a military helicopter crashes in molly -- mali. a german jewish high jumper denied a shot at goal by the knot sees in the 1936 olympics has died. we look back at her life. it is good to have you with us. the u.n. is sounding the alarm. the u.u.s. house of representativeves overwhelmingly approved measures that would punish moscow for i interferingn the 2016 presidentntial electio. european energy projects could also be impacted andnd european leleaders do not like that. john claude juncker saying that american intererests first cannt mean that europopn interests come last.t. to break this down further, i'm joined from my colleague. good to see you. where are we now? europe is nonot happy about isi. >> they are certainly not. at the moment it could mean european companies doing business with russia could have sanctions put on them. this is not something that is desirable. it companies are working with russia to develop and that could have an effect on energy delivered to the european union as well. if you look at what could be drivi

la imagen de la monja gloria cecilia narvÁez secuestrada hace cinco meses en la repÚblica de malÍ ensidente de francia, emmanuel macron, que vaya a rescatarla. tambiÉn se puede observar a otros cinco rehenes extranjeros, incluida una francesa. >> al tomar un latinoamericano estÁn penetrando el mercado de noticias latinoamericanas, estÁn diciendo, nosotros podemos trabajar en cualquier paÍs. galo: las imÁgenes fueron distribuidas por una fusiÓn de tres grupos extremistas, pero las autoridades colombianas tienen varias hipÓtesis. >> hay dos hipÓtesis, una que pueden ser grupos jihadistas, otra que puede ser delincuencia comÚn. galo: la misionera tiene 38 aÑos en la comunidad franciscana de marÍa inmaculada, en el 2002 viajÓ África y desde el 2010 tenÍa como objetivo ayudar a poblaciones pobres. fue raptada y su familia en colombia implora por su liberaciÓn. >> la necesitamos con nosotros, la queremos tener en nuestro lado. >> esperamos que la liberen lo mÁs pronto que puedan. galo: el gobierno colombiano tiene un equipo de rescate en la regiÓn para investigar. malÍ es el octavo país mÁ

mali, chad, niger, but also mauritania and burkina faso, will each provide 1,000 troops. and it will help them convince western countries to fund their operations. only the eu has so far pledged nearly $16 million, a fraction of the force's total cost, but france remains keen to see it deployed as soon as possible. translation: our enemies want only one thing — to destroy our civilisation. and they feed themselves on our weaknesses, the complexities of our past, and our ineffectiveness as a collective. but together we can make the decision to proceed differently. to tell ourselves everything, whether it pleases us or not. to expect things of one another, because we believe that our future is in common. the regional force will face jihadi groups linked to al-qaeda, drug traffickers as well as smugglers of migrants bound for europe. this deployment is part of a huge security build—up in mali where foreign military presence has dramatically increased in the last few years. french troops are seen here in mali. the us and germany are also operating in the region. the french ma

mali, chad, niger, but also mauritania and burkina faso, will each provide 1,000 troops.ment and it will help them convince western countries to fund their operations. only the eu has so far pledged nearly $16 million, a fraction of the force's total cost, but france remains keen to see it deployed as soon as possible. translation: our enemies want only one thing — to destroy our civilisation. they feed themselves on our weaknesses, the complexities of our past and our ineffectiveness as a collective, but together we can make the decision to proceed differently. to tell ourselves everything, whether it pleases us or not. to expect things of one another, because we believe that ourfuture is in common. the originalforce will the original force will face jihadi groups linked to al-qaeda, drug traffickers as well as smugglers of migrants bound for europe. this deployment is part of a huge security build—up in mali where a foreign military presence has increased in the last few years. french troops are seen here in mali. the us and germany are also operating in the region. the

see professionals so that means you need people from india and from brazil and from russia not from mali right or people in the elderly care industry because as you pointed out there are aging populations that means you need filipinos right not necessarily people from mali so countries are going to be a lot more careful about who they let in for how much time under what conditions and why and that's not something that we can be critical of because they don't all have the same degree of capacity to absorb migrants right a country like luxembourg or hungary cannot absorb any migrants as germany. so we have to. see things from the point of view of germany france and so forth so do you think twenty is inadequate to tackle. and g twenty has more members but then can they come tearing unanimous decision on russia's i've been immensely critical of these very informal club like bodies for a long time and written books criticising them because they are whether they're whether they're type clubs or clubs they're non-binding clubs and all they do is take them themselves i actually have just called

that is hamza doesn't, he says what happens in iraq, libya, somalia, what is happening in algeria and mali, what is happening everywhere they are all mujahideen and followers of osama bin laden. he says look, you people in the west, we only used to be in kandahar. now we're everywhere. and it is true. he tried to copy his father. he tried to copy his father. his tone is exactly the tone ever osama bin laden. his message, identical to what bin laden used to say. same statement sometimes. in his last statement, the one before last where he gave his commandments for -- in the which is, look try to kill as many people as you can. don't just take a life, try to do it right, you know? then he said, always leave a message why you did it. i'm telling you, why you did it. so i'm telling you what to say. number one, our lands are occupied. the land of the two holy places meaning saudi arabia, is occupied. we did not hear that since osama bin laden died. we did not hear that since 9/11. he brought it back. palestine, if we don't live in palestine in peace, you won't know peace in america and the nort

he is attending a security summit in mali, alongside the leaders of five countries in the region — malig support for a 5,000 strong regional force to combat islamist militants in the sahel. thomas fessy reports. the french president, emmanuel macron, and his west african cou nterpa rts macron, and his west african counterparts together to launch a regionalforce. malley, chad, me share but also mauritania and burkina faso will leitch provide 1,000 troops. france will support them with equipment and it will help them with equipment and it will help them convince western countries to fund their operations. 0nly them convince western countries to fund their operations. only the eu has so far pledged nearly $60 million, a fraction of the force's total cost, but france remains keen total cost, but france remains keen to see deployed as soon as possible. translation: our enemies want only one thing, to destroy our civilisation. they feed themselves on our weaknesses. the complexities of her past and ineffectiveness as a collective, but together we can make the decision to proceed differently,

you know for that we have deployed in northern mali. we are moving now they are trying to do but if for some reason they were to be restricted within their own them. it removes the pulp and is widely deployed there in the first place so i agree with you that i think there are constrained with the security requirements that are you an author i say even if they wanted to go to any given area they have to take that into account because you know as an arcane ization bear responsibility for the lives of course the center of the thing those restrictions security requirements have to be changed given how he said the nature of golf that has changed in recent times and that we worked with we don't you know not only the last few years we have been changing to what we call in program critical of the assessment so at every point of time the security is being assessed not by the rem the u.n. staff should leave but by what that would mean should be mute for them to be. to be present and privilege for their program now. many years peacekeepers are doi

translation: i was studying and my boyfriend came from mali so neither of us could work.arrived, we had such big money problems we were wondering what we could do. this was a possibility, the only one. three months later, he became the sole breadwinner, thanks toa became the sole breadwinner, thanks to a radical experiment. the child is one of almost 100 randomly selected people across germany receiving a basic income of 1000 euros a month for a year. thousands are queueing up to be the next recipients. every few weeks, one gets chosen by raffle, sometimes on prime time german tv. the initiative is the brainchild ofjust one young entrepreneur. ten years ago i started my own on line business. after a few years of hard work, it started to work on its own and has changed my life dramatically. i wa nted changed my life dramatically. i wanted to find out if it could help other people. i started the crowd fund money over the internet to raise money to give it to other people as a basic income for one year and see how it affects their lives. the idea of giving everyone a basic i

it sent troops to afghanistan, mali and sudan.e people of norway support these missions. >> i really want to do something for norway. make a change maybe. that's why. >> what kind of change? >> save the world i guess? i don't know. i like being here. it's hard, it's tough. i think it fits me. reporter: the army plans to send its female conscripts on future peacekeeping operations. sandra is ready and willing. the military is where she sees her future. michelle: in poland another woman is forging her own path but in a very different field. there's a famous line in fashion circles that says, one minute you're in, the next, you're out. which often means that anything old is not beautiful, not exciting, and certainly not in style. and as for models, many say their careers are over when they turn 30. but helena, who was model-scouted at the age of 82, is turning the adage and the fashion world on its head. reporter: at first glance, it looks like a typical ad campaign featuring beautiful, young women. but wait, she's also beautiful, bu

that is a male lion in a safari in gaut mali. the lions took an insane interest in the spare tire in the back of his four-wheel drive and took a bite into it. it's not letting go. >> that's insane that a lion's jaw would just deflate that tire. he's got a lady for him. that's why. i'm going to get the doughnut for you. >> the lady does come into frame. you see her following. >> nobody saw that coming. >> finally he let go. mauricio and his buddy drive out very carefully. here is a picture of the damage done by said lion. >> one of the tire covers on there, too. >> in this next video, this lion having this dinner, the dinner in the kruger national park in south africa. let's just say this lion doesn't want anybody watching the meal. he's taking a couple of bites. look at this sneer. >> he's got something stuck in his teeth. >> you better hope it's not you stuck in his teeth after this happened. >> okay. i'm out. >> did you see that zero to 60 in a couple seconds? >> that thing is quick. >> stopped just short of the vehicle and wal

this should be the grounds for for discussing within that framework a beginning of a process of no mali's ation between between israel and some leaders of the arab league and the arab world and within that of course a. process that would resolve eventually the israeli policy in conflict which is in the interests of both the arab world the palestinians and first and foremost israel well mr sherry if there is one country benefiting from the saudi caetera spot it's definitely iran i wonder what do you think is the reigning secret it seems that the rainiest have a knack for turning the failures of their geo political foes into their favor. is it the radiance who are so smart that adversaries who are not smart enough it's basically both because what we see is a very shrewd and clever iran playing. very good cards and a not too coherent international policy. by the united states is of the iran they are clearly very. very much a source of concern to most of the free world the western world i believe that president trump sorts of quite early in his first term to do is these problems as unpredicta

excellent counter terrorism capabilities and the french troops are serving bravely in places like mali do fee feet murder and destruction. our strength and commitments to defeat terrorism. we are also making tremendous progress earlier this week with the strong support of of the united states and the global coalition iraq forces liberated the city of mosul from isis control. now we must work with the government of iraq and our partners and allies in the region to consolidate the games, to assure that the victory stays a victory unlike the last time. last week the g-20 leaders reaffirmed the right of sovereign nations to secure their borders we must be strong from within to defend ourselves from the outside. the nations of the west face domestic challenges of our own creation. including vast government bureaucracy that saps the strength from our economies and societies. for this reason i applaud president macron for the courageous call for less bureaucracy. a good chant. we could use it too. and a europe that protects its citizens, we did not become great through regulation and in the u

partly, roberto 's first visit abroad was to mali in africa which is very significant.lear message that we will play a part, and he is right doing that. he should certainly lead europe in this direction. there are huge problems in the middle east, in asia. it cannot be sorted out. the united states itself cannot sort this out, even the united nations. europe has got the weights, the wealth and the leadership in this way if you had emmanuel macron to angela merkel. this question ofjealousy, we have talked about the engine of european france and germany. tony blair suggested in his comments this weekend that europe also felt diminished, that europe would be wea ker diminished, that europe would be weaker and less influential in the world. is that how people see it in europe? they do, but they will never admit to it. they will also try to make upfor admit to it. they will also try to make up for the loss of britain. europe is moving very fast and making upfor europe is moving very fast and making up for it. to try to cover the ground britain used to cover. it is significan

french troops are serving in places like mali to face these forces of murder and destruction.nited states and our allies strengthen our commitments to defeat terrorism. we are making tremendous progress earlier this week with the strong support of the united states and its local coalition, iraq forces liberated the city of mosul from isis control. now, we must work with the government of iraq and our partners and allies in the region to consolidate the gains and ensure the victory stays a victory, unlike the last time. last week the g20 leaders reaffirmed the right of sovereign nations to control their borders. we must be strong from within to defend ourselves from threats from the outside. the nations of the west also faced domestic challenges of our own creation, including vast government bureaucracy that saps the strength from our economies and from our societies. for this reason i applaud president macron on his courageous call for that. less bureaucracy. it is a good chant. less bureaucracy. we can use it, too. and the europe that protects its citizens. we did not become

thousands of people have been taking part in demonstrations in mali's capital bamako.on. the campaign against the changes is being led by opposition parties and civil society groups. some believe the proposed reforms give too much power to the president. others say it is impossible to hold a credible referendum whilejihadist insurgent groups control territory in the north of the country. but to be made of the human contribution to climate change in recent yea rs contribution to climate change in recent years that livestock is also a majorfactor in global warming, all to do with methane that the animals admit that are just their food. now smallholders in kenya are getting together to combat the problem. christine musasia's farm only has five cows, but it is part of a new battle against global warming, because cows are a major contributor to climate change. by using a few simple techniques to change the way she farms, christine has drastically cut her cows' methane emissions. the techniques have been taught by a swedish development organisation. to have happy cows, they

french troops are serving in face these mali to forces of destruction. the allies in the u.s. strengthen our determination to defeat terrorism. we are making tremendous progress earlier this week with the strong support of the united states and its local coalition, iraq forces liberated the city of mosul from isis control. now, we must work with the government of iraq and our partners in the region to solidify our games and inshore and ensurens them. we must be strong from within to defend ourselves from threats from the outside. the nations of the west also faced domestic challenges of our own creation, including vast government your accuracy that saps the strength from our -- ureaucracy that saps strength. is a gooducracy, it chance. we can use it, too. we did not become great through regulation, and we have also cut regulations at a level that we have never seen before. we are very proud of that, over the last six months. but by allowing our people to follow their dreams, that is what it is all about. to achieve these dreams, we must also confront unfair trade workerss that

like that thousands of people have been taking part in demonstrations in mali's capital bamako.ed changes to the constitution. the campaign against the changes is being led by opposition parties and civil society groups. some believe the proposed reforms give too much power to the president. others say it is impossible to hold a credible referendum whilejihadist insurgent groups control territory in the north of the country. much has been made of the human contribution to climate change in recent years, but livestock is also a major factor in global warming. it's all to do, of course, with the methane gas the animals emit as they digest their food. now smallholders in kenya are getting together to try to combat the problem, and there mightjust be benefits for big business as well. the bbc‘s richard kenny went to one farm in western kenya to see how it works. christine's farm only has five cows, but it is part of a new battle against global warming, because cows are a major contributor to climate change. by using a few simple techniques to change the way she farms, christine has

like in mali, it goes to over 500 — 500,000.ernal deaths in those — in countries where abortions is illegal. there are more than those in which is legally. than backstreet abortions that result in harm to the female‘s health? of course. exactly. but the fact is, of course, that you see this is an imperative that you continue to do the work that you do. but do you not think that there is such a thing as a pro—life lobby, and donald trump is part of that, and he stood for office as a pro—life candidate, and that he is entitled to that opinion? and infact, injanuary, his vice president, mike pence, when he attended a pro—life rally, said "life is winning again in america." i mean, they — they have their views. they are entitled to them. yes, yes, yes, i respect their views, but the thing is you cannot impose them on somebody else. the sense of democracy, in a country that says it's a place of democracy and an example of democracy, cannot impose a different view on somebody else. but you cannot impose your view on a president who ha

the difficulties in the application of peace accords in mali. which hardest terrorism is active meant you had is that is the view of us. also up for discussion financing of the group. at the moment two thirds of funding comes from outside of africa. posing a problem for the credibility and independence of the union. it. at least eighteen people have been killed and thirty injured after that tour bus collided with a lorry and burst into flames on my story in germany the bus was carrying a group of german pension is in the cause of. the fire is unknown traffic was reportedly moving slowly at the time of the collision between the two vehicles was not described as a major crash. some two hundred emergency crews were on the scene with five helicopters taking the injured to nearby hospitals charge and good medical has thanks the emergency services for their prompt response. what time of four update on the day's top business use netscape really is here with us in the studio and kept going to start out with a major? energy deals in iran what's happening

his first visit abroad was to mali in africa, which is very significant.is a clear message to the world that we are going to play a part. and he is right doing that. and he should certainly lead europe as well in this direction. there are huge problems in the middle east, in africa, in asia, that cannot be sorted out. the united states itself cannot sort this out even the united nations. europe has got the weight, the wealth, and certainly the leadership in this way. if you add emmanuel macron to angela merkel of germany. eunice, this question of the duality, we talked about the engine of europe being france and germany. tony blair suggested in his comments this weekend that europe also felt diminished by the prospect of britain leaving, then europe would be weaker and less influential in the world. is that how people see it in brussels, in paris, in berlin? they do, but they will never admit to it, and they are also trying to make up for the loss of britain. europe is moving very fast at making up for britain leaving. we need to try to cover the ground th

francis three thousand strong counter terrorism force in mali as part of operation bar can cost hundreds of millions of euros in twenty sixteen. friends is also part of the international coalition fighting against the islamic state armed group in iraq and syria. its operation jamaal fare costs in three hundred sixty million euros in twenty sixteen. france is also still in a state of emergency since the deadly twenty fifteen terror attacks in paris. it's been a hundred forty five million euros last year to deploy thousands of soldiers across the country. the sum of france's domestic and foreign defense spending last year came to a total of one point two billion euros. well the french senate has voted in favor of tough new anti terrorism legislation. set to replace the current state of emergency which macro once and by november. police were granted special powers in the wake of the paris attacks in twenty fifteen in this new bill would extend those powers. meaning police could counsel public gatherings use house arrests and electronic tagging for example without first getting the permissio

so-called hashtag quaver i am military forces which have very strong backing from iran i think what mali thing could be read as an attempt to triangulate. i think possibly he was trying to say we need russia to help with rebalance not only with the united states but also with iran we iraqis don't want to become overly reliant on any outside party and the russians can help both militarily with a great military presence on sales training and also political backing why in particular the use of the word military presence is this a suggestion that the americans of sort of creeping across the country and getting too much of a foothold. well russia is not in a position strong enough economic position to help iraq economically very much but it does russia have a strong presence next door in syria. it could. respond positively to requests for a greater military presence that actually i think russia is going to be rather cautious about having too big a military footprint in iraq but it does have to take into account the. great regional priority which you stable i think syria and it will therefore

the french troops are serving bravely in places like mali to defeat these forces of murder and destruction. the united states and our allies strengthen our commitments to defeat terrorism. we are also making tremendous progress. earlier this week with the strong support of the united states and the global coalition, iraq forces liberated the city of mosul from isis control. now we must work with the government of iraq and our partners and allies in the region to consolidate the gains and ensure that the victory stays a victory, unlike the last time. last week the g20 leaders also reaffirmed the right to sovereign nations to control their borders. we must be strong from within to defend ourselves from threats from the outside. the nations of the west also face domestic challenges of our own creation, including vast government bureaucracy that saps the strength from our economies and from our societies. for this reason i applaud president macron on his courageous call for that less bureaucra bureaucracy. it's a good chant, less bureaucracy. we can use it, too. and a europe that protects its

. >> mali norist is a cartoonist and draws on every liberal and a south park fan. and in an episode of south park got cancelled because they made a mild mohammed joke. it was a joke about how you can't make a mohammed joke. >> jesus. budda. mohammed. >> in the next episode. comedy central bleeped out the name mohammed. [bleep]. allah. you so, i learned something today. they bleep 35 seconds of their show. >> south park criticizes everybody. >> right. >> they are grossly offensive about everybody. but they made the mildest pathetic, panist mohammed and they yanked it. >> norris wanted to start a draw mohammed day to protest the censorship. >> she's disappeared. >> her liberal newspaper. the way they put it in the way she was gone and ceased to exist. there is no more molly. >> there is so more molly. >> she vanished. no one knows if she is alive or dead. >> the only people who writes right wing nut job. why don't the liberals care. >> what will happen to molly norris will happen to you or you. >> cair said it is legal to draw the cartoon but you shouldn't out of res

. >> let's talk a little chi mali now for the weekend. >> i can't cover climate, butky cover the weather. as you know, there's a difference. san francisco right now 61 degrees. 63 across the bay and oakland. 69 in mountain view. san jose, 76. gilroy 76, and 62 at half moon bay. santa rosa, 84 degrees. and fairfield, 91. still warm in inland east bay and 86 at livermore. here is live doppler 7 hd. you can see that the building marine layer has brought us quite a significant 24-hour temperature change. on we go, with a look at that cooling marine layer, they're still building and drifting out over the bay. today's temperature pattern will repeat tomorrow. turning slightly warmer on sunday, continuing into the middle of next week. overnight, we'll have a little bit of a cooldown near the bay. and coast, low temperatures under foggy conditions low to mid 50s. lows reach only into the upper 50s to near 60. so mild in many of our inland areas. tomorrow, low clouds and fog will linger at the coastline. still, mild there, with highs of 62 at half moon bay. mid 60s and other coast allocations. al

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. >> let's talk a little chi mali now for the weekend. >> i can't cover climate, butky cover the weather. as you know, there's a difference. san francisco right now 61 degrees. 63 across the bay and oakland. 69 in mountain view. san jose, 76. gilroy 76, and 62 at half moon bay. santa rosa, 84 degrees. and fairfield, 91. still warm in inland east bay and 86 at livermore. here is live doppler 7 hd. you can see that the building marine layer has brought us quite a significant 24-hour temperature change. on we go, with a look at that cooling marine layer, they're still building and drifting out over the bay. today's temperature pattern will repeat tomorrow. turning slightly warmer on sunday, continuing into the middle of next week. overnight, we'll have a little bit of a cooldown near the bay. and coast, low temperatures under foggy conditions low to mid 50s. lows reach only into the upper 50s to near 60. so mild in many of our inland areas. tomorrow, low clouds and fog will linger at the coastline. still, mild there, with highs of 62 at half moon bay. mid 60s and other coast allocations. al

the french troops are serving bravely in places like mali to defeat these forces of murder and destruction. the united states and our allies strengthen our commitments to defeat terrorism we're also making tremendous progress earlier this week with the strong support of the united states and the global coalition iraq forces liberated the city of mosul from isis control now we must work with the government of iraq and our partners and allies in the region to consolidate the gains and ensure that the victory stays a victory. unlike the last time last week the g20 leaders also reaffirmed the right for sovereign nations to control their borders. we must be strong from within to defend ourselves from threats from the outside the nations of the west also face domestic challenges of our own creation, including vast government bureaucracy that saps the strength from our economies and from our societies for this reason i applaud president macron on his courageous call for that less bureaucracy. that's a good chant. less bureaucracy we can use it too. and the europe that protects its citizens we did

the french troops are serving bravely in places lie mali to defeat these forces of murder and destructionthe united states and our allies strengthen our commitments to defeat terrorism. we are also making tremendous progress. earlier this week with the strong support of the united states and the global coalition, iraq forces liberated the city of mosul from isis control. now we must work with the government of iraq and our partners and allies in the region to consolidate the gains and ensure that the victory stays a victory. unlike the last time. last week the g-20 leaders also reaffirmed the right to sovereign nations to control their borders. we must be strong from within to defend ourselves from threats from the outside. the nations of the west also faced domestic challenges of our own crazy, including vast government bureaucracy that saps the strength from our economies and from our societies. for this reason, i applaud president macron on his courageous call for that less bureaucracy. it's a good chant. less bureaucracy. we could use it, too. and a europe that protects its citizens.

say, what's happening in iraq and syria and libya and somalia, what's happening in algeria and in mali, what's happening everywhere, they are the followers of osama bin laden. he says, look, you people in the west, now we are everywhere and his town, he tried to copy his father. he tried to copy his father, his stone is exactly the tone of osama bin laden and his message identical to what bin laden used to say. same statements sometimes. in his last statements where he gave commandments for west, he said, look, try to kill as many people as you can, don't just take a knife, try to do it right, you know, and then he said, always leave a message why you did it and i'm telling you why you did it. i'm telling you what to say. number one, lands are occupied. land of the holy place is occupied. we did not hear that since osama bin laden died. we did not hear that since 9/11. palestine, if we don't live in live in palestine you will never know peace in america and in the west. well, that's something bin laden said himself. but also we did not hear that in how long? long, long, long time ago a

to try to set up a place for what's next and so the french have been very aggressive in places like mali, chad, and other places of which we can help them but because of our strained resources, we need countries like france to do it so i think this is a very important conversation for them to have and it's good for a united front on where they're going to and where they, meaning the terrorist groups, isis and others, are going to end up. because they will move. we saw that with al qaeda. we're seeing it with isis. including, by the way, places in iraq, places in afghanistan, and of course africa is ripe for them, and so this conversation, i can't tell you, it makes me feel better that they're having that conversation, and it was interesting to me that they brought general mcmaster, who's their national security adviser, wouldn't normally come on a trip like this but it tells me that they are having senior, high-level conversations about better cooperation, and it's not better as it was bad getting better. it means can it be more robust, is there more that we can do, and i think by seeing