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Coup detat. He was welcomed home by cheering supporters. Anchor first, a look at some of the developments. At the worst crisis to hit the african nation since it civil war. P air is back in burundi. His arrival signals a dramatic and to 48 hours of uncertainty over the coup attempt in the ethnically divided nation. He has not been seen in public but in a radio address he said there was peace in the entire country. But the situation gives cause for grave concern. Troops and Police Officers patrolled the streets. Eyewitnesses say theyve been breaking up any attempt at protests. Many say they are determined to keep demonstrating. We will continue our protests. We are willing to die on the streets. Forces have arrested the leader of the failed coup. In the announced that they had been toppled. Now the call for an end to the protest look likely to go unheard. This much is clear. It weeks of unrest have seriously destabilized burundi. This return looks set to deepen the divisions even furthe

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