also ahead, protecting mogadishu - a special report on the fighting if somalia. >> ending a conflict - rebels and government officials to sign a peace agreement in the philippines. >> relaxing the one-child policy. how some chinese families may hear the patter of tiny feet - for a second time. >> first, he was the general who toppled egypt's first freely elected government. now he asked for voters support in his bid to become president. abdul fatah al-sisi declared his capped dassy after resigning as army chief and minister of defence. >> after briefing a meeting attended by the current interim president adly mansour, abdul fatah al-sisi made the announcement, one making it likely that he'll be the next president of egypt. he went in as head of the armed forces. he announced his resignation and stressed his life-long commitment. >> i have spent all my life as a soldier for the sake of my country. i'll continue in this role. it's an important moment. the first time i put on my military uniform, i was 15 years old, and i have been wearing it for 45 years. it's my honour to have the uni

army rangers died in the battle for mogadishu depicted in the movie "black hawk down." more frenzied than any other place she'd been. >> it was very palpable in the airport. very chaotic environment. >> the pair went to their hotel and met their local staff and security team, the people they hired to protect their lives. those first few days they moved around somalia with ees. >> i feel like i kind of settled into the mogadishu experience. >> back at home, la rin da was worried about her daughter. >> i just made sure every time i talked to her i told her i loved her. i couldn't say it enough. >> amanda tamped down and looked for stories. that's what she was doing in the car with nigel on the day that would change their lives. >> as you're going down the road, what are you doing? >> looking out the window and lost in thought. the vehicle started to slow down, and i looked up. about a dozen armed men were emerging from where they had been hidden behind that vehicle, all of them with ak-47s pointed at ours. i went into shock. next thing i knew, my door was pulled open. and

aljazeera, mogadishu. >> let's take a look at the weather. in the united states, extremes, too. >> if you are free this weekend, you might want to get yourself over there, because there's a mini gold rush taking place in california because of that drought that we're talking about here. outside of california we have seen extremely dry conditions taking place and that has led to this mini gold rush, the people have been flocking to the area, exposed with the best areas that have not been accessible for decades. people are coming to see what they can find. we are seeing the conditions. these beds should be covers with water. we have a problem with regard to no rainfall at the moment. the rain across the pacific northwest, storms across the central plains and snowy conditions new the northeastern corridor of the country. these pictures out of massachusetts, winter still hanging on here. we have seen blizzard conditions and these awful conditions are set to return for sometime yet. heavy snow has been pushing up the eastern side of canada, a bit o

aljazeera, mogadishu. >> still ahead, all your sports news when we find out what was happening to this driver at the grand prix in malaysia. going the wrong way, by all the way. back in a moment. >> cuba's community leaders are inviting foreign investors to boost the economy. incentives to fortune investors especially agriculture. the latest plan to kickstart a struggling economy. >> this may be quaint, but for cuban workers, it's just peanuts. the authorities have for the past few years opened up their economy, but it's not enough. >> all of the problems the cuban economy has is in providing insentives. cuban workers are not happy because the state pace so little. >> a session of the cuban parliament has taken a fundamental step to open its economy to greater foreign investments. it will create a special development zone in the port city west of havana, partly financed by brazil. foreign investors will pay less of their profits to the cuban government while working with greater security, guarantees, and flexibility. >> foreign investment like this one helped to save cuba after the col

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nairobi's suburb known as little mogadishu - some are unregistered, others have valid papers to remain in the country. all refugee centres, including nairobi and others are to be closed. troops have been assigned to help with surveillance. authorities will rely on the cooperation of kenyans in informing on refugees for the directives to succeed. >> liberia's investigating eight cases of what officials believe is the ebola virus. it killed 50 in guinea. in sierra leone cases have been reported. it's the unprotected handling of contaminated corpses and bodry flue its transmits the disease. >> three generals in venezuela have been arrested for allegedly plotting a group. a latin america - we have more. >> less than two weeks ago, they swore their aleegeance as they vowed to crash enemies. they've insisted that the ongoing street protests and calls are part of a coup attempt. now the political crisis has been raised another significant match. >> translation: we captured three air force generals that we were investigating thanks to the powerful morals of our forces. the three generals inten

nairobi's suburb, known as little mogadishu is home to most. some are unregistered, many others are valid papers to remain in the country. all refugees are to be closed. an additional 500 troops have been assigned to help security surveillance. authorities will rely on the cooperation of kenyans in informing on any refugees outside the designated camps for the directives to succeed. >> it is worth thinking about the logistics of all of this. the designated camps in question are notoriously remote and overcrowded. the first is in eastern kenya, 80km from the border of somalia, described as a large camp, home to 420,000 somalis. you have the vast desert settlement in the west, 125,000 living there, including from somalia. an update on the story we have received. two suspects have been killed and 476 arrested in overnight raids by police in nairobi. home-made guns recovered in the raids. we'll bring you more on that when we get it. >> pressure is building on the sri lankan government to hold an independent investigation into the final stages of it

more than two my second born and raised in mogadishu wiesenthal based in the uk has returned to his country to perform a life changing decision. so what's inside the international maple organization that stands on twenty four and five. geary said the man and his team in the form content of the haitian student in the future. the unit. most buyers. and that includes and two hundred. it is this i decided on. this is this going soon. and go i didn't sneeze. these. this is the face. for me so my life is a daily struggle. if you're blind the couple becomes even though you cannot go to school all locked in time and even he could not get funding. anti mohamed ibrahim keys to a two minute goal in eight months ago he was in the mexican and mostly sunny in his right because of the scheme was no longer able to come and provide focused on me. he has struggled for over fifty dollars to complete the century. after being screened by the tokens he keys to the monthly mantelpiece the production it's the journey itself takes only two teammates bill papal now demands that easy to keep him on his mission is due

since 2008, nearly 11,000 people have died on the streets on juarez, more than baghdad and mogadishu combined. >> just thought the streets would be empty and you'd have this sense of kind of danger or fear and, yeah, i think in that sense, it just feels like a sort of normal city. >> juarez general is the only public hospital in the city. it treats thousands of people caught up in the violence. for the next two weeks, maria will be working in the er, joining the nurses on the frontline of the drug war. >> pablo! >> ola. >> ola. buenos noches. >> buenos noches. >> maria's host is auxiliary nurse, pablo vasquez. he's been working the night shift in the er for six years. on the surface juarez general is a hospital like any other. >> do you do this, do you put the casts on? >> but there are stark differences from britain's national health service. for a start, the emergency care budget in preston is 12 times bigger than at juarez general. >> what's this lady's name? >> it's evitte. >> evitte? >> here, even taking a patient's blood pressure means getting back to basics. >> we do use manua

outskirts of current boom a talmudic aged one hundred and twenty km southwest of somali capital mogadishu which the eu succeeded in wresting back from the islamic militants. just days ago the peacekeepers who are caught in the african union mission in somalia otherwise known as the sole engaged in a brief on a plate with the insurgents doctor or a radio controlled explosive device went off near their convoy damaging in all it was the milk area but causing no casualties. the somali national on the assisted by a niece on a tree its caption cover and maybe the weekend in an attack which eu forces say to elisha bound by surprise. the town had been under the control of the islamic militants in the last point is its liberation is being hailed as a major victory essential to future on its own operations as the peacekeeping force moves further along the somali coast toward the kenyan border. i met some of his bottle tops. many of them i would be a bad day because it has the pleasure they did it take them all it has divested the message much about. i fed him and all get something for you the alter

the outskirts of current one a town located one hundred and twenty km southwest of somali capital mogadishu which the eu succeeded in wresting back from the islamic militants just days ago the peacekeeper is going on to the african union mission in somalia otherwise known as the sole engaged in a brief on a plate with the insurgents alter or a radio controlled explosive device went off the neckline avoid damaging and only personal area but causing no casualties. the somali national army assisted by a niece on a tree its caption cover and maybe the weekend in an attack which a new force is safe to post about book by surprise. the town had been under the control of the islamic militants in the last flight is its liberation is being hailed as a major victory essential to teach anti missile operations as the peacekeeping force moves further along the somali coast toward the kenyan border. some evidence the guts. many of them i would be applied to others it is the question how did it take them all it is devastated as much about either give him all get up before you don't need in the digital sean

cn yah's army has been helping the mogadishu government. >> charges of pervez musharraf, 70-year-old musharraf could face the death penalty if he is convicted. he told the court he acted under the advice from both the cabinet and prime minister. and senegal the government has closed the land border with guinea after 78 people died from the ebola virus. residents in the guinea capital, senegal made its decision after liberia confirmed the two cases of the ebola virus this week, this is the first outbreak in 20 years. slave like working conditions in london, according to human rights watch which released a report on domestic workers. >> the sentence of modern day slavery in the u.k. has shocked many people. filipino workers have come to london with their wealthy employers. cabala has seized their passports and enslave them. this woman ended under taking pills. >> my employer came to see me, she said are you crazy, away did you is dangerous, i said i want to die. >> what is extraordinary about this is the slavery seems to be happening in the wealthy parts of western london, the domestic

mogadishu, somalia. talk about piracy.d also this aircraft could have reached southeastern iran, southern pakistan. not going through the hemileas, but south of india, a new search area has been asked for. so that's interesting to look at. >> this next one is from mickey. it says, are submarines being used in the mh-370 search? if not, why not? do you know about that, mr. grimm? >> honestly, i don't know. i don't know. what i would say is i would expect all technology that would be relevant that would be able to help uncover the whereabouts of this plane. i don't know the technology of submarines. that's outside my scope. sorry. >> jeff wise? >> when air france 447 went down under similar circumstances. they initially sent a french nuclear attack submarine out and found it was almost of no use whatsoever. the way they found the wreckage is with a new technology, these autonomous underwater vehicles that could pilot themselves and that's how they found it. i suspect if they have good reason to believe it's on a certain patc

. >> at just six years old, he lay in bed in mogadishu, identifying guns by the sound of their gun fired in 2009, abdi watched, stunned. >> just shocked by this whole pirate scene. >> he hadn't acted a day in his life. but when casting directors descended on minneapolis, he beat out more than 800 others. he and his three friends all cast as pirates, rolls of a lifetime. back at home they remained close. he sees the ship on film, but in real life he couldn't swim. director paul greengrass kept tensions high, preventing the pirates from meeting tom hanks until they filmed this this scene. >> the film to me was like this scene will determine if the movie fails or do good. >> he remains starstruck by hanks. >> i can't believe i'm making a scene with the ""forrest gump"" guy. >> it earned him an oscar nod. he's made the late night rounds. >> when you need somali pirates you go to minneapolis apparently. >> minnesota. >> minnesota. >> minnesota. >> and can't walk a block without being recognized. >> hey, are you the guy from that ma sovie? >> i was wondering if i could get a picture with you.

. >> paul novak says, we flew 747s in russia allusions into and out of mogadishu.affic control cape blth and a lot of long inland runways. >> that's a great point. i mean, remember, we like to think of the globe as something that's perfectly mapped and completely internetted with every inch of the ocean covered by radar tracking, but the truth is that's just not the case. airliners travel often times thousands of miles out of radar contact, and as you know, the indian ocean is a vast, vast, vast expanse of water. most of it unmapped, and most of it uncovered by radar. so this is truly a needle in a h haystack effort. >> i'm wonder ahow long we stick with this. that's a fair question considering the fact, as we mentioned, wild-goose chase is being labeled for this inever. >> my view is years. >> years? >> yeah, remember, what's important here. this is an american made aircraft. and the 777 is ubiquitous among airlines of the world. in addition to that, we need to know a little bit more about airline operations in this region of the world.ll stick wi this for a very