over a firearm to local activists in northern kenya. the weapons stolen from 23 security officers. who are attacked last week. the elders were given the gun by men who were too afraid to hand it over to the government. the young men are believed to have killed the officers who are in this truck a few kilometers from a town for which a rival tribe have fought for control. >> maybe after this giving the government their gun, we now calm down and ask them who are these boys who did this problem. >> reporter: the killing of the police officers was a peak of tensions between the two tribes but they have fought to decades over cattle and grazing lands. now oil and other natural gases have been discovered. and the battle over areas with these resources has become a politicized so 50 indicated and violent. he says his son was decapitated by a man from the rival tribe. in what he believes white sox a revenge attack. it's been a month and his son's headless body remains atta mortuary. >> translator: i cannot bury him without a head. it's a taboo.

. >> tribal elders hand over a firearm in northern kenya. it's one of the weapons stolen from 23 security officers attacked last week. the elders were given the gun by men too afraid to hand it over to the government. the officers were killed in this truck a few kilometers from a town. a rival tribe has been fighting for control. >> after giving the government their gun, we now come down and ask them who are these boys who did this? >> the killing of the police officers was the peak of recent tensions between the two tribes, but they fought for decades over cattle and grazing lands, now oil and other natural gases have been discovered and the battle over areas with these resources has become a politicized, sophisticated and violent. this man says a man was decapitated in a region attack. his son's headless body remains. >> i cannot bury him without a head. it's a taboo. >> roughly 2,000 police and soldiers have been deployed to disarm the tribes who are holding thousands of illegal firearms. we've spoken to some of the people who live in the

actions. >> reporter: tribal elders from the community hand over a firearm to local activists in northern kenya. it's a weapon stolen from 23 security officers who were attacked. the eldest were given the gun by men afraid to hand it over. the young men are believed to have killed the offices in this track from a town, from which a rival tribe have fought for control. >> maybe after this, giving the government their gun, we come down and ask them who was these boys that did the problem. >> the killing of the police officer was a peak of tensions between the two tribes. they fought for decades over cattle and grading land. oil and gases have been discovered, and the battle of areas with the resources is politicized, sophisticated and violent. this man says his son was decapitated by a map from the rival tribe in what is believed to be a revenge attack. it's been a month, his son's headless body is at the mortuary. >> i cannot bury him without a head. it's taboo. >> 2,000 police and soldiers have been deployed to disarm the tribes holding thousands of illegal firearms. we spoke to some people in

. >> average who is are sheltering in northern kenya mainly from somalia and south sudan, the food worldprogram said it it's cutting it's rations to $1,000 a day. they're trying to raise $38 million to fund it's next six months. why the funding shortfall? >> i think the main reason is the world is facing so many humanitarian crises of such scale and complexity that the needs are outstripping the aid that the humanitarian assistance that is available to meet them. and so there is this growing gap between the ever-increasing humanitarian needs and the resources that the donaries have available to contribute to agencies like wpfp. while a lot of resources are going to syria, south sudan, ebola-effected countries of west africa, you're seeing significant humanitarian needs in refugee camps in kenya which at this point are not being met. >> a surgery who contracted ebola has been moved to the united states for treatment. the doctor, an u.s. permanent resident, is said to be critically ill. at the g-20 conference in australia the charity ox fam has been pushing for a stronger commitment. >> th

many camps are in northern kenya populated by people who fled w war-torn neighbors south sudan as wellas somalia. let's speak to senior regional spokesperson for the world food program. joining us from nairobi, thank you for being with us. when you say there has been a shortfall in aid, why is that right now? >> well, i think the main reason is because the world is facing so many humanitarian crisis of such scale and complexity that the humanitarian needs worldwide are just outstripping the aids that is the humanitarian systems that are available to meet them. there is this growing gap between the ever increasing humanitarian needs and resources that the donors have available to contribute to agencies like wsp. while a lot of resources are going into syria to south sudan, south africa rebel, the ebola effected countries, you see places like the refugee camps in kenya at this point is not being met. >> you're announcing rations that are very important, very vital to half a million hungry refugees in kenya are going to be cut in half. how else is the shortfall going to affect these refug

. >> reporter: tribal elders from this community hand over a firearm to activists in northern kenya. it is a weapon stolen from 23 security officers attacked last week. the elders were given the campaign by men, afraid to hand it over. the young men are believed to kill the officers in this track from a town called kapedo. for which tribes have fought for control. >> maybe after this, giving the government their gun, we'll come down and ask them who are these boys would did this problem. >> the killing of the police officers was a peak of tensions between the two tribes, they fought for decades over cattle and grazing lands. oil and gases have been discovered. the battle for areas is more politicized and sophisticated and violent. this man's son was decapitated by a man from a rival frib in what -- tribe in what is believed to be a tribal attack. it's been a month, and his son's body is at the mortuary. >> i cannot bury him without a head. it's taboo >>> police have been deploy to find the tribes holding illegal firearms. we spoke to people in the area, and they accuse the security f

. >>> 28 people were killed today in a pre-dawn attack on a bus in northern kenya. witness say al-shabab gunmen single out of passengers by citing from the qur'an and those who could not were shot in the head. the somalia-based islamist group is hoping to start a religious war and one local official called today's attack an avoid mazz ker, criticizing the government for failing to provide extra security in the areas vulnerable to attack. >>> secretary of state john kerry said talks about iran and six world's power over the nuclear program are "making careful progress." in vienna as a monday deadline looms, u.s. and kux france germany russia and china all want iran to sharply reduce its nuclear enrichment capacity and allow for inspections. iran insists its nuclear program is not aimed at weapons making, but purely energy- related. >> we have been obviously having difficult talks here on a complicated topic. >> yesterday a senior iranian official says he expects the negotiations to end with an outline for a deal ahead of the deadline. >>> another woman is making out

it happen in northern kenya. the bus was highway jacked by a well armed group.y were ordered to recite the islamic creed. the dead was 19 men and women, most of them school teachers. a representative for a l- sha bob that it was because of the raids on four mosque. there were air strikes that killed 45 rebels. they have been linked by the way to 135 attacks in kenya since 2011, when kenya sent troops in somalia. and one of those attacks left 67 people dead in an upscale mall last year. >> secretary of state john kerry warn of serious gaps in the talks with a nuclear deal with iran. the u.s. and other world powers face a monday deadline to end the six years of dilog with teheran and still nothing. alwill lies say including israel and their concern may be too leniet and not do enough to stop iran from belling a nuclear weapon. others are concerned about iowa >> they arrived in vienna in a deadline for a nuclear deal. >>>> reporter: if a solution is not found, the world will understand that the islamic republic is seeking a solution and constructive dialogue. >> it

were on their way to a test site >>> 28 people were killed in an early morning bus attack in northern kenya. somalia al-shabab took credit. they said they hijacked the bus, singling out and killing 28 passengers, soon to be non-muslim. there were 32 survivors. the military struck back with air strikes, killing 45 rebels. >> in africa, boko haram fighters attacked in in north-eastern nigeria. it's not the first time the up to was targeted. it was attacked in august. this time 50 people were killed. >> still ahead on al jazeera america how you can sing whether john lennon, and help children around the world. plus.... >> i'm wayne hays sitting down to lunch with japanese school children, to find out why they are among the healthiest in the world. [ ♪ music ] >>> talk about a unique approach the john lennon classic "imagine" ♪ imagine all the people ♪ living for the day ♪ imagine there's no countries ♪ it isn't hard to do... . >> sponsored by u.n.i.c.e.f., it's called the imagine project. every day people encouraged to record their own version of the song. some will be combined with famous arti

hijacking in northern kenya.suspected islamic extremists killed all 60 -- pulled all 60 passengerring off the bus. they separated anyone who appeared to be non-muslim. 28 of them, and shot them. police say the attack was carried out by al-shabab. >>> sources now telling fox news that it is unlikely that the grand jury in ferguson, missouri will render a decision this weekend. instead that decision is now not expected to come until at least on monday. that's when the grand jury has decided to reconvene. this comes as protesters in ferguson to the streets today for a third straight night last night. authorities, civil rights leaders and michael brown's family are calling for peaceful protests no matter what the decision. joining us for more is michael mars, the president and executive director of the new york civil rights coalition and former assistant director for the naacp. all these years it's always good to see you. we now know the grand jury will not come today or tomorrow. likely, if it comes at all, early ne

i'm shuty ghosh live from our headquarters in doha >>> an attack in northern kenya leaves more than 20 dead. >>> diplomacy in turkey. the u.s. vice president is in istanbul hoping to narrow the growing divide between the two countries. >> down to the wire - top documents at the negotiating table trying to reach a deal over the iran nuclear program. >> bahrain holds parliamentary elections since the protest three years ago. the opposition is calling for a boycott. plus... >> i'm wayne hayes sitting to lunch with japanese schoolchildren. to find out why they are among the healthiest in the world. >>> gunmen hijack add bus near kenya's north-eastern border near somalia and killed 28 passengers. they were on the way to nairobi, when attackers forced the bus to turn before shooting passengers. non-muslims were singled out to be killed, following raids in mombassa, seeing 350 arrested. police were looking for arms and those connected to the somalia al-shabab group. speaking to us earlier, a reporter from the standard newspaper. bus passengers were told they were from the armed group al-shaba

. >>> bodies of the 28 people are transported to nirobi after a bus attack in northern kenya. authorities say somalia islamic extremist group al-shabob hijack the bus and singled out men and woman who were not muslim. al-shabob claimed responsibility claiming it was in retaliation for raids carried out against them by kenya security forces. >>> pope frances met with young autism patients and their families at the vatican this weekend. it was part of the three kay conference with health issues with a special focus on autism. pope's goalies to remove stigma man with people with autism. church officials say this is the biggest medical conference of its kind. >>> well, this istive rent the italian city of venice puts brakes on wheeled luggage, yeah, town leaders there say suitcases dragged around the city on the sidewalks and such are making so much noise that residents cannot sleep. well, is there also concern about the damage that is left behind on marble and stone stair and walkways there. anyone caught using the bags will face a hefty fine. i'm always contracting my luggage he

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. >> in kenya's president who has ordered a northern tribe to turn in those responsible for the killingf 22 mreringz. they were ambushed by local tribesmen in terkana county during a security operation on friday. the local leaders say the att k attackers mistook them for an invading tribe. they asked for two weeks to hands over the attackers but for help in a boarder dispute. >> we look at the issues ahead of the u.s. mid-term elections where control of the senate is up for grabs. at a time climate of change, how the pacific nation is adapting to protect itself from global warming. ♪ >> bying homes by the landlords. monitory value. >> they're being taken advantage the crisis continues. >> ground breaking... >> they're firing canisters >> ... emmy award winning investigative series. landlords. >> top stories on al jazeera: at least 50 people killed in a blast on the india/pakistan border. the bomb exploded in the crossing near lahore. at least 100 people wounded. excuse me. farso where gunfire has been reported at the state television station in the capital and follows ongoing demonstrat

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