Stealing state secrets and of keeping mistresses. A pioneering new medical technique. 3d printers are making replicas of body parts. Find out why. But we start this newshour in burundi where vote something underway in a president ial election which has seen much unrest. The incumbent is running for a third term in. Critics say he is violating the constitution. Many are boycotting the vote. The African Union, the eu says they wont recognize the results. This election has been marred by violence. Hours before the polls opened one person was killed in overnight shooting in the capitol. There is no security in burundi. Gunfire reigns the night. We are not sure what is happening here. We have two correspondents there on the ground. Weve got hara matusa and Catherine Soi is just across the border in hwanda where thousands have been fleeing. We will go to catherine in a moment but first, lets go to haru. Behind you we can see evidence of a great deal of unrest. So people are going to the poll
At the Japanese Corporate giant toshiba forces its Top Executive to step down. And womens Rights Groups in india want a ban on instant divorces. One more hour before polls close in burundi in a controversial president ial election that has seen months of unrest in parts of the country. The incumbent, Pierre Nkurunziza seen here earlier at this polling both. The opposition say they wont recognize the results of the vote. One person was killed in overnight shooting in the capitol. Haru mutasa has this report. Reporter after a night of gunfire and explosions, the dead are being counted on voting day. This man was an opposition member. No one here knows who killed him or why, but its frightening them. We dont sleep all night. We dont sleep. We are here. We see or hear the guns again neighborhoods. We dont know. We have fear. Reporter people say he was killed somewhere else and then dumped here. It is causing a lot of anger here. People are really concerned there could be lines have after t
They are all demanding one thing, they say they want justice. A pedophile ring is accused of abusing hundreds of boys and girls in one peter grestei village and the parents say the police have done nothing to on one pakistani village and the police have done nothing to stop it. Good evening, this is Al Jazeera America many kym Randall Pinkston in tonight for antonio mora. We begin with a day of heavy violence in turkeys largest city a pair of female attackers opened fire on the u. S. Consulate in istanbul today. Police arrestone of the suspects, still searching for the other. On the other side of the city at least three Police Officers were injured when a Police Station was bombed meanwhile, in the Southeast Side of the country a pkk road side bomb killed three Police Officers. Turkey has been bombing pkk targets in iraq in tandem with air strikes against i. S. I. L. In syria. Bernard smith is in istanbul with the latest. Reporter chased down to a back street of the u. S. Cons lal in i
Abandoned mine is poisoning water supplies. But were going to begin this program with some breaking news out of nigeria, because in the last few minutes we have heard at that least 47 people have been killed in a blast in the countrys northeast. Apparently the explosion happened in borno state according to both military and witnesses to the attack. Al jazeeras correspondent joins us on the phone live from the capitol. What more do you know about this attack . Reporter well the attack happened close to a Cattle Market which is on the way to [ inaudible ] in borno state. I have been through that area, and that area is completely overrun by boko haram before they were chased out by the military a few months ago. So there has been some military activity around the area, and this attack according to sources in that particular area is carried out by a female suicide bomber who detonated her device and killed as many as 47 people and injured more than 50 other people in the market. A horrific
Argentina, uncovers a flaw in the flood strategy. A Memorial Service has been held in japan to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of world war ii. Japans Prime Minister shinzo abe was at the event and expressed deep remorse for the suffering during the war. He was also at the service in tokyo. Translator the feeling just overwhelms me, looking back on the past and the deep regret towards the war. Never again will we have to suffer the devastation of war thats what we pray. Id like to send my heart felt condolences and prayers for world peace. Harry fawcett joins us. You said the japanese Prime Minister and the emperor both spoke. What more did they have to say . The emperor talked about his sorrow and the overwhelming remorse he felt, praying that there wouldnt be that kind of suffering again in the future. It reflects what shinzo abe was saying about pledging never to repeat the horrors of war but also he continued in the vein of the past two years when hes been making these commemo