seems to obviously affected business here near the kenya tanzania border. there's a lot of pressure on kenyan traders mostly dealing with a severe drought and now that they can't trade in tanzania they're beginning to get agitated. and. depend on these counts for everything if trading with tanzania is going to be difficult then we'll take matters into our own hands if this issue is not resolved to block the tanzanians from entering kenya. these rules are very. kenya has since written a protest new to tanzania through the east african community but president undeterred insisting rules of rules have of these rules a great li affecting business and lives of those at the grassroots level. one of the largest startup events in europe's russia is taking place in the finnish capital of helsinki thousands of startups and potential investors are exploring ways of doing business together over the past five years finland has managed to build a flourishing entrepreneurial scene on the legacy of not his phone operations in the creation of gaming heavyweights supercell the

chicks were burnt alive by her country's authorities in among a town on the border between kenya and tanzania. i thought i'd try out the poultry business so i took out a loan of about three thousand eight hundred euros i bought the chicks in kenya to sell them here and russia but when i got to the kenya tanzania border pointer no 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 her 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 kenya and uganda and rwanda and herders auctioning them prisoners list thirty euros each we had to a large stock market on the kenyan side of the border. of the traders who manage to make it to the market if the

it would be in east africa, kenya, tanzania, we're everywhere, americans, we're much more exposed than israel, ironically r a small country, because we have people everywhere in the world that could be picked up and basically be killed because of what we just did. and we don't know the explosive power of the consequences. >> by the way for all of u.s. embassy and state department security people around the job who take their job of defending americans so seriously, this has been a very serious time. that reminds me, you are a self-admitted institutionalist. >> right. >> you believe in the powers of government to serve people. having said that, what do you mourn the most? is it the 2,000 diplomats that are no longer there. >> we count on that as much as we do in the courts. look at how watergate what you are all thinking about now how it took place. the judge public appointee hanging judge, he did it a republican employee. sam irving did it. he did it. people come to the job and do it in remarkably wonderful ways perform the duties they were assigned to and the oath they took. they do i

together scientists in germany kenya and tanzania researching ways to change that as a horticulture expert elicia google has already been helping farmers in his home country of kenya he realized one of the main problems is the loss of plants after harvest and he's looking for solutions here at the university of berlin the problem here is that they slums are packaging all of this with little balls and they won't buy the stuff if we get them all so it needs a very sparing so don't hear what is happening at the bottom is there's a lot of especially at this because all the conditions they use of what will to do with us this when it was most of the war in the west he's testing alternative packaging in this environmental chamber at the university he can regulate the temperature and humidity. together with handling he then investigates in the lab how the different climate conditions affect the vegetables they dissolve the leaves to see how much of the nutritious content is left after they've been harvested transported and stored which packaging best protects the flavonoids and nutrients. the resu

elephants and other species like zebra and will the beast use the current all to migrate between tanzania and kenya. however human settlement and agriculture posed a threat to the ecosystem. in order to protect the wildlife the african wildlife foundation decided to partner with the local community. i think it's low we recognize that. government cannot effectively to our natural he sources people began to talk about the need for involving the local people who live depend on the natural his sources in the conservation of those resources i think that's a much more sustainable. together with the african wildlife foundation the mass i devised a land use plan now one part of the area is reserved for agriculture and settlement and another part is reserved for conservation. a small luxury lodge was set up to develop tourism at several hundred euros a night a room here doesn't come cheap yet the large attracts tourists from all over the world. their environment the majestic mountain who comes off yeah it's always beautiful and suddenly in the early morning hours when it is there . and it's in their area an

embassies in kenya and tanzania, organized family kingpin, the pan am 103 bombing, soviet diplomat that had a spy ring during world war ii, alder ames and others for espionage. world trade center bombing in 1993. twa-47 hijacking, lindbergh kidnapping, beltway snipers, klansmen who killed four little girls in a 16th street church in birmingham. and of course, on the other hand, the russians are known for shooting down a civilian airline,

embassies in kenya and tanzania, organized family kingpin, the pan am 103 bombing, soviet diplomat that had a spy ring during world war ii, alder ames and others for espionage. world trade center bombing in 1993. twa-47 hijacking, lindbergh kidnapping, beltway snipers, klansmen who killed four little girls in a 16th street church in birmingham. and of course, on the other hand, the russians are known for shooting down a civilian airline, kal 007, killing 269 passengers and crew. annexing crimea, invading ukraine, killing journalists, propping up assad, the butcher of damascus, build the berlin wall, imposing an iron curtain against freedom, and committing cyber theft and conspiring and doing a sabotage of the american presidential election in 2016. perhaps our friends on the other side of the aisle can show more respect for the fbi and the doj, as so many of us do, including myself. so let me ask these questions and with my limited time, i really need just a yes or no. are you in the business of helping to secure the elections in 2018 and making sure that there is an infrastructure in t

we have guys in posts as we no tanzania in kenya, places where they could bomb the hell out of us andeople getting in their cars and business people and missionaries and tourists all over the world. there are american targets and we've said to those people -- we've said that to the world. >> and they have sent out -- the state department sent out alerts, more alerts to embassies and consulates around the world. >> so why did he d we do it. >> and they are that nervous about the security of it. tillerson and mattis -- >> are we spending more money on -- on embassy security despite all of this benghazi, benghazi. are we spending more? are we doing any more to protect our troops. >> they did not propose more but the sub commitys are putting in more because they were appalled that the initial proposal for the state department did not include more. >> and you mentioned benghazi, to help people visualize what the stakes are here. benghazi was part a wave of protests around compounds around the world. a dozen plus. in some cases people went over the fence and so you're really playing with fi

kenya. i also went to tanzania to see what had happened. basically, still trying to collect the facts.ce that to osama bin laden. >> we will not be intimidated or pushed off the world stage by people who do not like what we stand for. >> bin laden's group is suddenly a real player. and the clinton administration decides to do something about him. >> american military forces struck a series of targets overseas in sudan and afghanistan. >> the unmanned tomahawk missile was the pentagon's weapon of choice for the surprise aerial attacks, aimed at sending a pointed message to accused terrorist kingpin osama bin laden. >> america has battled terrorism for many years. we have quietly disrupted terrorist groups and foiled their plots. but there have been and will be times when our very national security is challenged. security is challenged. and when we must take extraordinary steps to protect the safety of our citizens. >> within minutes of today's attacks in afghanistan and sudan, some in washington were openly questioning the timing of it. >> it was the wag the dog question about the movie

and tensions to move 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 our free in berlin thanks for joining me a barrel of brant crude is currently trading over the sixty dollars.

and tensions between kenya and tanzania over cattle owned by the people who graze their livestock on both sides of the border. this is your biz.