kenya yet again finds itself in the middle of. undisputed electoral process that has divided the country along ethnic lines one man is at the center of all. that with the president william ruto. the president william ruto thank you for talking told is it or are you concerned that under the clock to watch over you and president hu. that you we are witnessing . the most division and. in. in fact to do for the contrary i think. for the first time in a long while. kenyans coming together if you look at the last election eventing if that isn't anything to go by on eight of august there were basically two formations unlike their ethnic divides that we have had in the past slowly by slowly kenyans are beginning to appreciate political parties and political formations that go beyond their. ethnic arina and that is why in the last election we had basically two formations one under you believe the other our competitors in us are signifying that there is a move by the people of kenya to appreciate not ethnic groupings but political parties a

it is the constitution of kenya in fact the biggest winner. on twenty sixth of august when we repeated the presidential election was not necessarily who can attend my state it was the constitution of time where i was violent but it was mostly liguori kids who. were largely the backyard of mr dean and this violence was not spontaneous this was organized violence and the violence was supposed to prevent election officials and materials from getting to the polling stations so that the people of god we don't care what mr odinga knew for sure that if these election materials go to the polling stations as it did in two constituencies in younger you know that very well in those two contingencies where in morrone and in the west where election materials got to the polling station people voted and that is what mr odinga did not want because he had announced and failed that there will be an election boycott unfortunately for him seven point i think now is seven point seven million approximately kenyans turned up woke up in the morning and went and voted

the people of the republic of kenya. that i will diligently discharge my duties that i will diligently discharge my duties and perform my functions before my functions in the office of president of the republic of kenya in the office of president of the republic of kenya and i told do justice. and that'll do justice to all. and that i will do justice to all in accordance with this constitution in accordance with this constitution us by law and stop placed on by laws established on the laws of kenya. and the laws of kenya. on the laws of moses thing with old fia. without favor. affection. or ill will. so help me god. legal. the crowds going wild at casa ronnie stadium in nairobi as a working out eyes to warning for a second nature and as president he seems to make a speech very shortly. we will listen to that and also that ceremony in nairobi attended by several heads a safe from the region standing next to the president is his wife margaret kenyatta he will be speaking very shortly i understand and we will listen in to t

and tensions similar between kenya and tanzania over cattle owned by the mass people who graze their livestock on both sides of the border. this is your business update on how they are free in berlin thanks for joining me a barrel of brant crude is currently trading over the sixty dollars mark and opec member states are hoping it will stay that way for the next nine months that is the aim of their latest deal at least to extend a cap on global supplies agreed to in vienna on thursday and review is possible in june if the market over heats saudi arabia believes the market has yet to rebalance awards it's premature to talk about exiting the cuts at least for a couple of quarters opec members also decided to cap nigeria's output but have yet to agree a cap for libya both countries are exempted from cuts during previous rounds of talks due to unrest are lower than normal production. or financial correspondent so fishermans he joins us now from wall street sophie the pick up in the oil price is also dependent on whether rival u.s. shale firms raise their output further or not could the u.

also speaks with kenya's opposition leader. your describe you assume i'm on the books ups defeat how would you react to them on the next episode of talk to al-jazeera. from the waves of the south. to the contours of the east. welcome back so take a look at weather conditions across the americas and south america your loss of showers across amazon basin we've also had some heavy rain in recent days across parts of peru and into bolivia still some showers here there's a very heavy rain effects in parts of paraguay and the far south of brazil so as we head through into sunday that frontal system looks are going to move further towards the north and east of rio could be wet at times not too much in the way of sunshine here for the south but his areas looking fine should be a pleasant enough day in santiago in chile meanwhile still some showers through parts of bolivia peru up into ecuador quito the highs of thirteen moving up into central america and up through the isthmus we've got some heavy showers panama costa rica nicaragua fu

to western kenya to coastal kenya so that you know they can live in the democracies that they want so that that's that's basically what the situation is bringing about and what about after the inauguration and what did president kenyatta what did he have to say about overcoming these political divisions well he did give. an olive branch to the opposition saying that he is ready to discuss and ready to incorporate their visions into the government that he will only do that in the capacity as a president so if opposition leader raul loading goes to join the government he will join the government and obviously a lot of capacity and this opposition supporters they don't support this they feel that they usually have to go into another election to get a valid validly elected leader and also a lot of people say that the president didn't do enough to bridge the gap or the correspondent catherine i'm wondering reporting tonight from nairobi can thank you very much for it was tipped to be the high point of pope francis's visit to me in mar an address in the capital alongside on songs you cheat

returning now to kenya and kenya. after. what was a very bitter presidential election campaign let's just remind you of how we got to where we are today kenya i was declared the winner of the first election in august the electoral commission reported that he received just over fifty four percent of the votes is rival ryan odinga had forty four percent but odinga never accepted that any took his objections to the supreme court which an old the result citing mistakes and failings by the lecturer commission judges ordered a rerun within sixty days not long before that rerun right no danger withdrew his candidacy say he still didn't believe the electoral commission could ensure a fair race so all kenyatta had no trouble winning the rerun getting almost all of the ballots cast however only thirty eight percent of voters turned out there were big protests and violent clashes between police and supporters well for more on the situation in kenya let's bring in philip xiv he is a lecturer in political comedy communication at the univ

and from coastal kenya who say that they do not feel part of this country considering that who kenya has been thrown in as president following the controversial election on the twenty sixth of october and following that five constituencies didn't vote that election now the president to receive the rapturous welcome as he took his oath of office today what did he say about overcoming political divisions. well he's extended an olive branch to the opposition so far as just by saying that he is ready for dialogue and he's ready to incorporate dead vision into his new government as you forms its new government in the coming weeks he says that it was not a competition of equal versus good rather visions and he he says he's the president for all and he would do its best to stick to the or to the constitution but this comes at a time when you know that that's the furthest he's go we and people expect except i expect him to go a little bit further given that he's the head of state and reach out to the opposition and put an end to the bloodshed and put an end to the tensions catherine wander i

is it invest kenya here in west kenya we are actually in a very fertile region the problem is that our rainfall is becoming more regular and the farmers can't count on it anymore because of this project the farmers have water twenty four hours a day they can plant throughout the year and are no longer dependent on the effects the climate has on rainfall. climate change requires adjustment like the farmers planting bananas or the use of environmentally friendly power.

this is deja vu news live from berlin president hu kenyatta officially takes office in kenya a ceremony in the capital nairobi is about to get underway earlier police used tear gas to control rival supporters of the president and of the losing town the trial of the dingo will be going live to that inauguration also coming up. pope francis is treading very carefully admin mar his visit the country coming amidst violent persecution of its muslim minority and its leader aung saucer chief has come under fire for not stopping. and bawly holds its breath as it ways to see what the smoking volcano will do next torrents of cold lava are already eroding the last cape and everything's covered with all canada. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show after months of election drama kenya is preparing to swear in kenyatta for his disputed second term as president of that country now security is understandably very tight knit capital nairobi right now police have already been using tear gas to separate the supporters of the president and of the losing candidate. thousands of supporters have b

, to western kenya, to coastal kenya, so that they can live in the democracies that they want.that's basically what the situation is bringing about. brent: what about after the inoculation? -- the inauguration? what did president kenyatta have to say about overcoming these political divisions? kathryn: well, he did give an olive branch to the opposition, saying that he is ready to discuss and incorporate their visions into the government. but he will only do that in the capacity as a president. so if opposition leader raila odinga is to join the government, he will join the government obviously in a lower capacity. and opposition supporters do not support this. they feel that they have to go into another election to get a validly elected leader. and also a lot of people say the president did not do enough to bridge the gap. brent: all right, our correspondent kathryn omwandho reporting tonight from nairobi. kathryn, thank you very much. it was tipped to be the high point of pope francis's visit to myanmar -- an address in the capital alongside aung san suu kyi. would the pope m

is that he invests kenya here in west kenya we are actually in a very fertile region the problem is that our rainfall is becoming more regular and the farmers can't count on it anymore but now because of this project the farmers have water twenty four hours a day they can plant throughout the year and a no longer dependent on the effects the climate has on rainfall. climate change requires adjustment like the farmers planting bananas or the use of environmentally friendly power using geothermal energy kenya is bracing for the future. let's get a quick reminder now of the top stories that we have been following for you here at the u.s. president trump has furnished his chinese counterpart xi jinping to work hard to contain north korea's nuclear threat trump also criticized chinese trade practices but said that he did not blame china for taking cost advantage of the united states he is in china as part of his first asian tour of the u.k. the international development secretary has resigned pretty patel quit after admitting to several unauthorized meetings because israeli politicians it is

we begin in kenya where kenyatta has just been sewn in for a second and final term as president you know gratian ceremony follows four months of often violent political upheaval which left more than fifty people dead the opposition leader right out with a has vowed to fight on again scan yachters presidency let's listen in a bit to what the kenyan president is saying he's speaking right now to the kenyan people three years we have risen fifty six places in the world bank's ease of doing business index from one hundred thirty six. to eighty s. and our targets in a few years is to be fifty s. and we have several kenyans new business is established to show we have embarked on building an entirely new work clothes really system and thousands of kilometers of access roads to connect producers to markets we have ensured our children can study at night because we have connected thousands of schools and millions of bloom to electricity what do these things mean it means for example that since june of this year more than half a million kenyans have troubles the moment of the night will be due to.

uhuru kenyatta is about to be sworn in for a fiercely disputed second term as kenya's president as his rival leads more protests. come fully back to you watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters in doha also coming up syrian government strikes kill at least nineteen people ahead of a new round of talks which look to be in trouble even before they begin. a left wing t.v. host on track to be the next president of honduras plus we have a representative in congress who they say was your long time ago the color pocahontas donald trump is accused of making a racist slur jaring an event honoring native american veterans. we begin in kenya who are kenyatta is expected to deliver a message of unity when he is shortly so on in for a second and final term as kenyan president the ceremony follows four months of often violent evil which left more than fifty people dead the opposition leader raul has evolved to fight on again skin yet his presidency he and his supporters have organized protest rallies to coincide with the inauguration ceremony you're watching live pictures there from nairobi so

it was a highly anticipated day for kenya's opposition supporters. thousands lined the streets of the capital nairobi to well come right now dingell. the veteran opposition leader was meeting his followers for the first time since the disputed presidential election in october and despite police warnings against any gatherings the supporters were determined to make a celebration of his return. he. says that people cannot go to the airport to welcome their leader we are waiting for dinner to come with good things right now we are waiting for what he has to say. the celebrations were short lived. the police launched an offensive against the opposition barring them from the city. property was damaged people injured. and some killed. but the opposition was undeterred. i've come to tell you that the time for the third republic has begun. the signs we are seeing are those of a government that has already fallen. putting a has called for a national resistance movement to protest the outcome of a repeat presidential election last month. which slowing come int

and i looks like catherine i wonder in kenya are there i was like you can hear me now. catherine i wonder can you hear me. all right it looks like we have a bit of a technical problem there let us move on to zimbabwe they game is up that's a message to zimbabwe's president from the country's influential army veterans but despite the military takeover robert mugabe is so far resisting that pressure to resign even his own party is pushing him to step down he's been under house arrest for the past a few days but today he made his first public appearance since the army took over. surrounded by security robert mugabe attends a graduation ceremony on the outskirts of the capital harare his presence is tradition but given that he's been under house arrest many were surprised to see him the press reported that my guy who normally travels in a luxury vehicle escorted by a large motorcade arrived in a civilian come. in a statement made on national television earlier the military said it was engaging with mugabe. is also released photos showing a meeting zimbabwe's army chief and

kenya supreme court validates president kenyatta.

system kenya. integrated electronic moneyman system which was set up by a french company called or team of. then the other one the officials some of them were committed perjury in the courts by swearing forms of it of its those who had hopped into the system and had posted forces outs and this had been discovered through verification had been ordered by the courts in the the other officials but it was the i.c.t. manager who had refused to comply with the court order to allow our experts access to the server so the view could inspect the results of the of the elections as contained in this. then there was the head of the. electoral commission itself who had committed. what are you getting that on results you say the numbers don't add up what proof do you have. well i've got the reports from a.b.c. already been called whistleblowers within the b.b.c. those who there's a funny come which was the major service provider who did the mission of telecommunication company human exactly the communication com

kenya's president who or kenya has urged his divided nation to move on from months of political upheaval after being sworn in for a second term his inauguration ceremony follows a violent enjoyment election process which included two disputed post says calling on all leaders to serve the nation regardless of political affiliation and says he will dedicate all of his energy to building unity and nationhood. today is the one hundred twenty third day since we began on august eighth two days you know that isn't. there four months. and i repeat the end of our electoral process the elections. are now firmly behind us it's been a trying time. but once again kenyans of showing their resilience. in coming their pensions and the passions that accompany political competition will cast catherine sawyer was at the swearing in ceremony in nairobi. president who are looking at the must be very relieved it's been a long and difficult election period and his message today really was about unity was very big on unity he knows too well that millions of supporters of the opposition do not support his presid

is it invest kenya here in west kenya we are actually in a very fertile region the problem is that our rainfall is becoming more regular and the farmers can't count on it anymore because of this project the farmers have water twenty four hours a day they can plant throughout the year and are no longer dependent on the effects the climate has on rainfall. climate change requires adjustment like the farmers planting bananas or the use of environmentally friendly power using geothermal energy kenya is bracing for the future. you're watching news from berlin we have more coming up at the top of the hour and don't forget you can always get the latest news in a rich and from around the clock that is on our website dot com you can follow us on facebook and twitter as well my handle is at sarah kelly t.v. thank you so much for tuning in. business same. question that the u.n. climate change conference. eric discusses the it's you with a distinguished panel of experts this is a wanted me to do we have solutions we have company we have the technology we can be a role model for other companies it'

is it invest kenya here in west kenya we are actually in a very fertile region the problem is that our rainfall is becoming more regular and the farmers can't count on it anymore but now because of this project the farmers have water twenty four hours a day they can plan throughout the year and are no longer dependent on the effects the climate has on rainfall. climate change requires adjustment like the farmers planting bananas or the use of environmentally friendly power using geothermal energy kenya is bracing for the future of the paradise papers are sparking action from me you can wish to appear moscovici says member states can and will do much more to fight. top priority is the creation of a blacklist to name and shame jurisdictions that cater to wealthy firms and individuals at the e.u. has been working for two years on several measures with limited success consensus remains a challenge especially amongst members with low tax rates of. the w.c. daddio winter asked moscovici what counts as a tax hike. attacks even is a country which fulfills three criteria first a country which d

groups and the rogue injure themselves really go live to our correspondent in myanmar also coming up in kenya president who can yasser has been sworn in for a second five year term of office he promised to work to unite the country but elsewhere in the capital nairobi police used tear gas and supporters of the opposition leader. and it looks as if the weed killer lifeless is hated by environmentalists is about to make an unexpected intervention in the formation of germany's sex government we'll tell you why. i don't welcome i'm under such. poor processes held talks with men malita unsung suchi in the country's capital all eyes want to how the outspoken catholic leader would address the issue of the muslims which the un has said are victims of ethnic cleansing the pontiff said me and my was suffering deep divisions and respect for human rights but he did not name the minority muslim group will go to our correspondent in just a moment but first let's listen to what paul francis had to say. if it incivil your seimone they want any religious differences need not be a source of division and distru

is it invest kenya here in west kenya we are actually in a very fertile region the problem is that our rainfall is becoming more regular and the farmers can't count on it anymore but now because of this project the farmers have water twenty four hours a day they can plant throughout the year and are no longer dependent on the effects the climate has on rainfall. climate change requires adjustment like the farmers planting bananas or the use of environmentally friendly power using geothermal energy kenya is bracing for the future. and we still of course miss out to be certified as organic in the west their fruit and vegetables cannot contain even traces of genetically modified organisms. reports. this would have been a bumper harvest in central uganda but you know to this season. plantation has failed to yield on farmers a watered. really effect as badly. but we can't rely on it this time. because of crop disease or. government has done to science for a solution. uganda's parliament house passed a law allowing scientists to roll out genetically modified crops like bananas for commercial

and in kenya we meet people who are making charcoal from human waste. begins this week's program in north africa industry into news here is an image swelling up more than a flood of the country's entire energy supply the energy is not cleave coming mostly from fossil fuels such as oil and liquefied petroleum gas now companies in the country implementing measures to become more energy efficient in order to reduce greenhouse gases at the same time this process is supposed to create new jobs report i had a look to see what is possible. this industrial zone in tunis is home to a number of innovative companies. since twenty fifteen the tunisian government has been expanding its commitment to environmental technology. for light is just a year and a half old and already has a workforce of thirty the company makes every day dumps which are cleaner and more efficient than the older incandescent light bulb. twenty four year old many ben has and is the daughter of the company's founder. and he's set to take the reins. the government is calling on young people to g

and we talk to victims of election violence in kenya killed dozens in small west rights groups say they used excessive force. and the u.s. president donald trump says he will shut down the visa program which are now the suspect in the new york truck attack to enter the country so for those type of came to the u.s. what was back is time in twenty ten under the diversity visa lottery program better known as the green card lottery eight people were killed and eleven others injured when a pickup truck plowed into cyclists and pedestrians in manhattan. i am today starting the process of terminating the diversity lottery program. i am going to ask congress to immediately. initiate work to get rid of this program diverse array and diversity lottery diversity lottery sounds nice it's not nice it's not good it's not good it hasn't been good we've been against it but we can speak to our white house correspondent can really help it so swift move here from president trump what's the reaction been to it. well there's been a bit of amazement really that the president is using the attack in new york t

and dignity of the people of kenya so help me god for help. so how did we get here well who can ya to was declared the winner of the first election in august the electric commission reported he got just over fifty four percent of the votes or took forty four percent but a danger and never accepted that he took his objections to the supreme court citing mistakes and failings by the electoral commission judges and now the results are in order to rerun within sixty days not long before that rollo a danger withdrew his candidacy saying he still didn't believe the electoral commission could ensure a fair race so who kenyatta had no trouble winning the second time getting almost all the ballots cast but only thirty eight percent of voters turned out there were big protests and violent clashes again between police and a danger supporters were covering this story from both angles but first for me the miller is live for us in nairobi so for me one of the opposition supporters saying there. well here's a we're at an area in nairobi where the opposition

human rights groups and the rohingya themselves we'll go live to our correspondent also coming up in kenya a president who can yasser has been sworn in for a second five year term of office before the ceremony police had to use tear gas to separate his supporters and those who support the losing the election. and it looks like as if the controversial read life for satan is about to make it unexpected intervention in the formation of germany's next government we'll tell you why. hello and welcome i'm honored that she. pope francis held talks with me in mali the unsung suchi in the country's capital and maybe dull all eyes one to how the outspoken catholic leader would address the issue off the road king john was limbs which the one has said are victims of ethnic cleansing the pontiff said that me and ma was suffering deep divisions and urged respect for human rights but he did not name the minority muslim group and we go to our correspondent in myanmar in just a moment but first let's listen to a little bit of what aung san suu kyi had to say. it is the aim of our government to bring out th

same way there was a long political drama in kenya which saw two elections released but the challenges ahead for the kenyan president are enormous. was the only way. to be the only. key. to the old because people did not want to old me a lot of people to say that. he needs to be there you need. people to feel like you are not sure but that is it now now wait people say that was looking up. to the people we all believed in areas that. you did. and he. was going. to be one of you to be carried to reach out to the opposition to reach out to people who don't really feel that they are. going to make you. think a lot of people say to you that you don't. catherine saw a at cassani stadium thank you let's check in with the miller now who was not far from where the ceremonies taking place in another area of nairobi where the opposition was planning a rally earlier today to protest against aurukun yachters inauguration but they have been preventing prevented rather from reaching the place where they wanted to hold that ronnie by the police from the miller is there for us even as a war kenyatta i

in kenya a present who took and jada has been sworn in for a second five year term in office the same it took place in a back stadium in the capital nairobi earlier police have used tear gas to separate supporters of kenyatta and the loser in the election. and it looks like as a fan of the controversial weed killer driver say it is a bot to make it unexpected intervention in the formation of germany's next government can tell you why. hello and welcome. pope francis has held talks with the leader of men. in the country's capital maybe door today so just said he. brought a message of strength and hope to the country the pontiff four day visit comes amid violence against a muslim minority group there his trip was planned before the violence erupted and now international rights groups are urging francis to speak out on this issue christians are also a religious minority in the country. we'll go live to our correspondent in myanmar in just a moment but first let's have a listen to an excerpt of what unsung suchi had to say it is the aim of our government to bring out the beauty of our div

well, in kenya, that's not the case.n the capital nairobi alone, there are more than 50 different numbers for different ambulance services and if you need a fire engine, well, that's at least a dozen more, and even then there is no guarantee they'll be able to get to you. well, kate russell has been to meet a couple of entrepreneurs who have had the great idea of amalgamating them all into one service. think uber for emergency services. for most living in a modern metropolis, calling an ambulance involves dialling a single short code. but in a city more than 6 million people, nairobi has no functioning central emergency number. with five public hospitals and dozens of private hospitals and clinics all operating independently, you have to know who to call if you need an ambulance here and hope there's someone on duty to pick up. caitlin and maria run a start—up in nairobi hoping to address this problem. you just take for granted that 911 exists and we did as well, both of us had lived here for years and we never even cons

so i said, how would you like to move to kenya?the conclusion of that meeting and they said that they were ready for adventure. and i say it was about three months later and we were in nairobi. >> reporter: so the family's new life started this year. part of that adventure for faye is spending time with local communities that share their lands with elephants. amboseli park is surrounded by maasai community land, and the elephants need to be able to peacefully co-exist with humans. the maasai are an ethnic group of people living in kenya and neighboring tanzania. they still live by thousands of years of tradition as animal- herders, surviving off the land. to faye, her interaction with the people who live here must be authentic to gain their trust. >> so, i'm going to do a quick change here into a traditional maasai garment. it's a sign of, or a display of respect really, with the community. that the villagers really appreciate the fact that we've come in wearing something that's traditionally maasai. the massai, living outside the

al-jazeera live from doha i'm martin dennis also coming up in the program coltrane's celebrations in kenya judges uphold last month's election win by president kenyatta so he can officially begin his second term in office. what next for germany weeks of talks to form a coalition government collapsed raising the prospect of a snap election. and a think preview of the most striking photographs taken by journalists from around the world as they go on display in washington. but presumably as president robert mugabe appears to have ignored and ultimatum to resign. so what happens now already having voted him out as their leader the ruling zanu p.f. party told president mugabe to leave voluntarily by a round about this time in fact an hour ago it was an hour ago the deadline passed otherwise he will face a no confidence vote in parliament which would then pave the way for his impeachment his party is meeting in the coming hours to discuss those proceedings now the influential war veterans association has also repeated its demand for the president to go to. the people who don't want to see. we sa

president obama is writing the first chapter in his post-presidential legacy was born in kenya. so the joke in the city where he came to public prominence his new foundation is holding its first summit before the first brick has been laid on the barack obama presidential library so this is a big brainstorming session this is a big ask a fun bit this is an experiment in us trying to have a. collective conversation its mission to offer the first digital u.s. presidential library and an incubator for progressive leaders he see his impact as a private citizen as potentially being much bigger than when he was president it is really going to be what he describes as a dynamic space for civic engagement so there will be classrooms there will be athletic facilities if it's like other presidential foundations there will also be an effort to burnish the legacy of the former commander in chief the nixon library has been criticized to whitewash a lot of the reagan library for bloated excess and the clinton foundation for lining up lucrative speeches and raising a staggering two billion dolla

to sell them here and russia but when i got to the kenya tanzania border point in another manga they said the chicks had to be destroyed because they could have bird flu all six thousand four hundred of them were killed here for their communities living in east african border towns usually move freely from one country to another some families even split their time between two countries mary thought this was an asset for new business. tanzania banned the importation of livestock from neighboring countries in two thousand and seven this year it's had an extra push in november alone government confiscated eleven thousand three hundred cattle from kenyan ugandan and rwandan herders optioning them prisoners thirty euros each we had to a large stock market on the kenyan side of the border of the traders who managed to make it to the market at the tanzanians who end up making the most money their cows are cheaper and seem healthier the residents here say that on a normal market day you wouldn't even find space to stand in this enclosure but the recent spat between kenya and tanzania seems t

the promises to unite kenya and warning for a second thought i'm as president carefully chosen words pope francis avoids mentioning the rohingya crisis or claims of ethnic cleansing during a key address in myanmar plus bali's airport shuts down for a second day running as mt of gunk heap song from. the start of program a with some breaking news that we've received just in the past few minutes the south korean news agency young yep says north korea has fired a ballistic missile now earlier japan detected radio signals suggesting that north korea was preparing another ballistic missile launch and now the south korean news agency say north korea has indeed fired a ballistic missile well for more on this let's speak to kathy novak she joins us on the phone from seoul kathy obviously this news broke out just a few minutes ago but what more can you tell us what context can you give us. well what we know right now is coming from south korea's joint chiefs the that has released brief confirmation thing that north korea launched an idea an identified ballistic missile eastward from the visito

human rights groups are accusing police in kenya of using excessive force against protesters following last week's presidential election rerun at least six people were killed dozens were injured in the violence fertile people have died in protest since all this when the supreme court overturned president a hole when covering so i reports from in western kenya. mariam ten year old son callings a cheer was shot during clashes between police and protesters after last week's election she says he was outside their house in the town of gori in western kenya and. yes. will be president but we are hunting from the things his police have done to us people have been demonstrating peacefully we are not here to have our children beaten and shot. in another part of town thomas family is in mourning the father of six was shot in the head. i never imagine that god will take away my friend so now i've been left in my children i'm not the only one crying. several rights groups have accused police of using excessive force and live ammunition the protesters were mainly armed with stones and slingshots do

kenya supreme court validates president kenyatta his victory in last month's controversial election we were. alone again i'm of international without is here in life and also coming up. clinging to power but zimbabwe's president mugabe is just hours away from a deadline to resign or be impeached. the euro falls after germany's coalition talks fail. and mammals leader discusses illegal immigration and the plight of the ranger at a summit in the capital nato. the first kenya supreme court has upheld the result of last month's disputed presidential election rerun the ruling follows two days of arguments on the validity of the second vote who kenyatta will now be sworn into office on the twenty eighth of november well this is what chief justice david miranda said as the court upheld the result. the presidential election of the twenty sixth of october. as is the election of the type respondent each party. as i've said it i did the recent judgment should be issued within twenty one days of this it is the mission in conformity with the rule twenty three of the sprint court presidential electi

and britain to discuss kenya's political turmoil. >> it was a highly anticipated day for kenya upon opposition supporters. thousands lined the streets of the capital nairobi to welcome raila odinga. the veteran opposition leader was meeting his followers for the first time since the disputed presidential election in october and despite police warnings against any gatherings, his supporters were determined to make a celebration. we are waiting for him to come with good things, right now we are waiting for what he has to say. the celebrations were short-lived. police launched an offensive against the opposition, barring them from the city. property was damaged, people injured, and some killed. but the opposition was undeterred. cracks i have come -->> i have come to tell you that the third republic has begun. the signs you are seeing are those of a government that has already fallen. odinga has called for a national resistance movement to protest the outcome of a repeat presidenal ectiolast month , which saw incumbent president who are looking at the win a second five-year term. >> let's bring i