the boy is not boko haram. he's not boko haram. even people living in the area testified that he's not boko haram. his parents were there and they tried to stop it, but they couldn't. in the end, they just had to turn away. >> williams: abdul says he later found out the boy died of his injuries. soon after that raid, they moved into the town of bama. three weeks earlier, it had been attacked by boko haram. the group had threatened to kill teachers and government workers if they didn't leave their jobs. >> (translated): boko haram has been killing people for a long time: burning shops, police stations, barracks and killing people. they kill anybody who refuses to work with them. >> williams: i met another member of the militia who asked to be called "mohammed," and also gave me videos. he was there that day, and he proudly told me how they violently extracted confessions from young men they'd rounded up. >> (translated): we tie their hands and legs and place them in the sun. we beat them with a stick until they scream. then they tel

boko haram has done for years what they want. they want to create this islamic kingdom in the northeast of nigeria. people don't take them at their word but that's exactly what they're going about and doing on the update. >> any update on the missing girlsd that captured world's attention? >> did spot group of 70 girls in one area. and 40 girls in one field when they came back they were gone again. it's important to say this. boarm boko haram has kidnapped hundreds and hundreds of girls, not just those school girls and hundreds and hundreds of boys. they were politically important, quite early on they had something they realized was a negotiating chip. boko haram is still holding these girls as a potential negotiating tool. i talked to other girls who were kid madam, and those girls, school girls haven't been good for anything you know, they haven't gotten any political concessions from them, the girls themselves aren't made for life in the words, you know, it's a burden carrying around hundreds of traumatized school girls for bo

boko haram still has them. today they sent two suicide bombers into a teachers college in northern nigh jeer wra. one of the attackers blew himself up inside of a lecture hall full of student. a second was trying to enter but couldn't get in and he blew himself up outside the lecture hall. the initial reports out of northern nigeria in this attack were at least 15 students were killed, more than 30 of them are hospitalized. boko haram has captured lots of modern military equipment from the nigerian armed forces. they're well arm and apparently well funded. they control territory that's about the size of west virginia. they're currently ruling over 3 million civilians in nigeria. in areas under their control they rule with beheadings, they take women and girls wholesale. they're forcing children to become child soldiers for them. they say they're an islamic caliphate and will take over the whole world. their group is poised the take over yet another large city in nigeria, with a population of about 1 million peo

boko haram is very unpopular in west africa. the point is that the people of the area are not supposed to support boko haram. boko haram is no longer a local movement. it is a branch of the worldwide al qaeda movement. we will be asking for support to combat boko haram. the last two days there have been major advances. i'm sure that in a couple of days boko haram will come to an end. we are close to getting those girls released. >> we have to leave it at that. i know it is a serious issue we are country. we appreciate your time today. the u.s. ambassador to nigeria. the faa approves the first commercial drone use in the continental united states. why it is a big win for six hollywood production companies who want to use drones to shoot video from the sky. stick around. ♪ welcome to "taking stock." a big move by u.s. officials. >> thank you for having me on. >> talk to us about this development and what it means for the folks of your association. you have members like boeing and lockheed martin. >> for the first time there are co

but boko haram's rein boko haram's reign of terror has grown. announced they have their own caliphate. >> we didn't do it on our own, allah is going to use his strength to rule guaza and the whole world. >>> operations with the naval criminal investigative i service. sufan group, expert on transnational terrorism movements. robert you're one of the experts in the world on terrorists. we want to talk to you about boko haram. it's been five months since the girls were kidnapped. they have taken towns and cities, declared this caliphate in the territory that is virginia. they may have 3 million under their control. how is it that there's been no progress against these guys? >> if you take away the intense focus on syria and iraq, nothing has changed in five months except it's gotten worse. the killings continue, estimates between 3 and 4,000 in northeast nigeria had he hands of boko haram this year. >> because our attention was turned to israel and iraq and syria and ukraine? same. boko haram continues to exploit and take advantage of the tribal ti

in the end it failed to boko haram. latest in the string of towns across the northeast that have fallen to boko haram. what seems to be a real change of tactic. they have caused a lot of mayhem across the northeast. it's largely hit and run attacks. it seems boko haram is determined to hold onto territory. >>> a tenth of the population here is involved in fishing. the industry is worth hundreds of millions of in legal trade. there's a much more murky side to the business, illegal blast fishing. >> the warm waters of the indian ocean, a big draw for tourists. what they don't see is what goes on underneath the surface. this is coral reef. fish lay eggs here. it helps the delicate marine ecosystem is. this is what it looks like after blab blast fishing takes place. it can cost $8 to buy enough dynamite for explosion like this. it can kill over 400 fish. >> it's become an epidemic here. on a daily basis, bombs are heard. they're trying to ex tract all fish. dynamite goes down and blows up. it creates craters, holes in the r

they are allowed to go out and confront boko haram.ilitary telling them it would be for them to confront boko haram. military sources say military are reinforcing defense in the city, sending in more arms and ammunition. they continue the bombardment of the town. >> okay. thanks very much. >>> just before we take a break, breaking news to bring you. roiters is saying up to five bosnian miners are feared dead after a burst left them trapped in a mine in that country. up to 34 are trapped. they're trying to bring them out. join me again in a few minutes. his shoes! and a third simply doesn't want to be here. ♪ until now... until right booking now. ♪ planet earth's number one accomodation site booking.com booking.yeah! you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works by enhancing your body's own ability to lower

but this is not the first time that they have tried to go up against boko haram.this is the third time that the government has set up a new outfit. initially there was a joint task force set up by the government that includes a military, the security services and the air force to deal with boko haram. after it launched in 2009. after that more than a year ago the government set up a new battalion, and now this new outfit which comes on board shortly if it's going to take over from the joint task force this could be the third outfit the nigerian government is needing to take over in northeast of nigeria. but what many and security experts are saying that what the niger january military needs is a new outfit. it needs a boost in morale to tackle the insurgency in the north of nigeria. what they need is perhaps more air power, more equipment, because there are some allegations or accusations by some politicians that boko haram is more armed or better equipped and better motivated by the nigerian army. >> sweden's left week social democrats ruling the center right in

the radical group boko haram claims to have taken the girls while some were able to escape. the group is holding the rest and so far there has been no attempt to rescue them. we have more now from nigeria. >> reporter: more than 200 school girls were kidnapped by boko haram insurgents in northeastern nigeria. the nigerian government and president good luck jonathan have promised repeatedly that the girls would be returned safely to their families. but as the months have passed those promises have begun to running hallow. the girls themselves are believed to be in an isolated part of nigeria near the border near cameroon. the government said that it knows where the girls are being held, but it does not dare to mount a commando raid or any type of military operation to free them for fear that boko haram will kill their hostages, the girls that they're holding hostage. now the twitter campaign bring back our girls went worldwide with millions of followers, that has not done a great deal in effecting the return of girls to their families. nigerians were upset when a short number

we will be asking for support to combat but boko haram. the last two days there have been major advances. that in a couple of days but boko haram will come to an end. we are close to getting those girls release. but we have to leave it at that. i know it is a serious issue we are country great we appreciate your time today. the u.s. ambassador to nigeria. the faa approves the first commercial drone use in the continental united states. why it is a big win for six hollywood production companies who want to use drones to shoot video from the sky. stick around. ♪ is an and is and this is an and of the association for unmanned vehicles. welcome to taking stock. a big move by u.s. officials. on.hank you for having me >> talk to us about this development and what it means for the folks of your association. you have members like boeing and lockheed martin. time there aret commercial applications in a wide manner for the oven unmanned aircraft system. the thing that flies as part of it. carries,ad, the camera and the operator make up the system. n

the brigade is expected to join the army in fighting the group boko haram.it has struggled in combating the group. good to have you with us. first of all, when it comes to this force where will it succeed where others have failed? how will it be different from special forces that have been put together in the past to face boko haram? >> well, this might involve efficiency in nigeria, and i thinked important to know that they have documented every measure. >> i'm sure that's what the government would say but former peace leaders would state that they are complicit with boko haram. isn't the problem deeper than putting together special forces? >> well, that is a different issue. the federal government is investigating the allegations raised. this approach is combating the terrorists. >> doesn't the boko haram give the military establishment more leverage over the budget, and in a sense would benefit to see the fighting continue? >> come in again? >> the fight against boko haram, how much leverage does it give over the budget? >> with this approach, the militar

many people are terrified of boko haram.one of the most extreme of the extreme in the world, notwithstanding isis. they will kill and behead anybody they get their hands on. they kill school children. they are ruthless. however, many are had equally afraid or more afraid of their own military and the militia acting for that military. it must be said, the people are afraid of not boko haram but from retribution from their own army in krcriticizing these abuses. hi, are we still on for tomorrow? tomorrow. quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. driven to preserve the environment, csx moves a ton of freight nearly 450 miles on one gallon of fuel. what a day. can't wait til tomorrow. this is kathleen. setting up the perfect wedding day begins with arthritis pain and two pills. afternoon arrives and feeling good, but her knee pain returns... that's two more pills. the evening's event brings laughter, joy, and more pain...

you're not looking at the numbers of a boko haram. you're not look agent the many people who are killed from isis and beheaded. people go into abortion clinics, yes, death is death. but people don't go into abortion clinics and behead people. >> what he is saying is true, don. >> go ahead, tom. >> what he is saying is perfectly true there was this level of violence in the other religions. the ancient israelites did similar things in towns and killed everybody, man, women and children in the town thousands of years ago. the catholics, there were catholic priests that accompanied the con keyes dorns sh on the ships and they committed the spanish inquisition. that's what i'm trying to say. major religions have had that period of time where they were as violent and frankly as horrible could be to try to convert people to their teachings. and if they didn't get converted by hearts and flowers, they were killed or convinced by persuasion and violence to do it. so what i'm trying to say is that, yes, in the modern era here in now, those are

we're told none of the soldiers were killed, but a real sign of the problems of taking on boko haram,ing trooped to the yir of operation, is proving tough. >> that is obviously extremely alarming for any government to hear. can you just update us quickly on news of the 200 schoolgirls? any sign of a return? >> i'm afraid absolutely no news whatsoever from the nigerian military's point of view. they say we are still determined to find them. the parents are obviously still absolutely desperate for any news. but all we're hearing is that they were divided into much smaller groups and were spread out possibly over a large area, so it will be a very difficult task to get them back, even now, and no news from the international forces that have been trying to help the nigerian military. >> will ross, okay. thanks very much indeed for now. >>> a belgian man serving a life sentence for rape and murder has been granted permission to have doctors end his life. the ruling is the first involving a prisoner since the assisted dying law was introduced in belgium. 50-year-old frank van den bleeken ar

. >>> we are in nigeria - hundreds of girls abducted by boko haram have been held for 150 days. we meet a girl na escaped. >>> in sport, the n.f.l. announces an independent investigation into their handling of the ray rice investigation. details a little later in the newshour. >>> now, human rights watch says israel committed war crimes during the 50 day war on gaza. the support highlights separate attacks saying israel accused human casualties, more than 2,000 palestinians were killed, mostly civilians. 67 on the israeli side were killed, 57 soldiers. investigations have been launched into military misconduct by forces in gaza. among the cases a bombing of a u.n. school and the killing of four children playing on the beach. >>> an israeli policeman has been charged with beating a 15-year-old palestinian american. the assault made headlines when images were released of the teen being beaten by officers. he was at a protest over the murder of his cousin. >>> now, the judge in the oscar pistorius murder trial has started delivering her verdict in south africa. the paralympic sprin

they are criticized for their inability for containing boko haram. what boko haram does in the north is pushes people out of these towns. it doesn't really govern a territory, so no islamic calendar fatal for now. >> thank you for that clarification. >> another story we're staying on top of, ferguson, missouri, demonstrators clash, these there. crowds tried to block i-70, a major interstate wednesday. police sealed the roads, making dozens of arrests. we follow the story from chicago. what exactly are they now trying to achieve? >> what they're trying to do is keep michael brown in the michael brown story out there. they were trying to draw attention to the shooting, but more specifically want derrin wilson, the ferguson police officer who shot brown arrested. they've called for a special prosecutor, saying the county prosecutor has a bias in favor of law enforcement. they wanted the governor to replace him, but the governor said he's not going to do that. >> what about the progress in the investigation, what are you hearing about that? >> the invest

the influential groups as boko haram fighters on the verge of overtaking the northern city. the form is made up of retired senior civilians and military officials. it has called for military reinforcement. the government has rejected the warning as alarmist but it comes as analysts say the government risks losing control of the region. >> armed with arrows, machetes, and guns, these civilian militias have been fighting against boko haram for a year, ever since a state of emergency was declared the region. now the population is getting up for an imminent attack. islamist fighters have purportedly -- reportedly surrounded commercial hub in northeast nigeria. it is the capital of borno state with around 2 million inhabitants, a strategic ties for the islamists. >> if it does not fall today, it will fall tomorrow. if not this week, next week. it is going to fall. >> bogomolov has already taken -- boko haram is already taking control of largely muslim cities. last month the leader declared an islamic caliphate across the region, apparently imitating isis fighters in iraq and syri

boko haram claimed responsibility. it is still not known where the girls are being held. >>> let's head to washington, d.c. now, joie chen standing by to tell us what's coming up on "america tonight" at the top of the hours. >> good evening randall. on "america tonight" we'll look deeper into an issue we've been very focused on here, cops and their communities. after more allegation he of expeives of kevin excessive force, "america tonight's" christof putzel takes a look at a new kind of law enforcement, cop watch, already taking a difference. >> since garner's death how have you seen policing on the streets changed? >> to be honest it has changed a lot to the point where police now are more afraid of the cameras. and like i said, they don't want to be the next daniel pantaleo, getting caught on camera actually doing something like this. >> we'll take a close look at the activists, with their own brand of justice. "america tonight's" christof putzel on turning the focus on the police. that's coming up at the top of the

since then, boko haram has been expanding its reach. the government says it used the past five months to improve the quality of intelligence on boko haram. for many families, the process has been excruciatingly slow. >> rebecca is one of the girls that escaped. she spent the past month at a cousin's house doing house chores. this is not what she wants to do with her life. >> all i am thinking of is to find a better and safe school. i want my family to be proud of me. i want to support them. i can only do that with education. >> activists have been working with local organizations to find placements with the girls that escape the. >> a handful of girls have gone to lagos, and others to the united states. >> there are supports coming from different groups, but not enough. the problem is so much so that many people are affected. >> like this family. they have been living on handouts and church charity. there's no money to send the children to school. they worry about their future, and how to calm them. >>> now, torrential rain is hitting t

it's about book look around -- but boko haram and al qaeda. anywhere there is the poisonous narrative of extremism. i believe there are three things we can do. reinforce our counterterrorist efforts to prevent attacks and hunt down those planning them. for our part, we are introducing new powers to strengthen our ability to seize passports and stop suspects from traveling and allow us to temporarily prevent british nationals from getting back in the country and ensure that airlines comply with the no fly list and security screening arrangements. and allow security services to apply for stronger constraints for those remaining in the u.k. but propose a risk. second and crucial, we must defeat the poisonous ideology of extremism that is the root cause of this terrorist threat. there are the website and preachers of violence, and those must he taken down. but as evidence emerges about the backgrounds of those convicted, it is clear many of them were initially influenced by preachers that claimed not to encourage violence but whose worldview can b

the islamist group boko haram claims that they have taken the girls.while some were able to escape, the rest have been held. and so far there has been no attempt to rescue them. >> over 200 school girls were kidnapped in northeastern nigeria the nigerian government and president goodluck jonathan have promised repeatedly that the girls would be returned safely to their families. but as the months have passed those promises have begun to ring hallow. the girls themselves are believed to be in an isolated part of nigeria near the border with cameroon. the government said it knows where the girls are being held, but it does not dare to mount a comman commando raid or any type of militant operation for fear the girls would be killed, the girls they're holding hostage. the campaign bring back our girls had worldwide followers, but that has not done a great deal in effecting a return of the girls to their families. nigerians were u upset when banner appeared in some cities with the play on words saying #bring back jonathan in 2015. that's a reference to the

boko haram has been on the radar.ot of people who survived the westgate killing saw boko haram-like tactics seeping into what al shabaab was doing. as a continentwide incubator for terrorism, do these african terror cells receive enough resources in the global treror effort? >> these groups communicate with each other. boko haram is alive and kicking because it got help from al qaeda and shabaab at one point. and we talk about isis and the islamic state and the caliphate they've created. boko haram in the last year has carved out an area roughly the size of maryland. just this week they seized a town bama in northeastern nigeria that is a population of roughly 250,000 people. so we're talking about significant populations that are now under the yoke of this extremist organization. the nigerian army last week, several hundred soldiers, fled into cameroon rather than fight boko haram. we're seeing the same thing. a terrorist group turning itself into a quasi entity from which it's going to be hard to dislodge it. >> it'

there is no much difference between isil, hamas, boko haram. there are plenty of jihadist organizations all over. >> how has it gotten so big? i mean i know the israelis have been watching for a long time and they've been telling us a lot of things about iran, but how is it that it got to this point where boko haram is such a big part of africa and now we have isis. how did it get so wildly out of control large. >> it's not clear what's going on in the middle east in the last five or ten years, but you found that the jihadist organizations are taking ground in iraq and syria, in gaza, in central africa, in nigeria, all over the place. and actually, although the focus is now on isil because of their pr approach, they executed some journalists in front of the camera, but boko haram in central africa executed more civilians so far than isil in iraq. it has abducted 300 girls, schoolgirls and raped them and sold them. hamas in gaza, they just now executed 160 palestinian civilians. and by the way, hamas, you could see them doing like isil does in i

boko haram rejects western style education. in april t the group kidnapped more than 200 school dw girls from their dormitoriedormitorie. the girls remain missing. >>> next what's making headlines in the world of business. here's ron madison with the latest. >> the real estate market was once a bright spot in the chinese economy. it stig nates. home prices fell in almost every major city. the monthly survey shows 70 cities where prices dropped in 68, most since comparative data became available in 2011. cost of a new home fell 1.2% in beijing and more if in shanghai. the total amount of floor space sold between january and august dropped 10% from a year earlier. consumers are putting off new homes as they expect prices to drop even more. >>> u.s. central bank officials announced they would keep key interest rates near 0 for a considerable time. the federal reserve policy maker said they'll scale down bond purchases with the aim of ending them next month. the central bank issued a statement after the two day federal open market

they had printed a story that nigerian soldiers refused to fight boko haram until they were provided adequate weapons. the staff were threatened and told to stop reporting on the military. two of the editors were held. two months ago, according to the nigerian press organization, the arm your seized press runs, raiding officers, disrupting the deliveries of several dailies. >>> the maldives market themselves as an indian ocean paradise with lush beaches and 5-star accommodation. it's also a dangerous place to be a journalist. this month a reporter wept missing. he worked for an independent online paper "mini van news", it was reported that he was kidnapped by an arm gangment he wrote a piece to threats on journalist over their coverage of gang warfare in the capital. the government has been criticised for their response, but the home affairs minister says they are doing everything they cap to find him. the media called the abduction a threat to all the maldives. a report by the maldives broadcasting commission found eight out of 10 journalists were threatened. rogers tv, an oppositio

the brigade will help boko haram who is making sweeping successes in the north. >>> still to come on al jazeera we report from south korea and how hiv and aids patients face stigma and prejudice. that's why microsoft is paying $2 billion for a computer game. >> an astonishing america tonight investigative report >> why are you wearing gloves? >> ocd... taking over this woman's life... >> i don't wanna touch anything... >> now a controversial surgery can literally reprogram her mind >> we can modify emotional circuitry >> is this a miracle cure? or an ethical nightmare? >> there's a lot of mystery right now... >> rewiring the brain an america tonight investigative report only on al jazeera america >> hello again. the top stories are, top diplomats are meeting in paris, to draft an approach to islamic state of iraq and the levant. military aid to combat i.s.i.l. fighters who have taken over large areas of iraq and syria. the united nations have officially taken over peace keep efforts in central african republic, to try to bring peace and stability in the country. the african union has

boko haram has committed by barbaric acts. from targeted attacks, we now sweepingle bands across vast areas and destroying lives and even attempting to grab territory. this is unacceptable. we must act now. well thenows too destruction of terrorist activities. bokoe still confronting haram in parts of our country. the costs are high. thousands of innocent people .ave been killed hundreds of peasants kidnapped. daughters from schools in nigeria. mr. president, as daunting the challenge maybe, we have thatmination to ensure terrorism is rooted out. say that we have in the initiatives affected communities. these include holistic effort through the presidential is aimed athich providing immediate relief and fast tracking the infrastructure of the region. effortsalso integrated at that give acquisition of terrorists. de-radicalization of terrorists. this is in addition to an from oure championed british prime minister and currently the u.n. this initiative has been supported by the nigeria federal government. the security governmen

there are reports that the group in iraq and syria is advising boko haram in northern nigeria. coming up, we'll speak with they say there are hundreds of thousands of people potentially trapped still here in their homes. but most people here are happy with the army's help, but they're saying that much more needs to be done. many people here have lost their voices, trying to rescue people, and they say that it will take days, not weeks, before they know the full extent of the damage here. >> engineers are putting up flood dikes to reduce water pressure and preventing larger cities from being flooded. it's the worst ever in central. >> many people are stuck, and hundreds of villages are submerged. and the people are seeking refuge on high ground. the only way to get to them is by helicopter, and the military is using boats to evacuate people from the danger zone. now, the important thing is that the government has decided to blow away some of the dikes and the embankments in order to relieve pressure down south. and that of course means that most of the farmlands and the villages

over the past five years we have been and are still confronting .hreats posed by boko haram the costs are high. thousands of innocent people have been killed, and hundreds of peasants kidnapped. prominent, the kidnapping of hundreds of daughters. mr. president, as daunting as the challenge may be, we are facing with unrelenting determination and will utilize the sources that are disposal to ensure that this is rooted out of our nation. in addition to our counterterrorism efforts, we have evolved initiatives to alleviate the plight of the population in the affected communities. these include a holistic effort to the presidential initiative which is aimed at providing immediate relief and fast --struction -- fast-traction the integration. in partnership with the private we have already raised about $500 million in cash and pledges after the expected minimum of $1 billion in direct support for the victims of acts of terrorism. this is in addition to a initiative championed by mr. u.n.n brown, currently the special envoy global education. this initiative has been rigorously supported by n

abuja has been attacked by boko haram earlier this year, but kano has been quiet for some time now. they've had attacks, but this new development is raising fears that probably they have larger sleeper cells in kano. originally the security forces thought that the boko haram in kano had been dealt with, but now with this current attack definitely there is another think coming. >> calling for help against ebola. they welcome the u.s. plan to tackle the outbreak describing it as a significant moment. liberia has been hardest hit by the disease which has killed close to 1300 people there. the u.s. soldiers will help contain the disease. >>> the world bank is warning that it could have a catastrophic impact. it could grow eight-fold, and drain billions of dollars from liberia, guinea and sierra leone. the world bank said it could be limited if quickly contained. >> reporter: afghanistan's worst year in a long time according to a defense minister. all summer afghan forces have been fighting. this operation is in the north. there are battle fronts in nearly every corner of the nation. mor

or al qaeda or boko haram will will and die if it is consistently exposed and confronted and refuted, in the light of day. >> reporter: mr. obama's mission in new york to build international support for what he warns will be a long fight against i.s.i.l. in a rarely seen move, a u.n. council pushed through a resolution among the provisions a crack down on fighters traveling for terror purposes. the leaders at the security council table included many who had been victims of attacks along with them, francois hollande. who learned of the death of a frenchman. >> it affects every delegate here and beyond. it is a fight of our times. success requires a united struggle, backed up by strong resources. >> reporter: and john, there was a continued focus on this coresan group, seasoned terrorists who were working on the american home land. no one had ever heard about this group before, we certainly hadn't heard the president or top officials refer to them. one was focusing on al fadi, was he killed in these strikes? authorities are not sure, despite conflicting reports. >> in some ways i won't

officials have blamed the attack on the boko haram group, which has been carrying out kidnappings, and suicide-bombings in the north. any more details about what happened and why? >> reporter: well, actually it's not been confirmed that the gunmen are suspected to be from boko haram. they started fighting with students and one suicide boome suicide-bomber killed 15 students there. one of the suicide-bombers was struck by the police as he tries to flee. but other eyewitnesses are saying that gunmen walked into the compound and started firing, and the two suicide-bombers detonated their devices killing at least 13 students and woun wounding 34 of their fellow students on campus. >> this is disturbing because it's such a repugnant act, but the fact that it's happening in kano. this has been relatively peaceful for a while, hasn't it. >> reporter: absolutely. the last attack was in june, forcing authorities to cancel celebrations of ramadan. this one is raising fierce within the security community that maybe we are seeing the return of boko haram fight necessary the city after forces had p

boko haram abducted 276 girls from a boarding school in april. dozens escaped, but northern 200 are still missing. >>> ebola aid workers have been coming under attack in africa. police? sierra leone say health workers were attacked during the burial of several ebola victims. they had to abandon the bodies on the street. when they were con fronted by a group of teens. this follows devastating reports out of guinea where at least eight aid workers and a journalist were murdered. >>> like isis but with a nuclear bomb, the stunning warning from a group that called on the united nations to stop iran's nuclear program. >> democrats it seems they're not talking that much about president obama in some of their campaign speeches these days. we will take a look at the mid terms and what that means straight ahead. >>> and how one of new york's finest may have saved a woman's life and it's all caught on camera. >> are you choking? >> choking? >> yes.male pus your hands up. >>> just like isis, but with a nuclear bomb. that's the warning from the opponents of

police in nigeria say boko haram fighters are behind wednesday's attack on a school. gunmen raided a teacher's straining college. we have this report from the capital abuja. >> nigeria security officials say these are the latest pictures of boko haram. eyewitnesss say gunmen walked into the college and opened fire on students. western style schools are targeted for the radical group. >> people came from the main gate and entered the site. from that day, we are shooting people with guns. anyone they saw, they shut them down. >> reporter: police began the attack. the attack and two explosives went on. >> two explosives were dropped. there were gunshots. i think that is another one. one of the security shot at him and the explosion went off, killing him. >> as the guns fell silent several people were dead, and many more were injured. >> they took many people to hospital, including body parts. i cannot say how many died or wounded, but there were many casualties. >> the nigerian president issued a statement, condemning the attack. this is the first attack since july, when

. >> and we talk about al-shabab and boko haram, what we call al-qaeda linked groups now we hear aboutther group in syria, iraq and islamic state, what do you think the islamic state movement will influence groups in africa? >> the signs and flags number one they are using are similar to i.s. in iraq. so the ease and inspiration of this is taking place and most of them don't get inspiration through the internet. it's difficult to say that they have some kind of meeting where they mobilize, but, yes, they use a relationship, the brutality in which these attacks are carried out, the abduction of girls and subsequent using them as slaves in various parts of africa really do show similarities between what is happening in iraq and syria and now in africa. >> thank you very much for joining us and giving us your insight there on this issue of terrorism on the african continent here in doha with us. moving on and the families of iraqi army recruits killed by islamic state group have broken in the parliament building inside baghdad protected green zone and we have more on the line from baghdad

>> that's the same group. >> boko haram? >> boko haram, these are totally unacceptable. >> okay.bollah? >> beg your pardon. >> hezbollah? >> hezbollah, we don't know much about hezbollah -- i don't know them as a terrorist group. >> what about hamas? hamas' charter -- >> hamas is a democratic -- well, if they called for that and they did -- but hamas is a democratically elected representative of gaza. >> obliterate is their word. >> i haven't seen their charter. >> you need to read it. >> well, send it to me, sean. send it to me and i'll look at it. >> if people were killing in the name of my religion, i'm catholic, and radicalizing my religion, i would condemn them. i would think as a muslim you want to do that. >> you didn't condemn the "duck dynasty" yesterday. >> what did he say yesterday? he was talking about radical islamists -- >> now, wait a minute -- >> either they change their minds or we have to kill the people that are beheading innocent americans. >> doesn't that sound like isis? >> no, it doesn't. >> isn't that what isis is saying? >> how would you deal with isis be

speaker, boko haram is using kidnapped girls as suicide bombers. boko haram is beheading men, women and children. let me repeat, and children. they must be stopped. tweet today, #bringbackourgirls and #joinrepwilson. tweet, tweet, tweet, tweet. tweet all day. tweet all night. tweet all week. tweet all month. tweet, tweet, tweet. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from montana seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. daines: mr. speaker, when the president was trying to sell obamacare to the people of montana, we were promised that if we like our health insurance, we could keep it. but millions of americans, including 38,000 montanans, were forced out of their health care plans and president obama's promise was named the lie of the year by politifact. the promise he made to montana should be honored. the employee health care protection act, h.r. 3522, will protect the health care plans of 50 million americans who get coverage through t

al shabab, boca haram, isis, hezbollah, al qaeda still, al qaeda in yemen. all these groups have a common denominator, they're all radical islamic groups. some of them have regional grievances. they believe in the sharia. and they believe in the hatred of the west and the hatred of the infidel. the administration has compartmentalized all these groups. the press conference delivered yesterday and today by press spokes people for the press department, they talked about hamas as if it was a political entity. they talked about turkey as if it was an ally of the united states when it sabotages the u.s. it talks about egypt as if it was an enemy because it is against the muslim brotherhood. >> i know. thanks so much. >>> coming up, what did the nfl commissioner know and when did he know it? we talk to a former player. ♪ ♪ it's time to bring it out in the open. it's time to drop your pants for underwareness, a cause to support the over 65 million people who may need depend underwear. show them they're not alone and show off a pair of depend. because wearing a diff

boko haram has the potential to explode any day like isis. they have killed hundreds, including elected officials. we shall tweet every day, #bring d.c. backourgirls to raise alarm of the kidnapped nigerian school girls. we must not forget these girls. and we must stop boko haram. tweet, tweet, tweet. #bringbackourgirls. weet, tweet, tweet, #follows repwilson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized. >> i rise today to honor the life of minnesota mendota heights police officer scott who tragically lost his life in the line of duty recently. he was a 19-year veteran of the police force. he was -- he loved his community and he served it with honor. mr. paulsen: whether he was checking in with accident victims or stopping by for a chat, he'll be remembered as somebody who was friendly, helpful,

. >> the ideology of isil or al-qaeda or boko haram will wilt and die if it is consistently exposed and confronted and refuted in the light of day. >> mr. obama's mission, to build international support for what he warns will be a long fight against isil, that effort getting a lift with the netherlands pledging f-16s to support airstrikes in iraq and belgium voting in its parliament to do the same. the biggest boost might come from great britain. >> i'm therefore recalling the british parliament on friday to secure approval for the united kingdom to take part in international airstrikes against isil in iraq. >> later in a rarely seen move, president obama personally chaired a meeting of the u.n. security council. that panel unanimously passed a resolution, cracking down on those who would help terrorists who are traveling for terrorist purposes, raising funds for fighters' travel and facilitating travel for foreign fighters. leaders attended that vote. the french president learned of the murder of a french citizen. >> it is not an arab or mosul fight anymore. it affects every delegate h