Islands. I believe well be safe center a reformed europe. David cameron on whether britain should stay in the european union. We begin this news hour where we have museveni has been declared the winner of the president ial election. Hes africas longest serving leaders having spent 30 years in power. Lets take a look at the results. Museveni won with 60 of the vote. His rival only secured 35 of ballot cast. The polic. It was not transparent. I would say the failure concerning the vote staffing or rigging. We have information from media. Weve asked observers all over the country, and we have to say that this is not confirmed. They did not witness any kind of these things which have been mentioned. I have to speak on the findings that they have in the region there. We join malcolm webb in kampala. The results have been rejected by the opposition. Theyre calling for an independent audit. Will they get it . We dont know yet. Kizza besigye, the opposition candidate, are in their homes surrou
Angolan deal and freed from prison. We begin with the expanding fight against isil. U. S. Warplanes bomb an suspected Training Camp in libya. 40 people were killed Al Jazeera National Security Force Jamie Mcintyre is at the pentagon with more. Tony, pentagon Officials Say that the overnight strike does not represent an expansion of the full scale war against isil in iraq and syria, into libya as well. This was a chance to take out a major isil player and many recruits in a single blow. This is all that was left of a farmhouse and other structures in a rural area of libya after a pair of u. S. Air force f15s flown out of a british air base in london, along with unmanned drones in the region attacked what is described as an isil Training Camp the in the early hours on friday morning. It was targeted based on intelligence suggesting the fighters there were planting external attacks on u. S. And other western interests in the region. I think its fair to say that this group and Training Fac
Anc goele ah 3. Angola 3. Tomorrow is a key day in the race for white house. Republicans hold a primary in South Carolina and democrats hold caucuses in nevada. We start in South Carolina where the gop candidates crisscrossed the state today serving for last minute votes. Key lead for donald trump, the battle could be for second place. Lisa stark has more from columbia, South Carolina. Reporter tointantonio, thp phenomenon continues to stump experts. Donald trump wouldnt have made the list last year but he has the momentum, according to the polts and the question iapologis can he ride that all the way to the convention . Continues to tap into fears about immigration, and the economy. These men are not going to get you to the promised land. This is not politics as usual. From biting personal attacks. This guy ted cruz is really a liar i tell you what, ive never seen anything like it. To the threats to sue cruz over an antitrump ad. This has taken the case. Trump has even taken on the po
His seat. White, middleaged americans, have seen their death rates surge from a variety of causes since 1999. What does this tell us about today . The Miles Per Hour way of death. Its the inside story. Welcome to inside story, im ray suarez. The new numbers, published in the proceedings of the National Academy of sciences turn what you think you know about this country upside down. In 1850, an americans Life Expectancy at birth was barely 40 years, and 100 years later, 65. And half a century later, another decade had been added on. Most of the increase was due to increase in infant mortality. But even allowing for that, you might assume that the progress would go on and on. And for sure, conversation busy medicine, retirement and aging are all premised on the idea that the trend line would simply go higher and higher. Thats why a surge showing a startling increase in the death rate of middleaged white americans is surprising. More middleaged americans are dying than before. Specificall
Death. Its the inside story. Welcome to inside story, im ray suarez. The new numbers, published in the proceedings of the National Academy of sciences turn what you think you know about this country upside down. In 1850, an americans Life Expectancy at birth was barely 40 years, and 100 years later, 65. And half a century later, another decade had been added on. Most of the increase was due to increase in infant mortality. But even allowing for that, you might assume that the progress would go on and on. And for sure, conversation busy medicine, retirement and aging are all premised on the idea that the trend line would simply go higher and higher. Thats why a surge showing a startling increase in the death rate of middleaged white americans is surprising. More middleaged americans are dying than before. Specifically those without higher education. Those are the findings by princeton economists, who won the noble prize last month, and his wife. They were studying statistics on happines