some have pistols all over mogadishu. yes all over mogadishu. and the judge who says there are spies collecting important information to you know others obtain money through bribery and corruption will go with them to even minister us and politicians have to pay. so they're stronger than the government i would look at of course someone who's ready to die is stronger than anyone else. in 2015 mario left and became an informer for the government. police patrols on the city limits are aimed at preventing around the clock attacks by al shabaab militants. mohammad j. go heads the elite team. his officers were trained by the us army. that was not the allied pilots our objective today's to patrol the entry and exit points of the city they were also some checkpoints to inspect on the way. we're headed to the city's most dangerous places. the checkpoints on the edge of mogadishu. our driver is on alert during the entire journey. the video that we're shown is evidence of how often the police and army fall target to car bomb attacks. on. al shabaab territo

some have pistols all over mogadishu metal yes all over mogadishu. i mean there are spies collecting important information in the human others obtain money through bribery and corruption although well then i mean even ministers and politicians have to pay. so they're stronger than the government i would look at of course someone who's ready to die is stronger than anyone else. in 2015 mario a left and became an informer for the government. police patrols on the city limits are aimed at preventing around the clock attacks by al shabaab militants. mohammad django heads the elite team. his officers were trained by the us army. a lot on the allied pilots our objective 2 days to patrol the entry and exit points of the c.c. there are also some checkpoints to inspect on the way. we're headed to the city's most dangerous places. the checkpoints on the edge of mogadishu. our driver is on alert during the entire journey. of video that we're shown as evidence of how often the. police and army fall target to car bomb attacks. al-shabaab territory begins around 1

some have pistols all over mogadishu's yes all over mogadishu. and the judge who says there are spies collecting important information to you others obtain money through bribery and corruption will go well and i mean even ministers and politicians have to pay as they were doing. so they are stronger than the government i would look at of course someone who's ready to die is stronger than anyone else. in 2015 mario a left and became an informer for the government. police patrols on the city limits are aimed at preventing round the clock attacks by al shabaab militants. mohammad j. go heads the elite team. his officers were trained by the us army. was on the how life was our objective 2 days to patrol the entry and exit points of the city there were also some checkpoints to inspect on the way. we're headed to the city's most dangerous places. the checkpoints on the edge of mogadishu. our driver is on alert during the entire journey. a video that we're shown as evidence of how often the police and army fall target to car bomb attacks. on. al shabaab

some have pistols all over mogadishu's metal yes all over mogadishu. and the judge who says there are spies collecting important information to you others obtain money through bribery and corruption. even ministers and politicians have to pay. so they're stronger than the government i would look at of course someone who's ready to die is stronger than anyone else. in 2015 mario a left and became an informer for the government. police patrols on the city limits are aimed at preventing round the clock attacks by al shabaab militants. mohammad j. go head to the elite team. his officers were trained by the us army. a lot of money how much was our objective 2 days to patrol the entry and exit points of the city they were also some checkpoints to inspect on the way. we're headed to the city's most dangerous places. the checkpoints on the edge of mogadishu. our driver is on alert during the entire journey. of video that we're shown as evidence of how often the police and army fall target to car bomb attacks. on. al shabaab territory begins around 15 kilometer

most of mogadishu's 2 and a half 1000000 residents live hand to mouth. they work in small shops or farm their livestock here between the rundown buildings. an average wage is just $2.00 a day. barely enough to buy the essentials. more than 2 thirds of the population are under $25.00. most of somalia's young people. survive on small jobs. like mohammad. the 22 year old makes a meager living with his talk talk one of the thousands of tiny taxis on mogadishu's road. anyone can become a took took driver. i didn't go to school and i regret it because it would have helped me get a better job. with no other public transport available mohammad can work up to 20 hours a day. his customers pay him via text message. that i insist yes the system is called e.v.c. that's how people pay me i never take cash. and i don't have a bank account but this way my income is safe and. last. but his income isn't enough to finance a driving license so with every road check mohamed is at the mercy of corrupt police officers. i usually get blackmailed at checkpoints as soon as they

bomb attacks in the capital mogadishu have doubled. and thousands of somalians have been killed last week on. every day the somali police do all they can to protect mogadishu from terrorist attacks. and the books he says not to the police will find out more and the entire geisha. mogadishu's central prison is packed $52.00 itself allegedly all of them terrorists are the allies oh most a monetarist you shouldn't get too close to them as a. top bottom and top dog in your sounds come back. in 2018 abdirahman omar osman was made mayor of mogadishu he died in a terror attack just weeks after filming. risk of bullets fissions our main target of attacks for mogadishu's residents to it's a daily struggle in the city of chaos ravaged by 30 years of civil conflict. after we arrive in somalia we enlist a british security detail to accompany our camera. one of them is this x m ali and special forces soldier. who is like oh. yes. it's. different if. we are escorted by 8 security officers during several weeks of filming. but this peaceful atmosphere

we're going to stay across this story bring you much more developments there in the capital mogadishu as it comes in to us but for now as far as we know 30 people have been wounded and at least 20 people have been killed after that explosion in mogadishu. of course our top story this hour a 3rd day of violence on the streets of senegal's capital protesters have been fighting with police after a court decided that opposition politician was money sancho should remain in custody roylance broke out 2 days ago on to sancho was arrested for taking part in an unauthorized rally he's also facing rape charges which he denies saying the accusation is part of a plot to block him from running for president in 2024 but the demonstrations are growing with people calling for coronavirus restrictions to now be eased al-jazeera is nicolas haq is on the streets where protests are taking place. the response from the government itself has been muted just a statement saying and telling people to stay indoors and to follow the rules and regulations instilled by the government but look at the protest behind

among them in mogadishu of the of the bubbling did the jobs collect the developing double parked it's a very dangerous and a good thing in the us going to the very wrong direction and. if the international community. somalia a lot of in a lot of attention to make sure somalia get done and we're going to achieve in east africa particularly somalia. we be on. the. end it goes they're independent are concerned that they're into pinning a war because we understand the. diplomatic broadly the big are the diplomatic the how they put pressure on britain and i think we've seen other with the concern it get. and they're coming very very very. hard on it that's great to have in fact i want to play a verse to. response this is professor. talk about the main issues right now and get into a solution get into an election date have a listen. mistrust is the main reason behind this election selection processes and this is a rooted in the way the government to manage it previous dispensations of previous election is also the way the for that a number of states behave or acted in the past as though the

a member times we should have considering the martens about steak i know the leaders are all in mogadishu for some big conference but let's see how that goes there is no agreement on our agenda so we can have an open meeting or like it is confusion everywhere i'm going to say a little timeline everybody so we can see what happened sadly as we were creeping closer and closer and closer to the end of the president's mandate so let's start on february the 6 talks between the government and state leaders on how to administer elections well those talks they broke down sadly the 8th president how that's term expired the opposition leaders saying they would no longer recognize his presidency than a fight with the 19th opposition protesters came under attack from government forces who are marching in mogadishu and this happened hours after overnight fighting between government forces and armed opposition guards so now almost a month later how do you have news for us about the opposition organizing and you sent us a couple of pictures that you can tell us what's happening in these pictures right h

presidential i defy any mogadishu ok identifies as the president of mogadishu so you call that to a process which is not fraught a process where a country is the problems that we have that a country then you bring it prevent this guy from some idea ok so who do you trust to tackle this case that. so get it back on so that you go i want to kiss you for i do prattle on that kept a 7 or better united nations security council jumped at 7 i coughed up to 9. you've got to go and i really don't accept. they wouldn't get you would have in this case we did bring you said you didn't get. peace and it got you or what does get on his case with that and a good piece in the region we already add to what we've had to shut up in the region we don't want any i've done quite begin to read you an indian origin we warned you i my all going to dish on one america and france from attacking you did bia go under in my eyes you would find my editor wrote down to say. that he had time to suck a damn it's ok i've got to you know to suck it up with nobody said ok so so so obviously you want peace and calm in the regio

at least 20 people have been killed in the somali capital mogadishu off an explosion at a cafe popular with government workers are being blamed for the attack and the schapelle has more. for the 2nd time in a year a popular restaurant is attacked in somalia's capital dozens are dead or wounded. yemeni was crowded on friday night when this ricksha carrying explosives was driven into it a nearby building collapsed burying people under rubble for her night. among those killed in the blast was my brother whose name was up to salaam it's really very sad to witness this tragedy. the un and police have condemned al shabaab for the attack where the targets a stark evidence of how the terrorists don't want any joy of safety for the residents of the capital and the somalis in general who conduct investigations into the circumstances of the blast and inform you of the final results where another suicide bomber attacked the cathay in august last year prevented from entering he detonated his explosive vest at the entrance. controls rural areas in southern somalia and frequently targets government a

at least 10 people are being killed in the blast near a popular restaurant in somalia's capital mogadishu investigators believe a rickshaw loaded with explosives was detonated another 30 people have been wounded with a nearby building collapsing during rescue efforts the al qaeda linked group has claimed responsibility for the attack a battle over extending federal jobless benefits in the u.s. is delaying president joe biden's kroner virus relief bill in the senate the $1.00 trillion dollars package would go toward vaccines emergency payments and help for the unemployed a package of existing relief measures expires in a week also prosecutors in colombia are moving to drop charges of witness tampering against former president of our own rebate or e bay has always denied accusations that he bribed a witness to withdraw allegations linking him to paramilitary groups colombia's public prosecutor says there's no evidence of committed a crime. thousands of palestinian israelis have rallied in northern israel accusing police of failing to tackle a wave of violent crime in their communities $22.0

least 20 people have been killed in an explosion in the capital it happened to a restaurant near mogadishu central prison the attack so far has not been claimed by any armed groups but the information we have suggests that 13 people have also been wounded a nearby building also collapsed during the course of rescue efforts it's been a day of violence on the streets of senegal's capital where taxes have been fighting with police after a court decided the opposition politician is manas song should remain in custody violence broke out 2 days ago off to sancho was arrested for taking part in an unauthorized rally he's also facing rape charges which he denies saying the accusation is possible plot to block him from running for president in 2024 nicolas haq isn't a car. the response from the government itself has been muted just a statement saying and telling people to stay indoors and to follow the rules and regulations instilled by the government but look at the protest behind me here this is a defiant crowd. that seems to be unwilling to listen to the government's advice so they want to get t

. >> this is the main cemetery in mogadishu, and it is filling up fast, mostly from people who have diedcovid-19. this family is just the latest to bury a loved one. somalia is struggling to deal with a second wave of covid-19 cases, but health experts say that with limited testing and data collection, it is hard to know the true extent of the pandemic year. >> for the past two months, we have had just buried over 1000 people. to these are numbers we never witnessed before the pandemic. >> hospitals like at this one are also overwhelmed, and oxygen is running out. somalia has one of the world's most vulnerable health systems, and the world health organization says just about one quarter of somalia's 15 million population can access basic health care. doctors are worried the situation is getting worse. >> people do not believe in the existence of the covid-19 virus in somalia. once they get sick, they use traditional medicines to solve it. by the time they come to the hospital, they are critically ill. >> the government has rolled out a vaccination program. health workers, the elderly, an

at least 20 people have been killed in the somali capital mogadishu after an explosion at a cafe popular with government walk is al-shabaab is being blamed. for the 2nd time in a year a popular restaurant is attacked in somalia's capital dozens are dead or wounded. yemeni was crowded on friday night when this rickshaw carrying explosives was driven into it a nearby building collapsed burying people under rubble. among those killed in the blast was my brother whose name was up to salaam it's really very sad to witness this tragedy. the un and police have condemned al shabaab for the attack where the targets are starkly billions of how the terrorists don't want any joy or safety for the residents of the capital and the somalis in general who conduct investigations into the circumstances of the blast and inform you of the final results where another suicide bomber attacked the cathay in august last year prevented from entering he detonated his explosive vest at the entrance. controls rural areas in southern somalia and frequently targets government and civilian targets in mogadishu and al-j

somalia capital reports say it was in the vicinity of a restaurant in central mogadishu there's no word yet on any casualties there early at least 2 people were killed in a separate attack on a prison in the city of mosul. to the u.s. now where the senate is debating president joe biden's massive coronavirus relief bill the $1.00 trillion dollars package would go towards vaccines emergency payments and help for the unemployed and now he passed its 1st hurdle on thursday night but a number of amendments are expected over the coming hours a package of existing relief measures expires next weekend that speak to our white house correspondent kimberly hockett so can really what's the latest from this senate session how much progress have they made on this bill. well there has been progress made certainly it has already been passed in the house being debated in terms of those amendments you mentioned in the senate and the expectation is it will be passed likely sometime this week and potentially early saturday morning now in terms of those amendments how there have been a few changes as you r

this is the main referral hospital in mogadishu where the worst affected covert 1000 victims are treated. a year since the virus was 1st identified here it continues to claim victims. that's why many here have welcomed the arrival of the 1st batch of vaccines to fight the disease. of tuna disagree the. hope that. somebody experiences no every last year when. we're losing our citizens a very valuable to our people and we went through there to give an interview and the rollout has been immediate and public with health workers and government officials leading the way with the hope of encouraging the public to also get vaccinated. in reality the death toll is higher than what the ministry is currently registering because every day we hear citizens and now as the loss of their loved ones and the graveyards are filling up with people who have died from the virus especially in banner the region it's difficult to get the exact number of deaths and as a government we don't have the capacity to collect all the data. the koven 1000 threat is still present in somalia. the loss it brings is heavy. an

this is the main referral hospital in mogadishu where the worst affected covert in 1000 victims are treated. a year since the virus was 1st identified here it continues to claim victims. that's why many here have welcomed the arrival of the 1st batch of vaccines to fight the disease. of whom it is a great deal. of hope that. somebody experiences you know if you're going. to lose you know a. very valuable tool he will. run through it to you and the rollout has been immediate and public with health workers and government officials leading the way with the hope of encouraging the public to also get vaccinated. in reality the death toll is higher than what the ministry is currently registering because every day we hear citizens and downs the loss of their loved ones and the graveyards are filling up with people who have died from the virus especially in banner dear region it's difficult to get the exact number of deaths and as a government we don't have the capacity to collect all the data. the covert 1000 threat is still present in somalia. the loss it brings is heavy. and each death is much m

how many died in mogadishu? >> 19. and at the time that was awful. it's incomprehensible. >> while you are still fighting for your own life and everybody else's life you are fighting your way out, tomac like you're on death's ground and i am sure you felt that. >> and this isn't some goofy movie. you really sentence this is for real. it isn't a videogame and i don't just mean the violence, but the whole experience. it's just so very concrete and real. like okay i'm getting it for the first time i am understanding it, for some people. and once again people that have been through it -- it's also useful for some to be reading stories like okay i'm not alone. but it's like yeah there's a lot of people that are going through a lot and even that one thing i mentioned about the woman with tattoos and saying it's okay for me to feel this way because that scar doesn't go away and it will have an effect for a lot of people. how could it not. and it's okay to feel that way. you should feel that way. >> i will take one more question from natalie. the heaviness o

at least ten people have been killed in a car bomb attack on a restaurant in the somali capital mogadishuoutside the lul yemeni restaurant. the islamist militant group al—shabab said it carried out the latest attack. a boeing 737 max aircraft has made an emergency landing in the us after the captain shut down an engine because of a suspected mechanical problem. the american airlines flight landed safely at newark airport in newjersey. the company said the problem was not linked to the plane's flight control software. days of violent protests in senegal have led to the death of at least one person, with young people taking to the streets nationwide in support of the main opposition leader, who was detained on wednesday. several stores, as well as petrol stations, have been looted and burned. the senegalese opposition leader ousmane sonko was arrested after a hearing over alleged rape charges. the bbc�*s emiline nsingi nkosi reports. sonko supporters believe it to be a plot to remove their leader and suspect they are looking to run for a third term. at the beginning of february, a young 20—

controls rural areas in southern somalia and frequently targets government and civilian targets in mogadishu editorship al jazeera. egypt's president uphill fight says sisi has arrived in sit down for a diplomatic visit he's missing sudan's leaders including the head of state until fatah or han are expected to discuss several key issues including the dispute with ethiopia over the grand renaissance stand there this week egypt and sudan called on the international community to mediate in the crisis. but he stands prime minister imran khan has won a vote of confidence in parliament after suffering a surprise setback in senate elections khan's governing p.t.i. party won the most seats but his finance minister lost to former prime minister and opposition candidates. can cold all the votes on saturday after the opposition demanded his resignation. still to come on al-jazeera the u.s. accuses china of an attack on democracy over beijing's plans to change hong kong's electoral system. people or country are hurting right. and to have a u.s. president is trying to relieve some of the pain of the pand

this is the main cemetery in mogadishu and it's filling up fast mostly with people who say to have died from 1000 complications. this family is just the latest to buy a loved one. so mali is struggling to deal with a 2nd wave of covered $1000.00 cases but health experts say with limited testing and data collection it's hard to know the true extent of the pandemic here. for the past 2 months just over a 1000 people not all of them have died of the disease but these are numbers we've never witnessed before the pandemic. hospitals like de martini and isolation center are also overwhelmed and oxygen is running out. somalia has one of the world's most vulnerable health systems the world health organization says just about a quarter of somalia's 15000000 population can access basic health care doctors are worried the situation is getting worse the machine. people do not believe in the existence of the covenant in the virus in somalia once they get sick if misused traditional medicines to solve it by the time they are coming to the hospital they are critically ill. the government has ruled out

controls rule areas in southern somalia and frequently targets government and civilian targets in mogadishu and shipped al-jazeera. the u.s. senate has passed a compromise by democrats and republicans on federal benefits for millions of unemployed americans politicians have approved additional weekly unemployment rate of $300.00 until the beginning of september the agreement overcomes one of many obstacles to president joe biden's they have 2 trillion dollars covert by teen relief bill protests over the powerglide government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic turned violent on friday night. police fired tear gas and rubber bullets of hundreds of people as many broke into shops and set fire to cause in the capital a sunset power why as health minister has become the latest official to resign as record numbers of infections pushed hospitals close to collapse they've been chaotic scenes in rio de janeiro as thousands of elderly brazilians lined up for hours for covert 19 vaccines many had queued overnight after a city mayor said the japs would be given to people over 60 but only a fraction

being killed in an explosion near a popular restaurant in somalia's capital that happened close to mogadishu central prison on friday night investigators believe a rickshaw loaded with explosives was detonated another 30 people have been wounded near a building collapsed during rescue efforts the al qaeda linked group has claimed responsibility for that attack earlier at least 2 people were killed and 3 wounded in a separate attack on a prison in the city of. welcome the targets a stark evidence of how the terrorists don't want any joy or safety for the residents of the capital and the somalis in general who conduct investigations into the circumstances of the blast and inform you of the final results. another protester has been handed me in math united nations and boy urged divided security council to take swift action against the military's brutal crackdown christine is fret about and says that she received thousands of messages every day from people in myanmar pleading for help are diplomatic editor james bass reports now from u.n. headquarters in new york. in the last week the u.n. estim

at least ten people have been killed in a car bomb attack on a restaurant in the somali capital mogadishuwith explosives blew up outside the lul yemeni restaurant. some reports have put the number of casualties far higher than that. the islamist militant group al—shabab said it carried out the latest attack. the same venue was hit by a suicide bombing last year. the us space agency's perseverance rover has taken its first brief drive on the surface of mars. it moved 6.5 metres, which nasa described as a major milestone. the one—tonne robot landed on the red planet two weeks ago. since then, engineers have been carrying out extensive tests on its complex systems. perseverance is expected to travel about 15 kilometres over the next two years, conducting experiments and searching for evidence of ancient life. it's capable of driving about 200 metres a day. here in the uk, two unions representing tens of thousands of health care workers are warning of possible strike action after the government suggested a i% pay rise for most nhs workers in england. they argue they deserve more for the work

least 20 people have been killed in an explosion in the capital it happened to a restaurant near mogadishu central prison the attack so far has not been claimed by any armed groups but the information we have suggests that 13 people have also been wounded a nearby building also collapsed during the course of rescue efforts it's been a day of violence on the streets of senegal's kaput.

20 people have been killed in an explosion in the capital city it happened to a restaurant near mogadishu central prison the attacks not been claimed by any armed groups but a further 30 people were wounded with a nearby building collapse injuring rescue efforts. violence and may in mar is moving towards an acute humanitarian crisis the un special envoy has warned telling security council members that now is the time to act meanwhile in the country itself security forces of again targeted and she could protest as with rubber bullets and live ammunition in several cities across the country one man was killed in a peaceful march in mandalay. and pope francis began a historic visit to a. iraq in the 1st of a papal trip to the country hundreds of people gathered in places along his route from the airport the restrictions were in place because of concerns over security and the coronavirus pandemic on saturday the 84 year old pontiff will meet with iraq's eating shiite cleric grand ayatollah ali sistani in the city of najaf that's it for myself and the team here in london counting the cost is t

being killed and dozens were injured in the blast there a popular restaurant in somalia's capital mogadishu investigators believe a rickshaw loaded with explosives was detonated they all kind of linked group has claimed responsibility for to get. on the united nations special envoy is urging swift action from the security council against me miles military call follows the killing of another q protest on friday. in the city of mandalay those are the headlines more news in half an hour with comeau do stay with us up front is next. on counting the cost of rising seas threats to millions but where is the money to build defenses big investors hand out billions to startups about women and ethnic minorities are missing out plus rich americans are moving to florida to avoid months and. counting the cost on al-jazeera. is the right to free speech absolute or should there be limits and what do we do about the unprecedented power the big tech companies have over who gets to be heard that's our debate in this week's upfront special. free speech debates have been around for centuries but with increasing

20 people have been killed in an explosion in the capital city this happened to a restaurant near mogadishu central prison has been no claim of responsibility from any group so far but a further 30 people have been wounded in this attack with a nearby building collapsing in the middle of rescue efforts at least 2 people were killed and 3 wounded in a separate attack on a prison in the city of assassin. demonstrations in may in march again been met with rubber bullets and live ammunition from authorities. in several cities across the country tear gas was used in the city of daraa way while one man was killed in a peaceful march in mandalay in the largest city yangon hundreds of people came out to mourn a 25 year old protest or killed in wednesday's demonstrations that was the bloodiest day of the protests which of claimed at least $55.00 lives in the month since the military seized power and then a new video has emerged showing hundreds of protesters being detained by police and young gone on wednesday the protesters some of them well monks can be seen here queuing with their hands behind th

at least ten people have been killed in a car bomb attack on a restaurant in the somali capital mogadishuroup al—shabab said it carried out the latest attack. a boeing 737 max aircraft has made an emergency landing in the us after the captain shut down an engine because of a suspected mechanical problem. the american airlines flight landed safely at newark airport in newjersey. the company said the problem was not linked to the plane's flight control software. japan will mark the tenth anniversary of the deadly earthquake and tsunami that caused devastation in the north of the country next week. around 20,000 people are believed to have lost their lives. many of the survivors had to deal with desperate grief. some have found a unique way to cope, as tim allman explains. under the branches of a cherry tree stands this lonely phone box. inside, the line is disconnected, the receiver remains silent, but kazuyoshi sasaki does not care. he comes here quite often and dials the number of his wife's mobile phone. his wife died ten years ago in the tsunami. speaks japanese. he tells her about the

at least ten people have been killed in a car bomb attack on a restaurant in the somali capital, mogadishumeni restaurant. some reports have put the number of casualties far higher. the islamist militant group, al shabab, said it carried out the latest attack. the same venue was hit by a suicide bombing last year. stay with us on bbc news, still to come. the politics of soup. we'll reveal how the beetroot—based borscht is becoming a recipe for nationalism in eastern europe. first, the plates slid gently off the restaurant tables. then suddenly the tables, the chairs and people crashed sideways and downwards. it was just a matter of seconds as the ferry lurched onto her side. the hydrogen bomb. on a remote pacific atoll, the americans had successfully tested a weapon whose explosive force dwarfed that of the bomb dropped on hiroshima. i had heard the news earlier. and so my heart went bang, bang, bang. i the constitutional rights of these marchers are their rights as citizens of the united states, and they should be protected even in the right to test them out, so they don't get their heads

it's a battle against a brutal virus this is the main referral hospital in mogadishu where the worst affected covert 1000 victims are treated. a year since the virus was 1st identified here it continues to claim victims. that's why many here have welcomed the arrival of the 1st batch of vaccines to fight the disease. of whom it is a great deal well her family and hope that. somebody experiences you know the last of you when. you were using a lot of it is not a very valuable tool he will wind down through the overnight you know and the rollout has been immediate and public with health workers and government officials leading the way with the hope of encouraging the public to also get vaccinated. in reality the death toll is higher than what the ministry is currently registering because every day we hear citizens and now it's the loss of their loved ones and the graveyards are filling up with people who have died from the virus especially in banner day region it's difficult to get the exact number of deaths and as a government we don't have the capacity to collect all the data. to cove

30 injured after a suicide car bomb detonated outside a restaurant near the port in the capital mogadishu friday. the attack led to the cancellation of a protest over the indefinite postponement of elections amid an ongoing constitutional crisis. in burma, witnesses say two protesters were killed by live fire today during ongog anti-coup protests. burma's main labor unions have launched a general strike as mass protests and the violent crackdown on pceful demonstrators intensify five weeks after the military coup. february 1 an official from the party of overthrown civilian leader aung san suu kyi died over the weekend while in police stody. at least 50 people have been killed since the start of protests. soldiers have begun camping out in rangoon hospitals and university campuses in what a local group says is an effort to terrorize residents. in the philippines, a local rights group has accused security forces of killing nine activists during a series of raids sunday. the raids came just two days after president rodrigo duterte ordered forces to "kill" and "finish off communist rebels."

law enforcement analyst and former fbi supervisory special agent peter licata joins us now from mogadishu in somalia. thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you, rosemary. >> so we still don't know the motive behind this mass shooting in boulder, colorado, but the suspect is now in custody. so how do police go about asking the right questions to establish why the shooter did this? >> well, unfortunately over the last ten years, law enforcement has become too familiar on how to deal with these situations. so the interview of the shooter is either going to be custodial where he'll be read his miranda rights or he'll be talked to. regardless, that's for the district attorney and law enforcement to decide how they approach him. that being said, it will be a very thorough interview as to what his state of mind is, what his motivation was, where or how and when did he procure the rifle, the ammunition. and at the same time that's going on, i can assure you warrants are being drafted for searches of his residence, for his vehicle, and for his electronic devices -- laptop, desktop, cell phone

it's a battle against a brutal virus this is the main referral hospital in mogadishu where the worst affected covert in 1000 victims are treated. a year since the virus was 1st identified here it continues to claim victims. that's why many here have welcomed the arrival of the 1st batch of vaccines to fight the disease. of tuna this is a great thing that. somebody experiences you know every year when. we're losing our citizens. very valuable to all people in the country to overnight. and the rollout has been immediate and public with health workers and government officials leading the way with the hope of encouraging the public to also get vaccinated. in reality the death toll is higher than what the ministry is currently registering because every day we hear citizens and downs the loss of their loved ones and the graveyards are filling up with people who have died from the virus especially in banda dhea region it's difficult to get the exact number of deaths and as a government we don't have the capacity to collect all the data. the coven 1000 threat is still present in somalia. the

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this is the main cemetery in mogadishu and it's filling up fast mostly with people who say to have died from 1000 complications. this family is just the latest to buy a loved one. somalia is struggling to deal with a 2nd wave of college 1000 cases but health experts say with limited testing and data collection it's hard to know the true extent of the pandemic here. for the past 2 months just over a 1000 people not all of them have died of the disease but these are numbers we've never witnessed before the pandemic. hospitals like de martini and isolation center are also overwhelmed and oxygen is running out. somalia has one of the world's most vulnerable health systems the world health organization says just about a quarter of somalia's 15000000 population can access basic health care doctors are worried the situation is getting worse. people do not believe in the existence of the covenant in the virus in somalia once they get sick if misused or maybe since to solve it by the time they are coming to the hospital they are critically ill. the government has rolled out a vaccination program