. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: lagos, nigeria's mega-city.f the most dynamic, unrestrained and energetic expressions of free market capitalism and do it yourself entrepreneurship on the planet. >> kadaria:when you have a place of 20 million people, they have to eat. they have to wear clothes. they have to do all sorts of things. i mean lagos is a testament to the resilience and to the ingenuity of the nigerian spirit. >> anthony: buy, sell, trade, hustle and claw. make your own way, any way you can. >> kadaria: nobody does any one job in this country. >> anthony: is that what they say? you have to have three hustles. >> kadaria: yes. you see people making watches from scraps. there are people who make shoes. i'm wearing something that's made by a nigerian. i provide my own water. i provide my own power because i have a generator. i have an invertor. there's an energy in lagos, the hustle and the bustle. >> man on the street: hi julia. here's your boy anthony -- >> anthony: with a ridiculously over burdened infrastructure and a history of egre

and there's plenty of will in nigeria.uwa aboyeji and run in nigeria by seni sulyman, is a rigorous training program that teaches coders and engineers with the goal of creating no less than a continent-wide ecosystem of high value software developers. >> shalom: my mom has like a mobile shop, something like what's in computer village. that's where i grew up, like, she would sell mobile phones and they'd fix it there, and she just used to run that. >> blessing: i came looking for a job, but the jobs i got, i said, "no, i don't want to be a salesperson, i don't want to be a secretary." so that's why i got into programming. >> anthony:shalom and blessing are trainees in the program, people who will someday rewrite the way africa works. >> seni: as you can see, there are a lot of issues in nigeria today. the average nigerian is struggling for just food, water, clothing, shelter. we all believe that this will change, and we all believe that we will change that. in the u.s., for every software developer that's looking for a job,

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the situation in nigeria is still bleak.rapy machines working in the whole of the country, with a fourth currently being repaired. thank you for watching. i will see you next week. bye. hello. all the weather charts are pointing to a stormy start to next week. we will come back to that because thursday wasn't a bad day. we had more cloud coming into the north and west with a weather front approaching through the afternoon and friday looks more cloudy, you can see why. here is the cloud and low pressure, that weather front is back out across the atlantic. it will be with us in some way for much of the weekend now. driven in by this area of low pressure, we will see bumps along the weather front. through the night it turns increasingly windy and wet for the north and west. there could still below cloud across southern and eastern areas first thing friday. a little bit on the cool side here but for most much milder and damp as you can see for the rush hour, particularly wet across scotland and northern ireland. come the afterno

key lawmakers say they're unaware that the united states has troops in nigeria or what's going on we'll take a look on this edition of. the politicking on larry king for american servicemen were killed in a raid in nigeria earlier this month and while much of the news is focused on the ongoing controversy of how president trump handled the condolence call to the pregnant widow of one of those soldiers others serious questions are being raised about the u.s. presence in nigeria key lawmakers including senators lindsey graham of south carolina new york schuck schumer who said they were not even aware that the united states had to station in nigeria or what the mission there is meanwhile the pentagon senators kept congress regularly informed about troop movements including those in nigeria so what's going on the some of that with congressman steve russell republican of oklahoma decorated army combat veteran retired lieutenant colonel presently serves on the house government oversight committee and the armed services committee he joins me from capitol hill all right congressman what do you

food security poverty and migration are persistent problems in nigeria. and really just want to improve my country and add to my country if i could be using my brain there at him using my brain here so the concept is how do we develop our own spaces how do we make sure that our own people have jobs we're not going to wait for government to do it we're not going to be friendly but it's what we're going to do it ourselves in the meantime our larger has moved on to the next generation and vertical farming technology she wants to make agriculture more attractive to nigeria's young people. hey joy have you ever thought about building your own windmill to generate electricity i believe you can but you will need proper instruction yes in tea and i know just who would tell me how to trade and germany that has developed a d.i.y. kit that allows anyone to build the or windmill in about a week they built one in the heart of bin laden and now hope to inspire people to india city but as far away as we met them in their workshop to find out more let's take a look. this

carey thank you for joining me a mass trial of more than sixteen hundred suspects is under way in nigeria rights groups warn they're being denied due process. catalunya high court asked for extra protection from spanish police as pressure grows on the regional president not to declare independence. and in washington a war of words between president trump and a key republican senator. turkey's president has described the u.s. decision to suspend most basic services for turkish citizens as upsetting the phrase in response to the arrest of a u.s. consulate employee in istanbul accused of links to last year's failed coup and immediately imposed tit for tat measure suspending its own bases services in the us particle hain reports from washington d.c. . after the arrest of a worker at the u.s. embassy in ankara and a warrant issued for another the us took the unusual step of saying they would stop issuing visas for some turkish nationals traveling to america the first explanation was posted by the u.s. ambassador to turkey on twitter we don't know if these arrests are singular events or if we s

on the hunt for pirates in all fields in the creeks of nigeria's delta it's hard and dangerous way. as we approach a base we were being watched all the way but the military hardware is enough deterrent. that the oil field was set on fire strategy to stop us from getting close to the suspects however aren't lucky today and the reason we get on board. is. three months after their bases destroyed by the army it's being rebuilt while all is refined and the talk of pipes lead to a nearby oil well for a way crude is diverted this is what remains of an illegal refinery after a raid by the nigerian army hundreds like these have been destroyed in the past few months. after breaking in and suffering from oil pipelines and wells across the region and other bombed out refinery is trying to get back into business a few kilometers from here this company has been destroyed before. it was considered they are trying to revive it which means that we still have to conduct here to put it out of use completely again the biggest threat to nigeria's all supply and economy on to the us all think. it's a we

i know they're now time in lagos nigeria and i'm happy to see you today we will bring you some interesting stories and all of a new up coming up on this edition of the show. saving great white sharks in south africa. a look at insect murder a trend in the making. and comes a very sinister working to revive them all and in northern germany we begin today's program with a report of truly amazing creases white sox scientists thought that thousands off the lads a predator in the watches off like a. of south africa but new research suggests the number is actually only between three hundred fifty and five hundred and that's punish and all the fishing have contributed to the decline and otherwise ation called save our seas is doing what it's come to save the remaining shocks. the lines at the southernmost point of africa. abundant with in the rain and bird life it's home to thousands of cape first seals. these marine mammals are a favorite with great white sharks. the predators troll these waters in large numbers on the lookout for that next meal. shock alley is also famous as one of the world's

north east nigeria. and today's unification day in cameroon it's fifty six years since the english speaking section of the country voted to join the much larger french speaking but it's not been a happy union the younger phone minority feel discriminated against and the thing protests. have put down and now the government has closed the border with nigeria for fear of more unrest the english speakers make up less than twenty percent of the country many say the region should be fully independent mohamed el. and a leader in waiting all the trappings of a potential new country but without any land because what these people want to call amazonia is at the moment the english speaking part of cameroon it's here the demonstrators have gathered momentum in the last year by saying that people suffer discrimination at the hands of the french speaking government most people just want reform but calls for independence are getting louder. at the end of the first world war cameroon was divided between the french and t

from seed in nigeria take a look she says we lost dr stella she heard of the widespread of the able a virus risking her life to place patrick sawyer in quarantine and that was a case in lagos nigeria and so could you speak to what has been the effect of losing these doctors and to other health care workers who are dying and able outbreak how have you been able to try to rebuild from that point. when a challenge is to do it. this week is the anniversary of the ironic term the young dr that the skull and kentucky people involved. a call not a good at the person i was pondering also. that a skull and water walk. and seneca saw his young wife with a young baby woke up and i was just crying because i cannot believe that's complete the medical school another begin was against he took the risk go to the tribunal any contact with the ball as he died and then flew first or yell later the was gone all. apartments on us for seventy thousand lublin dollars less than sixty bucks us the young man who was leveling the needs. another stern don't have a future. when a large sum of that was so what i

slowly emerge on the deaths of four american soldiers at the hands of isis in the african nation of nigeria. reporting tonight from washington d.c. this is the news on our team america. good evening friends the washington post says exclusively reporting tonight the clinton campaign and the d.n.c. funded the research with which led to the dust ca on donald trump the post is reporting fusion g.p.'s hired author christopher steele who had ties to the f.b.i. and the u.s. intelligence community to construct the dossier on trump on behalf of the clinton campaign at the democratic national committee the dossier proclaimed the russian government had damaging personal information on then candidate trump which of course denied the democrats believe the da ca would place the president in a position of blackmail we'll have more on this later on in our broadcast meanwhile the republican party is apparently undergoing a serious political transformation here in washington today's events on capitol hill produced a chapter for the archives which could be measured as a landmark day in american politics the b

more than one thousand six hundred people are facing last trials in nigeria accused of being members of the rebel court. the trial. being held behind closed doors at a military facility rights groups say they're worried about the lack of transparency. voters in liberia will head to the polls to elect a new head of state in a few hours ellen johnson sirleaf africa's first female president is to step down after two terms in office the election marks the west african nation's first democratic transfer of power since the one nine hundred seventy four. british prime minister tourism a says the amount the u.k. will have to pay to exit the e.u. won't be known until the country in an address to parliament said the final details of britain's withdrawal will be agreed at the end of the negotiating process in march two thousand and nineteen reports indicate brussels could demand as much as eighty billion dollars from the u.k. to satisfy commitments made on the e.u. treaties. catalonians high court has requested extra security from spain's national police on tuesday and the event itself regional

from sitting in nigeria take a look she says we lost doctors. she heard the wide spread of the virus risking her life to place patrick sawyer in quarantine and that was a case and lagos nigeria and so could you speak to what has been the effect of losing these doctors and to other health care workers who are dying and able outbreak how have you been able to try to rebuild from that point. it was not. are going all week is. the long. you know it's almost almost a must. wonder what she's all. about sort of these long long if we walk and i was just crying because i cannot believe. that medical school i'm not going to. and then through france so what are you a little of the last corner or. what apartments on up for seventy thousand lublin dollars less than sixty bucks us the young man who lost his life with. another stern don't have a future and i've done a lot some of the gutters so what it was i know it was we were going through this. as i said this system is trying to replenish those drugs in the sense that he was a little above example the post

from sitting in nigeria take a look she says we lost dr stella. curve the wide spread of the above virus risking her life to place patrick sawyer in quarantine and that was a case in lagos nigeria and so could you speak to what has been the effect of losing these doctors and to other health care workers who are dying and able outbreak how have you been able to try to rebuild from that point. are. we in the un virtue of. the young doctor. kentucky. the person who was also a mass. murderer what she's all. looked up. long while we walked in i was crying because i could not believe. the medical school another. and then flew first so was a year later the was cordoned off and see what apartments on up for seventy thousand lebrun dollars less than fifty bucks us the young man who was leveling the unit. and understeering don't have a future and i've done a lot some of that that was what it was i you know it was we were going through this. journey that. this system is trying to replenish those doctors in the sense that he was a little above example the pos

board all in nigeria's delta. a multi races and multi religion rally has been held in minerals capital gang goal organized by the governing national league for democracy party to counter hate speech it is the third rally the government has held since the military crackdown began on the hinge of muslims florence louis has more this is the last of a series of interfaith prayer events organized by the ruling party the national league for democracy its health partly in response to the ongoing violence in northern state in the words of the party spokesman it is shows that the majority of people in myanmar live in harmony and that this is a multi-racial multi-religious diverse society a message that people here came to share that it is. complicated. were united this event will dispel. the young. i came here in support of pace in myanmar it would be good for everyone we need pace in this country fine. but ironically even the main reason for this event is because of what's taking place in replying there is no mention of t

the unprecedented and trials are a difficult task for nigeria.y the security forces is a huge challenge, so security forces is a huge challenge, so how will the security forces now convince the courts that the persons they have arrested are actually guilty of the crimes they are being accused of, of having perpetrated? and why is boko haram, which started in 2009 in north—eastern and why is boko haram, which started in 2009 in north-eastern nigeria, grew to become one of the most dreaded terror groups in the world. it has since affiliated to the so—called islamic state. more than 20,000 people have been killed and millions of others displaced by boko haram's ad insurgency in several countries in the region. —— eight year insurgency. many people, including women and jordan, have been abducted by the militants. as the conflict rages on, the trials may go some way towards justice for those people. there is no official time frame for these trials, but they are likely to take months, maybe years, because of the huge number of boko haram suspects to be

violence by the armed group boko haram means independence day celebrations are muted in northeast nigeria. and lifting the ban on head coverings the long battle to play basketball is finally over for muslim women. we begin in spain where the prime minister has called catalans an authorized secession referendum an attack on the rule of law these have been accused of using unjustifiable brutality to shut down the vote at least seven hundred sixty people have been hurt according to the regional government polls have closed down vote counting is now underway. you get. i'm the prime minister i'm the leader of the government and we have done what we had to do within the law we've only acted within the law we have shown but democratic state has to has always has to defend itself against such a serious attack as the one which has been tried with this illegal referendum today democracy won with. john hendren joins us now from outside the biggest polling station. which has now closed john i'm guessing they have prime minister's words filtered out into way you all he was saying that most of the peop

bordereau in nigeria's delta. take a look at the headlines here now this here and now there are widespread reports of local people looting in australian run prison camp amana silent in papua new guinea six hundred refugees inside are refusing to leave because of safety concerns this training government has been forced to close the facility by papua new guinea supreme court australia cut off food water and electricity supplies in a bid to force the remaining refugees to move into the community restraining government calls the camp a detention center but critics say it's an open prison andrew thomas has more from sydney so father of three no reports that anyone inside the prison has been injured but that is the fear back in twenty fourteen locals brought into the present when the world guards and beat up many asylum seekers one refugee was killed they're fearful of more of that now the prison is unguarded they don't want to leave for the same reason they feel unwelcome they say on man asylum renegade libyan general

algis the border in nigeria's delta. and you can get more on that story and the others who've been following our website. to bring up to speed with some of their stories then there are widespread reports of looting on a stray and run prison camp one man a silent where six hundred refugees have barricaded themselves inside refusing to move this training in government has been forced to close the facility by papua new guinea's supreme court australia's cut off food water and electricity supplies in a bid to force the remaining refugees to move into the community but the men are refusing to leave citing safety concerns refugees say man asylum locals entered shortly after australian private security personnel left on tuesday because like around hundred hundred fifty men as they came around the nation center they start moving around taking everything which is left over boxes air conditioned and. kenya's main opposition leader i loading is expected to announce his next move a day after the president was declared the winner of

violence by the armed group boko haram this independence day celebrations are muted in northeast nigeria. searching for justice one man's case against the new york police department is highlighted in a new documentary. very warm welcome to the program the spanish police have been accused of using on justifiable brutality to shock and on authorized secession vote in the capital and . region the national government though blames pool independence leaders for what they call senseless events while in the regional capital barcelona offices used batons and fired rubber bullets during progress random protests that lead at least four hundred sixty people have been heart according to the city's mayor. well we've reporters across the country covering the story tony but he is in the joint and hall is in barcelona let's head first. hi there karl just paint the picture for us what if you've been witnessing today. all julie those polling stations packed with people well before dawn hours before voting and actually got on to why i'm one of the reasons they were there was in their words defend their rig

the caps only say earn for nigeria once any. where is european internationals could use daz to skip some steps of the course. traffic unless it's a long and expensive process. so i think that's a hindrance maybe why some offer counseling first of all going to spend all this money and get this badge even if i get it i'm not sure i'm going to get a job anywhere in twenty fifteen only say became coach of the nigerian national team but left after one year following i dispute with a nigerian f.a. who took over auto fister and think also german coaches with a long history of working in africa sunday only safe believe that an african could do it to stephen keshi. was a successful player in europe before coaching nigeria to victory in the african cup of nations and guiding them to the world cup but he had a sight say even higher. because she was not just only a big soccer player he was also because if steve was saying this because i know him also he was and is because he had also tried a lot to get coaching opportunities in europe and d

secret trials begin in nigeria hundreds of people accused of being members of book iran. and a very public statement from the v.a. pay is mike pence walks out of an n.f.l. game over the. full details with its books. at least twelve people have drowned boat carrying refugees from the desk capsized ten of those who died with children it is the third such accident since people started fleeing violence in mammals the kind states in august or the sixty people drowned when two boats capsized. on g.m. has more from cox's bizarre in bangladesh. with news that yet another boat full of refugees capsized while it was attempting to cross from me and more to bangladesh comes another reminder of the magnitude of this refugee crisis and the fact that we're going to refugees are still trying to flee and come into bangladesh this area you see behind me these people that are here they all crossed by foot into bangladesh just earlier today we've heard horrific tales from them about what happened to them was a woman over there who told us that her husband was executed in the past week by me

nigeria has a really big problem with them. nigerian troops go and fight these guys and chad does too. troops from niger fight these guys and chad goes too. mali has a big problem with these guys. chad goes too. it's not necessarily their homegrown problem. but chad leads it. this has been much worse of a problem in their neighboring countries, but chad has been the tip of the spear, in nye yeigenn mali, to a lesser extent in niger. but chad leads the fight. and all these international troops, they're all headquartered in chad, including the ones we participate in. that kind of sort of military geo spatial orientation usually doesn't matter to us here in the united states. but enter the trump administration. september 24th of this year, the trump administration announced it's new muslim ban. president trump said he would enforce a total and complete ban on muslims into the united states. that morphed into the muslim ban immediately upon being inaugurat inaugurated, but has gone nowhere in the courts. but they introduced a new b

ways to connect with us we got people watching today from guyana from nigeria as well and cameron in india don't forget you can connect with us tweet us at a.j. english or on facebook at facebook dot com slash a.j. newsgroup you can also whatsapp us the number is hopefully coming up on your screen prost nine seven four five zero one triple one four nine don't forget to use a.j. news great when you connect with us now it's a grim milestone for us here at al-jazeera it's been three hundred days since our colleague mahmoud a saint was arrested and imprisoned in egypt human rights and media organizations have joined on at work in denouncing is detention and a calling for his immediate release that name spoke to his family about how his coping. in the three hundred days mahmoud hussein has been in prison his family says he's grown depressed he's accusing the egyptian authorities of denying him legal rights and medical treatment and providing inadequate food and clothing he is father to nine children my sisters and brother face social stigma every day in their schools everyone calls them t

more than one thousand six hundred people are facing mass trials in nigeria accused of being members of the rebel group boko haram the trials are being held behind closed doors at a military facility rights groups say there why about the lack of transparency it's estimated twenty thousand people have been killed and millions displaced you in eighty years of fighting between government troops and the. well john campbell is a former u.s. ambassador to nigeria he says the international community needs to keep a close eye on line derrius judicial process. we should be concerned because we will have no independent way of verifying how fair the trials are but there are other reasons to be concerned as well i think first of all the numbers to be tried are very large sixteen hundred at least at first there are only four judges that have been chosen to conduct the trials. that means the trials will either be very quick or the whole process will go on for a long time and then finally most of those who are being tried have been detained without charge for a relatively long period of time and on

violence by the armed group boko haram this independence day celebrations are muted in northeast nigeria. searching for justice one man's case against the new york police department is highlighted in a new documentary. very warm welcome to the program the spanish police have been accused of using on justifiable brutality to shock and on authorized secession vote in the capital and . region the national government though blames pool independence leaders for what they call senseless events while in the regional capital barcelona offices used batons and fired rubber bullets during progress random protests that lead at least

let me address the specific events in nigeria that are took place early this month. on the third of october, 12 members of the u.s. special operations task force accompanied 30 nigerian forces on a reconnaissance mission from the capital city to an area near the village of tongo tongo. approximately 85 kilometers to the north was the location of that village. on the foufert october, u.s. and other forces began moving back south. en route to their operating base, pat petroleum came under attack from approximately -- the patrol came under attack from approximately 50 enmy uses small arms fire, rocket-propelled grenades and technical vehicles. what i want to do now is i want

jot of the most hated man gross one piece being prepared for restoration in nigeria's delta. this used to be the breeding ground for fish and other marine creatures for months now these workers have been clearing sludge and other contaminants it's about trying to mop up that oil which is which is free within the environment within the mangroves on the water but i think more important than that phase one is about quantifying and designing the more robust phase two cleanup which will be about physically agitating cleaning flushing and where necessary exit to treatment of the sediments mike was part of the united nations environment team that reported on the extent of the pollution progress is slow after moving to top soil and the debris workers try to wash the oil from the mud and riverbed then the potent oil is from by the booms installed right over there as the oil float the process will then move up river this needs to be defeated in some four thousand factors of mongrel swarm in bordeaux one of the worst affected communities in the oil rich niger delta. without a focus on c

hi i'm now try we're coming to you from lagos nigeria we focus an exciting innovations around environmental issues across africa and europe and that's what we have lined up on the show for you today in kenya we will visit the last mail nabhan white rhino without him the pussy that is doomed to extinction and we will make a bit of a detour to switzerland to check out some tiny plastic particles polluting waters all over the world and in south africa we will find out how growing white can help to preserve biodiversity in the keep meeting. with us head to kenya to meet a species future generations will probably never see boaters have driven the northern white rhino to the brink of extinction on the black market its horn is more expensive than gold by the year twenty ten no no then why dry knows where known to exist in the wild in kenya just one male and two females are left on the grasslands of the open jetta conservancy near mount kenya and it looks like they can't have babies. in the shadow of kenya's second highest peak mild kenya the old conservancy is a very special nature reserve. not on

just under a year ago in nigeria there we re under a year ago in nigeria there were celebrations markingses and that set evan woolley back two years. the new cases came from afghanistan and pakistan. —— set everybody back. these countries have faced challenges with attacks against vaccinating teams after religious leaders made a religious declaration against vaccination. however the resilience of these teams is paying off and in the words of one expert, 2018 may be the year that they see no new cases of the polio virus, which is naturally occurring. they are confident that within this decade, polio could be eradicated which could make it the third disease to be wiped off the face of the earth after smallpox. production of wine is set to reach its lowest level for half a century according to a leading global trade body. the international association of wine and vine says that poor weather in continental europe has affected harvests. there‘s some bad news for fans of chianti, wine production in italy is set to decline 23%. and if you prefer a bordeaux, you‘re not safe either. wine producti

as aus because of being taxed in nigeria as a us citizen and paying taxes back home above the $100,000old. this is welcome news. both the republicans and the democrats seem to be behind it and the argument is really from moving from a citizenship based tax system to a residency based tax system. and i think there is a strong argument for that, really, about boosting the prospects of americans and american companies. although you could make the argument that actually if people are in this position at the moment and they are able to afford to pay double tax, this tax cut is going to be helping some of the most wealthy. it could be, especially when the threshold is $100,000, which in even advanced economies you are considered middle—class to be earning that. it is notjust an individual tax review. it is also for the corporate world. it potentially hurt american companies working in other parts of the world. again, we will see how the politics as well actually influences this debate, because that is a very good point as well. let's end with this news. and ben and i watched a video, she did

you know fighting boko haram in nigeria and cameroon it helped defeat an al qaeda offshoot that had split mali in two it plays host to major u.s. military exercises i mean if you wanted to pressure the chatting government on human rights or on democracy let's remember that you just debbie has been the president for twenty seven years now that would be welcome but counterterrorism is the one thing that the chatting government actually seems to do very well so it really it just makes no sense i'm glad actually that you mentioned that you actually used one of the words that one of our tweeters also use linchpin this is a cost though and he got into a little bit of an exchange with someone else on twitter he said chat in nigeria is where boko haram are active he got knocked down pretty readily by someone else is a backer who says get your facts right chad fought against boko haram in nigeria and defeated them similar to what you just said read but i want to posit over to something else now this is just a theory but i want to show you something that we got from several members. of our communit

chad fought against boko haram in nigeria and defeated them similar to what you just said read but i want to posit over to something else now this is just a theory but i want to show you something that we got from several members of our community this this is a tweet from c. who says i think this has to do with rex tillerson the secretary of state arm twisting the chad government after they slam seventy four billion dollar fine and overdue royalties on exxon mobil here's what that actually looked like this is news report that came out in june exxon suttles dispute with chad over tax payments and avoid that avoided a seventy four billion dollar fine breed what do you make of that idea definitely a theory but what do you make of it well i mean obviously i mean it was sort of i have to say it was one of the first things that i thought of but when you when you think that realize that the matter was started. that exxon had licenses chad as his major oil deposits you know again here i mean human rights good government anti-corruption people the chad and people have been pressing the govern

al-jazeera north east nigeria. to women without trial among day for the murder of. a strange half brother of north korean leader kim jong un he was killed in. february but the accused say they're innocent like a face a death penalty if convicted. a murder so brazen that it shocked the world kim jong nam the half brother of north korean leader kim jong il was killed in broad daylight at a busy airport in quality a pool in february two women city i shot from indonesia and durante one from vietnam will stand trial for his murder on monday police say the pair vieques never a banned substance so toxic it's considered by the u.n. as a weapon of mass destruction on kim jong un's face experts believe each woman carried a separate component of the chemical to avoid harming himself. i mean. who became so if you go rushing into the parlor with washed away maybe that's the way. the two women have told diplomats from their home countries they thought they were taking part in a reality television show u.s. officials and south korean intelligence say the murder was organized by no