Tuesday: Kenya massacre, Ghomeshi: former Q producer Kathryn Borel, New Brunswick rare bird, and more...

Just after midnight this morning in Kenya, thirty-six quarry workers were massacred by Somali extremists -- for the offense of not being Muslim...Kathryn Borel, a producer who used to work on CBC's Q, says she was sexually harassed by former host Jian Ghomeshi. And, she says, little was done to stop it...and in New Brunswick, birders are going bananas over the arrival of the long-billed curlew, which hasn't been seen in the province in more than a century.

Part One

Kenya massacre
In the early hours this morning, Islamist extremists killed 36 people in Kenya -- because they couldn't prove they were Muslim. It's the second targeted massacre in a month by the Somalia-based group Al Shabaab.

Ghomeshi: Former 'Q' host Kathryn Borel
For weeks she's been identified only as a "former CBC employee."Now, she's revealed her name. Kathryn Borel used to be a producer on the CBC Radio program "Q", hosted -- at the time -- by Jian Ghomeshi. And she alleges that she was a victim of sexual harassment, and was groped by Mr. Ghomeshi.

Part Two

Clean energy jobs
A BC think tank says the green job market is exploding -- but the federal government's response is nothing more than a damp squib.

New Brunswick rare bird
The long-billed curlew brings its frankly ridiculous beak back to New Brunswick, after more than a century.

Part Three

Canadian Journalists for Free Expression (CJFE) honouree: Kathy Gannon
Canadian Kathy Gannon is a reporter with the Associated Press who's been covering Pakistan and Afghanistan since 1988. Tomorrow, in Toronto, she'll receive a press freedom award from Canadian Journalists for Free Expression. She tells Carol about the changes she's witnessed -- and the attack that killed her friend, and nearly killed her.