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outside the small in nairobi anxious family members and colleagues white for news. now the siege is over details of what happened inside the dusit hotel a beginning to emerge. surveillance cameras captured the beginning of the attack when heavily armed men walked into the upmarket complex collection from all over the place employees are running all over the place he was screaming about point i realize of the best thing to do is to find levels too high. for hours afterward terrified workers barricaded themselves in as gunfire and explosives rang out. the others jumped from the windows of the do city to which includes offices and restaurants frequented by some of nairobi's many ex-pat workers survivors spoke of chaos and confusion we go out to say for the record if it is him but they make a big mistake because it was not sick who we go and the ship stop the ship to us hundreds of others were taken to safety in an operation that lasted through the night the condemned in the strongest towns possible this dust of the actual contents of a trojan enemies of the of a human

in nairobi thank you so much thank you. let's get more on this from the doubly producer thomas who spent eight years living and reporting from nairobi he knows the hotel and is in contact with people that welcome thomas so we've we've heard about the this area why attack a place like this basically it's one of the sort of proud buildings of nairobi in kenya upscale markets a luxury hotel with lots of international offices there lots of international organizations one source told me that there was a pound the a big meeting with american or international visits has taking place a plan to take place that was moved in the last minute so it's a place that easy so-called soft hockett that you could create a lot of havoc by attacking other you've been in contact yourself with people at the scene what have you been hearing well that they are also the police chief which is mentioning that they attack is ongoing i watch a speaking to a source just now their friend is inside the hotel so several people are still locked inside rooms or

above then militant somali islamist group al shabaab claims responsibility for an ongoing attack in nairobi and workers as a hotel an office complex in the kenyan capital to run for their lives after an explosion and heavy gunfire and security forces have been deployed in the area is being evacuated. also on the program judgement day for britain's prime minister after weeks of waiting lawmakers folks today on whether to accept a recent night controversial practice and deal with the work in union mrs mary has warned of dire consequences if pollen to vote sit down. and how welcome to the program we start with breaking news from kenya where the somali militant islamist group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility for an ongoing that sack in the kenyan capital explosions and gunfire have been reported at a hotel an office complex in nairobi the firefighters and security forces of be deployed and people are being evacuated from the area. not easily producer thomas i'm to have spent years living i'm reporting from the city he knows the hotel and he's still in contact with the people back welcome t

our correspondent joins us now from nairobi sello what's happening there now is the siege over. i'm surprised to hear it's not just that we hear that this reports of explosions and gunfire or shots in the building government that said that most people trapped inside. and. people said to have been rescued overnight. but. i'm going to. authorities one point claimed the area was safe but they had it under control yet again as you mentioned there are reports of detonations and gunfire how do you explain that discrepancy. well they do say that they have it under control into that gets your most of the building and that there is that the fighting gunmen on the top floor but they have asked the public to stay away from this area the area still evacuated the student comes around the area were evacuated not not as well. so it's still an ongoing situation and people are still being taken to hospital who shot and killed the time and injured. and we were at the hospital tough night and a few people have already been released who have minor injuries. so the siege is contained but not over ap

people have been killed more than seven hundred were rescued on harm to the latest from nairobi straight ahead. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us british prime minister to resign may and her government faces a no confidence vote later today after lawmakers threw out her brags that deal it was the biggest and the most humiliating defeat in modern british history if may's government loses the confidence vote it could trigger a general election and fresh chaos for the acrimonious brights at process but in london groups of remain backers are viewing the mayhem with some promise. for remains supporters gathered outside the british parliament to reason mees humiliation was a sign of hope defeat for the prime minister's bragg's deal could open the door to a so-called people's bought a second referendum on e.u. membership the eyes to the right two hundred into. the nose to the left four hundred and thirty two of the. government will despite her resigning defeat to resign may says she is determined to deliver brags it to the british people but even some within her own p

have been killed but more than seven hundred were rescued we'll have the latest from nairobi. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us british prime minister theresa may and her government face a no confidence vote later today after lawmakers threw out her breaks that deal it was the biggest and most humiliating defeat in modern british history if may's government loses the confidence vote it could trigger a general election and fresh chaos for the acrimonious brags that process the on. it's to the right two hundred into. the nose to the left four hundred and thirty two. it's the biggest defeat for a government in the house of commons and over a century. more than two thirds of lawmakers said no to teresa mayes divorce agreement with the e.u. it is clear that the house does not support this deal but tonight spirits tells us nothing about what it does support nothing about how. the nothing about how or even if it intends to honor the decision the british people took in a referendum parliament decided to hold its target people may hopes to return to parliament with a new

our correspondent joins us now from nairobi so what's happening there now is the siege over. it's not yet over we're still hearing explosions and gunshots once in a while and the situation where we are right now here where the press is that's quite calm but the security forces are all the way up into the hotel there's ambulances around here and we saw earlier on about an hour ago we saw somebody who was injured who was being taken out of it so there's still definitely something going on but we were not. told from where from from where the gunshots and one of the security forces was from or whether there's a viable between the two sides the earlier we heard the authorities say that the area was safe to it was secure. yet as you point out there are still reports of gunfire and explosions how do you account for the discrepancy. well yes that's what we've heard as well from from official fide. they are so i mean there there have been public warnings that. that people should stay away from this area basically when you come the road to nairobi are absolutely empty that's hardly any

people have been killed and more than seven hundred were rescued unharmed and the latest from nairobi is also straight ahead. i'm sorry kelly walked to the program british prime minister theresa may at her government are facing a no confidence vote later today after lawmakers threw out her. gregg's it deal it was the biggest the most humiliating defeat in modern british history and it casts even greater un certainty over when how and even if britain will withdraw from the european union well at the moment the prime minister is taking her weekly questions in parliament but this time the stakes are high indeed with me here in the studio we're joined by briggs it analyst alex forrest whiting who is going to talk with us in just a moment but first we're actually going to go to the live feed now alex in the house of commons and then we'd like to get your reaction there after. city's. i don't think my right orderable former colleague will find that out is an accurate interpretation of the government's position so my colleagues like the right all about the honorable gentleman from buchan has

is in nairobi she told us why somali jihadi group al-shabaab is so strong in kenya the kenyan government has not officially said that they believe the public responsible although it said a terrorist attack. is the most extremist group based in. somalia and regions of somalia which which the government hasn't been able to control that. 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 i

said i can nairobi thank you. some of the other stories making news around the world judges at the international criminal court of the court in formal ivory coast president laurent gbagbo of committing war crimes following disputed elections in twenty ten days judge has ordered his immediate release as well as that of his codefendant to charlotte good day but both cases have been seen as a milestone in efforts to bring to justice even high ranking leaders accused of atrocities. a member of germany's armed forces has been arrested on suspicion of spying for the iranian secret service officials say the suspects a fifty year old german of afghan dissent on the suspect reportedly had access to sensitive material including information about the army's mission in afghanistan. britain's lower house of parliament faces a historic decision in the next few hours as lawmakers debate whether to accept the deal struck between the prime minister and the european union for the u.k. to leave the bloc in the run up to the votes of

well al jazeera is nairobi producer joy tony joins us from nairobi what are you hearing about the attack it appears to still be under way. yes under way we're just two hundred meters from where i'm growing. just like half an hour ago there was a huge explosion and saw the police of also released a statement saying that there's several still in the building and they're trying to get the situation under control. joy can you give us a sense of the atmosphere there because it seems as though this is a complex that would have been full of civilians and we're now just looking at pictures of the area being sealed off it looks like an ambulance is there it looks like security officials are there but the attackers have not yet been located or apprehended they are still inside the building. well apologies for that we will reestablish a connection there with joy in nairobi she was just bringing us up to speed with some dramatic developments in nairobi a luxury hotel complex has been under attack witnesses have been speaking they have reported gunfire and explosions police are on the scene as you ca

in nairobi somali majority suburb obviously residents up come out to show their anger about the tague. unified in grief their message was one of love in the face of such . businesses in the business leave markets remain closed for several hours to honor the dead a remarkable moment of defiance by a community long blamed for a toxin can you no longer do people feel that is just a problem for one particular community and that community should be vilified. repressed. and driven out of. 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

i think because i don't follow your lead to go to explosions and gunfire at an upscale complex in nairobi we'll have an update from kenya in a moment. and this is the world news from al-jazeera it's all coming down to this vote in the british parliament later on choose day that decides the future of teresa mayes brags that. the prosecutor has failed to satisfy the burden of proof. the international criminal court acquits the former president of ivory coast war crimes and orders his relates. to french president is up a dialogue with the nation as he tries to address the concerns of the vest protest movement. the latest from the kenyan capital nairobi first of all reluctantly hotel complex is under attack and witnesses have reported explosions and gunfire so they say an operation is still ongoing and their main concern is that the attacker was still in the building the group has told al jazeera behind this attack and so far five people are confirmed dead. upon my colleagues. landing into evolution just attending every. so i went to. all the way up and i didn't go to these conditions i didn'

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 we'll bring in our guests in a moment but first this update on the how mother though in nairobi. details on how getting. a tugboat 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 of the middle east and restaurant inside and also having coffee they are while they plan to see how they will be cutting out the arts

an attack lasting more than twelve nairobi hotel. kenya's president who kenyatta has offered his condolences to the family of the victims and promised to find all of those who were responsible instant began when attackers talked of three cars and destination a bomb in the lobby at least fourteen people were killed we will seek out every person that was involved in the funding planning and execution of this. we will pursue relentlessly wherever they will be until they are held to account we will continue taking every step to make our nation inhospitable to terrorist groups and their networks. let's take a closer look at where this attack happened the deuce it did to herself as a luxury we have a side drive complex and kenya's capital nairobi many embassies and offices are based in the area in the west and just wrecked about two kilometers where another attack happened in two thousand and thirteen one witness explained his ordeal. employees are running all over the place he was screaming. running but from our point i realized that the

he was heading up a development agency in nairobi. he had already had one brush with death, having survived 9/11. his father, joseph spindler, said he just happened to be late for work that day. >> he was coming out of the subway when the-- when the buildings were coming down. then he was covered with all the dust. >> reporter: not long after that, he gave up a high-powered wall street career to work in developing countries, a decision that ultimately led him to nairobi and a late lunch break in a restaurant targeted by an al-shabaab suicide bomber. spindler's parents are flying to nairobi this week to collect his body. monday would have been his birthday. they say they still plan to celebrate his life, not mourn it. jeff. >> glor: debora, thank you very much. coming up here next on the "cbs evening news," the controversy as vice president mike pence's wife returns to teaching. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ i'm missing out on our family outings because i c

the siege of a hotel complex in the kenyan capital nairobi is over president kenyatta says that fourteen people have been killed more than seven hundred were rescued unharmed we'll have the latest from nairobi cause i'm listening says president obama promised he starts a ground toward to cure the grievances of the french people but will it be enough to satisfy the gallo values. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us. british prime minister to resign may and her government faces a no confidence vote later today after lawmakers threw out her brags a deal it was the biggest and the most she nearly ending defeat in modern british history if may's government loses the confidence vote it could trigger a general election and fresh chaos for the acrimonious bragg's a process through the eyes to the right two hundred into. the nose to the left four hundred and thirty two. it's the biggest defeat for a government in the house of commons in over a century. more than two thirds of lawmakers said no to teresa mayes divorce agreement with the e.u. it is clear that the house does

this flight is destined to nairobi. we don't carry inaccurate australia let's learn to nairobi really if you will and then we can go to australia either i told them it's impossible. the hijackers refused to allow captain a budget to refuel at nairobi or mombasa. so you kept going to new possible buses and yeah and then last month and i was trying to fly along the coast right so that i don't want to be far from the. they are the line. then he said why are you flying along the coast of australia is somewhere to this direction. and i took the ok i thought i had the heading. and now this message came you know if you told. you see this it's a small fuel we're running out of fuel guys so we just kept tightening like this. so you were circling the island with this i was sort of coming at diana i decided out of anyone else right because the seats are dead and. i now flight eighty nine six one was circling above the camorra side. so i just kept on going i told the guys we're going to die they're running out of you i'm a railroad

be well i'll follow breaking news explosions and gunfire at an upscale complex in nairobi we'll have a live update from kenya. on this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. the debate to begin in the u.k. parliament before the vote on prime minister may's plan to leave the european union because. the prosecutor has failed to satisfy the burden of proof. the international criminal court acquits the former president of the ivory coast of war crimes and orders his release. after a war of words and lines of agreement the turkish president and donald trump considered creating a safe zone in northern syria. allow an obstacle hotel complex in kenya's capital is under attack at this hour with reports of at least two explosions and heavy gunfire people are being rushed to safety several cars were a blaze by the buildings and nairobi police say they have cordoned off the area it is unclear at this point who is behind the attack but we are monitoring this story for you we are going to go live now for more from catherine sawyer who is joining us on the from in kenya so catherine what are

these people have come to nairobi's mortuary to identify their loved ones. but while they were unable to escape the attackers bullets many others managed to get away. many were freed by security forces after hours hiding in toilet stalls and under desks. this one they don't flaunt i saw a woman get short and that's when i took. this to walk to the hospital and then someone actually knocked me out said cause i'm not from the office and then went to the washroom suite one night. seven people in the same washroom outside the hotel a friend tried to reassure her over the phone during the twelve hour ordeal. you had to keep telling us we need to help is on. c.c.t.v. showed the gunmen entering the hotel complex before the attack within hours the somali based terrorist group al-shabaab had claimed responsibility the morning after the attack kenya's president gave a defiant televised address confirming the siege was over and that all the islamists involved had been eliminated we have dealt with the threats decisively and shown our enemies and the world that we as a

nairobi. now some of the other stories making headlines around the world today several hundred one during migrants bound for the united states have crossed into guatemala immigration authorities say people who lack the proper documents will be turned back caravans heading towards the united states have inflamed the debate over u.s. immigration policy with president trump insisting on building a wall at the us mexico border. brazil's new far right president shyer both has signed a decree to make it possible for many people to 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. nara has promised to crack down on crime in the country. and australian officials have arrested two airline employees for allegedly smuggling high grade heroin into the country cabin crew from melinde air are accused of belonging to a drug trafficking ring that operated from malaysia to australia police say the syndi

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security in the spotlight again in kenya after al shabab 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 i'm dead in. kenya 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 tuesday when five gunmen attacked a hotel complex in nairobi the group has been fighting kenyan and regional african troops and it's 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 tomb drive by al-shabaab just last tuesday. there were five touches on that it took them up to ten months to plan the whole push. as well say to be frequent visitors to the compound up in the middle synvisc for them inside and also having coffee they are while they plan to see how they will be cutting out the

spindler lived in nairobi for the past several years doing humanitarian work. his office, across the street from the hotel complex stormed by at least five terrorists who detonated multiple explosives before going in, shooting innocent bystanders. al qaeda-affiliated al shabab claiming credit for the attack that killed spindler, who was a survivor of 9/11. his parents are heartbroken. >> i think he's amazing. he's my little baby. >> and ian pannell reporting in tonight from nairobi. he's outside that hotel. and ian, i know kenyan officials are vowing to bring justice to the remaining perpetrators. but you're also learning this horrific tragedy could have been even worse? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, david. kenya has had to learn from past terror attacks. and miraculously, 700 people were brought out of the building behind me. but a tragedy nevertheless, and al shabab is threatening more attacks as the u.s. doubles down on its strikes against the militants in neighboring somalia. david? >> ian pannell tonight. thank you. >>> back here at home now, the major

al-shabaab conducted this operation in nairobi in order to restore credibility and prominence to that as long as a militant group that had been on serious defensive operations inside somalia due to aggressive foreign an african union military operations degrading them over the last several years and remember that kenyan defense forces have been operating in somalia since two thousand and eleven so here we are eight years later and al shabaab is only now trying to persuade kenyan defense forces to withdraw but on the other hand the african union mission in somalia has tried to press for a drawdown in military operations in small area and some have even gone so far as saying that there should be a drawdown by july of this year kenyan defense forces on the other hand have said let's hold on a little bit let's not make a premature withdrawal from smaller until we're certain that that the country's security and stabilization is assured before we do withdraw the estimated four thousand forces that kenya does maintain in somalia still ahead on the bulletin colombia gets tough on hundreds of

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 remember that kenyan defense forces have been operating in somalia since two thousand and eleven so here we are eight years later and al shabaab is only now trying to persuade kenyan defense forces to withdraw but on the other hand the african union mission in somalia has tried to press for a drawdown in military operations in somalia and some have even gone so far as saying that there should be a drawdown by july of this year kenyan defense forces on the other hand have said let's hold on a little bit let's not make a premature

speak to man i don't know who's in nairobi and though can you give us a sense of the scale of the u.s. operation in somalia. lot and it's very difficult to say the scale of u.s. operation in somalia we know that there's been an increase in the number of troops of a since donald trump took office and we've also seen an uptick in the airstrikes against al shabab something that has really does seem made to the groups and leadership all we know is that they have a massive base eighty kilometers southwest of the cup we're told an old military port enormous but it dogleg that's where they've been more inching their. tox against al-shabaab forces that trained special units of the somali national army that they have been using to cut out most of the ground attacks against al shabaab but despite an uptick in the number of aesthetics the u.s. have been cutting out against al shabaab also losing most of its territory to a mix of somali national army and african union peacekeepers the group still has shown surprisingly has shown resilience resilience but is there actually a resurgence. what we ca

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

outside this morgue in nairobi anxious family members and colleagues white for news. now the siege is over details of what happened inside the dusit hotel a beginning to emerge surveillance cameras captured the beginning of the attack when heavily armed men walked into the upmarket complex collection from all over the place employees are running all over the place he was screaming for up on to realize that the best thing to do is to find examples places to hide. for hours afterward terrified workers barricaded themselves in as gunfire and explosives rang out. the others jumped from the windows of the do sixty two which includes offices and restaurants frequented by some of nairobi's many ex-pat workers survivors spoke of chaos and confusion we go out to say for they make it work or some but they make a big mistake because it was not secure we go and move the ship subhashree plus hundreds of others were taken to safety in an operation that lasted through the night they go to them in the strongest terms possible this dust of the actual contents of a trojan enemies of th

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 the past have blamed the violence carried out by al-shabaab on fighters coming from beyond their nat

al-shabaab conducted this operation in nairobi in order to restore credibility and prominence to that as long as a militant group that had been on serious defensive operations inside somalia due to aggressive foreign african union military operations degrading them over the last several years and remember that kenyan defense forces have been operating in somalia since two thousand and eleven so here we are eight years later and al shabaab is only now trying to persuade kenyan defense forces to withdraw but on the other hand the african union mission in somalia has tried to press for a drawdown in military operations in small area and some have even gone so far as saying that there should be a drawdown by july of this year kenyan defense forces on the other hand have said let's hold on a little bit let's not make a premature withdraw from smally until we're certain that that the country's security and stabilization is assured before we do withdraw the estimated four thousand forces that kenya does maintain in somalia. still ahead on the bulletin brazil's new president says on the good

catherine soy al-jazeera nairobi. the u.n. says that at least eight hundred ninety people were killed last month in intercommunal fighting in the western part of the democratic republic of congo the deaths came during three days of violence in three villages in the yumi territory about three hundred kilometers north of the capital kinshasa fighting is thought to be rooted in longstanding rivalry between the benu and attending communities. over to zimbabwe now where more than six hundred people have been arrested in a crackdown on nationwide protests over a government imposed hike in fuel prices among them is leading activists past. it faces charges of inciting violence zimbabwe's main cities have been calm but tense on the last day of a national strike and it's been reports. ever. an activist pastor has been using social media to encourage people to observe a three day national stay at home protest triggered by a steep rise in fuel prices in zimbabwe that's how to arrested and facing allegations of inciting violence. how often

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 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 the past have blamed the violence carried out by al shabaab on fighters coming from beyond their national b

reports from nairobi. this sprawling informal settlement of mud gengel in near it down central canyon life here may seem us ordinary as in any other slum but the residents of mud jungle our lord. one of the gunmen in last tuesday's al-shabaab a talk in the capital 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 he's neighbors those shocked i'm not surprised they say al-shabaab has over the years recruited many young men including salim from. rotty percent is one of magickal community leaders we generally have to haarlem a car 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 or a heavy hundred government response hasn't helped either he says residents of my general blame the ease with which al-shabaab can recruit on law li

catherine soil to zero nairobi. afghan peace talks of a stumbling block for the taliban threatening to walk away from negotiations the group has accused the u.s. of deflecting from the issue of withdrawing forces from afghanistan amazing between the u.s. special envoy on afghan reconciliation that south and taliban leaders last week was canceled now has postponed a planned trip to as love for talks with pathfinder leaders meanwhile the taliban is accusing islam about of cracking down on its leaders and members to pressure the group to open talks with the afghan government come our high that has more from islamabad. confusion still staying over the. whole place. and. now the u.s. represented peace and reconciliation. on ambassador. on the government on how to bring the bond to the negotiating table the thing that it had needed to have control over the. thing they. knew they would be unacceptable and. which were unacceptable. sticking to their guns saying that they were not regime. and warned not to. draw on their fou

a memorial for six of the victims of the talk last tuesday in nairobi is taking place in nairobi the first one to be hollowed out and people expect their body will to happen although they were six workers working for a tech company. and one of the office blocks in the complex and in a statement the company they were walking for said that they had put their lives on the line in an act of leadership and selflessness to save the lives of their colleagues of course there's a great deal of familiarity to what is happening now kenyans moving their loved ones who have been killed by gunmen who want to come pain or hate and have a like a toxin before seems to be much of a blessing given three one two with many people praising. the security forces for not only the number of people they managed to save in a very short time but also bring into the whole question one and in out of time which is quite different from what happened is seventy about to turn to the t.v. when there was not the talk of the wish to get more on in twenty fifteen when i was about one hundred forty. students in a universit

where most of the men who carried out that attack in nairobi on tuesday were kenyan that's according to the police at least twenty one people were killed until now it was widely thought of violence in the name of al shabaab was carried out by foreigners from the do reports from nairobi this sprawling informal sentimental jungle in. central can live. with the president so much i wouldn't. one of the gunmen in last tuesday's al shabaab a talk in the capital nairobi was born and grew up here. salim ali get. out in 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-shabaab has over the years recruited many young men including salim from. percent is one of magickal community leaders we generally have to harlem a cause 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 or a heavy hundred government response hasn't he

the fourteen riverside complex one of the upscale business district shopping shopping areas in nairobi which is very popular with the middle and upper class will be and then of course this saying that the following of the leaves looking for other suspects right now they are continuing with forensic investigations of the scene of the toc it's closed to any members of the public we saw residents of the hotel who had escaped when the attack started and who have not been allowed to go into get the possibility of a possible effect from the hotel at the kenyan police is being assisted by f.b.i. the most of the day they've been going through a vehicle that had been left outside by the autocross when they fust gold in police also confirmed that there was a five attack is on the list three of them kenyans kenyan bomb something that says' that. has gotten a foothold here and are using local kenyans to carry out attacks like this but mom had to kenyan security forces had said that they had defeated al shabaab and indeed indeed we had seen the number of attacks decline not just are along the kenya

at least five people are dead and a gun and bomb attack on a hotel complex in the kenyan capital of nairobi. tolerations an r.p. kostas former president who was acquitted of crimes against humanity but for the victims the project is painful. british prime minister theresa may has seen her breaks a deal overwhelmingly rejected by politicians including more than one hundred from within her own party this is how the vote came down two hundred two voted for trace a maze deal with the european union with four hundred thirty two voting against so that means a prime minister by two hundred thirty votes after the crushing defeat the opposition labor party tabled a no confidence motion and may's minority government which will be debated on wednesday brennan has this round up of a dramatic day of events and london. the eyes to the right two hundred into. the nose to the left four hundred and thirty two. two hundred thirty vote margin of defeat was an emphatic rejection of teresa mayes bret's its strategy but still the british prime minister is refusing to resign in stead of throwing down a challenge

this is d w news live from our lead explosion and heavy gunfire reported in nairobi and upscale hotel and office complex under attack in the kenyan capital at this hour we will go along to our correspondent who is on the scene. also coming up judgment day for british prime minister to receive bank after weeks of waiting lawmakers vote today on whether to accept or reject her controversial drugs a deal with the e.u. may has warned of dire consequences if the parliament throws it out because she and the people of poland more of the slain mayor of good dogs public other volvic she was stabbed on stage at a charity event in front of thousands. and it is the largest gathering of human beings on the power planet in virtual bathing in india known as the cool mela is a unique symbol of spirituality tourism and politics it starts today. from sarah kelly welcome to the program we begin with breaking news out of kenya where explosions and gunfire have been reported at a hotel complex in the capital nairobi witnesses and police are calling it a terror attack firefighters and six. the forces are a

catherine soil to zero nairobi. well i still has claimed responsibility for a suicide bomb attack that killed nineteen people in northern syria among the dead are four americans two soldiers and two civilians it's happened just weeks after president donald trump announced he was pulling troops out of syria because i still had been defeated in reports from washington d.c. . love in the streets a popular restaurant blown apart american helicopters rushed in to help the wounded and remove the dead in the city of men bitch the u.s. military confirming on twitter that u.s. service members were killed this logic state of iraq in the levant says they are responsible and that they were targeting the coalition of u.s. senator lindsey graham directly blamed the attack on president donald trump promised to pull u.s. troops out quickly mark uncertain statements made the president trying. is it you're set in motion enthusiasm by the enemy we're fighting you make people who are trying to kill wonder about us and as they get older

ok joint many thanks for the update there from the scene of that attack in nairobi. now still ahead here on al-jazeera afghanistan's silent killer how appellation is causing more deaths than the ongoing war. and gun crime controversy why brazil's me president decided to relax firearm laws. that are the worst of the rapidly falling stars probably gone from the european main now there is still more potential as you can see the white cloud gets trucked on the northern opes but it's more a case of clearing the avalanche danger than waiting for more snow to fall into the concentration more recently has been in turkey and daytime on wednesday will still be in eastern turkey is for to get through northern syria and to georgia as well there's still some snow behind as you can see because the temperatures here we have got snow potential below four degrees when you get to seventy this is more of a melting situation to be honest and much of northern and western europe is mild than you might expect considering it's virtually mid winter never to even wednesday to thursday the nex

catherine sawyer al-jazeera nairobi. u.s. special envoy on afghan reconciliation has just arrived in pakistan to try to revive talks with the taliban so i'll make that as meeting pakistani leaders to try to bring the taliban back to the table taliban leaders canceled a meeting with him accusing me us of deflecting from the issue of withdrawing forces from afghanistan and also rejecting the involvement of the afghan government in the dialogue that's joined from. of us what was on the agenda of the u.s. and u.s. envoys visit. where the. main focus will be how to get that dollar bond back to the talks. expected in islamabad this trip guard force formed several times and up against on the government on the other hand trying to run taliban to hold talks with the us on war however we are door that at this moment the issuance of our statement from the minute of honest on where this decide how and where and destroys their sort of right so it is going to be important to see where the pakistan will be able to go and reins of one taliba

talking to us from nairobi. in france president manuel mccollum has begun a grand tour of the nation to listen to people's grievances in his response to the yellow vest protest movement that has shaken france for the last two months of calling his denounce what he calls their violence and demagoguery but he also said france must build the ways and means to find solutions for the country. book full of citizens complaints the prelude to the manger debate president. hopes to appease the yellow vests with launch the national dialogue in normandy a debate in which he says no issue is banned. tell me what is in your heart and on your mind what are your suggestions for our country. will be part of the six hundred mayors have been invited over the next three months they will meet the debate with local people and listen to their criticisms and suggestions. and the yellow vests reaction rejection when they buy you do we are not at all satisfied with the little he has to offer he should step down. but he didn't he said he

outside this morgue in nairobi anxious family members and colleagues white for news. now the siege is over details of what happened inside the dusit hotel a beginning to emerge surveillance cameras captured the beginning of the attack when heavily armed men walked into the upmarket complex. bliz employees are running all over the place he was grooming up point i realized that the best thing to do is to find as evers a place to hide. for hours afterward terrified workers barricaded themselves in as gunfire and explosives rang out. others jumped from the windows of the deuce that veto which includes offices and restaurants frequented by some of nairobi's many ex-pat workers survivors spoke of chaos and confusion out to say for the ever could ever question but they make a big mistake because it was not secure we go and move the ship up to us hundreds of others were taken to safety in an operation that lasted through the night the condemn in the strongest terms possible this is just an actual. nowadays of a trojan enemies of the human civilization. him as a jerk divisions

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