actually planned and staged into kenya so kenya has done a lot inside their own country and they are not safe yet but there has been progress but when you have these things going on inside somalia then there's bonet to be several attacks in the future and some of them might just sleep through that happens quite easily and in fact some of the kenyan success in some of the courses for the shabab attacking we saw you know that the shape of a bear had one statement blaming the united states and the fact that they recognized the rousseau lemmas the headquarters of. the capital city of east right but at the same time said bob locally sit do it and distributed several videos talking about kenya and the kenyan intervention because again an intervention was crucial in the defeats that the shape up after all suffered in the period two thousand and eleven until two thousand and fifteen where it kind of stopped allies itself basically they were offensive against its mio the kenyan intervention kenya has been very important inside somalia in the countering shabby influence but as i say no share w

and nairobi is famous for proud off and it's a way of disturbing the economy in kenya kenya has the largest economy in east africa's a very important financial hop and business wise and lot of international and i say some slightly un n.g.o.s are there so it's a way of hitting a soft target very easily damaging a reputation and create fear in cambridge after the westgate attack kenya was the replications were were big not just for the time but that in terms of tourism the economy people didn't want to go didn't want to go out so again we have a similar sort of as you say a soft target being hit definitely and that's that is what they are trying to do kenya is of course to say that financial help but it's also a tourist talk and lots of tourists of course will not feel comfortable going back to kenya and that will hit hard on the economy for cash so tom some to thank you so much for joining us. and of course we'll have more story as it develops here on the day don't you let's move on now to some of the other stories making news around the world a member of germany's armed forces has b

actually planned and staged into kenya so kenya has done a lot inside their own country and they are not safe yet but there has been progress but when you have these things going on inside somalia then there there is bone to be several attacks in the future and some of them might just sleep through that happens quite easily and in fact some of the kenyan success in some of the courses for the shabab attacking we saw you know that the shape of a bear had one statement blaming the united states and the fact that they recognized the rousseau lemmas the headquarters of. the capital city of east right but at the same time shabab locally sit do it did and distributed several videos talking about kenya and the kenyan intervention because again an intervention was crucial in the defeats that the shave off they're all suffered in the period two thousand and eleven until two thousand and fifteen where it kind of stopped allies itself basically they were offensive against its mio the kenyan intervention kenya has been very important inside somalia in the countering shabby influence but as i say

fight is the leaders of al shabaab has said next kenya is a big target kenya beda kenya has sent eagles ships to the country has invaded somalia has invaded tunnel politics of somalia and is the one pointed leader. of al shabaab has great that they are going to leave kenya with blood flowing in the streets and that announcement several years ago we saw many many attacks in different parts of the country particularly like i mentioned when it comes to the north and some parts of the coast as well toxic people being killed and things like that and then again there's been a little. discrimination and marginalizing ssion of people in the kenyan coast so a lot of people are saying that many kenyans especially mostly in can use are being targeted by al-shabaab find has to wage a war in the country that we have all shabaab cells in the country and this is what police are saying they're trying to get results. that are in the country because of all these ongoing conflicts between you know the police and you know the muslim communities in the country so because of that we have a tox in the prison

the somali government in kenya. kenya is partly their recruiting ground there. the ordo between kenya and somalia is very porous and historically both somalis some of these have been living in. kenya and have crossed the border so. it's not really just a somali group it's also they also have a base in kenya. so and i see that all the sports tennis. has gone to us in the second round of the australian open the biggest upset of the tournament so far anderson was beaten by twenty year old or frances. the american recovered from a set down to win defending women's champion. had an easier time she needed just over an hour. on a las and the japanese and. the number two seed in melbourne advance with a two set. not to the united states where a rare ice formation is captured in the state of maine the spinning disk was formed in the presumption. creates a whirlpool effect more than ninety minutes is why it's the largest buckles and ever seen on the icy turntable appears to be growing social media uses like it is to the moon and an alien spacecraft. i assume on your top s

actually planned and staged into kenya so kenya has done a lot inside their own country and they are not safe yet but there has been progress but when you have these things going on inside somalia then there there is bone to be several attacks in the future and some of them might just sleep through that happens quite easily and in fact some of the kenyan success in some of the courses for the shabab attacking we saw you know that the shape of a bear had one statement blaming the united states and the fact that they recognized the rousseau lemmas the headquarters of. the capital city of east right but at the same time said bob locally sit do it and distributed several videos talking about kenya and the kenyan intervention because again an intervention was crucial in the defeats that the shape of after all suffered in the period two thousand and eleven until two thousand and fifteen where it kind of stopped allies itself basically they were offensive against these mio the kenyan intervention kenya has been very important inside somalia in countering shehabi influence but as i say no sh

security in the spotlight again in kenya after fighters attacked a hotel complex in nairobi can these assaults be prevented and what's the message the armed group is trying to send this is a story. hello and welcome to the program. kenya's security with attacks targeting civilians and members if its military its latest assault is raising questions about the country's ability to keep people safe dozens of people were killed on shoes they were in five gunmen attacked a hotel complex in nairobi the armed group has been fighting kenyan and regional african troops and its home base of somalia will bring in our guests in a moment but first this update on the how mother though in nairobi. details are now getting really tucked up was cut it here in this complex behind beautiful to riverside drive by al-shabaab just last tuesday. there were five touches on that it took them up to ten months to plan the whole portion. as well say to be frequent visitors to the compound up in the middle since restaurant inside and also having coffee they are while they plan to see how they will be cutting out th

somali government in kenya. kenya is partly their recruiting ground there. the auto between kenya and somalia is very porous and historically both somalis ethnics a lot of these have been living in. kenya and have crossed the border so. it's not really just a somali group it's also this they also have a base in kenya and i mean that's among the challenges really when it comes to the kenyan government getting this group under control tell us a little bit more about the challenges. yes well after the initial let's talk about ten years ago the kenyan army went into somalia. and tried to get the situation under control there. the african union group is also present in somalia and the somali government is also trying to control parts of the country but it's proving difficult especially as it's a terrorist group. that has the time to have a lot of funding and. they conduct their types even with three or four people are. are quite quite a large sect and with this we had two explosions and several in the hotel so that was so basically about what was the seeds of the

now to kenya where more gunfire and explosions have been heard at a hotel complex in the capital which was attacked by gunmen on tuesday and these are live pictures from the saying at least fifteen people were killed and al-shabaab says it was behind the attack and has the latest. surveillance cameras capture the moment attackers and toured a luxury hotel and office complex and kenya's capital. moments later thunderous explosions and people being shot out as they sat at coffee tables and in their offices their heads so that was it in dogs they have something yeah and bullets and that's why there were. witnesses say they fled what they describe as a scene of blood broken glass burning vehicles and pillars of black smoke i guess according it's a talk and we can see risk here as of the red cross just making their way the upscale hotel complexes frequented by many americans europeans and indian ex-pats and houses bars restaurants offices and banks who have claimed more votes than the first explosion happened so by the time we reached their last interest come out then the gunships are being

the border between kenya and somali is now. mond by the kenya army which is part of can a defense forces as against. the police there were a number of. amendments that were undertaking. investment in terms of resources into security apparatuses in this country and it is believed that because of those actions by the government for about three to four years now we've not had any major incident terrorist attack or any of attack in the country ok. we'll leave that for the moment thanks very much for joining us from nairobi. now up to seven years in jail full ivory coast present norm bad but it will soon be a frame. when say often sessile criminal courts acquitted him of war crimes charges judges and the prosecution failed to save his involvement in violence that followed the twenty ten presidential election. from john. supporters a former i rico sleep celebrated as news of his acquittal spread across the country . and the international criminal court ordered his immediate release. but if. it is a moment of incredible joy we feel li

so how briefly if you can how similar are the trends in kenya to what's happening globally is going it is lagging behind a couple you definitely lagging behind because if you look at the demographics of the people who use these apps you could actually put that between the ages of eighteen and thirty five and if you look at those demographic steel and the take off technology you could actually say we've got quite a long way to go but compared to other african. i think we actually can see these a lot of progress that has been made and that progress is what needs to be monitored because kenya is doing quite very well when he comes to technology development. thank you very much. and that's it for me and the business africa team here. do check out our website if you can. time for an upgrade. sure that grows by. us with. design highlights you can make your son. comes to playing tricks that will turn your home to a special. upgrade yourself with d w's interior design channel on youtube. we present europe at its most fascinating at its most exciting. most creative of colored glass trendy taste

the somali government in kenya. kenya is part of the their recruiting ground there. the auto between kenya and somalia is very porous and historically both somalis some of these have been living in. kenya and have crossed the border so. it's not really just a somali group it's also this they also have a base in kenya. i saw an echo reporting from nairobi night or some of the other stories making news around the world for the president emanuel macro has begun a grand tour of the nation in response to the yellow vest protest movement on tuesday he listen to the grievances of some six hundred mass from the normandy region protesters are opposed to the president's policies which they say favor france's elite of. the vatican has announced the agenda of a sex abuse prevention summits to take place at the end of february a spokesman said bishops will hear victim testimony and learn about the law and how to care for victims of the summit is the approach pope's response to a spate of scandals. rescuers in spain so they're found some hair belonging to a two year old boy confir

kenya is particularly popular with investors. many foreigners set up companies here and bring money for startups. last year investments in startups in africa increased enormously compared to the previous year they've almost quadrupled to seven hundred fifty million dollars. the hotspots of the scene or kenya south africa and nigeria but also other african countries are catching up most startups are creating apps almost everyone in africa now owns a smartphone. and even if many things don't work mobile traffic data flows well especially in the cities. look at the culture in africa within the studio as moses is with a company that promotes african startups here in europe and the city of green tech capital moses early in the show we've talked about corruption in africa and how it remains a problem in many of those countries doesn't that still keep the average western investor away. say no to an extent that there is a whole dynamic. if you look at what we call the. technology innovation and policies so right now what we've seen is th

mainly in kenya and somalia. and yeah although the kenyan military is there in somalia they are apparently finding it difficult to control the situation and keep everybody here. watch this this terrorist group to know what they're doing said the an echo in nairobi thank you. well now let's get a quick check of some other stories making news around the world several hundred one door and migrants bound for the united states have crossed into white amala immigration authorities say the people who lack the proper documents will be turned back caravans heading toward the united states have inflamed the debate over u.s. immigration policy with president trump insisting on building a wall on the us mexico border. brazil's new far right president also not zero has signed a decree to make it easier for many people so own firearms and keep them at home civilians over the age of twenty five with no criminal record no longer need to justify their interest in purchasing a gun also not zero has promised to crack down on crime

the developers in kenya can now sell their ops on google play or increasingly do so why has it taken so long and what has changed. about two things first of all is the authentication process or the approval process to say because what we have seen more of is that it's taken longer for this authentic asian process to you know for the ups as well to go through these integration or approval process and then the other issue is maybe there's lawlor awareness of how exactly these app developers can market or sell their absence well but it's not been as difficult with google play as it has been with apple or at last because it's been more restrictive on that end compared to google play and a lot has changed of course since they now can be able to do that because it's sort of put them on a global market to now be able to compete globally with the other app developers from around the world so how briefly if you can how similar are the trends in kenya to what's happening globally is kind of is lagging behind a couple you. definitely lagging behind because if you look at the demographics of the

setting off on our tiring journey trouble in kenya. these passengers is becoming more hectic by the day. this bus is heading to the city of mumbai from la mar island and processed through boni forest a hideout for al shabab fighters. military and police checkpoints top the road and due to the frequent stops and such as what was a four hour journey takes a grueling ten hours doesn't want to go when i when i got it was the criminals the security forces are looking for are in their hideouts and not in the buses where passage is being forced to get off the buses with their luggage seven to eight times in a trip people are suffering. straddling the indian ocean and kenya's border with somalia boni is effectively a military zone. kenya's defense forces were deployed four years ago to clear the gunman's forest i doubt we will stop several times at military checkpoints. for years up to the military operation began gunmen continue to terrorize kenyans in and around boni forest thousands have been displaced from the villages most live in comes f

kenya's opposition leader right loading a call for unity following tuesday's attack. in the strongest terms possible this just acts of courage of a trip to enemies of the human civilization. him as a jerk divisions of all sorts the there the justice ethnic the going on gender or if you will political and social divisions are or terrorists may want us some fire will depend on standing together because these agents of. kenyan soldiers are part of a peacekeeping mission fighting all shabaab in somalia and that's the reason the armed groups given for targeting kenya in twenty thirteen al shabaab attacked the westgate shopping mall in nairobi killing seventy one people two years later claimed responsibility for an attack on gori say university one hundred forty seven people mostly students were killed and three years ago gunmen live on the kenyan military base in somalia killing many of the soldiers i was there as a joy and is at the scene of this latest attack let's just begin with the fact that the attack is over according to the president so what more do we know about w

the rest of kenya now that is settling in we're happy to have that but we're also ready to help share our experiences security officials say there's no quick fix to the threat of domestic terrorism the only conceivable solution they say might lie in a combination of education gun control and internet regulation somehow excellent report of yours gives us an idea of where the support comes from whether the personnel are if you like even in kenya what about the money how to keep going . what is a very good question come on it's one many people usually wonder with because this is a group that at one time held some huge swathes of south and central somalia including paul where people were shipping in goods i'm talking about ports like the port of kiss my you on the port of but out where they only used to tax the goods but also use to themselves by bringing in shipments will now but they have lost the access to the seaports what they're doing right now is toxic to the people in the rural areas techie livestock from people calling it all toxic and some sort of tucks which the trying to justi

kenya. and somalia. troops there in two thousand and eleven. to punish its neighbor and to. attack the west. killing seventeen people to. attack on a university one hundred forty. students were killed three years ago. a kenyan military base in somalia many soldiers were killed. as the battle. let's get more on the. markets as a consultant offering political and market analysis on africa and he's joining us from austin texas very good to have you with us on. why do you think carried out this attack now. thank you elizabeth for having me on your program great to speak with you and conducted this operation in nairobi in order to reste or credibility and prominence to that as long as militant group that had been on syria's defense of operations inside somalia due to aggressive foreign and african union military operations degrading them over the last several years and al-shabaab have said that they'll stop attacking kenya if kenyan troops pull out of you know the african union force that that a pot of in somalia is that likely. that's probably a false call by al shabaab and reme

capacity to inflict the kinds of damages that we've seen the group being capable of doing it inside kenya. has been able to top into the you know the long ranging marginalization discourse both you know and real they have been able to recruit they have been able to equip they have been able to at tuck the group also publishes an online magazine called a guy named tani which means terrorist. terrorists in which the you know sections of the report of the magazine is dedicated to the kenyans and it's done in this way the language in some of its videos increasingly the group is also using kenyan so kenya has suddenly become an effective cog in the group's propaganda recruitment tucks funders of immigrants in detention centers across australia have begun a hunger strike of human rights issues the detainees in brisbane in melbourne joined others to make the tension center in western australia they've been protesting for eight days the refugee action coalition accuses dogs of using unnecessary violence separating families and placing too many people in isolation. colombia's leftist rebels are cl

is known about the group in kenya. well as the moment kenyan government has called it a terrorist attack and also by the terrorist organization which to base in somalia but was also have pockets here in kenya to name the attack yesterday already the evening and day. and from i mean from what we know it was a very complex attack it was there were two explosions one outside a bank one inside hotel one inside a restaurant and then the gunmen and. so it was definitely something more complex than just a few people shooting one of the security forces have been. have just what we've just heard about this witness and it's just an hour ago lets on. in tennis and at the australian open fifth seed kevin anderson has gone out in the second round it is the biggest upset of the tournament so far anderson was beaten by twenty year old frances to awful the american recovered from a set down to win defending women's champion caroline wozniacki hadn't is here time she needed just over an hour to see off sweden's johana larsson and germa

patricia says she has been there herself and that this company will go back to kenya. back to you. >>> a bay area man and a baby were killed in a crash this morning on slippery roads along highway 50. the crash was reported around 6:30 on highway 50. it happened near camino heights drive. chp said a volvo traveling along westbound 50 lost control in the heavy rain. it spun into the eastbound lanes hitting a subaru. the driver of the volvo was killed. a passenger and a 1-year-old girl also died after being ejected. >>> early morning fire in san francisco left six people hurt including a child and one firefighter. this one started about midnight in the outer mission district. fire crews had trouble fighting the fire because there was so much stuff inside of the building block access. five people were taken to the hospital. two in critical and three in very serious condition. >>> jolted awake. >>> it is howling in a good which you chunk of the bay area. look at the new lightning strikes due west of you in san jose. that's the front heading our way. we will talk more about

a third is in east africa, the horn and countries like somalia and kenya. the fourth is insight help. she is right. shael.fourth is in the numbers are continuing to rise. this is where partners can be quite helpful. we look at the last time we saw an increase in jihadist activity. it was the french that stepped the fastovided assistance to molly. at kenya and somalia, we -- we work with partners. the canyons have been an important partner. host: jim is waiting in westfield, massachusetts. morning.ood as far as terrorism goes, i think we have to come together and realize this is an issue that will probably never go away. understanding that, i think it needs to be handled in a regional manner. the players in different areas need to step up to the plate and start policing their own and fighting the terror issue on their grounds. we can't, as a nation, run around the world for much longer mole with thesea jihadists. need to withdraw from syria and places like this and protect our borders. if we had spent the money that we spent overseas fighting terrorism, if w

turning now to kenya where authorities say a deadly attack on a hotel complex in the capital nairobi has now ended president kenyatta made the announcement at a press conference a short while ago let's listen in to what he had to say. about one of. the security operation. disappointments. is pulled up. and all the terrorists. it would mean that. all twenty hour siege in nairobi left fourteen innocent people dead but hundreds of people survived the attack which was claimed by the small the islamist group. who. looks for relieved and finally free after iraq is trapped inside hidden in toilet stalls and under desks these survivors are came the territory they witnessed close the doors and then. spread all over i don't. know from the top i think they went to the top level in the. spring. the exit to each hoping to tick that's where the shots were coming from because it's as if these guys knew i don't know how that happened. i was attending a presentation explicitly and. i think that i don't have what's a death penalty case. i think that some of the. c.c.t.v. shows the gunmen entering the

few years i asked solo in a nairobi what's known about the group in kenya. well as the moment kenyan government types called it a terrorist attack and i'll say bob the target of my vision was a base in somalia but was also have pockets here in kenya have made the attack yesterday an idea that you can hang and they. and from i mean from what we know it was a very complex attack it was there were two explosions when i played it back one in five hotel one inside a restaurant and then the gunmen and. so it was definitely something more complex than just a few people shooting lot of the security forces have been. have just and we've just heard about the basement and it's just an hour ago or so. and i was to sell an acre talking to us a little earlier now some sports news and in tennis at the australian open for the seed kevin anderson has gone out in the second round it's the biggest upset of the tournament so far at assen was beaten by twenty year old francis tee off the american recovery from a set down to win defending women's champion colleen wozniak he had a

when reporting on terror attacks in places like kenya. also on talking about the way the u.s. media have covered attacks around the world this use the point that there are no images of dead victims in the west for example contrast singh with headlines from african newspapers like this one in uganda now rachel strome from u.c. berkeley provided some interesting analysis she says there is evidence that black people's lives are valued less than whites in the u.s. in the media this shows up in articles about police violence which used mug shots of young black men murdered by police and professional photos of their killers she adds that seeing the dead bodies of their loved ones on the front page is hard for white people but people of other races don't seem to merit the same respects or to think of the story is there a double standard in the way western media cover stories in africa or elsewhere use the hash tag eight in his grid and rain a plenty of information on kenya and al shabaab on al-jazeera dot com you'll find here a list of deadly attacks carried out by the armed groups a

or kenya then the deputy president william ruto indeed and now. i think there's a very worrying trend that the i.c.c. may not be able to hold senior state level government officials to account when they allegedly perpetrate crimes while let's just pause for a moment if we can and give our viewers mark some context some background on the international criminal court and its work on africa the i.c.c. the world's first permanent war crimes tribunal it was established in two thousand and two it took the court nearly a decade to deliver the first very big finding congress. rebel leader. guilty of recruiting child soldiers there are twenty eight cases before the court it's handed down eight convictions and two acquittals in six of the cases and it's indicted forty four people including sudanese president omar bashir and saif al islam the son of the late libyan leader moammar gadhafi. the international criminal court have accused it of being biased towards africa and twenty seventeen the african union passed a motion urging its members to leave the tribu

claimed responsibility for tuesday's attack on a luxury hotel in kenya at least twenty one people were killed in nairobi police say four of the five suspects under arrest are kenyan hundred other reports this sprawling informal settlement jungle in near it central kenya lives here may see most ordinary as in any other slum but the residents of jungle ordered one of the gunmen in last tuesday's al shabaab a talk in the cup it all nobody was born and grew up here. salim ali good was kept i didn't this photograph during the night will be a tuck and he grew up in this house he's neighbors those shocked i'm not surprised they say al shabab was over the years that it could take many young men including saddam from here. rotty percent is one of magickal community leaders we generally have to harlem because our children have no jobs they need to eat most of them have dropped out of school and their parents are too poor to help them continue with education the parents have no idea when and how al shabaab recruiters get hold of their children older people i have a hundred government response has

and taking a stand against plastic waste activists from kenya take a boat made from recycled plastic all the way to the sons of god. this is the w. business africa welcome the central bank of ghana has lowered its prime lending rates to sixteen percent on monday bringing it to the lowest rate since twenty thirteen markets are expected no change in monetary policy decision is being seen as a sign that the country has made some progress in its attempt to battle soaring inflation let's take a closer look at between twenty fourteen and twenty sixteen the lending rate rose steadily with the figure hitting a high of a whopping twenty six percent it has dropped since then to the most recent rate of around about seventeen percent but compared with other parts of the world like the eurozone for example where interest rates have remained close to zero for years it's still very high the same inflation rage rate which is currently hovering at around nine percent that's lower than in previous years but still very high compared to other countries let's bring in our correspondent from capital. gonn

sending troops to help protect the un backed government and neighboring somalia kenya's president is vowing justice we will seek out every person that was involved in the for funding planning and execution of this he is. we will pursue relentlessly wherever they will be until they are held to account. pictures circulated online appears to show the attackers bodies the hotel is now a crime scene and i robi's and morning once more. an exam brian al jazeera. well joy. joins us live now from nairobi a significant assault for it to have resulted in a siege that lasted for some nineteen hours what is the reaction there now today in nairobi and what more is the government been saying about this. are so far we've seen family members coming here because this suit people who work on the currency with the. work that the police have said that their conduct seen. or are more polished just make sure that nobody will be chops or indeed slow to speak and the concerns right now is that it's taking a bit too long especially when it's members of a family as there were here and. i was able to speak to a

and we'll tell you how kenya is tackling the threat from al shabaab along its border with somalia. plus later a sport just four teams are left in contention for the n.f.l. super bowl championship and you see it with that. i want. a sovereign island state. or a renegade province of china that must soon return to mainland control. as the battle for taiwanese hearts and minds intensifies. people in power investigates the tactics of those to whom reunification is only a matter of time. taiwan spies lawyers and prostrate. on. the latest news as it breaks in a poll just sixty five percent of people said that they think it will do a great or a good job with details coverage is the second time this year doctors walked out on strike the government is funded by issuing suspensions. from around the world increased warning level calms us a blow to the thousands of people displaced by the tsunami of wanting to return home. again you're watching al-jazeera reminder of our top stories this hour turkey has hit back at the u.s. after president trump's tweet threatening to devastate turkey's economy

now to kenya where the government says it has secured the hotel called plex under siege from insurgents in the capital nairobi but there are reports of ongoing explosions and gunfire in what the government says is a mocking up operate sion at least fifteen people have died but scores of survivors have been freed the somali extremist group al shabaab says its fighters carried out the attack. i'm don't run away there are no. moments of terror. these people are among the lucky ones the first risque from the hotel complex as explosions and gunfire rang out. survivors describe the scene inside the complex when the shooting began upon my colleagues. not being able to everybody was just beginning every. so i went through . all these we have one i didn't focus just on the ship so how did he was able to defeat you. if you didn't reach when you started by being so some people but it's other people in the stores and many people in their offices under the desks so many people inside the. security forces were quick to arrive the attack still in progress when the somali based terrorist group claimed

we stand in solidarity with the government and people of kenya and will continue to offer our support to meet the challenge for security and stability posed by terrorism in the region. this morning, i've had meetings with others in this house. you, mr. speaker. may i join with the prime minister in her strong condemnation of terror, and you will know, mr. speaker, that i believed in more jobs, lower taxes, a stronger economy, more investment in the public service . since 2010, the conservative government has delivered time and again for the british people , and the biggest threat to that is from the opposition front bench for a leader whose giving us ae been weaker economy and must investment -- less investment. pm theresa may: my honorable friend is absolutely right. moreve seen 3.4 million jobs under the conservative government. that is more people earning an income, earning a wage, able to provide for the family -- their families. more barring, moremore barring,e spending, fewer jobs. >> jeremy corbyn. >> thank you, mr. speaker, thank you. let me start by correcting the record. las

tests have also been conducted in kenya at this farm in nairobi the centers have been experimenting with papaya and semen a fruit and the results are promising. by up as old as the milk were affected no wonder. all my friends have been affected by a disease and they didn't know what kind of a disease it was but now i have people who have identified the disease using new technology and within a very short time so i am very happy i've also had this technology can be applied to other crops not just hope or i can use the same technology to test micah savva and care. school my. nine months after the start of the project the researchers have returned to tanzania to see whether the farmers are faring better of swap their car services for more virus resistant varieties and they're now taking in dramatically bigger having one head of land now heals up to thirty five tonnes of the server. this is the best day of my life because i spend hours and hours in the lab and i wonder if anything i'm doing actually makes a difference to anybody and to come out here and see and hear farmers group have enough

still ahead on the program we'll tell you about the impact of kenya has increased security along its border with somalia. by the springtime flowers of a mountain lake. to the finest snowfall on a winter's day. hello there the snow problems are continuing across many parts of europe the satellite picture is showing the latest band of snow this being working its way southwards it's crossed the out now and it's working its way down towards parts of greece it's still getting a fair amount of snow across the balkans there and across the eastern parts of europe a little bit of rain though as it hits the warm air over parts of it today behind it the still more outbreaks of snow there across the northern outs at the moment and there's a lot of it to continue things do change though as we head through into choose day because on choose day we'll see the winds coming in from the west that will bring in some milder as so london up to ten degrees and force in berlin will be up but a round fix so some of this will be snow but some of this could well be freezing rain which was cool just additional

shopping complex in nairobi police in kenya say five. most of the five attack us who carried out the two seats a tuck one kenyans something that is raising concern that kenya might be facing some homegrown terrorism. this polling informal settlements gengel in near the town center of kenya life here may seem us ordinary as in any other slum but the residents of mud jungle outmoded. one of the gunmen in last tuesday's al-shabaab out talking to a couple nairobi was born and grew up here salim ali get most kept out in this photograph during the night will be a tuck and he grew up in this house his neighbors those shocked i'm not surprised they say al-shabaab was over the years recruited many young men including saddam from here. rotty percent is one of magickal community leaders we generally have to harlem because our children have no jobs they need to eat most of them have dropped out of school and their parents are too poor to help them continue with education the parents have no idea when and how al shabaab recruiters get hold of their c

the rest of kenya now that is settling in we're happy to have that but we're also ready to help share our experiences security officials say there's no quick fix to the threat of domestic terrorism the only conceivable solution they say might lie in a combination of education gun control and internet regulation mohammed all just see it or know it will be kind of the death toll from mexico's oil pipeline explosion has risen to seventy three thousands of people are still missing and some are getting treated in hospital for severe burns forensic experts were at the scene for the grim task of finding corpses charred beyond recognition people are gathering fuel from an illegal tap when the blast happened. in france yellow vest demonstrators have marched for the tenth straight weekend protesting against president emanuel macross government it is the first mass rally since my called for a national debate in response to the movement they were chained to has more from parish. the police were most notable by their absence as the yellow vests first took to the streets of the french capital for t

a kenya's army has been taking over security at its border with somalia in recent years after attacks by a bad it's helped reduce the armed groups ability to operate in kenya but it remains a threat elsewhere in east africa rami reports from nairobi. president uhuru kenyatta began the new year by thanking kenya soldiers for their service and telling civilians they too have a role to play in the country's security further every kenyan in twenty nineteen and beyond to continue to remain vigilant let the authorities know if you see a suspicious person in your village or neighborhood be aware of is around you and do not allow terrorists or criminals to hide amongst us. attacks by the armed group at a shopping mall and a university in kenya in two thousand and thirteen and twenty fifteen killed more than two hundred people and change the way the government deploys its security forces the army took over from the police to launch a multi agency operation around boney forest on the somali border once a safe haven for al shabaab kenyan security forces have taken back territory destroyed tempor

central kenya life here may see must. slum but the residents of mud jungle awarded. one of the gunmen in last tuesday's all the talk in the couple nairobi was born and grew up here. salim ali get most couples i didn't this photograph during the night will be a tuck and he grew up in this house he's in the shocked i'm not surprised they say over the years that it could take many young men including saddam from. rotty percent is one of magickal community leaders we generate through harlem because our children have no jobs they need to eat most of them have dropped out of school and their parents are too poor to help them continue with education the parents have no idea when and how al-shabaab recruiters get hold of their children older people i have a hundred government response hasn't helped either he says residents of my general blame the ease with which al-shabaab can recruit on law literacy joblessness and drug abuse among the youth here it is a situation that is far more compounded by feelings of state and the nation by residents of this neighborhood kenyans in th

behind it attack in kenya says it was in retaliation for the u.s. president's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel at least twenty one people died in the assault by al shabaab fighters on an iraq the hotel complex on tuesday the red cross says fifty people are still unaccounted for. catherine sawyer has more from nairobi. outside this morgue in nairobi and she has family members and quickly sweet for news some more than that. now this over details of what happened inside the dusit hotel complex are beginning to march surveillance cameras capture the beginnings of the attack when heavily armed men walked into the upmarket complex. employees are running all over the place he was screaming for up on to realize that the best thing to do is to find a service place to hide. for hours afterwards terrified workers and clients barricaded themselves in as gunfire and explosives rang out. some people are still missing hundreds of others were taken to safety you know peroration that lasted through tuesday night we go out to say for the recor

the nairobi hotel complex siege is over kenya's president kenyatta says more than seven hundred people were rescued but fourteen died in the hardest attack and dozens remain unaccounted for. i'm phil gale welcome to the program. there is always government to face is a no confidence of votes today after british lawmakers threw out her brakes that day a last night's the biggest government defeat in the country's modern political history but mrs may has told lawmakers she can still find a way forward on britain's departure from the e.u. though she is expected to survive today's vote time is running out if no deal is agreed with brussels by march the twenty ninth and britain will crash out of the bloc despite the political gridlock mrs may has repeatedly said there will be no second referendum on bret's but those calls are growing. to remain supporters gathered outside the british parliament to reserve me. it was a sign of hope defeat for the prime minister's bragg's deal could open the door to a so-called people support a second referendum on e.u. membership the eyes to the right two hund

capital eight years ago i should have claimed responsibility for tuesday's attack on a luxury hotel in kenya police say four of the five suspects under arrest are kenyan police twenty one people were killed in nairobi i mean that there are reports this sprawling informal settlement of much gengel in near it down central kenya live here may seem us ordinary as in any other slum but the residents of. our lord. one of the gunmen in last tuesday's al shabaab attack in the capital nairobi was born and grew up. salim ali good was captured in this photograph during the nairobi attack and he grew up in this house his neighbors though shocked i'm not surprised they say al-shabaab has over the years recruited many young men including salim from. her saying is one of magickal community leaders we don't owe it to harlem our cars our children have no jobs they need to eat most of them have dropped out of school and their parents are too poor to help them continue with education the parents have no idea when and how al-shabaab recruiters get hold of their children older. a heavy hundred government respons

high visibility and high causality attacks not just inside somalia but also outside in places like kenya political military force so shabaab is fairly weakened but that doesn't mean that these group doesn't have the capacity to inflict the kinds of damages that we've seen the group being capable of doing it inside kenya. been able to top into the you know the.

the armed great behind tuesday's attack in kenya says it was in retaliation for the u.s. president's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel at least twenty one people died in the assault by al-shabaab fighters on a nairobi hotel complex the red cross says fifty people are still unaccounted for catherine so it has more from nairobi. outside this morgue in nairobi and she's family members and colleagues wait for news some more than that. now this over details of what happened inside the dusit hotel complex are beginning to march surveillance cameras capture the beginnings of the attack when heavily armed men walked into the upmarket complex from all over the place employees are running all over the place he was screaming for point to realize that the best thing to do is to find a service a place to hide. for hours afterwards terrified workers and clients barricaded themselves in as gunfire and explosions rang out. some people are still missing hundreds of others were taken to safety you know peroration that lasted through tuesday night we go out to say for