. >> kenyatta tyler called >> they have been married for a while. they recently went on an vifrs trip to puerto rico. >> a young man tried to rob robb at gunpoint and one shot was fired. >> it exited back here. >> oh, that's so dangerous. that's right through his neck. >> fast forward to this. after doctors told her he's paralyzed, he'll never walk again. >> good job, babe. >> he's standing up for the first time for 30 seconds and all of this because some selfish idiot decided to attack them and change their life forever. >> a teenager who has since been arrested. the irony there is kendrick works with at-risk youth. some of the people he works with have sent him messages. >> i want to say can see them in these cards, all over him they have to transfer him from puerto rico back to the united states, they sent a goal. they want to raise $75,000 to help him get the care that he needs, they're nearly halfway there. but to tell us more about their journey and what they're going through, we have kenyatta and kendrick right this minute via skype. kel welc

hundreds of people have marched in kenya's capital nairobi against corruption president who are kenyatta is under increasing pressure to take action after a number of recent scandals implicating major government ministries. gunmen have opened fire on anti-government protesters in the nicaraguan capital killing six people five all those were killed in violence in other parts of the country the demonstrations in managua are rallying for president i don't know tiger to step down of what they say are his autocratic practices least eighty people have been killed since the rest began in april when you're a photo reports. hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets of managua in the largest anti-government protests in decades the demonstration was organized in solidarity with the mothers of students and peaceful demonstrators who have been killed by police and pro-government militias since the start of a nationwide political crisis on april eighteenth get em up get there oh yeah we want this government to have a conscience and stop killing our cute. it's mother's day. but instead of cel

imitating the bbc‘s focus on africa programme, and featuring a bogus survey, falsely showing president kenyattaead in the polls for the forthcoming kenyan election. the programme's editor pointed out the discrepancies. now, at first sight it could pass for a clip from this programme. but if you look very carefully you will notice there is a noticeable difference in the programme's branding, focus on africa. this is what the fake news strap looks like, and this is what the focus on africa struck actually looks like. in an increase in news with a survey of india being shed last week. on monday the bbc tweeted that it did not in fact come from bbc news. jamie angus is still with me. there is all kinds of nonsense, we know, would circulate on the internet. what is it about this material that is so worrying for the bbc? one thing i am particularly concerned about is how material is shared on chat apps as it is on a regular website like facebook, twitter, it is easily searchable, but chat apps are very difficult to search because they are private and the material almost surfaces once it has already b

people have marched in kenya's capital nairobi as public anger grows over corruption president uhuru kenyatta is under increasing pressure to take action after a number of recent scandals implicating major government ministries. the red cross is sending two teams of war surgeons to gaza to treat heavy casualties from recent violence along the border with israel it's warning gaza is facing a crisis of unprecedented magnitude after weeks of violence left more than thirteen thousand palestinians wounded over the headlines more news coming up in about twenty five minutes time i'll see you then. nineteen forty eight. for palestinians that he it is or the catastrophe. when hundreds of thousands were forced out of their homes. for israelis that he had marks the creation of the state of israel. as a filmmaker and as a palestinian this documentary cities was my way to understand the events of the past that are still shaping the present. from the early one nine hundred forty eight jewish paramilitary forces began to seize more land in palestine. by the end of july more than four hundred thousand palest

over corruption president hu kenyatta is under increasing pressure to take action after a number of recent scandals implicating major government ministries friday's protests were triggered after it was revealed that nineteen million dollars went missing from the national youth service. and it is italy's five star movement and far right knee party say they've agreed on a new cabinet to form a coalition government might. have lost its talks to avoid a new election president so much of it georgette to that earlier cabinet proposal which included a euro skeptic nominee for economy minister that is your headlines do stay with us next it's inside story by for now. it's was an election that was high on symbolism if it was voting for the first time after the defeat of vice and look now the outcome of what should have been a free and bad reelection is under scrutiny with hopes of a peaceful transition to power in iraq be dashed again this is the inside story. hello and welcome to the program. it's been more than three weeks since iraqis went to the polls but the result was split and no single polit

dawn raids on monday the n y s a paramilitary training institution at the forefront of president hu kenyatta plan to combat youth unemployment. or oil workers and are threatening to go on strike from wednesday as brazil struggles to cope with a truck driver strike but governments are going to lower fuel prices by up to twelve percent but truckers are still taking action. reports from sao paulo on how people are being affected. fuel supplies are now reaching the gas stations but the return to the normality most people crave is still some way off public transport services were reduced schools closed and domestic flights cancelled. even though there is a custom to three rubbish collections a week. but she still waiting. the other lima like thousands of others spent five hours in line only for the pump to run dry just as he reached it he hasn't worked since last friday but supports the truck drivers since he believes high fuel prices everyone. leave now and look for another gas station i will end up running dry in the middle of the street i have enough to get home but i would rather wait here to

jews president uhuru kenyatta has also weighed in on the matter and said that there is no room for corruption in this government he said that people are going to be held to account but i don't kenyans are also frustrated by king arthur because these are things that we've had before and particularly because he come paint twice on the platform of no corruption and so people saying that they want to see more action they want to see convictions on thursday there's going to be a protest march organized by several civil society groups saying that they have had enough because we're not just talking about corruption in this youth service there have also been corruption allegations involving several other government bodies. now a russian journalist and critic of the kremlin who was reported to have been murdered and kiev has turned up alive and well at a news conference arkady but chunk over veiled had been a set up to catch his would be assassin or a challenge reports from moscow. back from the dead russian journalist. and to a press conference in kiev two approvals hours after most of the world cool

this sort of produce president uhuru kenyatta has also weighed in on the matter and said that there is no room for corruption in this government he said that people are going to be held to account but our own kenyans are also frustrated by king arthur because these are things that we've had before and particularly because he come paint twice on the platform of no corruption and so people saying that they want to see more action they want to see convictions on thursday there's going to be a protest march organized by several civil society groups saying that they have had enough because we're not just talking about corruption in this youth service there have also been corruption allegations involving several other government bodies. thousands of workers ago on strike in greece to protest against continued high taxes and unemployment they also increase privatization which they fear. what lead to more job losses. reports from the power plant in the town of. megalopolis. make a locally introduced electricity to southern greece in one nine hundred seventy the public power corporation p.p.c.

the statement by president hu kenyatta judging the recent interview to the court we don't know when they were meant to make this ruling to remove the fourteen year jail term we don't know when they're great to actually supposed to make that date or set a date for the ruling last day but they didn't say this in light of what the president said so it's really it's it's up in the air at the moment. the commission that represents the beattie community says that even if it does go to court they don't really expect to win in the first try all right they don't expect to win on the first try now kenya has been your filmography kian l.g.b. to you love story incidentally only can you movie headed to the prestigious cannes festival what does the general public in kenya make of all these developments that this court case and the banning of this movie as well. well it's interesting because when it comes to that. there's more support for the movie in terms of a creative you know project at all it's an art piece still you find a lot of people do support take as that a film but then when it comes to do

is a paramilitary training institution at the forefront of president who kenyatta is plan to combat youth unemployment. the u.n. says as extremely concerned about what's happening in the yemeni city of whole data saudi led coalition forces and the yemeni government have been approaching the city which is controlled by what the rebels. or colleagues in the area have already take started to take precautionary. measures in terms of wrapping up assistance and redefining contingency plans in cases further escalation food non-food items warded sanitation hygiene and cash assistance have already been delivered to displaced families in various areas obviously increased fighting would even would only she would more internally displaced people. the un has called on saudi arabia to provide more information on women's allots activists held in custody at least thirteen people were detained in a government crackdown they're being accused of having suspicious contact with foreigners the un's human rights office says it wants to ensure the detainees are treated fairly. these include the rights legal repr

everything from the far right to the liberal right such as charles kenyatta to the far left such as tlnd independent black militants. >> these black high school kids, right in the middle, hundreds of tps. >> we gathered and walked up the avenue to columbia, we were talking about burning the place down. we came out with baseball bats and hockey sticks, and when we got through columbia, we broke through the police lines. [applause] >> going on in here. >> what? >> in here. >> that was released by the students from inside. i will read the statement. number one, stopping the construction of the gym. number two, stopping charges against all persons involved in demonstrations against the gym. [applause] >> number three, breaking all administrative ties with ida. number four, for all the students involved, when the university has stopped construction of the gym and it granted amnesty, we will consider negotiations with the university. we are prepared to remain indefinitely until these conditions are met. the black students of the columbia university, joined by a few members of the black commu

well we were expecting a date last week on friday but then off to present to her kenyatta statement during the interview on an international media station it because it became a bit difficult so they didn't see it the three judge bench didn't sit. there wasn't the horror so we don't know when this ruling will be made given the situation right now as you know that just after the statement and just after the ruling was that didn't happen we had a movie that was done by one of the local movie filmmakers that is based on. love between you know same love between two women which which has been you know frowned upon so it's a complex situation it's a society that really doesn't want to talk about homosexuality or gay rights so it's really hard to tell when the court will sit and finally removed this penal code which puts fourteen isn't a job for anyone caught having gay sex but not really just gay sex but any sex that doesn't lead to procreation or any form of sex that doesn't need to put procreation ok this penal code it's a legacy from the victorian era from the british colonial era if kenya do

and sarah even he have the country's president who are kenyatta he's shrugging the whole thing off in an interview recently he said the gay rights are not of any major importance to the people and the republic of kenya this is not an issue of human rights this is an issue of society of our own base as a culture and kenya is not alone here in fact many people across africa are against homosexuality they say it is a sin they say it is a moral it is unnatural and that is why it will take a while for our perceptions and also views about homosexuality as change across the continent elizabeth show on our social media task thank you. well now hundreds of residents on hawaii's big island have evacuated their homes after the killer whale volcano burst into life and this video you can see here shows lava flowing through a wooded area the volcano erupted on thursday after a series of earthquakes and spewed ash and lava into residential areas have a look. it started with multiple earthquakes then a plume of pink smoke that shocked the local residents. ok we just had a huge earthquake and now in t

course was meant to set a date for the ruling last week on thursday but in the wake of president hu kenyatta statement saying that gay rights has no place in kenya the courts the three judge bench did manage to sit on thursday to set a date we're not clear when they will set a date for the ruling but the l g b t commission or the commission that represents the beattie community here in kenya say that even if the court does make a ruling they don't really expect the court to rule in their favor in the first round and they expect to appeal the ruling right and that just shows how what a challenge is to change this a law in and of itself perhaps most formidable challenge will be to change people's minds. that is the great challenge and as much as the law may be scrapped you have to talk to people you know this is a society where if some of the people we interviewed said that they would actually kill or lynch somebody who they knew was you know with the with the same sex or over the homosexuals so it's a matter of changing the minds and the l g b t commission is trying to do that especially with

this sort of priorities president uhuru kenyatta has also weighed in on the matter and said that there is no room for corruption in this government he said that people are going to be held to account but i don't kenyans are also frustrated by king atta because these are things that we've had before and particularly because he come paint twice on the platform of no corruption so people saying that they want to see more action they want to see convictions on thursday there's going to be a protest march organized by some several he will sacked a group saying that they have had enough because we're not just talking about corruption in this youth service that have also been corruption allegations involving a several other government bodies and said to europe where thousands of workers are going on strike in greece to protest against continued high taxes and unemployment and also angry at increased privatization which they say will lead to more job losses. reports from the power plant in the town of megalopolis. make a locally introduced electricity to southern greece in one nine hundred sev

imitating the bbc‘s focus on africa programme and featuring a bogus survey, falsely showing president kenyatta a noticeable difference in the programme's branding, focus on africa. this is what the fake news strap looks like and this is what the focus on africa strap actually looks like. and this particular version of fake news is on the increase with another invented survey ahead of a state election in india being shared last week. on monday, the bbc tweeted that it did not in fact come from bbc news. jamie angus is still with me. so there is all kinds of nonsense, we know, being circulated on the internet. what is it about this material that is so worrying for the bbc? one thing i am particularly concerned about is how material is shared on chat apps, so if a story is published on a regular website like facebook, twitter, it is easily searchable, but chat apps are very difficult to search because they are private and the material almost surfaces once it has already been seen potentially by hundreds of thousands, millions of people. what you think the motives are of people posting videos like