and we must work together to win it. >> top of the list of suspects is al-shabaab, the militant somali group linked to al qaeda vowed to keep attacking canyon until it runs draws -- it withdraws troops from somalia. can you has only -- kenya has a siege wered from al-shabaab members walked through a mall in shooting. >> we have changed the travel advisory for kenya in the same way. there must be some intelligence suggesting that the risk of an attack has increased. >> this will be tough for kenya's tourist industry. two to her operators already canceled flights in october. precaution in the morning. now it does not look foolish at all. >> k morning forenyans and their economy. police in turkey have used tear gas and water cannons to disperse protesters at a mine were 300 workers died earlier this week. it has become the country's worst-ever mining disaster. a mother bereave

but she faded badly in the 3,000 meters here at kenya. bear lin winning back in 6th. with kenya's david radisha struggling, the men's 800 meters was won by mohammed aman, winning gold, recent world indoors and took last year's 800 world title in the absence of radishu. more sport for me later on but that is it for new. >> later. thank you very much indeed. we are talking now about researchers in new zealand who found a simple but effective exercise they say that could help millions of type ii diabetes patients. our science reporter explains >> reporter: more than 300 million people in the world suffer from type ii diabetes. they have trouble regulating levels of ince lin that provides energy to cells. this affects sugar levels in the blood and also body weight. where size is an important part of managing the condition. the typical recommendation is at least 30 minutes of exercise each day. now a study revealed exactly how that exercise can be most effective. >> researchers tracked blood sugar levels during different intensities and durations of walking exercise. some

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. >>> and the premiere has arrived in kenya.d up it's investments in sub-saharan africa, which has outpaced the u.s. since 2009. and as jane ferguson reports, students in kenya are seizing the opportunity. >> these students are singing in mandarin preparing for china's prime minister. they are all aware of how important his visit is for kenya. >> after years of studying the language they hope to turn their hard work into jobs with chinese companies based in kenya. >> this is one of the good opportunities that we have in a career their teacher is excited too,. >> we realize there are so many opportunities for them ranging--we have so many companies established here in kenya, and chinese people will want local people who can speak the language. >> reporter: many students at nairobi university see their economic future tied to china. >> the place people come to learn mandarin is not one or two classrooms, it's an entire institute. all of the classrooms are labeled in chinese, and there is a lot of evidence of chinese culture in the

kenya's government vowed to step up its currency crack down named operation security watch. attackers are still able to strike targets in major cities at well. jane ferguson, al jazeera nairobi. >> kenya has been hit by attacks recently, most have been blamed by the government. on the al-qaeda-linked group el-shabob and they admitted to the four-day siege at the west gate shopping mall in september and at least 71 people died in the assault. in march three bombs went east of nairobi and known as little mogadishu and four people were killed in a bomb attack on saturday and sunday two crowded buses were hit by homemade bombs on one of nairobi's busyist roads and we have a security specialist for franklin consultants and is live from nairobi. does this look like the work of el-shabob? >> most certainly el-shabob holds the tactical initiative from the border in mandara all the way down to the coast. >> and why would el-shabob target members of the somali community in kenya? >> el-shabob are aware that the kenya police developed a certain technique or tactic that does not differe

since then, attacks inside kenya have increased. a conflict the kenyans had hoped would be fought inside somalia continues to take the lives of kenyans. al jazeera, nairobi. >> reports from northern ire lapped suggest the sinn 15 leader gerry adams will be released. he has been questioned over the noon 72 murder of jean mcconville, a widowed mother of 10. let's go live to al jazeera tim friend who joins us in northern ireland. tell us what you are hearing about this report that gerry adams will be released soon >> reporter: several sources saying that gerry adams will be released in the next hour. you will recall that he arrived here voluntarily on wednesday evening and then was taken into custody here at amtrim police station. he has been intear gated since then although he arrived here voluntarily, he is under arrest, remains under arrest until he is released, and he is being questioned about a number of things. the main one being the murder in 1972 would you the ira of jean mcconville who was wrongly, as it turned out, suspected

let's go over to kenya. kenya's government will announce its annual salary rise.threshold is equivalent to $75 a month. last year the kenya government rose 14%. we could see a similar rise this year. but there was disappointment for american workers on the eve of labor day. republican senators blocked president barack obama 's attempt to raise the hourly minimum wage by more than 50%. they wanted to go from $7.25 to just over $10. basically $10.10. that did not happen. interesting subject. let's get more. our very own joins us from the newsroom. great to have you. let's start with the argument for a raise on this. some will say you can't grow economies until you start to build local economies from the middle up and bottom out. right? >> the argument in favor of minimum wage raging for years. people who favor them say they elevate poverty, prevent exploitation and living standards. they increase costs for businesses as well. if we look at united states that you mentioned, proposed minimum wage raise to $10.10. according to the congressional budget office, if that w

kenya's government promised to step up its current security crackdown named operation security watch. attackers are still able to strike targets in major cities at will. >>> nigeria's president told officials that everything must be done to rescue more than 250 school girls. they were kidnapped by armed fighters last month. many nigerians say the government botched the response. we have this report from abuja. >> reporter: nigerians at the assembly church, prays for the kidnapped girls to be found. there's pressure on goodluck jonathan, and he set up a committee to investigate how the abductions took place and why the rescue efforts failed. some churchgoers are planning overnight vigils until the girls are found. >> it's painful. i am a father, i have children. i have daughters and a son. if i should put myself in the shoes of the parents. it's painful. >> news of the abduction spread around the world. these protesters accused the nigerian government of mishandling the rescue effort. people have been protesting in london. there's a global social media drive under the hash tag bring ba

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. >> congo, 2007 -- i'm sorry, kenya, 2007. >> guest: that was a big -- kenya goes to show how you can make progress in one election and then a few years later, the lack of followup or violence can have restoked and you can have a mess again. so, in -- it's very, very difficult to set a country on a path when we have fixed it and now they know how to run elections and it's just going to work. and so in kenya it's been up and down with election monitoring, and it is not the election monitors' fault per se but it's a good example of where they have been very worried about being critical because of the violent potential if they come out and condemn the elections. >> host: what do you teach at duke? >> guest: i decree introduction to policy, policy analysis, help undergraduates right honors thesis and teach these topics like tools of international pressure. ways to provoke domestic response. >> host: you write: you can't vote. anywhere. in the world. >> guest: yes. >> host: why is that? >> guest: but a i'm a danish citizen, and the danish laws require residency in order to vote and i'm not

or it's born in kenya. or in my opinion there's a very good chance he was born here and said he was born in kenya. because if you were born in kenya, you got into colleges. and you got aid. very simple. >> perhaps ivanka would like to answer this. what will the new d.c. hotel be like? >> thank you. well, thank you, everyone, for welcoming us here. we plan to spend much, much more time in d.c. i personally have been down every week for the past year and will continue to come down as we start the development of the old post office building. this is an asset that i don't need to describe to anyone. it sits on pennsylvania avenue. at one of the great addresses of all time. it's a landmark building, a building, the likes of which one could never replicate today. unfortunately it's full potential hasn't been materialized for a long, long time. we are going to change that. we are going to develop super luxury hotel, 272 rooms. the largest ballroom of any of the luxury hotels in all of d.c. unbelievable meeting spa

many journalists fled to kenya in search of a safer life.enya's decision to order somali refugees back to the border camps left a large number fearing for their lives. more from nairobi. >> reporter: mohammed feels at home in a radio studio. a somali broadcaster, he has been doing this for years. he's not at home, he's in the kenyan capital nairobi. he was threatened by the al qaeda-affiliated armed group al-shabab. who is fighting the government. somalia is a dangerous place in the world to be a reporter. >> i came here, and you know when you became a journalist it is to live life formal. no family members here, like sisters and brothers, father and mother. it's a peaceful life. >> the stresses for life for somali journalists are getting worse. registered as refugees many freelance at companies like this one. the kenyan's response to attacks by al-shabab is to order refugees back to the border, including reporters. a nairobi suburb home to many somalis, people are scared of being sent to camps, rife with violence and infill freighted from t

kenya has become a target for al-shabab. it's trying to punish the kenyan government for sending troops into somalia to crush the troop. mombassa is a major port for the east african region, as well as being a draw card for tourists. the president says attacks like these are bringing the tourism industry to its knees. >> campaigning for egypt's presidential election began with much action taking place online. former army sceef abdul fatah al-sisi is one -- chief abdul fatah al-sisi is one of two candidates running. he started the campaign with this message. he said: . >> the only candid challenging abdul fatah al-sisi is hamdeen sabehe. he told his followers: he is the leader of the movement known as popular current, and came third in the 2012 election won by deposed president mohamed mursi. >> the trial of three al jazeera journalists detained in egypt has been detained until may 15th. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy, and baher mohamed are accused of giving a platform to muslim brotherhood, a declared terrorist group. >>

kenya was a tart. it's trying to publish the kenyan government. mombassa is a major port for the east african region. as well as being a draw card for tourists. the president said it's a tax like these that are bringing kenya's tourism industry in its knees. >>> a curfew has been imposed in the indian state as 31 muslims have been shot dead in the last three days. the army deported troops. police blame rebels from the border tribe for the attack, accusing them of targetting immigrants from bangladesh. we are joined from the outskirts of the state capital. thank you for joining us much can you update us on the situation there, please? . >> reporter: well, it seems there has been no new violence in the last day or so. there is a fear that more bodies could be discovered. like you mentioned, at least 31 bodies have been recovered. many appear to have been shot. no one has taken responsibility so far. the police are accusing a faction of the national democratic front for the attacks. now, this group has been fighting for a separate state for a number

the poaching problem in kenya and throughout much of africa is an extraordinary levels right now. we haven't seen these levels of poaching in maybe 30 years. there re about 25 to maybe 35,000 elephants every year that are getting killed for their tusks. >> conservationists are increasing their effort to save elephants including local communities to keep their elephants alive so they attract tourist to national parks but with a huge demand for ivory it is entirely possible they are waging a war that cannot be won. >> kenya says it is making efforts to fight the ivory trade within its border the government there reports crushing six tons of illegal ivory this past january. >> up next, home at last, the happy ending for ended up in the middle of an interstate. >> >> axelrod: it is now two down and one to go for california chrome, the kentucky derby winner overcame a bit of a cough and some tough competition to win the preakness in baltimore today. if he takes the belmont, three weeks from today, california chrome will be the first horse to win the triple crown since affirmed in 1978.

they are aware how important his visit is for kenya. after years of studying the language, they hope to turn their hard work into jobs with chinese companies, based in kenya. >> this is a good opportunity to get a career and employ people. it's massive. >> their teacher is excited too. >> we encourage them to go to china and come back. they realise that there are so many opportunities for them. we have so many companies established here in kenya, and realise that the chinese people, and local people who can speak the language >>> students at nairobi see their economic future tied to china. ed. >> the place young kenyans come to learn mandarin is an entire institute. all the classrooms are labelled in chinese. there's a lot of evidence of chinese culture in the corridor. on the stare way is an -- stairway is an indicator of why kenyans want to learn, there are photographs in the haul of businessmen selling their product. china has had business ties with deals in mining construction and trade. china has been building soft power with media

broader program known as mystic what also monitors telephone communications in mexico, the philippines, kenya, as well as one of the country which they are not naming.

. >>> three more have been killed in kenya. two crowded buses were hit by home made bombs, days after twin explosions killed people in the port city of mombassa. >> reporter: bombs on two buses in nairobi exploded after 5:30pm on sunday. they were travelling down a busy highway. dozens were rushed to kenyatta general hospital. >> one out of 16 are dead. six are critically injured. all are in stable condition at the moment and are being attended to. >> no one claimed responsibility. bombings have increased in kenya since the army interned somalia to -- entered some articlia to fight al-shabab. they have escalated. >> grenades were thrown at a bus, and a bomb was discovered in an upmarket hotel in the same town. kenya's government vowed to step up its security crackdown, named operation security watch. attackers are able to strike targets in major cities at will. >>> with one in four south africans out of work job creation is a major election issue. 20 years ever a the fall of apartheid black people are more likely to be jobless

. >> three people have been killed after a bomb attack in kenya. crowded buses were hit by home-made bombs in nairobi. it comes after twin explosions killed two people in the port city. jane ferguson reports. >> reporter: bombs on two buses in the capital nairobi exploded 4:30pm. they were travelling close to one another down a busy highway in the city center. dozens were rushed to kenyatta distribute hospital. >> one out of the 16 arrived dead. six are critically injured. all of them are in stable condition at the moment and are being attended to by the medical team. >> no one claimed responsibility, but bombings in kenya increased sippings the country's military entered somalia to fight the group in 2011. in recent months they escalated dramatically. less than 24 hours before this attack grenades were thrown at a bus in mombassa. a bomb was discovered in an upmarket hotel in the same town. kenya's government vowed to step up its counter security crackdown, named operation security watch. attackers are still able to strike targets in major cities

as you mentioned, this program has gained access in mexico, kenya, the philippines, bahamas, and one of the country that the intercept is not naming at this time. >> is the government telling you not to name them? >> this is a conversation that we had four weeks as we have reported the story, trying to determine whether or not it was responsible to name the country. the nsa and government did not want us to name any of the countries. we named four of them. with this final country, we came to the conclusion that naming it would very likely increase risk for people on the ground. as you know, this is one of those decisions that, as a journalist covering national security stories, was difficult to make. we did not take it lightly. but when it comes to the

there are about 1 million massai mainly in kenya and tanzania.he chief had to cable consider who to choose for the position. >> >> has background, his ability to lead. he was selected among so many people. . >> with massai gathered from various regions, the celebrations went on long after the ceremony. the young warriors have been singing and dancing all through the night and morning. they are likely to continue like this for the rest of the day. . >> the tradition of drinking cow's blood for strength is still practiced here but some signs of modernity are also clear. it's a delicate compromise between old and new. jane ferguson, al jazeera, kenya. >>> coming up on the program, venzuela's dry spell from seeing the government take rather extreme measures. and.... >> no one wants to help him. pushing like this. >> the sport, we will hear from the world champion athlete still struggle to go finds a sponsor. stay with us if you can hear on al jazeera. r children at work only on al jazeera america >>> a drought in venzuela's capitol has meant that th

the country has agreed to invest in a railroad construction project in kenya. chinese premier li keqiang met the top leaders of four east african countries in nairobi. officials at kenya's presidential office say china signed an agreement to spend $3.6 billion on the project. the amount represents 90% of the costs required to build the 600 kilometer railway that will link nairobi and mombasa, kenya's second largest city. li said the deal is only the beginning. he noted that the railroad will eventually connect seven east african countries but criticism about chinese investment is mounting in africa. some experts say china sends its own workers to africa for these kind of projects and that doesn't help to raise local employment. the latest deal also went to a chinese company without any bidding for the contract. >>> users share a wealth of content online. everything from self-help tips to scandalous pictures and music videos. developers at websites promoting viral media collect some of that and encourage viewers to share it. and more and more businesses are tryi

he denied the charms. >> a series of bombings in kenya left seven dead. the latest occurrence occurred in a kenyan capital when explosions ripped through two crowded buses. >> reporter: bombs on two buses in the capital nairobi exploded after 5:30pm on sunday. they were travelling close to one another, down a busy highway from the city center. dozens were rushed to kenyatta. one out of 16, and six are critically injured. all are attended to by the medical team. bombings in kenya increased. in recent months they escalated traumaticicly. >> less than 24 hours. deprep aids were -- grenades were thrown at a bus in mombassa. a bomb was discovered in an upmarket hotel in the same city. kenya's government promised to system up the crackdown. it was named operation security watch. they are able to strike targets in major cities at will >>> nigeria's president told officials that everything must be done to rescue more than 250 school girls, kidnapped by armed nighters. many nigerians say the government botched its response to the abductions. we have this report fr

last year, kenya signed deals worth more than $5 billion with china for a railway line and an energyproject. >> these stands are singing in mandarin, preparing to perform for a china's prime minister. they are all aware of how important his visit is for kenya. >> i studied mandarin for two years now. >> after years of studying, they hope to turn their hard work into jobs with chinese companies based in kenya. >> this is one of the good opportunities we have to get a career or even talk about careers or employ people. >> their teacher is excited. >> you realize that actually, there are so many opportunities for them, ranging, you know, we have so many companies being established here in kenya and realize that the chinese people will want local people who can speak the language. >> many students at the university see their economic future tied to china. >> the place where young kenyans come to learn mandarin is not just one or two classrooms here. it's an entire institute, all of the classrooms labeled in chinese and there's everyday of chinese culture in the corridors. on the stairway

he was speaking on thursday after holding talks with foreign ministers to meet you get uganda and kenya there are very disturbing leading indicators of the kind of. ethnic tribal and targeted nationalistic killings taking place. then raise serious questions. were they to continue that in the way that they've been going could really present a very serious challenge to the international community with respect to the question of genocide violent. it is our hope that god can be avoided. following the decision this week to scale back the costly search operation in the indian ocean us trade is set to host a meeting with malaysia and china on the missing flights and peachtree seventy the gathering in cumbria announced on friday aims to determine the way forward for the search for the malaysia airlines plane almost two months after it disappeared nov day three has been recovered to target the passengers on board were chinese. irish republican leader gerry adams has spent the second placed in police custody. there are those detectives continued to question him over his alleged role in the ira mu

kenya is aiming to kill them one mobile phone what's weird is doing well he said to the states or the distance with the makeup and the muscle to stick with smuggling of goods. we wants the kitchen's mostly from when the mall went for the course teaches you to get tips that will have to wait yet to support within the comp. as governments use the continent's whitening internet access to increase efficiency. so does call us which was tossed forces studying how to harness roll bands to business. yes how did he promised the crisis using it. using accidentally phones. we have been there and clean this up. this program. transfers are next to the will of its well established in east africa's fishing came in. it's been such is providing up to date global real time. this crisis should be shown. and then today so that they understand the market and its daily basis. development experts say it's well worth african countries interesting in broadband infrastructure as a top priority. the primitive roads railways and utilities that's because information communications technology ict will ultimately p

. >> in neighboring kenya, bus talks taking place on sunday in kenyas capitol, nairobi.ve been several attacks in recent days. on saturday, another passenger bus and beach hotel were targeted. so far, no one claiming responsibility. the al-qaeda linked group ago shabab has launched several attacks in retaliation they say for military groups in somalia. >> 250 girls were abdugouted from a school last month by an armed group. the president is under fire for not doing enough to set them free in nigeria. >> nigerians operating for the kidnapped girls to be found. the president set up a committee to investigate how the object duckies take place and why the rescue effort so far has failed. >> some church goers are planning overnight vigils until the girls are found. >> it's painful. i am a father. i have children, i have daughters, i have a son. it's painful. if i should put myself in the shoes of the parents. >> the president said this: >> what we request is up to this time, they have not been able to come clearly to give police clear i eye dent filing the gi. >> the might of

>>> kenya's council rocked by two bomb blasts. at least three people with dead. >>> an angry crowd attacks the police station in odessa. >>> i'm marian in london. the stories we cover from london, the release of erich republican leader jerry adams without charge after being questioned about the most notorious murderers. >>> we have all the sports including have athletic co-madrid thrown away their chances? the details are coming up. >>> for a second day in a row, kenyans are under attack, at least three people were killed in two separate bomb blasts targeting buses in the capital of nairobi where they were carrying passengers along the busy highway. the blasts follow saturday's attacks in the port city of mombasa is which another three people died. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, like you say, sammy, those two buses were large buses and not the small one common here. two big buses traveling along the road not far from the city center along a very main highway. they both exploded and the deputy police commissioner of nairo

and british embassies travel alerts, warning of an increased threat inside kenya. >> a flood of trauma arrived at nairobi's national hospital. left scenes of death and instruction in their wake. among the casualties, city dwellers visiting a bitty market -- busy market where one last hit. exploded atminivan the same time. >> i heard a blast. i thought it was a tire blast. when i got there, there was a second one. i have helped more than 16 people so far. >> the blasts are the latest in a stream of terror attacks. the most rheumatic of which was the al qaeda linked group deadly attack on -- most dramatic of --ch was the al qaeda league linked group last year. more than a dozen people have been killed in attacks over the past 18 months according to the embassy. nationals were urged to leave the country, a blow to the kenyan tourist industry and a move that according to the president plays right into the plans of the terrorists. >> i urge my fellow citizens to join us and to ensure that we root this out from our mists s.at schmidt -- from our midst i urge all people of kenya to fight and

and somali journalists who fled to kenya are fearing for their lives and the golden state warriors with clippers will go into a 7th game. ♪ egypt ion state television is reporting three bomb attacks across the country, a senior policeman was killed by a roadside bomb outside a court in eastern cairo and others wounded and the device was placed in a traffic signal box. the attack happened hours after two suicide bombings in south sinai and one person was killed at a check point on the road and another bomber targeted a tourist bus. one of the four al jazeera journalist in prison in egypt has been on hunger strike for 102 days and he has been held without charge since august. and peter greste and fahmy and mohamed have been in jail 125 days and will be back in court on saturday. they are falsely accused of providing a platform to the out lawed muslim brotherhood now declared a terrorist organization and al jazeera rejects all the charges. one of the imprisoned journalists fahmy received a press freedom award for his contribution to the industry. the canadian committee named him its 16th r

two blast ngs kenya's capitol. kills at least ten people. >>> also coming up a battle has broken out in benghazi, a retired libyan general is taking on what he calls terrorists. ♪ >>> and in turkey protesters clash with police at a mine where hundreds of men lost their lives. >> the first party to do so in 30 years. he was one a [ inaudible ] will be sworn in as prime minister sometime next week. here is the report from the capitol in new delhi. >> reporter: a new political chapter in the world's largest democracy. ♪ >> reporter: welcomed with a loud bang and a burst of color. at the headquarters in gnu deli. victory celebrations started early. it transpired to be a land slide victory. >> i'm so happy with the people and i bow to you and thank you for all of the love you have shown me. i am thanking you from the bottom of my heart. i respect and solute you. >> reporter: the party held prayers in anticipation of a good performance. but most supporters viewed the final as a mere form mallty. they describe the party's

and kenya's president addresses the nation, two blasts in the capitol, we have the latest. >> so we are starting in india, a massive victory and winning the clear majority and the first party to do so in 30 years. he's sworn in some time next week and speaking live at the moment in his heartland. >> ♪ >> a new political chapter in the world's largest democracy, welcomed with a bang and burst of color, at the party's headquarters the victory celebrations started early and the party supporters gathered to rebel in a landslide victory. >> i'm so happy with the people and i bow to you and thank you for all of the love you have shown me, sisters and brothers, i am thanking you from the bottom of my heart and salute you. >> before the first results announced, the party held prayers in anticipation of a good performance and most of the supporters viewed it as a mere formally and describing the win as a new start to the country: >> we used to look to the west for support and development, now we are going to be a type of country that other countries turn to for help and support. >> we respect al

. >> we have a before picture of kenya.ll us about what she's wearing. >> kenya has a really great figure but dressing too baggie and it was making her look bigger. you don't want to do that. now come on out. look at how amazing she looks. >> gorgeous. >> kenya is wearing a dress called new by shanti. built in shape wear that sucks you in two sizes. >> built into the dress. >> yes. >> jeans. that's important. we have -- thanks, hon. we have noel, this is her before picture. >> jeans are every woman's challenge. she's wearing a baggie pair she was getting lost in, not showing her shape, not lifting and toning. looking good, right? these are from nydj, a pair of jeans that tones and lifts the tush and boot cut style. darker rinses in style for some spring. another slimming factor, great pockets in the back that will make her tush look trimmer. on the top, the shirt you'll notice it has a little ruching on the side, that is cinching her waist and structured blazer. >> looks great. >> looks great, thank you. >> thank you so muc

and two blasts in kenya's capitol kill at least ten people after new security warnings from the u.s.nd britain. >>> i'm felicity bar in london. steelworkers help to rush pro-russian activists out of a city on the orders of a billionaire besideman. >>> india's prime minister elect says he wants to take the 21st century, the indian century. it will be the first time in 30 years any party has won a clear majority. >> reporter: a new political chapter in the world's largest democracy. welcomed with a loud bang and a burst of color. at the party's headquarters in new delhi. victory celebration started early. party supporters graterred to rebel in what transpired to be landslide victory. >> translator: i'm so happy with the people, and i vow to you and i thank you for all of the love that you have shown me. sisters and brothers, i am thanking you from the bottom of my heart. i respect and solute you. >> before the first results were announced the party held prayers in anticipation of a good performance. but most supporters viewed the final tally as a mere formality. they described the part

kenya's government said people were injured. and no group has claimed responsibility for the attacks. >>> and a growing professor in nigeria. the president canceling his visit 20 the village where the girls were abducted. goodluck jonathan called it off for security reasons. he did it in the northern states where the military is fighting boko haram, and he's going to paris instead to attend an international security summit that's being convened to discuss boko haram. and there has been a major about face from the state security department about boko haram. they waited too long to put them on the terror watch list, and rescuing the abducted girls is a pop priority for the u.s., and finding them is getting harder >> reporter: on capitol hill, reiterating the united states' commit to finding the nigerian schoolgirls. one of the biggest problem is not the abductors, but instead their own government. >> it tutu long for the nigerian government to accept the united states assistance, and it took too long for that to be implemented. >>

these are the latest strikes in a wave of violence that hit kenya since it sends troops to somalia to fight the extreme and -- and the extremist al-shabaab rebels almost three years ago. let's come back now to europe on a lighter note where napoleon has come back to life here and well, sort of. the infamous emperor was imitated on the italian island of elba as residents and history fans dressed up in costumes for an event to mark 200 years since the frenchman was exiled to elba. a kicks off 10 months of celebrations, the length of time napoleon stayed on the island. here is charlie hawkins. >> 1814 on the bay, a cannon announces the arrival of the emperor. napoleon disembarked his ship and depth foot on the island of elba the place he has chosen for exile. 200 years later, costumed enthusiasts from all over europe celebrate the bicentenary of the event. >> it has come alive. it is wonderful to see the military officers wandering around. it makes you feel you are there. >> upon arrival at the palace, the emperor reviews his troops. it is a proud day for the italian actor playing him. >

so i think the governments of kenya, ethiopia and you canneda have really understood that they have to step up. >> the top u.n. rights official and the terrible advisor met with the south sudan leader. >> what is critical is that the cities have to desist, and both leaders come together so that the people of these countries, south -- south sudan not be displaced. >> many have been dismissed, the crisis coming two years after floods. with nothing to harvest, 6 million people are in urgent need of assistance. >> aid workers have been target in areas that are too dangerous for groups to deliver food. >> the u.n. has to move more rapidly. increasingly the world is watching. this is no longer a conflict on the back pages. too much has been invested by the international community. too much has been invested by africa for south sudan to become a completely failed state. >> the rural food programme says it faces a 224 million shortfall in its effort to feed over a million people. >> this morning the south sudan army retap cured the town of n ajs sir. hours -- nasir. hours later it took back be

kenya has been under siege since it sent troops to fight islamists in 2011.he most deadly incident occurred last september when 67 people died after an extremist attack on a mall in nairobi. >>> yemeni government forces say they killed 37 islamic extremists there today after launching an offensive. just yesterday six soldiers were killed by a suicide bomber. the number of attacks against security forces in yemen have increased after u.s. drone strikes killed dozens of al qaeda militant last month. heavy fighting among rival islamist groups in syria has led to the mass exodus of tens of thousands of people. the fighting is between two groups both affiliated with al qaeda. the rebels seized the area near iraq from forces loyal to bashar al assad two years ago. back in this country, gm is recalling more than 50,000 suvs. the company says the vehicles have faulty fuel gauges that could cause drivers to run out of gas. the company has recalled about 7 million vehicles this year and is under federal investigation for delaying a recall a faulty emissions switch. >>>

if it's not nigeria, it will be kenya tomorrow. if not kenya, south africa. >> thank you very much for that. interesting to talk to you. >>> celebrations to mark five years since the end of the civil war exposed divisions in sri lanka. the government held a victory parade. commemorations for the tamil tigers have been broken up. survivors say the suffering is far from over. we have this report if the northern city of jaffna. >> reporter: the mark of the million, worn by old married tamil women. this woman wore hers since her memory to a leader of the tamil tigers who waged a civil war. today she and these women met in a northern town and don't know where their husbands are. they are among a group of fighters, but surrendered to the military on the last day of the war. they loaded everyone - not just one by one, all the fighters were taken. there were three bus loads of them. this is an elected member of the northern provincial council. >> translation: we don't want compensation, houses or property. give us our rights. that's all we

kenya blames a series of similar attacks on the islamist militant group al shabab, based in neighboring somalia. the attacks include last year's deadly siege at a nairobi shopping mall. that left more than 60 people dead. >>> afghan authorities have ended search and rescue operations for survivors of a landslide in the northern province of bara shan. they estimate friday's disaster killed more than 500 people. 2,000 others are still missing. the government sent soldiers and police to look for people who survived the landslide. but officials say it's not possible to remove mud that's dozens of meters thick. they also say there could be more landslides. the government on sunday decided to call off the search. the japanese government is providing humanitarian aid following a request by afghan authorities. it includes 100 tents and 300 blankets that will be sent through the japan international cooperation agency. >>> at least 18 people died and more than 100 others were injured when a train derailed in western india. the accident happened on sunday, about 100 kilometers south of mumbai. loc

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alas no kenya from france more than twenty years ago. since his car is smaller than fifty square meters is allowed to decide for yourself whether to permit smoking. he chose tobacco institute restrictions. toowoomba tissues is an austrian form of democracy. there are non smoking places for those who don't like smoke those who smoke can go to restaurants where permitted to take cover in separate rooms. there's no witch hunt and eat the medicine on them i think that's good. this is also a genius idea. more young people smoke in austria and in any other western european country. even children have access to cigarettes. the law says they have to be sixteen to buy cigarettes but this girl simply bore as a bank card from an older person and uses it in the vending machine. the result of one third of all fifteen year old girls in austrian smoke cigarettes. the officials and pianists health ministry held their hands tied. they claimed that tobacco and restaurant lobbies. when an alaskan files charges they land on time teacher's desk he works in t

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