. >> okay going thread of, more than 100 schools have been forced to close from the town of garissa, be mohamed kenya. >> the subject of frequent al shabaab attacks. be. >> not part of this country in this region, it's here that be al shabaab has had almost a free rein, what approximate has been made to erntd policy cks to assure teachers from fert parts of the 61. hundred have what kcp are time is running out and the clock is ticking. >> well of course county shool in gars colleagueshave only been here two years only know garissa town, only know the outskirts don't know anything about the somali sow this are afraid of them. >> students who crawtd last year it's the only way to have,. >> emergency treatment to people suffering from heart stroke. over 18 -- heatstroke deposit over 1800 people have died so far because of the extreme temperatures. liddy dutt has more from new delldelhi. the worst affected states have been the southern indian state of teleng glrvetiona and threr concerns on the are groind in worst-affected areas that limited medical and water resources are being stretche

apparently these fighters ambushed them in a village north of the town garissa. let's speak now for mohamed adow who joins us new from ethiopia. mo what do you know? i know this is breaking as we speak. >> reporter: yeah, well, richelle garissa police are confirm that go they have lost 20 policemen. they were targeted in two different attacks. and policemen who were in a vehicle patrolling the area between the refugees camps and right at the border of somalia and kenya were targeted in an attack. plus there was an i.e.d. and then they opened fire. and in the seconds incidents they said the police officers who were killed were said to be reacting to the distress call from the officers who were targeted in the first attack. police are confirming up to 20 killed. and they say the policemen who were attacked some of them the survivors fled on foot and ended up in the refugees camp which is about 10 or so kilometers from where the attack took place. now the area where the police officers were said to be headed is a scene of annal that burr incursion last wreak where a

now, these fighters ambushed them in a village north of the town garissa. some of the policemen died when their vehicle hit a land mine planted by the fighters in last month this group attacked a university in the same area killing 148 people. we'll have much more on this ahead in the program. >>> taliban gunmen are attacking a police headquarters in southern afghanistan. 13 policemen and seven soldiers have already been killed in the siege in the helmand province, the district police chief has appealed for immediate help from the afghan government. jennifer glasse has more from kabul. >> reporter: afghan officials tell us that fighting going on in three areas of helmand province in southern afghanistan afghanistan. the standoff has been particularly difficult going on for many hours the taliban taking at least three army checkpoints and surrounding the district headquarters. at least 20 army and police have been killed so far in that attack. local officials have called for reinforcements and the interior ministry say they have sent them but it's hard to ge

. >> coming up, we are live in the kenyan town of garissa where the army is looking for al shabab fighters a a day after the group attacked soldiers. >> the people of burundi refuse to come off the streets as talks begin over the on going political crisis. >> we'll have the latest from the french open where the defending champion is on the hunt for another title. >> isil suicide bombers targeted a military convoy in iraq, killing 55 soldiers, coming on the second day of a major offensive by the iraqi army to recapture anbar province from isil. returning to our top story on the arrests of top ranking fifa officials, a sportsettics campaigner joins us. we appreciate your time, jami. these arrests were clearly dramatic but were they surprising? >> dramatic as you say and resounding. it's probably been the most shocking day of the hit of football, in my opinion but having said that, it's not that surprising when you consider the toxic nature of the corrupt culture that exists within fifa and the history of that culture within the organization. hopeful live this is it, this is the big one. >> w