last friday a group linkeded to massimilano allegri attacked a post in timbuktu. our correspondent on patrol with peacekeepers operating under threat of attack. >> reporter: the sun fulls on timbuktu and the night shift start. we were given rare access to the patrol police. the unit came under attack on friday. when al-qaeda exploded a car bomb. u.n. provided support. >> translation: when there are strange things, they call us to verify what is going on. >> reporter: the city is in lock down, no vehicles are allowed in or out. after 6. : 30 in the evening -- 6:30 in the season. there are constant outages. this is one of the most important mosques. we can't see anything, they are watt rolling for a short block. they are scared to do this one. >> the mission in maui has 10,000 soldiers, and is helping to stablilize the country after a fight for independence in the north. the mission is one of the most dangerous in the world. 60 soldiers have been killed. >> we are equipped. we have good equipment and training. the swedish contingent replaced some operations with dro

. >> the sun falls on timbuktu and the nice shift tarts. this nigerian unit came under attack last friday when al-qaeda exploded a car bomb and you said one of its bases. the u.n. police provide support to its local counterparts. >> when the residents spot suspicious behavior or strange things, they call to us verify what is going on. >> the city is on permanent lockdown, no vehicles are allowed in or out after 630 in the evening and there are constant power outages. >> normally, this is one of the most important mosques. we can't see anything, because there are no lights. they are still patrolling for a short block. they are pretty scared to do this when there's no electricity. >> the u.n. mission in mali has 10,000 soldiers helping stabilize the country after a fight for independence in the north. the mission is one of the most dangerous in the world. sixty soldiers have been killed since its creation in 2013. >> it's a dangerous time to operate. we are fully equipped. we have good equipment and training. >> the swedish contingent in char

reporting from timbuktu, mali. >> the sun falls on timbuktu and the night arises, al qaeda exploded a car bomb outside one of its bases. the u.n. police provide support to its local counterparts. >> translator: when the residents thought suspicious behavior strange things. they immediately call us to verify what is going onen. >> the city is in permanent lock down. no vehicles are allowed in nor out after 6:30 in the evening and there are constantly power outages. so normally, this is one of the most important morvegz. wmosques. we can't see anything because there are no lights. they are still proalg, the patry are scared to do this when there is no electricity. the u.n. is helping stabilize the country, the mission is one of the most dangerous of the world. 60 of its soldiers have been killed since its creation in 2013. >> it is dangerous to operate, we are fully equipped, good equipment and training. >> swedish have replaced some of the risky reconnaissance operations with drones. timbuktu's glorious days of gold markets and merchant care vans arcareaadvancecaravansare gone. peace d

and just last friday a group linked to al-qaeda attacked a post in timbuktu. we went on patrol with peace keepers who are operating under constant threat of attack. >> the makeshift starts. we were given rare access to the united nations blue helmet parole police. this unit came under attack last friday when al-qaeda exploded a car bomb outside one of the spaces. the u.n. police provided support to its local counterparts. >> when the residents want suspicious behavior, strange things happen and they call us to verify what is going months. >> city is in permanent lockdown. no vehicles are allowed in or out after 6:30 in the evening. and there are constant power outages. >> we can't see anything because there are no lights. but they're still patrolling for a short block. there is no electricity. >> the mission has around 10,000 soldiers after the fight for independence in the north. the mission is one of the most dangerous in the world. 60 of its soldiers have been killed since the creation i in 2013. we are fully equipped the swedish contingent has replaced som

last week a group linked to al-qaeda attacked a post in timbuktu. a colleaguened unt patrol with peacekeepers operating under threat of attack. >> >> reporter: the sun falls on timbuktu and the night shift starts. we were given access to the united nations blue helmet patrol police. this group came under attack when al-qaeda exploded a car bomb outside a base. the u.n. provided support. to their counterparts. >> translation: when the residents report suspicious behaviour they call us to verify what is going on. >> reporter: the city is in permanent lockdown. no vehicles allowed in or out after 6:30 in the evening. there are constant power outages, normally this is a mosque, we can't see anything. there are no lights. they are still patrolling for a short block. they are scared to do this when there's no electricity >>> the u.n.'s mission in maui has around 10,000 soldiers and is helping to stablilize the country after a fight for independence in the north. the mission is one of the most dangerous in the world. 60 of its soldiers have been killed sin

post in timbuktu.ica villamizar went on the story with a group that is under constant attack. >> we were given rare access to the united nations blue helmet patrol police, this unit came under attack last friday when al qaeda explode a car bomb outside one of its bases. the u.n. provided support to the local counterparts. >> translator: they immediately call us to verify what is going on. >> reporter: the city is in permanent lock down. no vehicles are allowed in op or out after 6:30 in the evening and there are constant power outages. this is one of the most importantinimportanting mosquest see anything because there is no lights. they are patrolling but pretty scared to do this because there is no electricity. the fight for independence in the north, the mission is one of the most dangerous in the world. 60 of its soldiers has been killed since its organization in 2013. >> we have good equipment good training so on. >> the swedish contingent in front of intelligence has replaced some of the risky hum

. >>> last friday a group linked to al qaeda attacked a post in timbuktu. under the constant threat of attack. >> reporter: the sun falls in tim buck tu and the night shift timbuktu. al qaeda explode a car bomb outside one of its bases. the u.n. police provide support to its local counterparts. >> translator: when the residents thought suspicious behavior, they immediately call us to verify what's going on. >> reporter: the city is in permanent lock down. no vehicles are allowed in or out after 6:30 in the evening and there are constant power outages. normally this is one of the most important mosques, we can't see anything because there is no light. they are still patrolling, they are scared to do that when there is no electricity. the u.n. mission in mali has 10,000 soldiers. after a fight for independence in the north. the mission is one of the most dangerous in the world. 60 of its soldiers have been killed since its creation in 2013. >> we have good equipment, good training and so on. >> reporter: the swedish contingent in charge of intelligence has re

adam timleck's days of -- timbuktu's glory days are gone. hotels are empty and a third of the city is gone. a peace deal was signed between the government and coalition. rebels. al-qaeda groups are not part of the deal. there is no development. what are the young men armed supposed to eat. they sign a peace deal. they cannot eat sand to five. >> they keep an eye on the port outside timbuktu. the police commander says she is aware that the u.n. mission is a target. we say hello and explain what we are doing, and if we need anything and get the feedback. the mandate includes protection of civilians. a goal to maintain peace in a theatre of war. >>> richard is here with the weather. another week, another storm for the u.k. they keep getting hit. >> that is the way it's going. there is another major storm waiting in the wings, going towards france. i will press the button. do not adjust your television sets. this will go fast. because we have such strong winds. this massive cloud is associated with storm imogen. isobars are packed straight. they

timbuktu's glorious days of markets and carr vans are gone. the city faces armed groups. hotels are empty, and police say a third of the population is armed. the men returned to the city after a peace deal was signed between the government and rebels. aing linked -- al-qaeda-linked groups will not be part of the deal. >> if there's peace what will the young men with kalashnikovs do. they can't eat sand. there's nothing but sand in the desert. >> reporter: police commander says she is aware that the u.n. mission is a target. >> translation: we say hello and explain what we are doing and ask if they need anything, and get their feedback. >> reporter: the u.n. mandate includes the protection of civilians. a goal for an international force that maintains peace in a theatre of war >>> it's emerged that the passenger suspected of being a suicide bomber who tried to blow up an airline jet in somali was actually meant to fly where another airline. the suspected suicide bomber was one of 70 turkish airline passengers who were re-routed last tuesday to djibouti. he was snuck out of

just friday a group affiliated with al-qaeda attacked a group in timbuktu. they operate under constant threat of attack. >> we were given rare access to the area. this nigerian unit came under attack on friday when al-qaida exploded a car bomb. the u.n. police provided support to its local counterpar counterpart. >> strange things happen and they call us to verify what is going on. >> the city is in permanent lockdown. no vehicles are allowed in or out after 6:30 in the evening. and there are constant power outages. normally this is one of the most important mosques. we can't see anything because there are no lights, but they're still patrolling for a a short block. they're scared when there is no electricity. >> the u.n.'s mission in mali has 10,000 soldiers. they're helping to stabilize the country after fighting in the north. the mission is one of the most dangerous of the world. 60 of the soldiers have been killed since it's creation i in 2013. >> we are fully equipped. we have equipment. >> 9 swedish contingent has replaced some of the risky reconnaissa

residents and military sources say the assault began on the outskirts of timbuktu on friday and baseed as military check point and bring you more on that story as it comes in to us here on al jazeera. the u.n. peace keeping mission in the central african republic says it has identified seven new cases relate to sexual abuse by troops and human rights watch says victims including women and girls were gang raped and u.n. peacekeepers deployed to the central african republic to restore order in 2013 after a spike in religious violence and the latest claims come on top of more than 20 allegations last year of sexual abuse by u.n. peacekeepers. >> due to the gravity of these allegations and given the information collected through the initial factfinding the united nations has decided to take immediate measures including 120 soldiers from the epic of congo who are deployed from the 17th of september to the 14th of december 2015. this repatriation will occur after investigation is carried out and the soldiers will be connined to barracks. >> reporter: u.n. panel ruled in favor of wikileaks

it's not timbuktu. it's vermont. i don't care who you get. just get somebody. trouble? nobody wants to do the show. i thought you were going to get norman mailer. i was. he turned me down. you talked to norman mailer? i talked to his agent's secretary. she turned me down. well, honey, the only reason i took this job was-- was to meet and talk with authors. i thought they'd be as excited as i am to be on the show. what are you going to do? i'll just hope that elliot can come up with somebody. well, is there anything i can do to help? can you write a book by sunday? i have got great news. guess who's going to sponsor your show. oh, lord. you would not believe how cheap it is to advertise on that program. i don't want to hear. are you sure? it's funny. why are you doing this, kirk? it's a perfect tie-in. the host of "book talk" is my neighbor and my best friend. would you quit calling me your best friend? this is not the kind of program where you-- you hawk hamburgers. dick, i realize it's a classy show, but i intend to do a classy commercial. that's why i want joanna to b

tell him i've gone to timbuktu. hello, dennis. hi, mrs. wilson. is--hey, mr. wilson, will you help me with my project? project, what project? it's for school.

an official timbuktu backpack. >> and carry your clothes for after the race. >> and the nice program, a warm weather city. 30 or so of this cities will be in the snow. imagine this race, in the snow, how it started in washington, d.c. and, the cool thing about our run, we're raising money for research that goes -- lilly ann is trying to get into clareningal trial and, a doctor is conducting clinical trials and the cool part about orlando, we're raising money in orlando for the children's tumor foundation and some money is coming back to orlando for research. over a half million dollars is come to research in florida alone. >> amy: love you, girl! >> thank you. >> amy: see you again. great to see you, doctor. i'll be there -- i don't know if y underwear, though. >> jayme: your forecast update, temperatures now, stream nicely, through the 70s, got your mid and upper 70s and coastal brevard county and outside of that stretch, back to the lower and middle 70s, bottom line, 7 as in 70, back to the 80s today. and this guy changes our weather world, big time. not necessarily today, a little

. >>> five people have been killed in the mollyian city of timbuktu.ast four fighters and a malian soldiers were killed. >>> three people are trapped underground after a gold mine collapsed in south africa. 87 other workers have been rescued following the cave in of the mine. >>> south africa's fines are in the deepest and among the most dangerous in the world. >>> [ inaudible ] of zimbabwe are under an official state of disaster declared by the president with a severe drought showing no signs of ending. it is hoping it will alert international aid sees to the scale of the problem. the united nations says around a quarter of the population is in urgent need of food aid. >>> the global weather phenomenon known as el niÑo is reversing the fushl alkali mate in large areas of the world. it originates in the pacific and brings drought to regions that are usually wet and rain and snow to areas that are normally dry. rob reynolds is in california where it is hoped that el niÑo can help with a water shortage. >> reporter: the last few years have been tough for

. - maybe in timbuktu. shoulder straps went out with buggy whips. - besides that, they ain't chick. - chic. - they ain't that, either. - will you listen to them cockamamie couturiers. - and i tell you guys that this model designed by gruber should sell like mad. just look at that--full bodice and tapered hemline. - and i say my backless model with the puffed sleeves and the peter pan collar will be the smash of the season. - peter pan collar? - that's--no class. - it's too gauche. - that's your opinion. - you're all wet. - what do you slobs know? - what do you know? - [all shouting at once] will you cut off the noise bells, all of you! now, then, what is the crisis this time? - hattie carnegie here is trying to tell us what's vogue and what isn't, skip. - well, anybody who'd want to put peter pan collars on a sarong-- - yeah, well, peter pan... - all right, all right, all right. one at a time. one at a time. go ahead. - that guy bosses me around all the time. for a whole year, he's played the lone ranger wh

base there is under attack, residents and military forces say the result is on the outskirts of timbuktu we will bring you more on that story as we get it. the u.n. peace keeping mission in the central african republic identified seven new cases of sexual abuse by troops and say they include women and girls were gang raped and u.n. peacekeepers were deployed to restore order in 2013 after a spike in religious violence, the latest claims come on top of 20 allegations last year of sexual abuse by u.n. peacekeepers. >> due to the gravity of these allegations and given the information collected through the initial factfinding the u.n. has decided to take immediate measures of the 120 soldiers from the republic of congo who are deployed from the 17th of september to the 14th of december 2015. this will occur after investigation is carried out, in the meantime the soldiers will be confined to barracks. >> reporter: u.n. panel has ruled in favor of wikileaks leader leader assa nshg ashga nge and fine more about this and we are outside the ecuador embassy and what more do we know of the panel's

timbuktu's college, for mid 40's by 3:00 p.m.y kids heading home from school play outside temperatures are upper 60s to lower '70s really great looking whether for temperatures and i do not know how long mr. whether will last or before maureen had their way. , >> robin: hopefully traffic will stay this way no major trouble spots get to travel between east a peninsula as it had been crowded but not bad at all 15 minutes 800 to 11 south san jose paul auto 31 minutes no problems for northbound to a san jose and guadalupe parkway bumper-to- bumper 85 to 1 01 is trouble- free. . >> mark:a non-profit that provides counseling for sex offenders will *not be relocating to san neighborhood. sharper future is a sex offender rehab clinic that's currently located on market street. officials wanted to move to a and duboce. but community members turned out in big numbers at a public meeting to voice objection to the plan earlier this week. community members say a deal was made without public input. and that the rehab center would be located too

i don't care ether it's from my denomination or yours or timbuktu; search the scriptures and line things up with the word of god because that's how we're going to be judged. not according to what some denomination criteria but what does the word really say. a you know, i've also qualified that with the opposite. you know you about what the word does not say, because a lot of people have got a lot of ideas that the word says something and it doesn't. it's not in here. but you've got the freedom to search the scriptures and see if these things, as the bereans did, are really so. all right, chapter 4 and let's just drop down to verse 10 and you remember how we closed the last program. these galatian believers were turning back to the weak and the beggarly things, which tells you what the law really was from man's point of view. it was perfect from god's point. it was absolute. it was righteous. but from man's point it was weak and beggarly because it had no power to help people keep it. i hope you all understand that. the law was weak and beggarly because it had no power to help mankind kee

of - >> you want the truth in tones ♪ ♪ i wousaid i'm the real thing all it true heard my name in timbuktu ♪ ♪ who you do love ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in wow. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm a real. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in >> all right. (clapping.) oakland is the real thing it is hot, it is vibrant and so has been our economy 2015 was a great year for oaklands economy we added 10 thousand new jobs and saw another year of increased taxation revenues including a doubling of transfer tax because of all the sales activity and the increased property values our pipeline development swelled to 15 thousand units of housing waiting to be built and we enjoyed the lowest employment and vacancy rates we've stop sign for at least a decade and all this happened in a year where we implemented one of the greatest increases to the minimum wage that any city has seen i know that mayor ed lee and i will hope to bring that same type of increase to the minimum wage to all of california next year now oaklands economic remained exists and resilient ready to withstand any questions health care and tech and leisure and entertainment section

they can come from hawaii, florida, timbuktu. the philosophy counts, as far as that. host: white house officials have outlined several criteria. a record of impartiality and it takes on different potentialviewing candidates, fetching, developing a strategy and coordinating with congress. the white house always has a list of potential supreme court nominees. couldn't officials have anticipated this specific scenario playing out during an election year. decident obama must now whether to alter any previous plans. host: john, you're next. caller: this is an interesting topic. what i had to say about the whole thing is that if you look at it, a person has to have graduated from law school. expertuld make them an at what they need to be able to do. i have to look at the historical aspect. it's really i think about. in the 1800s they had the case of plessy versus ferguson. and then it took brown versus the board of education. so what we're dealing with today, we have the demographics of the population. if you look at it and when we voted for president barack obama for a sec

of - >> you want the truth in tones ♪ ♪ i wousaid i'm the real thing all it true heard my name in timbuktu ♪ ♪ who you do love ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in wow. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm a real. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in >> all right. (clapping.) oakland is the real thing it is hot, it is vibrant and so has been our economy 2015 was a great year for oaklands economy we added 10 thousand new jobs and saw another year of increased taxation revenues including a doubling of transfer tax because of all the sales activity and the increased property values our pipeline development swelled to 15 thousand units of housing waiting to be built and we enjoyed the lowest employment and vacancy rates we've stop sign for at least a decade and all this happened in a year where we implemented one of the greatest increases to the minimum wage that any city has seen i know that mayor ed lee and i will hope to bring that same type of increase to the minimum wage to all of california next year now oaklands economic remained exists and resilient ready to withstand any questions health care and tech and leisure and entertainment section