hillary clinton is grilled in washington. the presidential candidate oflects republican criticism her handling of the deadly benghazi attack. also this hour the french village that turned an hot air into cold hard cash. steven carroll will have that in our business update. and it is called the stone of heaven but critics say it comes hell.ines of we look at the jade industry in but am. we start in south africa where there are tense scenes in the capital. we have the latest images from pretoria where thousands of supporters have gathered outside the maintain government offices where they hike int over a planned tuition fees. they say the cost of tuition is blacks and many increase will only make worse.ble inequalities they expect to hear from the president. correspondent there. what is currently happening? students are gathered union buildings. e have seen unprecedent ed igils of the unity students demanding the president come out and address them with regard to university fee
peace talks with switzerland are still under way. donaldore diplomacy from trump in last night s republican debate but the frontrunner still provocative call to ban muslims from entering the u.s. also, will they or won t they? we will tell you about the chance of america a s central bk rates and what it might mean for the rest of the world. in france as ens fans line up to see the first screening screenings of star wars. first the top story. the u.s. and russia have they will both attend a new round crisis talks on syria this week in new york. announcement came after u.s. secretary of state john vladimir down with putin in mrs. could you. kerry says russia and the u.s. see eye to eye on the syrian crisis but admitted enoughositions are close to work together. ground theye common managed to reach was just quite simply they are happy to put major differences dossier to move forward and scheduling the peace step s can go to the next which is that meeting in new york on frida
google to task saying it is abusing its position as the biggest search engine. we will have details coming up in bills. the iconic airline of the 1970 s is back. nostalgic fans travel back on pan-am thanks to a bit of movie magic. anchor: first 400 illegal migrants are thought to have drowned after their boat capsized off the southern coast of italy. if confirmed those deaths would add to the skyrocketing numbers of migrants lost at sea trying to make their way to europe. with more here is claire williams guest: warm springtime weather has prompted more to make the dangerous journey across the medicine trannian sea. these mediterranean sea. they were rescued when their boat got in trouble. police arrested the men suspected of driving the boat. the migrants will go to retention centers will italian authorities will assess whether to grant them refugee status. many who try never make it to italy s stores. on sunday up to 400 migrants died when their boat capsized. those who s
crisis. today 10% of people in the central african republic have left their homes and the majority of the population are running out of food. alexander turnbull is there in the capital of the central african republic. he gives us a brief tour now of what s going on around him. this is no regular refugee camp. none of the major humanitarian n.g. information s nor the u.n. have set up to welcome these people. they started gathering about a week ago right next to the airport, but more importantly, right next to the french ministry base. acts of criminality are increasing. militias came with arms to kill people with knives. we can t stay because of this. that s why we are here. we cannot go back home. the sanitary conditions in the camp are terrible. people here have little access to food supplies, drinking water and, of course, some medicine. we have nothing to eat. we sleep on the floor. rain falls on the children who are sick. we re so overwhelmed, we don t know wher
ruling out the shimenera, there are possible defects on the railway tracts of the cause of the train track crash. egyptian prosecutors announced that they re examining a series of complaints against the ousted president mohamed morsi. tanzania peacekeepers are killed in the darfur region. the secretary general is appalled by what he called a heinous attack. welcome to the program. first the transport minister says that the human error has been ruled out as the possible cause of yesterday even s deadly train accident in a southern paris suburb. instead the minister said the focus of the investigations are now on the switching tracks, that s a divide that guides the trains from one line of track to another. the packed train derailed of a speed of 130 kilometers. it slammed into the platform. well, six people are known to have been killed and nearly 200 others injured. our correspondent steven carroll has the latest from the scene. the operations to remove the carria