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Remains. and we understand that theres a curfew so ouattaras government has enforced the curfew deal with the issues. and if the country has to go even on the economical security, to win he has to bring peace and stabltd f stability for the rest of the country to go back it a normal life. >> eric agnero on the phone from the capital, giving us an update on the situation right now in ivory coast next door. thank you very much. kenyas prime minister who is the mainnegot yartd for t theiator -- m...

Well, five heads of state from the african union traveling to ivory coast today to try to defuse a leadership and banking crisis. he has refused to step down despite international sanctions. now, global lenders including citibank have frozen their local operations in ivory coast after the sanctions hit. anti-government protesters, meaning protesters are now calling for an egypt-style uprising to be imposed. three people were also shot dead by pro-government forces. eric, first of all, this call ...

Quite dead. even at the consequences of these financial crisis, the travel agents are not allowed anymore to issue tickets for major airlines. and people that are going to work today, they cannot because of money. >> eric, thank you very much. eric agnero joining us from the ivory coast. abidjan. we are getting reports from multiple sources that in the capital of libya, there are several buildings on fire. this is in tripoli as people obviously on the streets there these are reports were getti...

The head of state where yesterday they reviewed reports -- but we heard that the president is no longer coming today. and were not very sure that the four other head of states will come today because he is rejected by the camp. this camp said that president is behind the former. were not even sure these presidents will come here. and its not in the interest the decision that will reject it. >> okay. eric, the banks were due to open

They dont have money to pay and the military will lose supports from these people and maybe there will be a revolution. eric, thank you so much for that update. eric agnero joining us from abidjan. charles. a quick update on the situation in bahrain. were able to go live to our tim lister who is in the village. tell me, tim, whats going on there? >> reporter: charles, its just been a very emotional funeral, several hundred people attending. no violence, much grief. a 60-year-old man who was ...