. >> what happens in tunis and egypt, all the area to go to the street, they give the courage to do this. >> reporter: syrian art of the opened pages book story and caÉe as a refuge for fellow citizens tired of conflict and thirsting for culture. he fled damascus remembers very well how things spiralled out of control >> the problem in syria because we think all the world it will help us like egypt, like libya, like tunis and in the end all the world left us alone. >> reporter: some attempt to pur ee their sorrows in these volumes, but it is harder than it looks. these days in istanbul, a city so full of the war weary, it is hard to find syrians that feel any accepts of optimism, certainly not on display in their country half a decade ago before up rising turned to war before hundreds of thousands of people lost their lives. in another part of town refugees whose lives were shattered by conflict tried value yaently to put some of the pieces back together. with the help of a small projectise taliban ngo these women, many of whoep are too afraid on to show their faces are learning skills t

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. >>> tunisian and french officials marked a year from the bombing in a plume in tunis. nazanine moshiri reports. >> he's no hero but his quick reaction last year helped save lines. he helped lead a group of tourists to safety through a back exit. >> i was inside the museum in one room and there is a labyrinth inside the museum, millions and shooting was outside the building. so i was trying to call the driver to be informed about what's happened outside. a few minutes later on, the shooting and with the echos became inside the museum. i told my people let's escape, let's run. >> the attack on tunisia's most famous museum was unprecedented. the two men responsible were tunisians, with weapons training in libya. this time, a gunman killed 38 tourists in a coastal town of sosa. suss. the gunmen who carried out the bartdbardo attack got through te gates without being searched. tunisia's government promises tourists will be kept safe. but many tour operators have already cancelled bookerrings for thbookings forthe rest of t. tourism used to generate $2 billion a year now onl

also have the latest on tonight's big primary contests in five states with the winners and losers tunis tonight--jion us an unease tonight.for drivers who use interstate 80 near pinole. the c-h-p is investigating another sniper- like shooting kron four's jeff bush explains what happened this time. and who police are looking for. >> jeff :this video was recorded shortly after the shooting was reported and comes from our partners at abc seven. according to chp, the female driver of the silver suv at the top of your screen was driving eastbound. chp says a green toyota pulled next to her vehicle. police say the passenger of the moving toyota rolled the window down and pointed a gun at the suvand, then, pointed the gun into the skyfiring several rounds into the air. she pulled over near appian way and called police. the green toyota kept moving down the highway at a high rate of speed. fortunatly, no one was hurt and no vehicles were struckand, traffic was never stopped. this is not the first time a shooting has happened on interstate 80. at least eight shootings have been reported since no

and ukrainian soldier has died and several others have been injured in the eastern region of tunis. fighting between government forces of progression rubble has been going on are lots -- has been going on for months and intensify as of late. in cricket, south africa has defeated defending sure lucky in the -- defeated share sri lanka in the final match. they finished third in the group. in soccer, a former president has admitted to taking bribes in the ongoing fifa scandal. he pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges in a federal court. he accepted bribes and distributed the money to others. u.s. authorities accuse him of taking hundreds of thousands of dollars in exchange for broadcasting rights ticky national team matches -- two key national team matches. to boxing, there are many dangers to entering the ring. a former champion received a vicious beating in his lost chris eubank junior in london. doctors put it into an induced coma because of bleeding in the brain. the boxer endured a series of folks in upper cuts from his opponent over the first eight rounds of the british title five

we're taking you live to tunis. the prime minister is speaking on that attack which killed at least 53 people on the border with libya. he is answering journalists questions. let's listen in for a moment. >> what about the number of those people? >> translation: thank you. regarding those who attacked the camp, they were not in a mosque. they were in other places and they wrp waiting for a signal to start the operation and the attack. they were near the camp and i want to make this clear regarding the policy of the government when it comes to following up what's going on in the mosque. we have done a lot in this regard and most of our mosque $now are not involved at all in such active terrorism. there is a relation, yes, between these type of mosques and terrorism but we have done almost everything. i have said before that this operation was successful, but we haven't won the war yet. we have won a battle. we have positives and we have negative aspects, but we need to evaluate in depth the operation from all its asp

. >> translation: the problem in syria is because we think the world will help us like egypt, like tunis libya, and in the end all the world left us alone. >> reporter: some attempt to bury their sorrows in these volumes, tu it is harder than it looks. these days in istanbul, a city so full of the war-weary, it is hard to fine anyone who feels optimism, especially not that felled half a decade ago, before hundreds of thousands of people lost their lives. in another part of town refugees whose lives were shat reasonable doubt by conflict try valiantly to put the pieces back together. with the help of the small projects ngo these women who are afraid to show their faces are learning skills to help them survive. this man, who used to own a july restore is showing them how to make earrings. he will never forget the beginning when for his fellow country men and women resistance yielded far more beauty than heartache. >> translation: it is felt like we started to raise our voices. i mean we have finally started to raise our voices. that was a good thing. nobody had any idea things would get so

our correspondent reporting from tunis. in between -- in the mean, the boniing head of state yayi, is stepping down. more than 30 candidates are hoping to succeed him. >> i can say it is very unlikely with a field involving 33 candidates and a handful of at least five front runners with a strong chance of being considered -- being able to win this. outrightl never be an winner from the first time around. pretty much all of them feel like it is a second round that is a certainty. that has not been officially announced or officially confirmed, but it does look like that is what is going to be happening. to go itself turned out farther more smoothly than we anticipated because with all the trouble associated with getting voting cards out to people in time, there had been a real expectations that it would be a logistical nightmare. country's electoral commission make last-minute efforts to make sure people had all the voting papers they needed, so people were able to use all -- they're old voting cards, new voting cards. people

we think all the war would help us like libya, like tunis and in the end, all the war left us alone. >> some attempt to bury their sorrows in these volumes but it's harder than it looks. >> these days in istanbul, a city so full of the war weary, it's hard to find many syrians who feel any sense of optimism. certainly not the kind that was on display half a decade ago before peaceful uprising turned to all-out war, before hundreds of thousands of people lost their lives. >> in another part of town, refugees who's lives were shattered by conflict tried valiantly to put some of the pieces back together. >> with the help of the small projects, istanbul n.g.o., these women, many too afraid to show their faces, are learning skills to help them survive. she used to own a jewelry stall and is showing them how to make earrings. they'll never forgot the beginning when for his fellow country men and women, resistance felt more like a beginning than heartache. >> it felt like we started to raise our voices, i mean, we finally start to raise our voices and that was a good thing. nobody had any i

fighters carried out a deadly assault on a museum in tunis. believe that the jihad is are trying to expand their presence across the border. american officials have reported today that a senior commander from the islamic state group may have been killed in a coalition airstrike in the middle east on march 4. more details as we get them. officials in these southern turkish town are accusing the islamic state group of targeting them with rocket fire. child and adult were killed today and others wounded. the mayor reported that eight markets hit and they were under the control of the islamic state group. relatives of the 239 people who went missing two years ago today on for the malaysian airlines lang are demanding the case not be written off as a mystery. the team investigating the 70 issued ace of mh3 statement earlier saying that no wreckage from the plane has been identified. the search is due to wrap up this summer. parliamentalaysia's at a moment of silence as the country marks 2 years since the disappearance of mh370. our thoughts and pra

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we have the report from the capital tunis. >> reporter: ali is happy to be home. he spent a week in prison for protests. his parents invested his savings paying for her investigation. he's a qualified engineer, but he plains the system in tunisia is bent against people like him. >> before two or three were corrupt, and now everybody is the same. if you pays, you get in. if you don't pay, you don't get in. if you don't have connections, nobody even looks at you. >> baniecki man is in tunu si attending a kwefrngs. he's worried about the wider impact of people looking for work. >> translator: young men and women excluded from decent work find themselves in great difficulties, disoriented and alienated to the point they become vulnerable to extremism. >> reporter: tunisia's government concerned harsh economic reforms could lead to more unrest. in january thousands came to the streets in a poor region in tunisia demanding jobs. >> translator: the government doesn't have a magic wand, but there's slowness and no vision and the future is unconcern. >> reporter: tunisia h

witness this scene first hand, a protest in havana by the ladys in white call for freedom of procome tunis demonstrators and agencies -- communist demonstrate force and agency. >> let's go to havana now with more. report. >> reporter: report air force one touched down at 4:45. the first family arriving here in a rainy havana met by cuban dignitaries at the airport. noticeably absent was castro but the president will meet with him during this business ere busy agenda here on the island, much of that including directer interaction with the cuban people who have been anticipating his visit. >> when president obama arrived at jose international airport, he became the first u.s. president in 88 years to set food on cuban soil. his first stop was the american embassy. >> this is a historic visit and a historic opportunity to engage directly with the people and to forge new agreements and our two people and for me to lay out my vision for a future that's brighter than the past. >> the first family took a cultural tour of old havana with the much anticipated fanfare, the streets shut down as peopl

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, have a message for those who inspired or carried out the attacks here or in paris, or in ankara, tunis we will not be intimidated. we will not be deterred. and we will come back with greater resolve, with greater strength, and we will not rest until we have eliminated your nihilistic believes and cowardice from the face of this earth. >> that was secretary of state john kerry appearing moments ago alongside belgian prime minister charles michel in brussels. let's bring in nbc news foreign correspondent keir simmons. keir, bring us up to speed on this fast-moving investigation. >> reporter: good morning, willie. secretary kerry arriving here in the country as it was confirmed that two americans were killed in tuesday's attack, standing there side by side with the belgian prime minister. he offered his condolences to the victims and the american families. he's arriving into a country that is consumed with the manhunt for those connected to the attacks. overnight, new raids in a brussels suburb, six arrested and this morning news a seventh person has been apprehended in belgium. no answer