people are suffering will also be hearing from president william russo, who says that he's trying to make things better. but then we also know that the government is dealing with a very high external death. and a lot of kenya's, the width is taking to say that they believe that they're suffering will continue. a little longer. fella had here on alger, their new hope for stability. it was in another new precedence and mission accomplished another successful mom's trip for space x ah, with time now for your weather update for the middle east and africa. good to have your long not much change. still plenty of sun temperatures doing pretty good, few showers creeping into the levant over the next little bit. but let me take you around the golf. we've got a breeze coming off the gulf, so that means a human weekend. for example, here in cats are doha, with a high of 37 degrees. now we've lost the seabreeze in pockets. stands for karachi that allows your temperature get to get up to $37.00, but whether it's lower up percent province, you temperatures are ranging anywhere from $3637.00 degree

but last week president william russo shut it down because of allegations of abuse deductions and murders. catherine sawyer reports from robi. the news of the journalist was killed on monday, is a big part of the conversation on different social media platforms here in kenya. some people see that some details given by the police are not adding up the police, investigating body that has been talked to look into the issue will be no doubt be asking many questions about the conferences and the mistakes that were made. another debate that is going on is the issue of the extra judicial killings. many people have over the years, been killed or disappeared, allegedly by police death cords. now president william wooten. recently. these bonded special police unit accused of enforcing disappearances and abductions now in july to india. nationals. why went missing? they were part of the campaign team of president brutal during the election. police say they're still investigating that case. investigator investigator said that they need time to get to the bottom of these things. but many kenyans that

will also be hearing from president william russo, who says that he's trying to make things better. but then we also know that the government is dealing with a very high external backed and a lot of kenyans, the width is taking to say that they believe that they're suffering will continue a little longer. or a pool by the charge. you save the children, says at 1400000 children under the age of 5, face malnutrition, in south sudan. countries facing most dia, hunger christ, and since independence in 2011 conflict, along with an unprecedented full consecutive year, widespread flooding of made, the situation was more than 600000 people have been affected. i the floods or government officials in nigeria say they are struggling to get food and fuel supplies to aries, affected by their worse floods. in a decade, more than 500 people have died about 90000 homes are on the water with the floods that have hit 27 of nigeria, 36 states of which have been caused by unusually heavy rains. national emergency agency is describe the scale of the disaster as colossal ahmed address has more from aka i

williams, former d.c. police detective. great to have you on, this story is so disturbing, the funeral is this week for lieutenant russo, therandom unprovoked attack u.s. crime wave. what was your reaction when you heard this? >> i got to tell you, my heart was broken. here was a woman who served in this country during september 11 and served valiantly. to lose her life's on the street of new york said. i've got to tell you, the streets of america are like when ukraine when it comes to crime. they are war zones and the victims unfortunately are law abiding citizens. when we think about new york, just recently we had a woman beaten in new york by a repeat offender out on parole. she may well lose her eyes. last weekend we had 34 shot in chicago, five dead. among those dead was 3-year-old child, a victim of a road rage killing. in virginia we had a guy who shot and killed the 2-year-old child and he's going to be released on bond or was released on bond, a 3-year-old child in a barbershop with his father, s shot. all of these are victims of crime. elizabeth: women and children are getting shot. we don't hear them standing up