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a camp for nigerians made homeless by the war against boko haram has been set on fire by a suspected gunman from the armed group a muslim religious leader and his family are among the fifteen killed him i do agree the capital of borno state several villages were also around certain torched despite the government declaring the defeat of boko haram has fought and nine year war to impose islamic law australia is the new home for dozens of child asylum seekers they've been quietly moved from the controversial so-called prison islands in the pacific ocean doctors are concerned for their mental health after spending up to five years with thousands of adult refugees on the islands of nauru and manus and are thomas as more the consistent message of australia's government is that all refugees who tried to come to its shores by boat would instead be sent to man asylum to papua new guinea ought to know who they would never be settled here but we now know that quietly australian government has been bringing refugees here but securely in recent days and weeks children who were on the road the pre

hari is one of them and that's the spy criticism of his handling of the economy and the war against boko haram a committee greece is in the capital of and has taken a look at some of his challenges. president mohamud is facing the biggest challenge of his political career must defections from the ruling all progressives congress continuing attacks by boko haram as well as a sluggish economy are threatening his hold on power he's competing team is confident he remains popular with voters but this administration has also more were so little and the could do somewhat recently too because the way it wants to you know dig the this ground corruption once you can call grown corruption you conserve enough money to do so much and that is exactly what this administration has done why do yes apparently recovered from an undisclosed illness that kept him in a foreign hospital for months is opponents say he's not fit for the post. leading seventy eight other candidates to challenge him is former vice president to worker the seventy two year old is the opposition people's democratic party candidate he

boko haram gunman a muslim religious leader and his family were among the fifteen there might agree the capital borno state several villages were also runs and torched despite the government declaring the defeat of boko haram which is forty nine year war to impose islamic law. protests continuing in pakistan against a court ruling in a long long blossoming case despite calls for calm by the prime minister a. christian woman has been on death row. she was acquitted by the supreme court on wednesday imran khan condemned demonstrators if she death threats to the church is overturned in sentence or does her release. up these they are inciting you for the political gain you should not get trapped by them for the sake of the country they are doing no service to islam jani you are trying to say that if the supreme court doesn't decide according to they wish they will not accept that judgment that means they would come on roads and stop the country can any country be run like this. every relative across pakistan although the situation is still tense and the protesters are blocking key point

also coming up in the next sixty minutes nigeria's president under pressure to defeat boko haram the jihad use of killed dozens of soldiers and civilians in northern nigeria over the past week with presidential elections due in just three weeks its happiest place presents bihari under five. i'm german scotto easy. seventeen she's been up for something obscene for four decades work is mike so he's moving funny and downright bizarre. i'm frugal welcome to the program russian caught in crimea has reminded several ukrainian sailors in custody for two months as. elating tensions between kiev and moscow three sailors were shown on russian t.v. they were all captured on sunday one russian vessels fired on board and seized three ukrainian boats as they were about to make their way through the catch straight between russia and the disputed crimean peninsula can reacted by demanding the return of it ships and crew and has introduced martial law in parts of the country. is going to night and from the ukrainian capital i d w correspondent nick conley is in kiev welcome nick what reaction has the

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your country is in a state of war with boko haram.o you have a plan for dealing with that aspect at the source, at the root? there's terrorism, and there's, you know, war there. >> i think that the number one thing is we had research at the world bank that showed that in environments of conflict, the most important thing to do is to get that community thinking about jobs again, providing economic livelihoods for the people because that then dries up the sources of young people who have no stake in society and who are willing to unleash violence on their own society. so security is a major strategy for me. and the second thing is to completely overhaul our security system and to ensure that thpisy that is tied to research adequately. and the top thing is to make a lot out of intelligence, today's cutting-edge technology means that we can be preemptive. we can be proactive. we can be preventive. that means we must work with our neighbors. we must work with the rest of the world that can offer us support in every kind of definition of cu

hopes of reelection are threatened by criticism of his handling of the economy of the war against boko haram to serious address reports now from a. president. is facing the biggest challenge of his political career must defections from the ruling all progressives congress continuing attacks by boko haram as well as a sluggish economy are threatening his hold on power is campaign team is confident he remains popular with voters this administration has also mort we're so little and do somewhat recently too because of the way so you know dig the this ground corruption once you can call ground corruption you can save enough money to do so much and that is exactly what this administration has done what he has apparently recovered from an undisclosed illness that kept him in a foreign hospital for months is opponents say he's not fit for the post. leading seventy eight other candidates to challenge him is former vice president to worker the seventy two year old is the opposition people's democratic party candidate he was a member of his ruling party until a few months ago. is opponents call

rested in the village of two more and officials that the attackers may be members of the the hottest boko haram group from neighboring nigeria. all right so football now and former chelsea striker didier drogba has called time on his career at the age of forty are best known for his time in the english premier league draw by one twelfth major titles were chelsea he's also a much beloved personality in his country of birth the ivory coast for his exploits both on and off the pitch. brought her for her car. her secure her. pass car error but the ivorian strikers done just that this goal for phoenix rising which won the second division american side a western conference championship was the last of his storied career the forty year old announced his retirement via twitter thanking fans and teammates drug was best known for his two stints at chelsea he won four premier league titles and west london including the league and cup double in two thousand and ten drug but also led chelsea to champions league glory netting the decisive penalty in the two thousand and twelve final against byron munic

boko haram has killed over 20,000 people and kidnapped thousands more since 2009. on t thursday, google workrkers arouound the world walked out to protest the company's handling of sexual harassment and sexual abuse. democracy now! spoke with new york city google employee and protester demma rodriguez. >> we have decided enough is enough is enough because --rybody who works at google have sacrificed, have gotten the great scum have shown up in order to be the best at what they do. and it is unacceptable, it is fufun of sub -- it is absolutely discussing that anyone thinks you can be less than exceptional and worse than that, you can be negligent about sexual assault, sexual harassment, abuse and power cross every color that we have to no consequence. we will bring the consequeuence. amy: the protest came one weweek after "t"the new york times" published a damning report detailing sexual misconduct at google. a number of high-level male executives accused of sexual harassment and sexual assault have received millions in exit packages from google. in election news, o

violent crackdowns by the army are what radicalizized the boko haram almost a decade ago. since then, they have killed tens of thousands of peoeople. >> we don''t allow peaceful protest, you might push a group to go into carrying arms. when you look at the history of boboko harar, which you pointed out, it started as a group just wanting their own spacace to practice islam as they see it. that degeneratated into brutal tactics that push them underground and then they decided to take arms. >> shiite leaders are still appearing -- appealing for peaceful protests, but in the wake of the latest violence, some followers a are readydy toe their lives for the cause. >> to be sincere, i feel sad that i lost him. but he died as a merger. this is also -- he died as a martyr. this is also my goal. it is a sign that god has excepted our work. -- accepted our work. >> for now, he says he will keep protesting until they release his leader, even if the government and security forces continue to choose the violence over dialogue. brent: now the latest business news. more pressure on nissa

boko haram is the most violent jihad school in sub-saharan africa. probably sixty.

a camp for nigerians made homeless by the war against boko haram has been set on fire by suspected gunmen from the young group a muslim religious leader and his family are among the fifteen killed my degree the capital of borno state several villages were also ransacked and torched despite a government to clearing the defeat of boko haram to support a nine year war to impose islamic law of the world health organization experts in geneva or are holding their first ever conference on air pollution which is linked to seven million premature deaths annually it's a big hazard in cities worldwide including london where a mother is convinced her daughter was killed by breathing the capital's toxic air now she's campaigning for change and electric vehicles just to go baldwin has a story. and like to see debra was super sporty besides winning she played football and loved to dance but age seven she developed severe asthma two years later she was dead. ellice mother rosamond is convinced london's unlawfully high pollution killed her daughter and she's campaigning to have the cause of death recogniz

indignation at corruption generates constituents for terrorists organisations like boko haram and theiban which have positioned themselves as the prime opponents of corrupt governments in their capitals. it is a virtual complete correlation between the countries that are most corrupt at the top and those that are most abusive of their citizens‘ human rights. the un hayek for human rights correctly said corruption kills. the amount lost to corruption every year could see the world‘s hungry at times over. if i can just add the problem is not a lack of laws. 183 countries have signed the un convention against corruption. they all have laws making bribery and extortion, misappropriation of national resources are legal but many do not enforce those laws against their corrupt leaders because those leaders control the police, the prosecutors and the courts. in those circumstances, given that countries are losing vast sums of money, given that there is anger in the countries themselves affected, why haven‘t we had an anticorruption affected, why haven‘t we had an anticorru ption court, what a

rested in the village just two more and officials at the attackers may be members of the jihad as boko haram group from neighboring nigeria. the un says the amount of greenhouse gases in the earth's atmosphere had a new record in twenty seventeen officials warned that the increase means the opportunity to limit global warming is almost closed all data shows levels of c o two and other gases that trap heat rising at a steady rate. the. popular russian rapper is facing two weeks in jail for performing in the street after officials reportedly canceled his concerts twenty five year old husky is known for raps mocking authorities and police brutality he was detained late wednesday in the southern russian city of crossing. the border in the sun has voted to kick out chairman karl is gone he's in prison are suspicion of falsifying financial reports of japanese carmakers french partner no is keeping gone on as chief executive naming an interim c.e.o. yesterday a major rift is now emerging between the companies and their own lions. it was an eagerly awaited decision in tokyo and around the worl

and boko haram so i mean who is also to the terrorism here now this is just dumb this is absolutely is this is just signaling this is the minimum step they can take to try to dry our degree of public perception remove they continue to provide arms see for i. am going to tell you is this as usual about iran saudi arabia is absolutely necessary with america's pathological obsession with iran where. there are no obsession with iran i don't think the united states itself as a country is interested in all of this mass but let's look at the process let's look at the peace makers from the united states which is to force to stop all of this cruel things from happening there is a report from reuters that cia director general hospital that the audio recording solve his death you know when she visited the stumble i can imagine her reaction so what after all the prisons that they. ran in you were up in other places was she really impressed by what you don't at least when you're under pressure or with the first thing that went into her leg was damage control that's with literally running from mike

torched despite the government declaring the defeat of boko haram which is for a nine year war to impose islamic law. the gunman accused of killing eleven jewish worshipers at a synagogue in the u.s. has pleaded not guilty to forty four charges as more funerals are held in pittsburgh bars accused of multiple murders hate crimes firearms offenses and obstructing the practice of religion is alleged have shouted kill all jews at a show about surface on saturday and google employees around the world have walked out in protest against the company's handling of sexual misconduct tensions been building in the week since a new york times article alleged former senior executive andy rubin received a ninety million dollars severance pay out despite being accused of sexual misconduct stuff in london tokyo and new york are among those taking part in the protest we are back with the news hour in about twenty five minutes time right now though inside story. the u.s. calls for an end to the war in yemen and urges both sides to agree to a cease fire in the next thirty days but with the fighting into its

i think that there are some places in the world — nigeria, boko haram, the shooting of malala — you aremunity attitudes and potentially politics — using that the broader label of politics — is making it more difficult for girls. but there are plenty more places in the world where governments are working strongly for development and change, including girls education. and i have had the privilege of travelling in some of those places. rwanda, senegal, you, know, all around the world, cambodia and many other examples, where you can literally see the change in front of your eyes. it is notjust in the developing world, though, is it? i mean, if you look at the developed world, advanced societies, we are seeing the shift to the right which is pulling a lot of focus on maternal rights, reproductive rights, and this sort of wave of populism that we are facing today — don't you think that that is impacting women as well? yes, i do. i think we've just got to be very clear about what problem it is that we are trying to solve. in developing countries, i do think, it starts with educating a girl. th

i think that there are some places in the world — nigeria, boko haram, the shooting of malala — you are community attitudes and potentially politics — using that the broader label of politics — is making it more difficult for girls. but there are plenty more places in the world where governments are working strongly for development and change, including girls education. and i have had the privilege of travelling in some of those places. rwanda, senegal, you, know, all around the world, cambodia and many other examples, where you can literally see the change in front of your eyes. it is notjust in the developing world, though, is it? i mean, if you look at the developed world, advanced societies, we are seeing the shift to the right which is pulling a lot of focus on maternal rights, reproductive rights, and this sort of wave of populism that we are facing today — don't you think that that is impacting women as well? yes, i do. i think we've just got to be very clear about what problem it is that we are trying to solve. in developing countries, i do think, it starts with educating a girl

there are some places in the world, bacteria, boko haram, the shooting of malala yousafzai, where communityhe broader label, is making it more difficult for girls but there are plenty more places in the world where governments are working strongly for developed it and change, including girls education andi change, including girls education and i have had the privilege of travelling in some of those places. rwanda, senegal, cambodia and many other examples where you can literally see the change in front of your eyes. it is notjust in the developing world, is it was make advanced societies, the developed world, we are seeing the shift to the right which is pulling a lot of focus on maternal rights, reproductive rights, and this wave of populism — date you think that is impacting women as well? yes, i do. we just impacting women as well? yes, i do. wejust had to impacting women as well? yes, i do. we just had to be very clear about what problem it is we are trying to solve. developing countries, i do think, it starts with educating a girl. the journey of change starts with educating a girl. in

arrested in the village of two more and officials say the attackers may be members of the jihad is boko haram group from neighboring nigeria. the un says the amount of greenhouse gases in the earth's atmosphere hit a new record in twenty seventeen officials warrant that the increase means the opportunity to limit global warming is almost closed while data shows levels of c o two and other gases that trap heat rising at a steady rate. now it's been a long time coming can now be come digital time travelers and step back into the days of the roman empire or rome reborn is the largest computer simulation in the world so far and for years u.s. researchers have been digitizing all existing information and now they've recreated the entire city as it stood about seven hundred years ago take a look. cutting edge computer technology that takes us back in time a bird's eye view of engine room around the year three twenty at this point in history the eternal city was at its zenith there were about one million inhabitants almost fifty thousand homes to amphitheaters twenty eight public libraries and

his political career must defections from the ruling all progressives congress continuing attacks by boko haram as well as a sluggish economy are threatening his hold on power his campaign team is confident he remains popular with voters this administration has also more were so little and they could do somewhat recently too because the way it wants to you know dig the this ground corruption once you can call ground corruption you can save enough money to do so much and that is exactly what this administration has done why do you have apparently recovered from an undisclosed illness that kept him in a foreign hospital for months is opponents say he's not fit for the post. leading seventy eight other candidates to challenge him is former vice president to work or the seventy two year old is the opposition people's democratic party candidate he was a member of his ruling party until a few months ago. is opponents call him desperate for power and corrupt i.q. stations he denies and says nigerians want the kind of government out there phil because they have been applying the wrong tact is the

the first word he thinks about, it would be building partnership capacity, despite the fact we have boko haram and al shabaab, we're still in a position where we must work by, with, and through most of our partners on the african continent to insure we can get to a posture that allows us the opportunity to improve our indications and warnings, improve our command and control, and execute a thorough mission command. and last but not least, i would like to talk about this system for just a second. and if you take a look at that slide and you look at the bull's eye portion of the slide, there's a picture of this gorgeous aircraft that happens to be a system. and it's something that's very, very exciting to me because it's affording us the opportunity to better deter on the european continent and better build partnership capacity on the african continent. and it is so because it's a system as the chief typically refers to it as, that actually gives the commander more maneuvering space in conflict because it facilitates all five mission sets of the united states air forces and many of the air

to find out who's to blame for the incident at least fifteen people have been killed in a suspected boko haram attack in nigeria witnesses say dozens of fighters overpowered soldiers who were guarding a camp for displaced people then why do carry on wednesday night several villages were ransacked and torched attacks by burka continue despite the government's declaration the armed group has been defeated. police are investigating the mysterious deaths of two sisters from saudi arabia who were found dead in new york the bodies which were tied together washed up on the city's waterfront last week authorities say it appears they were alive when they went into the water questioned some of the reports. new york city police searching the banks of the hudson river looking for clues to help them solve the mystery surrounding the deaths of two sisters from saudi arabia their bodies discovered by a passer by here last week taped together at the waist facing each other wearing black leggings and commands. the young women were identified as twenty two year old rotunda and sixteen year old tala for a

resting in the village of two more and officials said the attackers may be members of the jihadist boko haram group from neighboring nigeria the u.n. says the amount of greenhouse gases in earth's atmosphere hit a new record in two thousand and seventeen officials warned that the increase means the opportunity to limit global warming is almost closed data shows levels of c o two and other gases the track heat rising at a steady rate. at a court in israel has sentenced an american israeli man to ten years in jail after he was convicted of a string of hoax bomb threats against jewish community centers in the united states the court said he had threatened some two thousand institutions before his arrest last year. you're watching news still to come south america's migration crisis we report on the chaotic conditions at a camp for venezuelan refugees in neighboring colombia. but first u.s. president donald trump has accused the judge of bias after that judge temporarily blocked an attempt by the president to deny asylum to people who enter the country illegally around three thousand migrant

the cameroonian army is already fighting boko haram with the nigerian army in the north of the countrycts between english—speaking separates and the governments escalates, it would stretch the cameroonian army. —— separatists. back to our top story: the mid—terms. these are the results of a recent survey by gallup. they found that health care, the economy and immigration come top of issues voters are concerned about in these elections. president obama has wanted to talk about the economy and immigration. on monday a campaign advert was produced by the president's campaign committee. in fact, on monday, a campaign advert about immigration produced by the president's campaign committee was pulled by several networks. paul farhi writes about media for the washington post: "so, to summarize today's ad action: @cnn, @nbc, @foxnews and @facebook have all rejected an ad by the president of the united states because they consider it racist. amazing." the clip falsely claimed democrats let into the us an undocumented mexican immigrant who murdered two california sheriff's deputies in 2014. it a

his political career must defections from the ruling all progressives congress continuing attacks by boko haram as well as a sluggish economy are threatening his hold on power his campaign team is confident he remains popular with voters but this administration has more we're so little. to somewhat recently to because the way it wants to you know dig the this ground corruption once you can call grown corruption you consider not need to do so much and that is exactly what this administration has done why do you have apparently recovered from an undisclosed illness that kept him in a foreign hospital for months is opponents say he's not fit for the post. leading seventy eight other candidates to challenge him is former vice president to worker the seventy two year old is the opposition people's democratic party candidate he was a member of the hardest ruling party until a few months ago. is opponents call him desperate for power and corrupt i.q. stations he denies and says nigerians want the kind of government out there phil because they have been applying the wrong tact is the wrong attitu

they are armed with weapons, terrorists in boko haram, from nigeria, as well, and the president of niger, we say, we could imagine training him, we could imagine doing some expansion, but when it is questions when it is arming them to fight the terrorist, germany is not a part of that, and the world bank is not part of it and we in the european development aid community have all stuck our heads in the sand. we don't get anywhere with. -- with that and i think it is always better that african soldiers be prepared to fight their own terrorists and we support them, but that's the way it has to be done. [applause] and i say, our french friends will deal with that. that's not just honest. further in migration, there has been a civil war. there is still a civil war in syria. this terrorist islam, and we've got 6 million refugees, from syria and iraq, and maybe six or seven million people in lebanon, have been taken in by lebanon and jordan. and we said at the start of the literature. and i think i got this wrong, we didn't pay sufficient attention to people, having at least one dollar for eati

while they rested in the village of two more officials at the attackers may be members of the hottest boko haram group from neighboring nigeria peace talks between yemen's warring parties looks set to take place in sweden in early december on us at least according to the u.s. secretary of defense for the people of yemen the talks can't come soon enough aid agencies estimate that more than eighty thousand children may have died from extreme hunger in the past three years of yemen's civil war and the u.n. says half the country's population is now on the brink of famine. this is one year old new site when this footage was taken on the twenty third of october he's mother said he'd been diagnosed with money tradition twice in the last six months i personally want to know that he keeps having a high fever during the night so i don't know how to get his temperature down when it's high in the battle. now come we don't know what condition musayyib is in at present but his story resonates today as an aid group warns eighty five thousand children in yemen may have died of hunger since the civil war b

example off to twenty twelve mali reeling off the islamist insurgency to the north nigeria battling boko haram can anything necessarily be solved on the economic playing field until this security situation is addressed. many. investments are possible it is true that some regions are in trouble but just decide it is actually safe you have talking about ten countries some of which have not seen any problems like the one you mentioned. but i think there is no place on earth where there is no risk so it is very important that we do not consider this a hell. of a system file i think some pockets of this i have absolutely come and have no difficulties and you also have to see that there are wonderful opportunities in the region where three hundred million people live in the ten countries where opportunity is also going to be built in the future in terms of the mobile image for example as an opportunity these are lives long term investments we depart as a good month and think. very important because when you just touch their own renewable energy we know that climate change is another issue whic

speaker, as you know, boko haram and isis west africa, as well as isis in the greater sahara, al qaeda affiliates, and other armed groups continue to create havoc across north and west africa. thousands of civilians, including women and children, have died at the hands of these terrorist organizations. in response to these threats, the u.s. has deployed over 1,000 troops in the region, but the many diverse and increasingly pressing security threats across africa demand more than just a military presence. realizing this, in 2005, the u.s. established the trans-sahara counterterrorism partnership, known as the tsctp program, to bring together the department of state, the department of defense, and the u.s. agency for international development, and they did that to coordinate and streamline u.s. and partner nations' efforts to combat terrorism as well as preventing the spread of violent extremism in north and west africa. this program rightly recognizes that we must build the capacity of countries so that they can themselves detect and defeat terrorists within their own countries. this is

his political career must defections from the ruling all progressives congress continuing attacks by boko haram as well as a sluggish economy are threatening his hold on power its campaign team is confident he remains popular with voters this administration has also more were so little and could do somewhat recently too because the way it's also you know dig the this grand corruption once you can call ground corruption you can save enough money to do so much and that is exactly what this administration has done what he has apparently recovered from an undisclosed illness that kept him in a foreign hospital for months is opponents say he's not fit for the post leading seventy eight other candidates to challenge him is former vice president to work or the seventy two year old is the opposition people's democratic party candidate he was a member of his ruling party until a few months ago. it's opponents call him desperate for power and corrupt i.q. stations he denies and says nigerians want the kind of government out there phil because they have been applying the wrong tact is the wrong atti

are terrorists coming in from molly and in libya they are armed with weapons, the terrorists from bokoam from nigeria as well. we can imagine training them are doing some expenditure but when it's a question to arm them to fight the tyrus, the world bank is not part of it, germany is not part of it and we have always stuck our heads in the sand. we support them but that's the way it has to be done. [applause] >> we say well french friends, no further, there has been a civil war, still a civil war in syria. this terrorists islam and we have 6 million refugees from syria and iraq and maybe six or 7 million people in lebanon have been taken in by lebanon and jordan. we start set at the start of the legislature and i think i got this wrong, we didn't pay as much attention to people having at least 1 dollar for eating in some form of education in these refugee camps. the refugees came to us because they needed to save their lives. now 500 million people we have taken 1.5 million and help them in a very traumatic situation where many europeans were helped in similar ways in previous times. d