they respect the president, they respect robert mugabe. >> now time for sport. here is robin. >> thank you very much. huge occasion, the indians could use the help of the huge bowling conditions, 83-17 with three overs. we have more reports. >> when they went through the first three over it looked like a nail. biting finish might be on the card. one that showed the traditional strength of each team. there was a listering performance by mohammed, who is just returning from a five-year ban for spot fixing. which included three months in prison. and by they were hoping that this was a sign of things to come from the youngster. >> athletic madrid with the first defeat just the one goal, scored by atletico. they would drive the winner, and moved to within five points of leader. barcelona in second place. let's have a look at the confirmation that athletic space close the gap in real madrid. the league hopes are all but over. they hope to keep hold of the premier league lead. they would have the 1-0 win over norwich, and puts them five points over tottenham and arsena

for the first time all of this is happening days before robert mugabe turns 92. it will cost hundreds of thousands of dollars meanwhile many across the country struggle to make it through the day. >> apple will not help the u.s. government encrypt the iphone. apple said breaking into the phone will threaten the security of all of its suesers. here is tom ackerman. >> the legal fight between apple and the u.s. justice department came to a led after the decemb december 2nd attack when a couple open fired at a christmas office party in san bernardino, california. he left behind a facebook entry pledging political to isil. fbi investigators tried to obtain evidence from the iphone farouk used for work and asked apple for hem in unlocking it. a feature wipes the memory after ten failed attempts to enter the correct password. apple claims that helping to break into the phone would cause them to have to build a new software. the company says it will fight a judge's order to comply with a government demand. at a white house cyber summit last month apple's ceo said that t

and robert mugabe is the only surviving african leader to have continuously been in power since winning independence. he became prime minister of zimbabwe in 1980. that muts museveni in fourth place with 30 years in office. >>> well, one african country which will get a relatively new leader is central african republic. the presidential run off with 62% of the vote. it's hope thad his election will restore democracy and help end inter-religious violence. an ally defeated another former prime minister, who won 37% of the vote. >> a state of emergency has been declared in fiji which is getting battered by one of the strongest storms ever erred in the southern hemisphere. tropical storm winston has packed winds 190 kilometers an hour as it makes its way across the pacific. that's the equivalent of a category 5 hurricane. caroline malone has more. >> racing to get out of the way of cyclone winston, the strongest storm on record to hit fiji. it's been battering the outer island with high winds and heavy rain. the nationwide curfew was imposed at 6:00 p.m. local time. many opted to stay at ho

the president of zimbabwe, robert mugabe is throwing himself an opulent 92nd birthday in a part of theght, and adding to public outrage is his lavish spending, despite the country's struggle. the drought that's gripping that country has intensified this year's cries for discretion. cnn money africa correspondent is there live outside the celebrations. it's good to have you with us. the question i have for you, given in great disparity between the party for the president and the conditions they're dealing with, what is the public opinion of this president? >> reporter: well, i mean, public opinion, as you can see here, 50,000 people have gathered for this celebration. they have come from across zimbabwe. we're talking about a drought. ironically, it's raining today. and it's rain that's come way too late. apart from that, you've got unemployment at a staggering 85%. everyone you speak to, experts, when you speak to government officials they say, yeah, 85% is what we're seeing officially -- we can't talk about an unemployment rate that is that high. over and above that would you have got

for the first time since independence in 1980, civil servants have been paid just days before robert mugabe celebrates turning 92. they're throwing a birthday celebration that will cost hundreds of thousands of dollars meanwhile people throughout the country struggle to make it through the day. >> still to come here on the news hour, sports in a moment including the very latest from wednesday's last six champions league matches. and how the boom in car numbers in china is leading to this. we'll tell you what has been done to fight the road wage epidemic. >> one man is on a mission to bring calm to the highways. adrian brown explains. >> just 25 years ago bicycles still outnumbered cars on beijing's roads. today the city's traffic jams are among the worst in the world and this is the consequence. road rage. many cars are now fitted with dashboard cameras capturing in often startling detail what was once would seem unthinkable. [ screaming ] >> inspired by his experiences living in britain he set up a volunteer organization to teach driving etiquette. >> i think going back to u.k. they're ver

it's more than a decade since robert mugabe celebrates his 92nd birthday on sunday began taking landway from white farmers and givering it to black zimbabwe angels. the government plans to reissue land leases to commercial farms run by white farmers. more now. >> mitchell has been farming in zimbabwe for decades she is one of the few hundred white farmers left. she's constantly worried that she will be kicked off the farm. >> it's like living on a knife edge because you never know what's going to happen tomorrow or next week if you want to go further forward with your project, then you actually don't know. >> it's going to -- you are going to achieve what you want to do and if you are still going to be there to reap the rewards. >> but she could soon have some form of security. the government announces it will issue 99 year leases to whites who are providing a service to the community and working well with the locals. >> this is the only commercially allowed hatchery selling around 100,000 chicks a week. before land reform when many were given to black zim zimns, there were around 4,