south sudan is still locked in a territorial dispute with sudan and armed insurgents are active in some areas outside the capital. in the eastern state of jangali, there have been heavy casualties that is affecting the daily lives of the 120,000 people who live there. >> what challenges do the leaders face as they put together the pieces to build a nation. >> even now, drawing up a national budget is impossible. they haven't laid out their plans for how much the government will spend on education, infrastructure, or any other things that go into a national budget. government leaders have little experience in politics. most were members of armed groups before they became politicians. they have to manage escalating tensions with sudan over oil. the two governments disagree over how much the new country should pay to use the pipeline that runs through sudan. in retaliation, south sudan decided last month to shut down production. so the country's leaders will have to clear a number of hurdles before they can build a stable, prosperous nation. >> masaki suda reporting for us. thank you. >>>

sudan and north sudan, the people you saw in the video clip just now have run to live in caves.housands of them, possibly even 10s of thousands of people, most of them children, living in caves because daily they are attacked by these government war planes. why is this happening? it's a very good question. as you well know, from your understanding of what is happening in the world, recently the south sudan split from the north. there was a argument over vast oil reserves. but on top of that, the political -- the politics and the territorial disputes have unleashed a kind of, what happens to be a strong evidence we found of ethnic cleansing where the nuban people, which is a black african people appear to be targeted and have been for months now by the most approximately arab government of sudan. and they are called char coal, when they are attacked, they are called black slaves when they are attacked, what we have is what we have had in other parts of the world. people being targeted for a lot of reasons but it has unleashed a kind of ethnic cleansing and systematic rape and kid

sudan has carried out several attacks in south kordofan. they have forced thousands to flee the area. cbn.com with the challenges facing south sudan. >>> super faith at the superbowl. indianapolis and talk to the players about football and faith. >> politics and prayer came together in washington, d.c. u.s. president obama talked from the national prayer breakfast. >> reporter: what could bring two people from opposite ends the political session? >> jesus said if we have mustard seeds, we could move mountains. >> and nancy pelosi. >> give your servant a heart to understand to govern your people. >> together on one stage the national prayer breakfast. it is an event that exams the life of jesus as a model for servant leadership. >> we don't need a constitutional amendment. we need to act better and jesus gives us the place to start. >> for the third time, president obama announced the crowd where he discussed the importance of prayer. >> these moments of prayer slow us down, they humble us. >> he revealed thipgs about his own spiritual habit

for example, south sudan has only 70 kilometers of paved words. the red clay roads became too muddy to use during the rainy season. these roads are crucial, because in land-locked south sudan, they were necessities mostly transported from neighboring countries like kenya and uganda. you have to cross the nile river, but one bridge is the only bridge in all of the country. it suffers from wear and tear, and there is a limit on the number of vehicles that can cross the bridge at once. it is only wide enough for one truck to pass at a time. security in the region also remains unstable. beside the nile river, women and children suddenly start to flee. police fired warning shots as a scuffle has broken out among dozens of truckers. most of the people still live in poverty without electricity or gas. running water is scarce, even in the capitol. trucks circulate, distributing the necessary liquid to residents. >> despite our efforts to bring services to the people, provide security, things have not been very smooth. being part of the community, this ass

with south sudan could lead to war. those two countries are odds over oil, which south sudan can only export through its neighbor. they have been unable to agree on terms, leading sudan to seize some of the oil. in retaliation, the south shut down production altogether. the president says the attack to shut down is an attempt to cause the sudanese government to blush. war crimes tribunal had a life sentence to the khmer rouge execution appeared the 69 year- old is the first member of the khmer rouge regime to be tried by the united nations-backed tribunal. >> the judge called it a factory of death. security prison 21 in palm pen. thousands were tortured and executed here. a united nations-backed tribunal has ruled he will spend the rest of his life behind bars. he had appealed a previous sentence, pleading he was merely following orders, but the court instead decided the original prison term did not reflect the severity of his crimes. those crimes include murder, torture, execution, and enslavement. under cambodia's khm

in estimated two thousand arrive every month in sudan -- an increasing number have been kidnapped for ransom. >> they came hoping for a better life. the fleet compulsory national service and tough conditions are at home are usually confronted with a much harder fate. this woman was kidnapped and beaten. >> i was held for four months. i was raped. i became pregnant. they threw me away. my baby is 9 months old now. >> elsewhere in the refugee camp, like seems to go on as normal. everyone is scared they could be taken. the kidnappers typically ask for thousands of dollars. if the person cannot pay, they are tortured until a relative or friend sends the money. bductions aree adoptio taking place near the border. they also happen right here at the refugee camp. it's causing growing concern. >> it moves from sudan into egypt, from egypt into israel -- [inaudible] and this is a very big concern to us. >> the sudanese government says this is a simple law and order issue. almost all the alleged kidnappers come from the ethnic group [inaudible] >> i think they should not be accused as a whole f

news in brief sudan the newly independent south sudan has signed a non-aggression treaty the agreement aims to relieve tensions over all fees for territory on the border which officials had warned could escalate into a military conflict south sudan split from the north last year ending decades of civil war in which some one point five million people died. iran's president is to make a major announcement on the country's controversial nuclear program in the next few days. gave no details but said he would never hold the program to enrich uranium which he says is for only peaceful purposes he was speaking on the thirty third anniversary of the country's islamic revolution tens of thousands of pro-government demonstrators have gathered across the country to mark the occasion. lithuania has become the latest country to see public discontent with the international and piracy accord known as actor hundreds of rallied outside government buildings in the capital vilnius critics of the treaty which aims to protect intellectual property. freedom of speech and lead to online censorship similar ra

the country gained i understand pence from sudan last july. they warn the situation would worsen iffeth nick unrest continues. the united nations has chosen an oyster farmer in northeastern japan as one of the first recipients of the forest heroes award. the man was recognized for his decades long efforts to keep sea water clean by planting trees along a local river. he is among the six winners of the new award. another celebration paul mccartney has become the last member of the beatles to receive a star on hollywood's walk of fame. he was hon in order for his long standing contribution to the music industry mainly for his activities as a solo artist. the beatles were checkively given a star in 1998. we have weather up next with weather. >> welcome back. finally the peak of heavy snow in western half ojapan is over. that doesn't mean we're not going to see snow. we are still expecting about half a meter of snow to pile up. fresh snow piling up in the next 24 hours. so there's still a high risk of avalanche. however, mean while the rest of the

the country gained independence from sudan last july. the situation would coursen if ethnic unrest continues. the united nations has chosen an oyster farmer in tsunami hit northeastern japan as part of the first recipients of the forest hero award. he was recognized for his decade long efforts to keep sea water clean by planting trees along a local river. he is among the six winners of the new award. another celebration paul mccartney has become the last member of the beatles to receive a star on hollywood's walk of fame. the 69-year-old was honored for his long standing contribution to the music industry mainly for his activities as a solo artist. the beatles were collectively given a star in 1998. we have weather up next. >> welcome back. finally the peak of heavy snow in the western half of japan is over. that doesn't mean we're not going to be seeing snow. in one region we are expecting about half a meter of snow to pile up. fresh snow piling up in the next 24 hours. there's still a high risk of avalanche. meanwhile, the rest of the

now a look at some of the other news starting with the growing tensions between sudan and south sudan. the president has said that the climate with the government of south sudan is closer to war than to peace. he was speaking on state television the day after the south sudanese president warned that the new complex would erupt if a bidder will and border negotiations with khartoum -- would erupt if bitter oil and board negotiations with khartoum failed. the anonymous group -- the hacker group anonymous has released a recording made of a discussion between fbi and u.k. officials on the subject of hacking. anger boiled over for a second day due to the deaths of 74 people at a football match. this has left four people dead. >> more open hostility in tahrir square. demonstrators confront the police outside of the interior ministry and now the wall that was separate in them has been partly dismantled. overnight, protesters went to work removing the heavy concrete blocks. they stayed on the streets after a day of clashes with the security forces. >> the military must step down. we have had

. >> now the sudan military is bombing a bible school. and it's not just any bible school.one that was built by reverend franklin graham's aid group. reverend graham joins us. nice to see you, sir. >> nice to be with you. >> what happened in week some. >> on wednesday afternoon about 5:00, a russian made bomber flew over and dropped 8 bombs on the bible school. it was the first day of school. bible school was filled with the students and their families. they heard the plane coming so they suspected what was about to happen so they ran and they were able to get away from the buildings as the bombs fell. no one was killed and as far as we know no one was hurt. it started fires and things like that but we don't know what all the destruction was. >> we have pictures we can put up on the screen for the view, to see of the bombed-out buildings. you have been bombed before in the sudan. >> yes. >> it's not the first time. >> not the first time. >> why are they bombing a bible school. >> the government of sudan has targeted schools, hospitals, which they bombed one hospital we had

sudan and a newly independent south sudan have signed a non-aggression treaty with the agreement to relieve tensions over all fees for territory on the border officials had warned could escalate into a military conflict south sudan split from the north last year ending decades of civil war in which some one point five million people died. iran's president is to make a major announcement on the country's controversial nuclear program in the next few days with a judge gave no details but said it would never hold its program to enrich uranium which he says is for peaceful purposes he was speaking on the thirty third anniversary of the country's islamic revolution tens of thousands of pro-government demonstrators gathered across iran to mark the occasion. for militants have been killed during a counter terror operation in the republic of dagestan that's in russia's north caucuses one security officer was also killed and one injured during the shootout police blocked the gunmen in the house and evacuated all the residence security forces then opened fire after the militants refused to surrender

sudan and newly independent south sudan have signed a non-aggression treaty agreements to relieve tensions over disputed territory on the border and the sharing of oil revenues south sudan split from the north last year ending decades of civil war in which some one in the hof million people died in argentina as accused britain of sending nuclear missiles near the disputed falkland islands the country's foreign minister claimed a submarine with nuclear weapons was recently she was recently sent there as part of britain's deployment london described the claims as absurd yes commission and tensions over the falklands comes in the run up to the thirtieth anniversary of the two countries going to war. and as russia city of sochi gears up for the winter olympics some of the biggest stars of winter sports have gathered at the resort to try out the slopes and with just two years now until the big event their sampling runs for the downhill world cup but just before the race kicked off russian president dmitri medvedev took to the snow to showcase his scheme skills and has done these reports tests f

some world news and briefly this hour sudan a newly independent south sudan has been known aggression treaty agreements against generally tensions of a disputed territory on the border sharing of oil revenues south sudan split from the north last year ending decades of civil war in which some one point five million people died. bahrain police have fired tear gas and stun grenades to disperse hundreds of peaceful protesters in the capital manila around two hundred people gathered their democrats a diplomatic quarter and set off towards the center of an uprising again and it's still unclear whether anyone was injured but witnesses say at least one protester was detained tensions in bahrain are rising ahead of tuesday's one the anniversary of the first large protest against. at least two palestinian protesters have been wounded by israeli police firing tear gas and rubber bullets the injured were among demonstrators demanding the release of candor and done it's been on hunger strike for fifty seven days it's been a spokesman for the islamic jihad in the west bank but it's not known of wh

sudan and a newly independent south sudan signed a non-aggression treaty the agreement aims to relieve tensions over all fees for territory on the border which usually had warned it could escalate into a military conflict south sudan split from the north just last year ending decades of civil war in which some one point five million people died. iran's president is to make a major announcement on the country's controversial nuclear program in the next few days. with energy i gave no details but said it would never hold its program to enrich uranium which he says is for peaceful purposes he was speaking on the thirty third anniversary of the country's islamic revolution tens of thousands of pro-government demonstrators are gathered across iran to mark the occasion. well as russia's city of sochi gears up for the winter olympics some of the biggest stars of winter sports of gathered at the resort to try out the fresh powder i was just two years now until the big event there sampling the runs for the downhill world cup before the race kicked off there we have the russian president dmitri

some world news in brief here this world update sudan's newly independent south sudan the side of non-aggression treaty agreement aims to relieve tensions over disputed territory on the border and the sharing of oil revenues south sudan split from the north last year and then decades of civil war in which some one of the hof million people died. iran's president is to make a major announcement on the country's controversial nuclear program in the next few days and the village gave no details but said it would never hold its program to enrich uranium which he says is for peaceful purposes he was speaking on the thirty third anniversary of the country's islamic revolution tens of thousands of pro-government demonstrators gathered across iran to mark the occasion. at least two palestinian protesters have been wounded by israeli police firing tear gas and rubber bullets the injured were among demonstrators demanding the release of. who's been on hunger strike for fifty seven days in a spokesman for the islamic jihad in the west bank but it's not known if he directly participated in attacks on israel

. >> we have people in the sudan right now, they are being bombed.t's almost every day. they are civilian targets. it's because many of them, faith in jesus christ but people are mixed between muslim and christian. they are black african. the north most part is arab and they are trying to kill the blacks. world is saying very little about this. we have a lot of friends. a few years ago muslims burned over a thousand churches in the south sudan. they are in the mountains and about 356 churches and they already they burned them again. >> you took me to a video from "new york times" website and it's breathtaking it's so horrible. >> i appreciate "new york times" sending a reporter to document this. >> greta: with south sudan, that convene leaders would go very far? >> the president bashir has told me on several cuba occasions. >> greta: he is one of bad guys. he is under indictment. >> he says america has to be engaged in this. in the south, the united states has to be engaged. jimmy carter, he took a big risk when he invited bagan and sadat to come to

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a row between sudan and south sudan is making it worse.right now, oil costs $106 a barrel, up from $98 at the beginning of the month. what that means for you is higher gas prices-- much higher. a gallon nationally now averages $3.57, up 13% from a year ago, according to the latest spending pulse report. it will likely breach the dreaded $4-a-gallon vel soon. it's already hit $04 in california, according to aaa. heck, it's not en summer dring asonet. so, what? well it's likely that this surge in prices will worsen and put the brakes on a very fragile u.s. economy. think of it like a tax hike just when we don't need one. these higher gas bills will suck money out of your wallet that could have been spent on other things. it will be bad for jobs. it means it could be time to hunker down and save whatever extra cash you have. i'm simon constable. >> tom: finally tonight, content is king. remember that phrase from the late '90s? it still rings true, especially when new star emers, like neyorknickpoint guard jere lin. his sudden popularity helpe

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at least thirty seven people have been killed in a shootout between a rival police forces in south sudan dozens more were hospitalized with gunshot wounds fighting erupted at a peace meeting to resolve local disputes about stolen cattle south sudan which declared its independence last year playing with ethnic tension violent cattle raids and rebel attacks. cambodia's supreme court has said they compare rouges chief jailer known as comrade to life in prison for crimes committed while running a notorious detention center appeal judges rejected the man's claim that he was just following orders overseeing the torture and execution of more than twelve thousand victims he was already serving a thirty five year prison sentence for crimes against humanity. a cold snap has already claimed one hundred sixty four lives in eastern europe as nation struggle with record low temperatures heavy snowfall lead to widespread transport chaos and power outages the extreme cold even caused the black sea to freeze off ukraine's coast in that country alone more than one hundred people died after temperatures pl

least thirty seven people have been killed in a shootout between rival police forces in the south sudan dozens more have been hospitalized with gunshot wounds fighting erupted during a peace meeting to resolve local disputes about stolen cattle south sudan which declared independence last year is plagued with ethnic tension violent cattle raids and rebel attacks. cambodia supreme court has sentenced the committee as chief jailer you know it is comrade to life in prison for a crime committed during while he ran a notorious prison facility appeal judges rejected the man's claim that he was just following orders while he oversaw the torture and execution of what than twelve thousand victims he was already serving a thirty five year prison sentence for crimes against humanity. rescue teams are continuing to battle heavy seas and strong winds to search for survivors after a ferry sank off papua new guinea with three hundred fifty passengers and crew aboard almost two hundred fifty have been plucked from the sea but many remain missing the ship's operator said the vessel sent a distress call

gunshot wounds fighting erupted at a peace meeting to resolve local disputes about stolen cattle so sudan that declared independence last year is played with ethnic tension violent cattle raids and rebel attacks. a cold snap has already claimed one hundred sixty four lives in eastern europe as countries continue to struggle with a record low temperatures heavy snows have led to widespread transport chaos and power outages the extreme cold even caused the black sea to freeze off ukraine's coast and that country alone more than one hundred people have died after temperatures plummeted to minus thirty degrees centigrade most of the victims were homeless people. rescue teams continue to battle heavy seas and strong when searching for survivors after a ferry sank off new guinea with three hundred fifty passengers and crew aboard almost two hundred fifty have been plucked from the waters but many are still missing the ship's operator said the vessel sent out in a stress call thursday but then lost all contact most of the passengers were college students and teachers in training. the hour's main

we don't know with nigeria, you mentioned sudan, syria, strait of hormuz with iran. when we're talking about supply risk, it is very, very difficult to predict. so i guess the question is, how certain are we that we do have spare capacity in the numbers that you have referenced. and given the volatility that you have with the supply risk out there, how are we dealing with this? you had mentioned, mr. diwan, or excuse me, i guess it was you, mr. jones, you state that to a degree, threats surrounding strait of hormuz have already been priced into the market, while the likelihood of a prolonged stoppage for hormuz transit is seen as being fairly low. so when we're talking about what is going on with the price of oil, what we have available with spare capacity, what we know, and perhaps what we don't know with supply risk, what -- to what degree, ambassador jones, has the uncertainty already been priced into the market? ho do we know that? these are some pretty gnarly questions that we're dealing with here that go to the heart of the reliability of any kind of an assessm