the kenyon resident and ethiopian prime minister are in juba, a meeting with the president kiir. the latest and the diplomatic efforts to stop the fighting here in the north, the army is battling forces on loyal to the vice president, a political rival between the top two politicians is boiling over into ethnic conflict between tribes. presidentkiir wednesday called for an end to the violence. >> my willingness for a dialogue and a peaceful settlement of our differences. i also extended the same message to -- and all other armed groups who have taken up arms against the state. i -- >> meanwhile, the united nations announced it would need 100 66 million dollars to supply emergency aid to civilians until march. at least 90,000 people fled the fighting since mid-december. more than half of them have sought refuge with the u.n. staying in africa, fighting in the central african republic. violence in the capital bangui left five soldiers dead. african force mandated by the ewing to secure the country. french troops are on full alert. they are deployed against them -- at the airport an

monastery included a prayer service for the country's prosperity and the anniversary of most venerable kenyon was no way these are seen as occasions for tourists to visit the city. head on with our tail. we always focus on that to e bleach or does attract people and put it in front of his itch to show their respect here. today steve and i can handle. what about regretted it. in addition to taking the province the seven hundred and fifth anniversary of continued until his passing away was also celebrated in hiding mandate mindy and frightening province. notably on this occasion the statue of teaching in the woods and he looked at and he seemed in broadening province in other news a workshop on sharing international experience and technology is inconsistent with ganache for the kentucky o'keefe and docks in policing assessment and remediation in kidnap was of immense use the day in extensions to the den and the workshop aims to colleague past experiences state department of almonds and future directions on keel peas ducks in the shoes in the weekend. it would show covers three main topics conta

in knox county at kenyon college, 1300 voters, two voting machines. one broke down. last voter voted at 4:00 a.m. in the morning. communities like huff in cleveland, people standing outside in the rain for four and five hours. the same thing in columbus. chris, this is deliberate. and that is why everybody who cares about the sanctity of our democracy should be up in arms. we should have a righteous indignation because our country is founded upon one woman, one man, one vote. we can't stand for this. >> i think the good republicans watching should say the end doesn't justify the means. >> that's right. >> you start playing these games to win elections, that's not going to help you in the long run. since the supreme court's decision in june to strike down the voting rights act that provided clearance, changes in certain areas primarily in the south. the following states have implemented new restrictions. texas, mississippi, alabama, florida, south carolina, north carolina, virginia have all gone there. mr. ho, talk about the patterns like they jumped like the cherokee

. >> dennis kenyon, a former british royal air force pilot, is a legendary flyer who has logged thousandsi'm up to 14,000 flying hours. i've flown 124 different types of airplanes which includes 34 helicopters. >> his aeronautic skills are on display in numerous feature films. >> i've done, i don't know, probably a couple dozen feature films. i did "spy who loved me," "blackhawk down." >> and he serves as a flight safety expert. >> my job is to go around to shows and make certain they are safe, and watch the other pilots. >> what he's most famous for is helicopter aerobatic flying. since 1986, dennis has been a leading competitor, winning the world championship in 1992. >> one of the cups behind me is for the first place. >> dennis' skills are on display at an air show in utah in june of 2008, and one person eager to see it, and videotape it, is tina tyler, an american gyrocopter pilot. >> i packed up my gyro and headed to utah with my camera in hand. >> for dennis, there's a setback at the beginning of the event. the helicopter is unfamiliar and it's heavier than he's used to. >> i norma

now to boston, immigration judge ruling that president obama's kenyon born uncle can stay in the u.s. 69-year-old uncle is the half-brother of president obama's father. he has lived in the united states since the 1960's. and now to north korea. uncle of kim jong un has been stripped of his powers. the uncle has been considered number two of the north korean government. he has been a mentor to his nephew and the nation's power elite since the days of kim jong il. and that's tonight's speed read is president obama writing his own healthcare law. is he violating the constitution? that is what the house judiciary committee is trying to figure out. >> indeed, president obama is is the first president since richard nixon to ignore a duly enacted law simply because he disagrees with it it the dream act and no child left behind education law, welfare reform law, drug laws, healthcare law. we have seen a pattern. president obama sir couple events congress when he doesn't get his way. >> the administration's decision to defer action against particular individuals is neither unusual nor unconsti

i think about knox county, kenyon college. 1300 voters voted at a precinct that only had two voting machines in line, ed, all the way into the next morning at 4:00 a.m. the last voter voted in knox county at 4:00 in the morning in 2004. we cannot go back to that. >> what do the republicans say when you say why fewer machines in some counties especially in minority areas? >> well, they claim that it gives the flexibilities to the local boards of elections, but what is really going on here is tactics to disenfranchise voters. let's face it. the republicans have cut local budgets and democrats are very sensitive to that. but when it comes to voting, we should be studying and have proper machines in voting locations. this is nothing but absolute power disrupting absolutely. and the republicans are setting now in this state and all across the country to disrupt access to the ballot box. >> so you think that kasich's response is going to be something about local elections and local officials making the best -- i can just hear him now. that local officials are best equipped to decide how many machi