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enough for the president. police officers have taken uganda main opposition leader from his home and holding him at a nearby police station and detained as he tried to leave his house and under house arrest there since saturday and disputes the result of uganda s presidential election and detained several times on-and-off in the past week and malcolm web from campala. reporter: he left but the drive which was blocked by police and took him away in a van and detained him and wanted to go to the electoral commission and collect paperwork for the supreme court where he may challenge the result of last thursday s presidential election which he says was rigged. police brought him here to police station 40 kilometers from the capitol campala and prevented arrest because they received intelligence he was trying to organize protests on the streets of the capitol and bring other people from other parts of the country and cause chaos and they said they have a responsibility t ....
plus 106-year-old woman who returned a visit to the white house into a dance party. i ll be here with the day s sport including chelsea are in the quarter finals of the cup as they maintain their unbeaten run in the competition. officers have taken uganda main opposition leader from his home and holding him at a nearby police station and he was detained as he tried to leave his house today where he has been held under house arrest since saturday and he disputes the results of uganda s presidential elections and has been detained on-and-off in the past week and we are live in campala and police are talking about this and what are the details, do we know malcolm? reporter: well the commanding officer at this police station where he is held has come out and given a briefing to journalists who are outside and has intelligence he was planning to mobilize protesters to come into campala and disrupt the city protesting against the election results and says this is someth ....
a rising death toll as news trickle in from ravaged islands: plus. meet the 106-year-old whose visit with the obamas at the white house got her dancing with joy. hello, afghan government forces have pulled out of another district in southern hellman province. in the past week they had withdrawn from another district. helmand has seen some of the fiercest battles since the invasion of 2001. but the afghan army said it s a strategic retreat. we have decided to pull our troops from their defensive role and get them ready for an offensive. the new move is part of the a new strategy. they are still on the ground. they have not gone somewhere else. we re providing them with new training and equipping them in order to get them ready for a spring offensive. crossing over to afghanistan, with more on this decision, reza, for the forces to pull out of the southern district in helmand. yes, in is a development that does not bode well for the afghan security forces in their ....
uganda s main opposition leader is head after disputed elections. also in step with the president, the 106-year-old who got to have a dance with the obamas the at the white house. al jazeera has learned a draft deal has been reached between the united states and russia which sets a date for a cessation of the fighting in syria. at the moment it s not clear if the warring parties will agree to lay down their weapons. in the last hour the u.s. secretary of state john kerry has released the following statement on the draft deem. he says if complemented and adhered to, the cessation will not only lead to a decline in violence but also continue the expansion of delivery of urgently needed humanitarian supplies. he will work on commitment of the parties to lead to cessation of activities. our diplomatic editor james bays is in the united nations now. take through the terms of the agreement. reporter: well, there is a time line set out now for start of the cessation of hosti ....
indonesia is starting to look more like a desert. yemen first of all, where it is exactly one year since houthi rebels took control of the capitol, sanna. the houthi takeover eventually forced the president to flee. the country then descended further into war. the humanitarian consequences have been devastating and in this news hour, we will look closer at that. why finding a political solution to the crise is proving to be so difficult. we begin with the latest developments on the ground with this report. caught in the crossfire, civilians seek safe shelters in the central city of taiz where fighting has flared over the last few days. government troops backed by coalition forces are on the offensive in the province, but the progress is slow. the terrain isn t helpful at all. the houthis have mined most of the fields in this area, so we are course, and yemen s new army hasn t deployed all units yet. a year after houthi rebels took over yemen s capital, sanna, th ....