. >> now, the world news, pakistan's president pervez musharraf has survived an attack near his car has he travelled from hospital. he was being treated for a heart condition and arrived safely at his farmhouse. the government banned pooush from leaving the -- pervez musharraf from leaving the country prior to his trial. >> al jazeera demand the release of its prison irs. the trial of peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy, and mohammed badr has been adjourned until april 10th, and are accused of providing a platform. a fourth journalist abdullah al-shami has been detained since august. he's been on hunger strike. al jazeera rejects all charges against its staff. >> to kenya, where security forces intensified the crackdown on refugees. the government says some of them support the somali armed group al-shabab. tania page reports on the city of mombassa. >> they are mourning the victims of one of the latest killings in kenya. six were gunned down at a church in mombasa a week and a half ago. and a muslim cleric has been shot dead. he had been accused of having close ties with the somali islami

since former president pervez musharraf who was on trial for treason has escaped an assassination attempt. early thursday morning a bomb went off as his convoy made its way from the hospital to his home on the outskirts of islam about the bomb appeared to be and it needed to really just before the convoy passed later some analysts speak to the course of the pies on friday as he and his mama bought pies on wilshire and it's about several previous assassination attempts. what happened there today and has anyone claimed responsibility the cd if you can hear me designed by is genuine in islam. the note you are special section on afghanistan would try to get back to buy zune is soon we can get some communications going there. afghans build two polls on saturday to elect the new president as one of afghanistan's neighbors china has been supporting efforts toward a peaceful growth in that country are reported to you tim spoke to a senior official from the chinese foreign ministry about china's role in promoting development and stability in afghanistan. the sorry state of the stinkin to kampala t

pervez musharraf was charged with high treason. the former leader and army chief wants to visit his mother and get medical treatment in the u.s. he was charged with unlawfully disobeying the constitution. he was one of pakistan's longest serving leader and military ruler to be indicted. >> a controversial decision in the trial of the heir to the du pont family fortune, why a judge is suspending his sentence despite an unspeakable crime. >> what a governor is doing to outrage residents. >> the u.n. giving a dire warning over the fall out from climate change. the devastation some have already seep. >> a live look at the capitol hill building where mary barra, from gm will appear to answer question by congress over a series of fatal crashes involving faultry ignition switches. >> court documents are revealing a surprising outcome. a wealthy du pont heir who pleaded guilty was convicted but the judge ruled that he would not do well in prison and gave him probation. the case was public whennize ex-wife filed a lawsuit against him, seeki

. >> pakistan's former president pervez musharraf survived a bomb attack on islamabad. he was treated for a heart condition and arrived safely at his farmhouse. he's been banned from leaving the country ahead of his trial. >> egypt's country is considering tougher measures following a bomb attack. a security policeman was killed on wednesday. five others are recovering in hospital. three bombs went off in cairo close to where protests were taking blahs. >> al jazeera is demanding the rl of germans held in prison. the trial of peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy, and mohammed badr has been adjourned until april 10th. they are accused of providing a platform for the outlawed muslim brotherhood. abdullah al-shami, al jazeera arabic, has been an trial sips august. he has been held without trial. al jazeera rejects all charges. >> to the ukraine - 12 members of the disbanded riot police unit have been detained on suspicions of killing protesters, accused of killing more than 100 people before viktor yanukovych was ousted. the acting attorney-general said the detainees were mem

and in pakistan, former military ruler pervez musharraf was indicted for treason for suspending the constitution in 2007. he pleaded not guilty. >> ifill: north korea and south korea got into an artillery duel today, firing hundreds of shells into the yellow sea, near the disputed maritime boundary. the north opened fire first, and the south answered. no one was hurt, but the south korean defense ministry warned it better not happen again. >> ( translated ): our military believes that north korea's maritime shelling is a planned provocation, an attempt to take the initiative in the south- north relationship. if north korea provokes our islands and waters using our fair counter shooting as an excuse, our military will firmly punish them. >> ifill: the shelling came a day after north korea threatened to conduct another nuclear test. on wall street, stocks moved higher, after the federal reserve chair, janet yellen, played down any prospect of raising interest rates. the dow jones industrial average gained 134 points to close at 16,457. the nasdaq rose 43 points to close just short of 4,199. the s-

. >> a narrow scaip for pak -- escape for pakistan's former president pervez musharraf. a bomb exploded on a bridge minutes after he drove past. it was an assassination attempt. the former president and army chief was charged with treason for suspending the constitution and imposing emergency rule in 2006. pervez musharraf denies charges and says the accusations against hum are politically motivated. >> afghans head to the polls. the current president hamid karzai was afghanistan's first democratically elected leader. the taliban has carried out several high profile attacks in the run off to election. they've been targetting polling centres, the election commission and candidates. the vote on april 5th, and the results will be announced later this month. >> a supreme court ruling could affect elections in this country for years to come. the high court voted on campaign limits. conservatives say the ruling is a one for free speech, but liberals say it will remove ordinary minister from the process. adam may looks at impacts. >> it's a familiar scene during every election

pakistan's former president pervez musharraf who's currently standing trial for treason has escaped an assassination attempt a bomb apparently went off just behind his convoys that passed over a bridge no one is admitted to the attack but the pakistani taliban have threatened to kill the former leader earlier this week musharraf was charged with unlawfully suspending the constitution in two thousand and seven. and the deep freeze of the siberian winter thorough wrist still the most popular way to keep warm but the industry has plenty of critics artie's tabby not say explores the issue now on her journey to one of the world's coldest places to live . the next leg of my journey is even with her is a way of life here first have been the only protection against the ice in winter thousands of years and if you take a winter stroll through either gates is no doubt about the fabric of choice for women of all ages because my husband gave me this coat and i'm happy to have it maybe in the future i'll wear something else when they invent some new materials. sable features on the city's coats of a

and pakistan's former president pervez musharraf who is currently standing trial for treason as escaped an assassination attempt bomb went off just behind his convoy as it passed over a bridge known as admitted to the attack but the pakistani taliban after threatened to kill the four. earlier this week musharraf was charged for lawfully suspending the constitution in two thousand and seven. ok i'll be back with you in around half an hour's time. looks at the future facing the shouted greek economy that's next on the international. exactly sixty years ago according to the guardian the soviet union actually tried to join nato to create an allied air of peace and a post world war two world and what answer did they get nato said the offer was unrealistic and not worth discussing one year later the warsaw pact was born and the cold war started decades later nothing has changed nato continues to expand despite breaking agreements not to expand which surrounds russia and china with bases all offers from russia to jointly run the missile shield that nato is setting up in europe are totally igno