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current tensions in your country just play into the hands of al shabab do they not tell me about al-shabaab how strong is it now. up all know and the meat of the some of the people and immediately that has over you over the years continued to change and that that. but. an enemy dad's currently. it's not an existential threat to the federal government of somalia or the somali state i think the option of. having a military and in the battlefield is very important and that will continue for the foreseeable future when the time is right. there's. the opportunity is you know right for negotiations we will see when that comes but right now from what we see we would have to continue to protect our people protect our borders and protect our state amis psalm the african union force which numbers about $20000.00 uniformed personnel is supposed to slowly draw down and eventually leave the country and hand over to the somali security forces is that handover really going to happen right now the man did of his son is come sunday and and we expect that to be used in the coming weeks. but we want to have t

is benefiting from this situation but i would go further and i would say that al-shabaab has actually and it fitted under the government of president for joe building a shadow state that is more deeply rooted now in somali society than perhaps any time before well done what are the implications at play here for the region for the horn of africa thing to have anything to do just me make a comment around that didn't they and the extension past extension. this is not the 1st time that the government has run out of mandates in the past there has been political agreements to get to and through an election. by previous government as well as i had 6 months just that he had one year so this is not me where is what we haven't seen before is the lack of political agreement on an extension to implement the election in terms of regional consequence i think we all know it's located in the. security missions are possible and all others. can happen but i think it's important that you know how do we remove that people or shatter because we haven't agreed on our election process if it's worrisome in t

situations where we had black muslim men in detroit sending small amounts of money to groups like al-shabaabere they end up behind bars for 20 years for that small amount of finance. in contrast, you have more than 100 people who stormed the capitol. they are individuals very likely to spend a lot less time in jail than the individual who provided material support to al-shabaab. simply put, i think there is incongruity to our lawes. it is easier to charge people for terrorism when there is an international nexus to a case and you don't have that same situation with domestic laws. >> you wrote an article for us on nbc think, which is the opinion and perspective part of nbcnews.com. and in that article you referred to this idea of a domestic terrorism law as misguided. why is it misguided? >> for at least a couple of reasons. thank you so much for having me. the thing is that if the government wants to address white supremacist violence effectively and meaningfully, it has all the power it needs where there is the will. there are, in fact, adequate and expensive police powers to address white

the group most likely to benefit is al-shabaab, which continues to fight the semi government.ication of the concern of the international community is the fact that the un security council will now meets to discuss the situation on tuesday. reporter: politicians in haiti have named their own present. -- the oldest judge in the country. the president says yet another year to rule. more than 20 people were arrested on sunday for an alleged coup plot. a video message. >> following the resolution of the judiciary, his excellency, i declare that i accept the choice of the opposition, serve my country as interim president. anchor: let's bring in a professor at the state university of haiti. welcome to the program. give us an impression of how things are right now in haiti. what is the mood? >> good evening. the mood is quite somber. this treats our quiet -- the streets are quiet, except for the sporadic protests we have been having. it is a somber evening here in haiti right now, especially in port-au-prince. anchor: you have family members that have been detained? >> not family memb

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the al-qaeda-linked islamist militant group al-shabaab claimed responsibility for the attack.ttempting to exploit the political deck over somalia's presidential election. newshour will have complete coverage of the impeachment trial of former president donald trump this week online and on the air. check your local listings for your pbs station's coverage plans. that's for this edition of“ pbs newshour weekend.” for the latest updates, visit pbs.org newshour. i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for wing. stay healthy and have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the anderson family fund. bernard and denise schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. barbara hope zuckerberg. the leonard and norma klorfine foundation. the peter g. peterson and joan ganz cooney fund. we try to live in the moment, to not miss what's right in front of us. at mutual of america, we believe taking care of tomorrow can help you make the most of today. mutual of america f

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equipped to take the lead role the group most likely to benefit from the current political crisis is al-shabaab which continues to fight amazon and the somali government james pays 00 at the united nations. somalia. has had a long struggle to restore stability its civil war led to the collapse of the central government's authority the armed group controlled large areas of the country and many other regions declared autonomy in 2012 government and african union forces recapture the capital mogadishu and successfully pushed back. a parliament was sworn in and voted in a new president but the government has struggled to assert its authority beyond mogadishu and efforts to hold direct elections a failed. alright let's bring in our guests in nairobi kenya matt bryden strategic advisor at sana research and former coordinator of the u.n. monitoring group on somalia and eritrea in the somali capital mogadishu with an id development and humanitarian expert and co-founder of leave now a somali women's political pressure group and in doha a few other enemy professor of international relations at qatar uni

time we're mentioning a shot and we're not alone here in this discussion even in mogadishu where al shabaab is the biggest. tax collector lot of team in the capital and in the entire country who are controlling most of the territory or somalia is completely out of the picture and we're just talking about . you know elections and that disputed of the britishers you know barely or anything and. if. the situation continues that week to snark a obviously. they are the ones who can easily take a date and they kind of have you know many many seats that is in our hands to meet muhammad in less than 30 seconds do you have the same concerns that the gains made over the last 10 years could be easily lived off and we would see. regain control of the capital mogadishu if the situation remains the way it is 30 seconds please well my good friend you start you know about the actually should be doing a good job but they do it in mogadishu double picture should like to one of you know probably not talking about or going to be shot in the public eye which i do with you guys when i do region but as a region i

equipped to take the lead role the group most likely to benefit from the current political crisis is al-shabaab which continues to fight amazon and the somali government an indication of the concern of the international community is the fact the un security council will now meet to discuss the situation on cheese day james pays 0 at the united nations. opposition politicians in haiti have named the president in an effort to drive out jeff you know moyes joseph messina as you louis who has been selected it's a new leader is the oldest judge in the country supreme court the opposition says the president moyes this 5 year term expired on sunday the president says he still has another year it's rule well the 20 people were arrested on sunday for an alleged plot well the jews of messina john louis has released a video message accepting the appointments by haiti's opposition. following the resolution of the judiciary officially noting the end of the constitutional mandate of the president of the republic has excellent seems to recover no moyse on the 7th of february 2021 i declare that i accept the c

statement this week saying the political deadlock is a setback in the fight against the armed group al-shabaab support of oprah the mom of the bely for my daughter and this is really going to an office because the federal parliament last september and goes to a motion which declared a president should only need office once a new one has been elected and sworn him about motion did not give in a time from which means it's unclear how long can stay in office without holding elections. does iran. this is al jazeera these are the top stories protesters have returned to the streets of me in mar a day after rallies were violently broken up by the security forces there demonstrating against last week's military coup.

equipped to take the lead role the group most likely to benefit from the current political crisis is al-shabaab which continues to fight amazon and the somali government an indication of the concern of the international community is the fact the un security council will now meet to discuss the situation on cheese day james pays al-jazeera at the united nations. now rescue is a moral curve have recovered the bodies of 24 people who died when an underground textile factory flooders the private residence in the northern city of tangier was being run as an illegal workshop 10 people were found alive and they were taken to hospital the country has experienced heavy rainfall in recent weeks after a lengthy drought facebook and instagram say they're expanding their efforts to remove misinformation about covert 19 on their platforms groups repeatedly spreading false information will be banned that includes theory is that $1000.00 is manmade and that vaccines cause autism facebook is already removing posts debunked by the world health organization well tesla has bet big on bitcoin the cryptocurrency has

equipped to take the lead role the group most likely to benefit from the current political crisis is al-shabaab which continues to fight amazon and the somali government an indication of the concern of the international community is the fact the un security council will now meet to discuss the situation on cheese day james by al-jazeera at the united nations. china has formally arrested an australian journalist on suspicion of sorry state secrets has been detained by beijing since august she had been working as a television presenter for the state owned channel c g t n is training government has repeatedly raised concerns about her detention they says her legal rights will be guaranteed. or you can find much more on our website the address for that is w w dot al-jazeera dot com. the top stories on al-jazeera meanwhile as military rulers have imposed a curfew in the 2 biggest cities yangon and mandalay and banned gatherings of more than 5 people is intended to stop growing protests against last week's military coup military rule of being online accuse the country's democratic leaders of using th

american embassy in mogadishu they say these political gridlock has affected the fight against al-shabaab to the extent that. everyone is so concerned with what's happening in politics that very little attention is being given to security matters but when you talk to the president and his supporters they say they still power vacuum there's no vacuum at all and that the president would only leave office once elections are held. israel's prime minister has they did not guilty to corruption charges benjamin netanyahu appeared in court charged with bribery fraud and breach of trust and 3 separate cases he says he is the victim of what he calls an attempted coup very fast that reports from occupied east jerusalem. the protesters that have gathered every week for the last 8 months outside benjamin netanyahu has residence at the new focal point on monday the jerusalem district court a couple of 100 meters beyond the police barricades i would not think about the public security safety economics because the only thing that would interest me is how to get out of jail and this is why a person like t

al—shabaab says it carried out the attack, which began with a car bomb.lties may rise further. close to 200 bars and restaurants in hungary have said they will reopen on monday in protest against what they argue are unfair restrictions, while also accusing the government of failing to honour its promise of assistance. the prime minister has offered to speed up overdue payments, but also threatened draconian punishments for any restaurants that break the law. sir tom moore, the 100—year—old british army captain who raised tens of millions of pounds for the national health service, is being treated in hospital for breathing difficulties. sir tom was knighted by the queen after being sponsored to walk laps around his garden last year. his family say he's been treated for pneumonia after testing positive for coronavirus, but is not in intensive care. let's ta ke let's take you back now to the events in myanmar, the apparent coup that has been under way after early morning raids by the military there, taking and detaining members of the senior ruling party in

guys that got to the border lying to the asylum officers about their involvement without -- with al shabaab there should be 0 of those. >> this is not just a wonky dry book. it is loaded with stories. todd's background as reporter forms this book. it is differently worth reading. it is "america's covert border war: the untold story of the nation's battle to prevent jihadist infiltration" by todd bensman from bombardier books. it is available in electronic form wherever one buys books and i thank our panelists for their firsthand insights into what is involved here, and they get to a consular port of entry, they could read todd's book about what is going on out there. our discussion here will be posted to our website, cis.org which includes the rest of todd's work in the work of our other analysts and writers the deal with a whole range of immigration issues and thank all of you who are listening and tuning in and hope to see you next time we do one of these panel discussions, thank you. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2. every weekend with the latest nonfiction books and authors. booktv

election should be conducted the tension comes somalia is grappling with the long run in threats from al-shabaab jihadists and said since. now us africa the process 100000 vets from covert 19 countries scramble for vaccines the government of tanzania has been downplaying the threat of that is east. bought the deadly cost this week the vice president of the semi autonomous zones of ireland died of a coup and a virus sorry if hamada was the most high profile politician in tanzania so how about mid ted being infected with a virus that's now raising concerns of on epidemic possibly running rampant we asked. what do you think of 1st enjoying myself loose approach to covert 19. there are some misinformation between the government and they seem to think there's no direct deviation. people are always given the information and all we know are. so thinly or controversial between the citizen and the government about the issue of 19 the government has been taking various effective measures so as to conduct. like ensuring that they have proper sanitary such as washing hands across college isn't even is effic

the designation puts the far-right group in the same category as al qaeda, isis, and al shabaab as onethreats. earlier today white house press secretary jen psaki was asked if the u.s. plans to do the same. >> we, of course, have a review under way. a domestic violent extremism review that's under way by our national security team to take a look at violence and this type of concerning group activity across the country. i expect we will wait for that review to conclude before we make any determinations. >> stand by for a decision. that designation would have both financial and legal consequences. >>> a prominent lawyer who vehemently pushed voter fraud conspiracy theories is now under investigation for alleged voter fraud, himself. lynn wood falsely claimed georgia's election was stolen and while there was zero evidence of widespread fraud, georgia's secretary of state brad raffensperger is investigating if wood was even eligible, himself, to vote in the state. it all started after wood sent an email to a local reporter claiming he'd been living in south carolina. joining us now, a poli

. >> and the proud boys, terrorist organization putting them a little side al qaeda, isis and al shabaab.s. plan to do the same? >> i had seen that before i came out and asked our team to make sure we are had a little guidance on that for all of you. of course, we have a review under way. a domestic tileant extremist review underway to look at violence and this type of concerning group active tity acs the country. we'll wait for that group to con clute before making determination. it's ongoing and when concluded we'll have more to say about our view. go ahead. >> thank you, jen. the top republican on the house armed services committee is asking you to apologize for the comments made about the space force. will you apologize? >> i did send a tweet last night. maybe you're not on twitter or them, that said we invite members of space force here to provide an update to all of you on all the important work they're doing and look forward to seeing continued updates from there team. >> big picture here. does the space force have the full support of the biden administration? or is the president

terrorism, guys that got to the border that were aligned to the officers about their involvement with al-shabaaband he goes on and on like that. there were too many stories like that. there should be zero. >> thank you. and i would underline what was said. this isn't kind of just a dry book. it's loaded with stories again, america's covert border war. it's available in electronic form and paperback wherever one buys books. i want to thank todd and also the panelists for their first-hand insight into what's actually involved which is the kind of thing i think people in washington could benefit from. if they can't get out there to a consulate or a port of entry, at least they can read the book about what is actually going on out there. our discussion here will be posted to the website cis.org which includes todd's work and the work of other analysts and writers that deal with a whole range of immigration issues thank you all that are listening and tuning in and i hope to see you next time we do one of these panel discussions. thank you. >> joe scarborough discussed harry truman's work to prepare a

but of course that's uncertain and there's always the possibility 'd of some violence in terms of al-shabaab. has been given a pretty easy ride under this president they've expanded their influence they've increased their sort of shadow governance of somalia they tax more than ever more than the federal 'd government itself they are more effective administration in terms of justice and security in much of the country so shabad if anything would look forward to 4 more years president from out as leadership and i think that's one of the reasons that the opposition is united in trying to effect a change of government in the coming days and weeks all right thank you so much for speaking to us from nairobi of matt bryden thank you thank you. still ahead on the al-jazeera news hour how the coronavirus pandemic is causing a sharp increase in the number of italians facing economic hardship. we meet the central american refugees trekking through one of the world's most dangerous jungles and hope of a better life. coach in the upcoming super bowl is under investigation after a car accident we'll have

equipped to take the lead role the group most likely to benefit from the current political crisis is al-shabaab which continues to fight amazon and the somali government an indication of the concern of the international community is the factor un security council will now meet to discuss the situation on cheese day james al-jazeera of the united nations. and still ahead on the news iran begins rolling out covert 1000 vaccines frontline health workers get the 1st jobs. micro finance gone wrong we take a look at why nigeria's government desponding to take legal action against thousands of rice spotless and in sports rafael nadal stocks his 21st grand slam title i said the australian open details with santa later in the show just take this room back after the show. when the snow on the ground you tend to get cold nights the snow that's falling is moving through the northeast of europe but this area here this tucked in here is the real cold stuff everything else has been staying down through spade and measuring up to the eastern side of europe so temperatures overnight at minus 14 in the scottish h

statement this week saying the political deadlock is a setback in the fight against the armed group al-shabaab support of oprah the mom of the bely for my daughter and this is really good in office because the federal parliament last september and goes to a motion which declared a president could only mean office once a new one has been elected and sworn him about motion did not give in a time from which means it's unclear how long can stay in office without holding elections. does iran. britain of the european union will meet on thursday to discuss the latest frictions in the briggs's process goods moving from britain to northern ireland now the customs declaration to be made but that's angered many people as joe hull reports from belfast. on the 29th of january the european commission made a fateful mistake in a dispute with the u.k. over vaccines it briefly triggered article 16 of the northern ireland protocol collapsing negotiated arrangements for post briggs's trade and prompting fears of a hard border on the island of ireland unionists were outraged their anger focused as much on e.u. du

luck of progress in the fight against al shabaab and also developing so money economically and security wise and i say that a quick resume lucian to this crisis would be very crucial to somalia's future so briefly then what are the chances mohamed that this transitional crisis can be resolved amicably. what it all depends on this meeting now that jim swan the presentable the secretary general of the united nations and the u.s. embassy in mogadishu are walking all to try and bring the president the regional presidents together if they agree on a timetable then the paul says of electing members of parliament and senators will begin an honest and they in tongue will elect a president or you know give president for module a new monday and that is what somalis want but if that is going to happen right now it's all up in there thank you very much for that moment i don't have a thought in there live from nairobi kenya to nigeria now where the sky crumble for scarce land is pushing millions of people into poverty according to activists in 2018 nigeria overtook india as a country with the larges

the american embassy in mogadishu they say this political gridlock has affected the fight against al shabaab to the extent that. everyone is so concerned with what's happening in politics that very little attention is being given to security but what do you talk to the president and his supporters they say there's no power vacuum there's no vacuum at all and that the president would only leave office once elections held the moment there's no sign of these elections happening any time soon ok mohamed atta reporting from nairobi thank you. more than 20 people have been arrested in haiti that's over an alleged cruel plot and made a dispute over the president's term there the opposition. 5 year term expired on sunday but we says he still has another year to rule when he will wrap up the reports. of the other day of protests in port au prince opposition supporters continue their calls for the resignation of president should now. because they've had to do was simply we cannot accept that job now moyes violates the constitution of the country we demand that the constitution be respected. but instea

statement this week saying the political deadlock is a setback in the fight against the armed group al-shabaab supporters of president mohamed up alive for ma don't insist he is legally in office because the federal parliament last september and those demotion which declared a president should only leave office once a new one has been elected and sworn in but up motion did not give any time frame which means it's unclear how long can stay in office without holding elections. hiero. sudan's new cabinet is being sworn in in the in the capital khartoum the prime minister abdullah announced a reshuffle on monday to push through reforms to the country can access international aid he has been grappling with a worsening economic crisis and nationwide protests against fuel and bread short to choose morgan as a correspondent joining us live here on the news from a reef hi there welcome back to the news how does this new cabinet change the politics of the country. well this new cabinet which is made up of $26.00 ministries and like the previous cabinet which had only 20 is said to include or does indeed

equipped to take the lead role the group most likely to benefit from the current political crisis is al-shabaab which continues to fight amazon and the somali government an indication of the concern of the international community is the fact the un security council will now meet to discuss the situation on cheese day james by al-jazeera at the united nations. activists say the scramble for the nigeria is pushing millions of people into poverty and 2800 nigerian over turkey is the country with the largest number of people living in extreme poverty experts say it's largely because of corruption and confiscations and how resources distributed. reports from. in 7 years. has fought at least 16 court cases of land been taken and justly but lost most of them the lawyer an activist says the poor are up against the powerful who have the resources to manipulate the judiciary i handle a case where local traditionally. used area courts. succeeded in land from peace sent. who are not apart from that form and then dead in abject poverty and many equally among the politicians he says many landowners and witne

american embassy in mogadishu they say these political gridlock has affected the fight against al-shabaab to the extent that. everyone is so concerned with what's happening in politics that very little attention is being given to security but when you talk to the president and his supporters they say they still power vacuum there's no vacuum at all and that the president would only leave office once elections held more than 20 people have been arrested in haiti over an alleged coupe plot amid a dispute over the president's trim the opposition says java now moises 5 year term expired on sunday but always says he still has another year to rule manual rappel reports. of the day of protests in port au prince. opposition supporters continued their calls for the resignation of president bush of knowing. if they wanted to do or said we cannot accept that job now moyes violates the constitution of the country we demand that the constitution be respected. but instead of responding to the opposition president moyes told reporters his political rivals had plotted to overthrow his government and have

pride boys a terror entity adding the far right group to a list that includes al qaida eisel and al shabaab it comes less than a month off the group allegedly joined the bomb that malta stormed the u.s. capitol building 5 people died in that attack they had attended a rally by the then president on trump in the hope of overturning the presidential election result. extreme weather has battered syria's northeastern region leaving thousands of displaced syrians homeless internationally groups are trying to deliver aid but are warning of a catastrophe if they can't reports. their fled to war sheltering in this camp for the internally displaced in syria's rebels last stronghold. of the out of the mercy of stalls and flogs mohammed has taken his family to higher ground after the rainstorms turned the camp into a muddy quagmire. attended to give us a tent if you 2 want to be easy to erect and then i could have to bring all our belongings. which is quite frankly a hassle in the harsh winter people here are confronting the floods and cold temperatures with makeshift stoves of burning rubbish to stay