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But overshadowing by security concerns. Mastering malaria. This is the first vaccine against any parasite, not just against malaria. Hope against one of the world ass most deadly diseases. And biker battle. The uber like service on motor bikes and the sometimes violent reaction to it on the streets of indonesia. Part part of grerve sustains against i. S. I. L. Erdogan also announced a new collaboration with the u. S. Led forces fighting i. S. I. L. Coalition jets will now have access to two key air bases in Southern Turkey to launch air strikes. Mohammed jamjun reports from turkey. Reporter the escalation was swift and severe. On a lot day along turkeys volatile border with syria the fight began. Retaliation of a killing of a turkey officer. Hours earlier early friday morning, f16 fighters jeghts bombed syriafighters jetsbombed from turkish bases. Turkish Prime Minister ahmed dabatolo aired a familiar rea refrain. Whoever poses a threat to the borders of the republic of turkey they would be responded to accordingly without any further notice. We have lost one of our Army Officers and a number of police officers. It is certain that the murderers will be punished without a doubt. Reporter but when asked if turkey would open its air bases and stations to u. S. And Coalition Forces, which would be a major tactical shift the Prime Minister was not nearly as definitive. The Incirlik Air Base matters are a separate issue altogether. When it comes to the matter of safety and security, turkey takes those decisions by itself. In turkey its been a week of attacks and anxiety one in which the threat from the Islamic State of iraq and the levant has never been felt as keenly. On monday a suicide bomber killed 32 people in suruc. An attack that inspired anger. Officials in turkey were quick to blame i. S. I. L. But many in the kurdish population felt the government was to blame. Not doing enough to protect kurds, allegation is the government has strongly denied. Now even with the ceasefire with the pkk situation seems more fragile than ever. Two Turkish Police officers were killed accused of collaborating with i. S. I. L. By early friday morning turkish authorities were conducting raids in a dozen locations rounding up members of the pkk and other groups, over 250 people were arrested. Over the course of a few hours i. S. I. L. Targets had been destroyed and suspects caught. With so much at stake from outside and inside its borders it seems that more than ever turkey may be in a very difficult position. Mohammed jamjun, al jazeera turkey. Gives turkey the ability to strike i. S. I. L. Targets with far better effect, facilitate surveillance missions. Rosalind jordan reports. Reporter the Obama Administration is welcoming turkeys decision to allow the u. S. To use bases in turkey, namely the inns Incirlik Air Base. Right now they are having to fly from much farther distances in the gulf as well as from aircraft carriers outside saudi arabia in order to reach those targets. They say this is going to make the efforts of trying to degrade i. S. I. L. Targets an operations much easier. Now, whats not clear is what actually happened in the negotiations between the u. S. And the be turkish authorities to allow these air bases to be used. The turkish have wanted to create a buffer zone inside syria in order to protect its territory from i. S. I. L. Its also wanted to establish a no fly zone something which u. S. Officials also said would be problematic at best and probably extremely difficult to carry out at worst. And then theres also the question of whether the u. S. Is making any inducements or offering any inducements to the turkish government because they have apparently backed away from their demand that the fight against i. S. I. L. Be expanded into an overall fight against the government of bashar alassad, someone whom the turkish government considers an enemy of their country. For the moment the Obama Administration says this is a shoring up of the forces the Coalition Forces against i. S. I. L. But it may come out in coming days just exactly what the turkish government is getting in exchange for allowing a key military installation to be used in this fight against i. S. I. L. Rosalyn jordan in washington d. C. Defense secretary ash carter made an unannounced visit to iraqs kurdistan district today. A day after he met with u. S. Troops in baghdad. Carter praised the kurdish effort against i. S. I. L. Calling it a model of what the u. S. Is trying to achieve. While iraqs model has struggled to contain i. S. I. L. Kurdish have pushed back the group in their province of iraq. Twin car bombs against iraqi forces, killing at least 77. Also officials were killed in air strikes overnight. More than 100 iraqi and shia force he were killed in a suicide bombing near fallujah. And iraqs top cleric called grand ayatollah Ali Al Sistani urged attacks against women and children. Mark kimmet is a u. S. Army Brigadier General he joins us via skype from baghdad. Lets start with turkey. How significant is it that the turks are finally conducting their own Bombing Missions . I think its very important for quite some time the u. S. Has been concerned about not only turkeys action he to at least not stop i. S. I. L. But stop i. S. I. L. From operating in that area, use of bases and bringing in turkey with their very, very experienced pilots gives us a better platform to operate from than simply the bases we have been operating from. Much closer to syria and northern iraq. Critical of people not flowing through intoob syria to join i. S. I. L. And having its forces watch from across the border as i. S. I. L. Attacked kobani. Why do you think theyre finally acting now . Well, i think first thing is that they did not act prior to this, because they always saw assad as the larger threat. They saw i. S. I. S. As a symptom but assad was the disease. I. S. I. S. Was a creation, reacting to assad. And they were always trying, they the turks were always trying to get the United States and others to realize that i. S. I. S. Isnt the probe that assad is the problem. But isnt the problem assad is the problem. After we saw the attack in suruc where 32 turks were killed, and there is a belief that there is an internal threat from i. S. I. S that be i. S. I. S. May be a problem from the other side of the border and now a problem within their own borders and an be beand an existential threat. I think what turkey is finally realizing is this policy they had of assad first i. S. I. S. Second has now got to be reversed. They have got to go against i. S. I. S. First and worry about assad second. One of their concerns for the turks, their own kurdish opposition, allowing i. S. I. L. To fight kurds in syria and iraq looking at i. S. I. L. As an enemy of my enemy situation but they bombed some pkk kurdish positions in northern iraq. Its a confusing and complicated situation there. Again, the problem is that the kurdish fighters who have been fighting i. S. I. S. Have been complaining for quite some time that turkey is allowing more and more i. S. I. S. Fighters to flow inside to kill kurdish fighters and as a result they had to deal with that problem themselves. They had to appease the kurdish government out of erbil but killing their own people. Because of the very large kurdish population inside turkey was not quite happy to see the number of kurds that were being killed by i. S. I. S. They finally had to do something against i. S. I. S. And suruc provided the catalyst for that action. You are in iraq, defense secretary ash carter have ited this week. How much progress are iraqi forces make right now especially in Anbar Province trying to retake it . Well, were starting to see the first of the coalition trained iraqi forces being introduced into the fight around ramadi and habanea. Its still too early to say theres forward progress. Theyre in the shaping phase to retake ramadi. Iraqi forces have not at least given up ground, we have to wait a few more weeks before we see steady progress but the shaping process the preparation of the battlefield going on right now by both the Turkish Military consume the Iraqi Military iraqi police and the Popular Mobilization forces, they seem to get the chess piece necessary place and we hope progress to be made in the town of ramadi itself. General mark kimmet glad to have you with us especially in the Early Morning hours. Sure. Two have been arrested on terrorism charges on belgium. The pair spend years in gitmo former detainees were arreston thursday suspect ed of recruiting members to fight the syrian army. The pentagon says a high ranking al qaeda commander was killed in an air strike on july 11th. Abu kalil al sudani was head of suicide bombings and operations. Directly thrirchgd to plots against the United States. Secretary of state john kerry is working hard to sell the iran nuclear deal. Today his efforts brought him to new york city. Kerry told the council on Foreign Relations the deal is the only way to ensure iran cannot immediately build a nuclear bomb. The fact is that if we dont accept this agreement if we dont keep with this agreement and put it to the test, year 15 or year 20 comes tomorrow. Literally. Because iran already has enough Nuclear Material for ten to 12 bombs. Kerry said if Congress Rejects the deal it puts everything back to square one. He predicted it would result in what he called conflict with iran. 10 days after Yemeni Forces pushed houthis identity of aden, equipment to help reopen the airport in the countrys second largest city. People at aden have been hardest hit by the war. About 13 Million People are in dire need of food, medicine and fuel. Todays delivery brings cancer medicine and drugs to the area. President obama rierves in arrives in kenya, the key issues he plans to focus on during his visit to africa. And burundis president after his controversial reelection. In context tonight president obamas historic trip to kenya. Its his first visit to his fathers home land since he was elected. While the president will attend an economic summit he will also discuss with his family members. First sitting u. S. President ever to visit kenya. More than that, barack obama in the eyes of kenyans is finally coming home. Strictly speaking its his fathers home land but in the euphoric atmosphere here most kenyans feel americas first black president is like no other politician on earth. They relate to him. First a handshake for kenyas president uhuru kenyatta. The first president to be charged at the icc in the hague but then cleared. This was nairobis skyline as u. S. Forces moved in. The americans had been monitoring all air space in kenya along with neighboring somalia. It may not seem like it with last minute makeovers but kenya is experiencing a security operation like no other. Any personal fulfillment president obama may have in being here will be tinged with a time line of human loss in kenya though. From al qaedas 1998 bombing of the u. S. Embassy in nairobi in which 200 kenyans and 12 americans died, the al shabaab attack ton onto westgate Shopping Mall to al shabaabs be attack on the Garissa University only a few months ago. We need more participation of the u. S. More training of our special forces by the u. S. In the lead up to the visit Westgate Mall has reopened. No memorials to the dead here. This is intended to be a defiant move to show normality. But dispiets despite some improvements to security, kenyans are i still skeptical. They will be looking to a u. S. President with kenyan roots for help. He has said he will speak bluntly to kenyans politicians. He wont be traveling to kegelo, the west kenyan village where his father was born. His half sister alma greeted him at the airport and got in the back of his limousine to drive out. Andrew simmons, al jazeera nairobi. President obama will open a global summit tomorrow, one of the Biggest Challenges involves improving security especially in kenya. Be Patricia Sabga hasPatricia Sabga has more. Marking the first visit of a sitting u. S. President and the first to his fathers home land since becoming president. Kenya was the home of the president s father. He still has relatives there so there is a strong emotional tie of the president but clearly its a very strategic trip. Reporter ken yah is on the front lines of the fight against al shabaab. An al qaeda affiliate based in somalia thats carried out over 100 attacks in somalia since 2011 including a three day siege in Westgate Mall in 2013 and the massacre of 148 people at Garissa University this past april. But the response by kenyas Security Services including alleged extra judicial killings harassment and detention of muslims is viewed by many as counterproductive to regional security. Its really important for kenyan government to realize that the radicalization is not only happening in somalia but is hang also in kenya. And that there is another approach needed, one that engages more with the communities that are most at risk of being radicalized. Reporter concerns over human rights abuses, crack downs on media and Civil Society prompted writing to president obama and urging him to put these at the forefront of his discussions. Bomb said he would address them candidly stressing Good Governance as the basis of Economic Growth on a continent that boasts many of the Fastest Growing economies on the planet and which kenya is emerging as a key gateway. It is an engine of the East African Community creating a Common Market that is large enough in scale to attract major interests in direct investment in trade. Reporter and in the interest of a president keen to unlock the potential of a country and a continent his forefathers called home. Patricia sabga, al jazeera. While in kenya the president says he will also talk about lgbt rights. Many african countries have laws against homosexuality. In kenya its punishable with time in prison. He told the bbc he still plans to bring up the issue. Be u. S. Ambassador to nigeria and sowrveg. South africa. How important is this trip . The trip is important because africa has been looking for this high level visible attention from the Obama Administration. A lot of things have been going on, its been a very strong policy in africa under the Obama Administration. In security and democracy and antiaids programs, et cetera. But they had expected this high visibility and the president s been consumed with other issues. So this trip is very important to reassure africa that africa is a high priority for this administration. And china has made major inroads in africa. So by going over there with a large contingent of business people, is the president sending a clear message . I think economics have become an increasingly important part of of the administrations approach. Youll note in the u. S. Africas summit last month there was a great deal of attention on investment possibilities and power africa et cetera, so thats to take advantage of the fact that as your report said, african countries have been growing faster than many other countries in the world. But another facet of the u. S. Administrations concern has been africas growing importance in security issues. Not only al shabaab but al qaeda in the magreb, the repercussions of libya and egypt so that security now also ranks very high in the administrations priorities on the continent. And kenya and ethiopia are very important in this regard. Right because you do have al qaeda in the magreb, you have al shabaab in somalia which has carried out these terrible attacks in kenya you have boko haram in nigeria, also attacking chad cameroon niger. The new nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari just visited be america. But its aiding and abetting nigeria by not allowing the weapons to fight the group is that security an overwhelming one . That visit went extremely well. He was very, very pleased with the visit. There was one unfortunate section in his speech i think written by someone else, raising the old issue of support to the nigerian military. We are legitimately, the United States legitimately concerned about some of the Human Rights Violations of the Nigerian Security forces. And i would point out that president buhari one of the first things he has done has been to replace the leaders of all three Major Services as well as name a new National Security advisor. So i think that comment does not reflect the overall visit. I was three at the speech and interviewed him while he was there and i know he came away very pleased. Now without security in the region though, is subshoornl africasubsaharanafrica going to be able to attract the kind of investment the area needs and wants . There youve pointed out some, we still have a terrible terrible conflict in south sudan, we have Foreign Investment opportunities thats true in tanzania mozambique, and i think youll see more attention to nigeria with a very successful democratic election. So i think still the Economic Opportunities on the continent are going to attract investment, just as they are from china and india and brazil. And this global entrepreneurial summit that the president will host in kenya cohost will again put a spotlight on those opportunities. Ambassador Princeton Lyman always good to get your insights. Thank you. My pleasure, thank you. What could become the worlds first licensed malaria vaccine passes a hurdle. Coming up, what protection it could give to the nearly 3 billion at risk of contracting the disease. And clean energy debate, those who want to save the countrys picturesque landscapes. Welcome back to al jazeera america. Im antonio mora. Coming up in this half hour of International News fifa feels the heat from major sponsors over the corruption allegations. But first a look at the stories makinged lines across the u. S. In our american minute. Police in louisiana say they may never know why a gunman opened fire in a Movie Theater last night. Two people were killed and nine others injured until the gunman turned the gun on himself. John houser, a drifter. Hillary clinton is taking another hit over the server she used to handle emails misclassified information. Clintons campaign insists any released emails deemed classified by the administration were classified after the fact and not at the time they were transmitted. The u. S. Government is investigating airlines for alleged price gouging following azedly Train Derailment in may. Reviewing the prices of the five largest carriers after theamtrak crash in philadelphia. The crash killed eight people and injured nearly 200 forcing suspension of service for days following. The airlines deny charges. The first vaccine for malaria. Authorities improved the new approved the new drug. Just how effective willing the vac een be . Have atrektarek bazley last thestory. Considerably less effective on children up to the age of five months. That hasnt stopped the european agent giving the vac een the green light. This means the World Health Organization can now look at how effective it is and how it can be used alongside other tools. Before it can be rolled out governments will need to give it approval and funding will also need to be found. Its believed a course of the vaccine could cost about 5 per child. News of the new vaccine is being tblomed welcomed in ghana. Ama boatang reports. Suffering from malaria. She has been admitto the hospital in accra. If malaria is an important reason for our admission then its a disease area we can look at. Reporter most of the families here are not aware of the medical developments in the fight against malaria that may one day benefit them. But ghanan authorities welcome the vaccine developed by glaxo glaxosmithkline. We know this person said theres so more work to be done but this is a beginning so its a first good step. Reporter the vaccine was tested in 11 Different Countries across west africa, including malawi and ghana. This is peak season for moorl malaria. They have seen 60 case he. The World Health Organization has to review the vaccine before making its policy recommendations later this year. Still more questions to be answered. This vaccine starting to show an effect for the first time. Lot of questions, how much is it going to cost, how is it going to be delivered and how long will it last. Her condition is improving but be doctors say current Malaria Prevention efforts are not effective enough. Thats why researchers say this vaccine is an important development. Al jazeera accra. 2013 they show that case of malaria were diagnosed in 97 countries worldwide, in the past 15 years advances in prevention and treatment have occurred somewhat but 3. 3 billion people remain at risk of contracting malaria. 1. 2 billion are considered at high risk. 198 million cases of malaria were diagnosed worldwide 97 of those confirmed cases were in africa. The virus killed 584,000 people across the world in 2013, of those deaths about 437,000 were african children under the age of 5. Joshua bloomen bloomenfeld is the executive director of moorl no more. I wasmalaria no more. This break through could save an incredible amount of lives. Thank you so much for having me and youre absolutely right malaria is one of the oldest deadliest diseases in Human History and it affects millions of people around the world the Biggest Group is children under five and pregnant women, it is an Exciting Development one tool in the tool box were going to need to eradicate the disease. While any tool is welcome why is this vaccine only 30 effective . This is a great question, i think there is the jury is still out on some of the efficacy some of the Clinical Trials need to be done in greater detail and in more countries. The reality is any intervention that we use is going to have to be paired with other intervention. Bed nets in addition to vaccine and indoor spraying and all of these interventions together and innovations are going to help us eradicate the disease and what has led to such dramatic progress that has been made. That is a staggering success. It is. But why has it been so hard to develop a vaccine against malaria . Given the Staggering Number of victims you would think finding some way to stop it would be a top priority in the world of research and development. Its an excellent question. Gsk and others have put a lot of money into this vaccine and certainly we need lot of research dollars. One of the key problems of course is people who need malaria medicines dont have the ability to pay. Thats why the u. S. Government and others aids Foundation Play such a Critical Role in providing that gap to provide the gap in the failure. Practical too expensive for kind of mass use you need it for. So its a great question. One of the interesting questions about malaria medicine right now is its largely effective and actually relatively inexpensive all things considered. The key challenge we have the the the dosage is required to be taken over three days. The first day most patients actually feel a lot better and they wind up not taking the rest of the medicine and saving it because its costly for them. The problem is if we could get a single dose cure, where you would take one pill and that would effectively clear your body of the parasite, you would be healed, but it is important to note that the medicine that we have today that a lot of companies have invested in including note and file novartis. Despite the fact that there has been resistance to the drugs which have made them a little less effective. Why after a half a century of major malarial defense why has it been so hard to fight this disease . Its such an excellent question. And the reality is we dont really know. What we do know is that malaria is the oldest deadliest disease in Human History. Its essentially been around since humans have been recording history and some countries were able to eradicate it using ddt for instance, the United States eradicated it. The centers for Disease Control was founded in atlanta to eradicate malaria in the United States. There are times in the history that we have come close to eradicate the disease but if we take our foot off the gas malaria will come back. It is a really, really zedly disease that is able to adapt. What gets us out of bed in the morning is this generation has the opportunity to end the disease. We can stop malaria and eradicate it from the planet and ensure that no one has to die from malaria. It will take time and money and political will but we know how to do it. Thank you for joining us tonight. Nigeria hit a major milestone, celebrating a year without the single case of polio. 20 years ago it had the highest rate. The World Health Organization says it will now take nigeria off the lest of polio endemic countries, if lab tests remain negative in the next few weeks. Nigeria is the last african country on that list. Burundis president has won the contest was boycotted by the International Community including secretary of state john kerry who called for a new election. The president of the South African country ignored calls to delay voting to ease tensions. Reporter it was an election that people knew who won before even counting. Officials say there was a massive turnout. The turnout at the National Level is 73. 44 . This is really the key formation maybe which is needed to be known by the International Community which is following the process in burundi. Reporter the African Union and some International Organizations say they dont recognize the result. Now people will wait and see what happens next. Ordinary burundins say they dont want it but everybody has to accept the result. Just hours after the president ial results were announced, people were injured. My family was in the house i was in the bedroom i heard an explosion somebody through a grenade inside. The youngest was my sister who was nine years old. Reporter despite the threat of violence, president nkurunziza has called for parliament to meet on monday. Haru mutasa, al jazeera bujumbura. Sentence of nearly 50 years later, learns his fate for the torture and killing of political enemies of then communist romania. And thailand indicts human traffickers believed to be part of a worldwide smuggle network. The unidentified remains of victims of the germanwings crash were laid to rest today in the french alps. More than 300 families gathered around a head stolen in commemoration of the deceased. The individual compensation packages equivalent to what the airlines chief executive in a week deeply insulting. The crash killed all 150 people on board the plane. An independent commission in mexico said it found serious flaws into the investigation of 43 students last year. The commissions report said the Attorney Generals Office only identified the l remains remains of one victim. The 11 suspects have not been properly investigated and the victims ams families have not received proper counseling. Arrested by police who turned them over to a drug gang that killed them and incinerated the bodies inta garbage dump. The man who ran roe plan yahsyahs prison to silence dissidents sentenced to 20 years for crimes against humanity. Lawrence lee has more. I was only obeying orders that was always the defense of this old man alexander against the allegation he had carried out a prison camp in romania which degraded and killed the opposition of soviet roe plain romania. Went back to the arguments that he was carrying out the commands of his political leaders. Translator i only executed the order. But they are the ones who must be asked to come to the ministry of justice. They must call all those who gave orders and question them. Reporter but the problem with that argument is that most of them are dead. He was in charge of the socalled prison of silence between 1956 and 1963. This womans husband held in prison for making city hall inn died himself in 2003. Mocking stalin. He was put in water above his knees so ice would form around his legs. He wasnt able to get his feet out of the ice. Reporter 20 years in prison may or may not be seen in romania as the same sort of justice handed out by nicholas chowciacescu. His trial has left many people unimpressed. Still for his victims and supporters, this plan almost 90 will surely die in jail itself will carry out a certain set of satisfaction. Lawrence lee, al jazeera. Prosecutors say they broke up a large Crime Network that included other military officials and local politicians from around the country. The sweeping investigation came after 36 bodies were exhumed in may from abandoned camps near thailands border with malaysia. An uber like competition. And free willy, the race to rescue a killer whale stranded on a rocky ravine. Just because youre pregnant dont mean your lifes ended. Intense pressure. I dont know if this whole dance thing will work out. Tough realities. We call chicago chiraq because we have more killers. Life changing moments. Shut the cam. From oscar winning director alex gibney. A hard hitting look at the real issues facing american teens. The incredible journey continues. On the edge of eighteen. Intl world wormtdworld soccers governing body is once more under fire. Corporate giants have been critical of fifa in wake of the corruption scandal. They say meaningful reforms cannot be implemented under the current leadership and they are requesting an independent body carry out the needed changes. This week fifa president sepp blatter set forth new directions to overcome. Dlimpg clean energy will destroy the landscapes. Dominic cain has more. Its an image the German Government wants to see much more of. For past three Years Renewable energy has increased. If the demand is high so too is the cost to the consumer. Although German Energy bills are among the largest in the eu some analysts say support for renewables is strong. Theres a huge drive among ordinary people because the largest share of investment for the Renewable Energy investment comes from private people. Thats very interesting to see. On the one hand. On the other hand some also complain of cost because of high electricity prices. Reporter wind farms like these in brandenburg is a key part of Angela Merkels determination, contributing tens of thousands of megawatts to the energy grid. But much of that will be consumed in southern germany. This is the valley area of central germany famed for its beautiful landscape. Hosfed has run a kayaking business here for many years. The landscape is the main reason people want to come here. But a new Energy Company wants to install new power lines here, on a plan called zudlink. Power lines many meters higher than those already installed. Many are deeply worried. We are afraid of the zutlink cutting through valley which is very popular with canoeists. They will not come here anymore and this will harm tourism. We are afraid of losing our livelihood, our businesses will be destroyed. Reporter but the than in charge of the federal Agency Responsible says he wants to find solutions. Translator we are making some progress in the big power grid project that will transparent electricity from the north to the transport electricity from the north to the south. We want to discuss the top inc. As soon as possible. We are looking at what the problems are and trying to solve them. But some people are not so sure. They wonder whether these solutions might actually cost the earth. Dominic cain, al jazeera brandenburg. Now our global view segment a look at how news happens across the world are reacting to various events. The guardian says turkey is entering dangerous territory. At one time turkey set back expecting i. S. I. L. And the pkk to battle each other. But now that the country is fully involved in the fight against i. S. I. L. It should renew diplomatic talks with the pkk. Kenyas key issues, the article focuses on the individuals between president obama and American Business executives and says the americans will not be in town to berry us freebies, we have some things they want. Similarly economic outcomes from this visit could secure president obamas legacy on the continent as better than his predecessors. George w. Bush in his campaign. Regulations and overhead costs make it impossible for them to compete with uber. Uber responded by offering everyone in rio two free rides today. Oosh hasuber this battle involves motor bikes. Step vaessen has tonights off the radar report from jakarta. It started with a mobile phone application now six months later go check has more than 1 million users and 11,000 motor bike drivers delivering services. Customers place orders and motor bike drivers like pilar marcelina accept them. Translator go is more efficient. Time energy and money. Go check is it can be found at many street corners. Were actually not selling multiple services. What were essentially is selling is time. And that has got to be one of the most precious commodities being an urban dweller. So it works because both sides of the platform are benefiting immensely. This is often the only way to get around in jakarta or other big cities in indonesia. The success of the go jet ridessers have been facing violence or threats because it can sense the competition. In several areas traditional drivers or o jacks or drivers have ordered go jacks not oenter their neighborhood. My motor bike was hit with sticks. I was chased. It happens all the time now. He says since go jack started its service his income has been halved. Translator these business men sit in their offices and their mobile phones and make money. We do the work. I dont want us citizens to be humiliated like this. But thousands of go jack drivers are facing a uncertain future. Say they are losing a lot of money. Loss of money you have to follow this technology. Go jack tries to lower tensions by sending in special teams to approach o jack drivers, it could turn into something worse if their efforts are not success. Step vaessen, al jazeera jakarta. Rescuers helped free a killer whale stranded for eight hours near the coast of british columbia. Trapped on rocks while chasing a sea loin. Using a water pump to keep the whale cool and wet. Once the tide rose it swam away to meet its pod which stayed in the area waiting. This is this edition of International News. I will see you again in an hour. On america tonight shots ring out and the debate over gun violence and gun control echo again. Away from the headlines america tonights sarah hoye continues the high cost of a gunshot. Reporter what would you say at the end of the day was that total bill from start until now . Almost like 10 million. 10 million . 10 million on a lot of drugs lot of machinery. Home health care nurses. It was real expensive. Also night highway robbery