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mohammed use of the founder of boko haram quickly attracted new followers. from a new show several times before instead this man claims to have direct contact with boko haram he has closely followed the evolution of the group and its leaders fallenness ruler is not his real name he would be a very. lovely person to be around he was a nice fellow who was with a smile he was. a man what a gift in public speaking he had this. enormous ability to call in the minds of people ordinary people who are in support of him they were in support him not so much on the base of the adage you can't point but they were supporting him because they felt that use of. ideas that an ordinary person cannot express he did know almost politically does he do you know is there i do know is they want. to see the. video of many police in the desires of the people to get into power i'm doing screen the people hope. after you get past he knows that opt. out of the system is due to shows he's known as mission to see. sherry are attracted to people well not. really believe me you don't know

boko haram would take advantage of this popular demand. in two thousand and two a thirty two year old man started to gain hope you'll arity in the town as my degree in some mosques his sermons were deemed to be too extreme but his personality and charisma increasingly made an impression i got at about one third when i can and i guess i would imagine that were to turn up in the hour and. then. less hour that unlikely. mohammed use of the founder of boko haram quickly attracted following this. from a new show several times before instead this man claims to have direct contact with boko haram he has closely followed the evolution of the group and its leaders fallenness ruler is not his real name he would be a very. lovely person to be around he was a nice fellow who was with a smile he was. a man what a gift in public speaking he had this. ability to call in the minds of people ordinary people who are in support of him they were in support him not so much on the base of the adage you can't point out of them but they were to put him because th

in the south of the state of borno boko haram took the town of also without any resistance. to collapse from the from. the book. and if you want to tell your own claim. or somebody prefer this to this account for what i mean the pressure time was going it was on. you to have. not only a question and a fantastic day i went for but it was a pleasure. you felt special not. sure what to do what they mean more of you dump a lot. but. you know papa. has picked. that. point. frontin one ending in any time of you know getting one and then you have to hit it. because i don't want to use a. lot of the young ones out there was. the last one i want to do and i'm willing to tell you i'm not. going to. like you. thank you thank god i'm going to get you. writing to you but you can do it i was willing to do it i mean i was for the money you got a good comeback you got you know that they're going to get that you know. you're a good looking young man but it was fear that was imposed on all of the areas controlled by boko haram in the north east of the country. the purging of what they called

a special program on boko haram continues next . when you suppose i just healed up it was so difficult to quote him but that and that would that is this federal democracy it would have been took him to cause them to. want to provide it and then if used to be a. physician then he was meant it but unfortunately we didn't that that was invented from the ism to come on. to just use it to. in for kid in terms of a tree the cord on the was of a tree and also morley was to chew on the will to do. this i think a little departed city due to newman taken this you know. going to properly if you can showing such a dish out of them enough to put some of the other son the moment i think there's a negotiated dollar said look you can hope to always the negotiation with the girl you sue for need of iniquity then forget it it's really their own lives at the core of this beautiful coop if you want to be a public good to see the moment energy other than gala so missy is all fine attorney general. after the death of muhammad use of the survivors of the

it was controlled by the militants boko haram in 2014.he extremists were pushed out of the state in early 2015. lagos with ouro correspondent. how likely is it that this latest devastating attack is the work of the boko haram insurgency? >> i think b by all accounts frm the police on the scene they a e saying this has all the hallmarks of a boko haram suicide attack. is that a according to authorities a t teenager went into this m mosque earlier this morning when worshipipers were goining in. for prayers and d mingled withte crowd and then debit -- detonanated his decece. at leastst 50 people have been killed. eyewitnenees talk about the roof being blown off thehe mosque at the e time of the e atta. beenow boboko haram has active in this area in adamawa northeast ofe nigeria. it has been a hot spot, particularly mubi in previous years. >> does this attack signal a resurgence of the group? the boko haram insurgency has been goingn now forr nearly nine years andnd we have seen wiwidespread attacacks across te northeheast of nigeriaia. whwh

to fight boko haram.ers are saying that we are going to continue to have this kind of attack because even if you degraded boko haram it is good to take a long time to get to the final solution of the problem. brent: that was our reporter from abuja. here are some other stories that are making headlines around the world. at least 24 people have been killed and dozens wounded in a suicide truck bombing in northern iraq. no one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. iraqi forces retook the contested town from kurdish forces back in october. german police have arrested six syrians suspected of planning an attack in germany on behalf of the so-called islamic state. the suspects were detained during a series of dawn raids in four major cities across the country. they are thought to have been planning an attack on a christmas market. here in germany, the country's president has been seeking a way out of the political deadlock created after the collapse of talks aimed at forming a new coalition govern

boko haram held territory in two thousand and fourteen. so if you want to know more about our major story this evening well the mugabe resigning after thirty seven years in power you can head to our website at al-jazeera dot com plenty of reaction we've got a world reaction piece on the website there and also one from his rule homeland what do people think there is you have a nice day without next up it's earthrise ahead of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed germany is satisfied with the state of their economy this is easily the start his biggest tech success story the company was bought by microsoft in two thousand and eleven we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera .

town but what repelled by the military so a lot of people still believe that fight is belonging to boko haram although the group has not claimed responsibility have infiltrated communities that are not far away from the boundary with border state so we probably will see the rise in the number of be people who died or who will die because of the severity of injuries they sustained in the early morning satanic the security services say they're stepping up their operations in the north east of the country to come things down and to finally defeat boko haram but over the last few months we've seen how bookworm has adapted and could doing to target soft targets in the northeast of nigeria i mean last treatment of it so hinge of muslims has been like until closeted in a report by amnesty international the organization spent two years investigating the cause of the current crisis which has forced hundreds of silence of refugees to flee over the border to bangladesh european and asian foreign ministers have discussed the range of crisis on the sidelines of a summit in me in la scott hyder is fo

>> see he did not, but boko haram did.full force use the of our military, including ground troops, without further restrictions? title 10.ow, under i don't want to speculate about that because they are not doing out right now. i would have to go back and study up but i believe a group that declares its allegiance to either al qaeda or isis would then be part of al qaeda or isis, yes. >> my question is related to how far he could commit our military to these types of campaigns. when we were attacked on september 11, we recognized the need for a military response and we certainly understood that american troops would be called upon to predict our country. i'm not sure that congress haveioned we would have potential of ground troops in northern africa in combat missions. if i understand from your cinema sweep modify this aumf, it you would feel that you have adequate authorization to commit american ground troops in northern africa. >> senator if the president a threat to the united states and got into the aumf who said they

as were gathering for early morning prayers movie has been relatively calm since its occupation by boko haram and later they were chased after one month stay in the city so the city itself is not far away from the boundary with borders to the epicenter of boko haram insurgency we've seen in the last few weeks or so how book what are the fighters from the forest the senate the supporters have invaded communities like medically like. the headquarters of medical and have killed a lot of people they attempted in the last one week particularly to retake the time but what repelled by the military so a lot of people still believe that fighters belonging to boko haram although the group has not claimed responsibility have infiltrated communities that are more far away from the boundary with but no state so we probably will see the rise in the number of the people who died or who will die because of the severity of injuries the sustained in the early morning such attack the security services say they're stepping up their operations in the north east of the country to come things down and to fina

boko haram declared that they were. mr. cardin: but the president could authorize them as an affiliate group and then use the full force of our military, including ground troops, without further restrictions? mr. mattis: right now, senator, our troops are there under title 10. i don't want to speculate about that because that's not what they're doing right now. i'd have to go back and study it. but i believe a group that declares its allegiance to the -- either al qaeda or isis would then be part of al qaeda or isis, yes. sen. cardin: my question really is related to how far he could commit our military to these types of campaigns. when we were attacked on september 11, we recognized the need for a military response and we certainly understood that american troops are going to be called upon to protect our country. i'm not sure that congress envisioned that we would have the potential of ground troops in northern africa in combat missions. if i understand what you're saying, unless we modified this aumf, you would feel that

two of his four wives and two of his sons were killed in an attack by boko haram. he's grateful for the assistance provided by regional authorities even though his children often go to bed hungry. i just want to return to my village but it's too dangerous if i go back now they'll kill me and my family we have to wait but as soon as we hear that boko haram is no longer there we will return. more than anything that had been good just wants to go home like hundreds of other migrants stranded now got is he's abandoned his dream of reaching europe and wishes to return to his homeland alive. prince harry and his american girlfriend meghan marco have confirmed months of speculation melts that they will marry next year in line to the british throne meghan markle is an actress best known for her role in the u.s. drama suits the couple only met last july but harry has reportedly said it was love at first sight finally after weeks of speculation the secret is out the prince and his fiance posing for the media and what will be their guardian life for. the couple began their re

targeted about because people were arriving for boarding prayers no group has claimed responsibility but boko haram carries out regular attacks in the region let's get straight over to our correspondent embedded dress who's at the di gerry and capital. of the death toll is rising from those initial reports we got also an official did tell us that the medical facilities really couldn't cope with the number of casualties that had been a volt in that blast. absolutely and. this is of course one of the major crisis a movie the town of moby has seen in the last thirty years since book was chased out of the city in two thousand and fourteen they drove into movie two thousand and fifteen they occupied the city for more than a month until the nigerian army alongside vigilantes chased them out so basically when the suicide bomber walked into the mosque it was almost packed and more and more people are arriving for the early morning prayers there was when the bomb went off and a lot of people were injured apart from the initials dead of more than twenty it's thought that many other people succumb to de

targeted a mosque as people were arriving for morning prayers no one's claimed responsibility but boko haram carries out regular attacks in the northeast of nigeria. the man considered most likely to replace robert mugabe in zimbabwe and president has reportedly spoken out for the first time since the military takeover enters a min and gaga has said in a statement that president mugabe should resign immediately and mammals treatment of its range of people has been likened to a party in a new report by amnesty international the rights organization says nehemiah has been segregated a range of people in an open air prison by confining them to their villages. the judges at the highest court in the philippines are hearing petitions filed against the government's crackdown on drug dealers relatives of victims. challenging the constitutionality of president deter his campaign this is led to thousands of deaths so the government fails to prove its case rodrigo deter take could be found guilty of not following due process we can go live to our correspondent now in manila jimmy arlindo first of

city so the city it's obvious not far away from the boundary of that border state the epicenter of boko haram insurgency we've seen in the last few weeks or so how but what are the fighters from the forest this and the supporters have invaded communities like medically like. the headquarters of medical and have killed a lot of people they attempted in the last one week particularly to retake the town but were repealed by the military so a lot of people still believe that fighters belonging to boko haram although the group has not claimed responsibility have infiltrated communities that are no far away from the boundary with but no state so we probably will see the rise in the number of the people who died or who will die because. the severity of injuries they sustained in the early morning said jack the security services say they're stepping up their operations in the north east of the country to calm things down and to finally get. over the last few months we've seen how bookworm has adapted and continuing to target soft targets in the north east of nigeria so in president bashar al as

time but what repelled by the military so a lot of people still believe that fight is belonging to boko haram although the group has not claimed responsibility have infiltrated communities that are not far away from the boundary with border state so we probably will see the rise in the number of be people who died or who will die because of the severity of injuries they sustained in the early morning such as the security services say they're stepping up their operations in the north east of the country to come things down and to finally defeat boko haram but over the last few months we've seen how bookworm has adapted and continuing to target soft targets in the north east of nigeria meanwhile mistreatment of its range of muslims amends to. a party that's according to a report by amnesty international to a year long investigation says authorities have been segregated into an open air prisons by confining them to their villages report calls northern rakhine state a crime scene a recent military crackdown there has forced nearly two thirds of me in laws for him to population to sleep to b

time but what is held by the military so a lot of people still believe that fighters belonging to boko haram although the group has not claimed responsibility has infiltrated community is about more far away from the boundary with border state so we probably will see the rise in the number of the people who died or who will die because of the severity of injuries that sustained in the early morning sack the sickle decided to stay there stepping up their operations in the northeast of the country to calm things down and to finally defeat boko haram but over the last few months we've seen how book what i'm has adapted and could doing to target soft targets in the northeast of nigeria well syrian president bashar assad has held talks with his russian counterpart vladimir putin in a surprise visit to russia on monday the mission came ahead of a summit in sochi where person will host the leaders of turkey and iran and a syrian opposition conference in saudi arabia or challenge reports from moscow. ahead of a crucial few days for syria bloody may putin put on a last minute show with politica

injured in an incident amount of corey the city isn't at the center of activity for the armed group boko herat. hundreds of protesters in nigeria's commercial capital want to be allowed to return to their homes and waterfront community and international says more than thirty thousand people have been violently forced from their land over the past year supports unlike us. they waited months for help but it never came. so the homeless protesters march of government not to leave until they get. some came with the tools of the trade they say seven thousand people lined desperate conditions for your way the loss of his home was particularly tragic. my son and his friends were trying to escape when the bullets from. the boys don't like and he my son in the nick he die i'm not leaving until i get an explanation. the government denies police killed and the grieving father is one of thousands forced from their work in the state in the last. government called a protest. and the line in contention is. judgment the victims to be paid compensation. fisherman in the community say they were attacked by

two of his four wives and two of his sons were killed in an attack by boko haram.he's grateful for the assistance provided by regional authorities even though his children often go to bed hungry. i just want to return to my village but it's too dangerous if i go back now they'll kill me and my family we have to wait but as soon as we hear that boko haram is no longer there we will return. more than anything that had been good just wants to go home like hundreds of other migrants stranded not got is he's abandon his dream of reaching europe and wishes to return to his homeland alive. well the migration crisis is casting a shadow over that e.u. african union summit in ivory coast coming up later this week it aims to promote economic growth and stability in africa but there's outrage right now over migrant slave markets that have been discovered in libya did abuse max hoffman talked to the president of the e.u. commission john claude younger ahead of the summit was it is you've said that africans and europeans should be equals that now we have a situation in libya whe

gathering for early morning prayers movie sort of has been relatively calm since its occupation by boko haram and later they were chased after one month stay in the city so the city itself is not quite a way from the boundary of that border state the epicenter of book insurgency we've seen in the last few weeks or so how book one of fighters from the forest the senate the supporters have invaded communities like medically like. the headquarters of medical itself and have killed a lot of people they attempted in the last one week particularly to retake the time but what repelled by the military so a lot of people still believe that fight is belonging to boko haram although the group has not claimed responsibility have infiltrated communities that are not far away from the boundary with border state so we probably will see the rise in the number of be people who died or who will die because of the severity of injuries the sustained in the early morning such acts the security services say they're stepping up their operations in the north east of the country to come things down and to final

time but what repelled by the military so a lot of people still believe that fighters belonging to boko haram although the group has not claimed responsibility has infiltrated communities about not far away from the boundary with border state so we probably will see the rise in the number of the people who died or who will die because of the severity of interest to sustain in the early mornings the tax the sick or decided to stay there stepping up their operations in the northeast of the country to calm things down and to finally get people caught on but over the last few months we've seen how book one has adapted and could doing to target a soft targets in the northeast of nigeria and news has emerged of another attack in nigeria's other wallace states more than thirty cattle hardass were killed by unidentified attackers in the newman area the attack began on sunday and ended on monday there's also been a suicide attack in the northern iraq a time contested by both the government in baghdad and the kurdish regional authorities at least thirty people were killed and dozens were also wou

two of his four wives and two of his sons were killed in an attack by boko haram. he's grateful for the assistance provided by regional authorities even though his children often go to bed hungry. i just want to return to my village but it's too dangerous if i go back now they'll kill me and my family we have to wait but as soon as we hear that boko haram is no longer there we will return. more than anything that had been good just wants to go home like hundreds of other migrants stranded now got is he's abandoned his dream of reaching europe and wishes to return to his homeland alive. to the on a nation of madagascar now and a frenzy over sapphires a sudden increase in the size and quality off the stones found there has sparked a mining rush tens of thousands of miners and jam traders have headed into the rain forests of madagascar the illegal trade is taking a devastating toll as we hear in this special report. we set off on a hike to visit illegal gemstone mines deep in the forest we have three days' worth of provisions and camping equipment with us the track sh

other hand though i mean the government and the military have said numerous times in the past that boko haram has been defeated in the country what is the feeling on the ground there who they believe. i'm ali. most want to see because in one hundred. suicide bombing. but there are some problems with a lot of reason can't. we see where you're. completely i mean look i'm sent to do nigeria's president i want their own lives i want you know and good will it do for us and pointers. to start doing so and then realizing that this is i'm. doing this. a lot since you were last there is. kind of up sort of this bomb blast so in this test. because you know when. it's really. well thank you so much for joining us to help us make a little bit more sense of you know what is behind this attack as we mentioned fifty people killed in nigeria after a suicide bombing u.s. interest with the very latest thank you. zimbabwe's ruling that o.p.'s party has introduced a motion in parliament to impeach longtime leader robert mugabe it accuses him of allowing his wife grace to usurp power in the motion is also s

in northern nigeria or attackers also died the cities in the center of activity for the armed group boko haram is present donald trump islam baster north korea again in a speech following his asia tour he called on governments to put maximum pressure on pyongyang. i made clear that we will not allow this twisted dictatorship to hold the world hostage to nuclear blackmail i called on every nation including china and russia to unite in isolating the north korean regime cutting off all ties of trade and commerce until it stops its dangerous provocative. and this is the whole key to what we're doing on d. nuclear. iran's president hassan rouhani is promising to find the builders who constructed poorly designed structures that collapse in sunday's earthquake at least five hundred thirty people were killed in the magnitude seven point three quake struck the mountainous iran iraq border region survivors are building temporary shelters with whatever they can find lebanon's president is accusing saudi arabia of taking prime minister saad hariri and his family hostage it's the first time michele o

cia does this get the legal system it is so even though this tells us is of course us in terms as boko call us to see that they go beyond the. bomb rather than just oh no it. was not the. oh. god oh my god. who's the commander looking for whom are you to question the few families schools in middle high don't produce. was. i. see women who study that they had to make in the sample in the people we call the coming of us have it came out only the windows as they look at it and then there will be cooking to see the ending because your face lloyd those then look as if the police come out for you. please. take. a look at them here and. the. same way that i know i know what you did in the jungle. it was. not. see the good capitalist american and men danish concerns from gun owners don't be such a shy communist loving bootlicking should not insurance company c.e.o. just taken money willy nilly for making people heroin addicts do something constructive impose got insurance and stop the bloodshed. the rebuttal i'm steven both. hollywood guys usual suspects every proud american first of all i'm j

degree is the capital of borno state and the epicenter of the insurgency by islamist militants known as boko haram it looks as if the former prime minister of lebanon side. is heading to france he's been in saudi arabia since resigning eleven days ago but now french president in mind will mccrone has invited him and his family to spend a few days in france mccrone said that it is not an offer of exile there have been suggestions that hariri is being detained against his will in saudi arabia. wires have clashed with police in brussels after a rapper trying to shoot a video reports say that hundreds of youths damaged a vehicle and shut down a major you see right there a major metro station after police banned the shoot just four days ago there were clashes after morocco's national football team qualified for the world cup. you know the italian football federation has fired coach of interior after his team crashed out of world cup in qualifying the veteran coaches fate was sealed after a crisis meeting in rome on wednesday the sixty nine year old had apologised to fans after italy missed the wo

terrorism the drug has become notorious in recent years for its widespread use by islamic state and boko haram fighters to suppress pain and fatigue the so-called islamic state has lost control of two of the last major towns in its grip any in syria and iraq the militants are now left fighting for a final patch of territory inside syria and in desert regions along the iraq syria border at its height as controlled about eight million people living in what it called its caliphate. these images show units of the iraqi army's counterterrorism forces securing one of the country's last remaining hell tons according to government forces was liberated in record time. situated on the iraqi border where the euphrates river spilled into some one hundred forty kilometers northwest of all came the syrian town of data was also liberated from militants. syrian military sources are calling the victory the last phase and they're counted paints a completely annihilates. that units of our armed forces in cooperation with allied forces finish their duties in reestablishing security and stability to darrell'

but a while ago the president and the security forces have said you know we are we have eradicated boko haram but we keep seeing attacks like these happen again what are they not doing right. ex-parte attributed these two different problems some see it as luck of intelligence between the agencies to be able to tackle this who might have run are we from the bush to this city and this attacks and then some see it with the with. be treated the i mean who are fighting have been complaining of so many problems ranging from lack of pimento of a lousy is and some have been still there for long without changing den and you've been in the bush type of book wired on for quite a long time on this effect do we of the criticism on commitment to five acquire but that is a sin no we're going to continue to have this soft target attack because if you degraded it is going to take a long time to find to get to the final solution to the problem. all right to do have use to ac just reporting from a budget nigeria thank you. and back here in germany germany is in a political limbo after talks to form a new

people would be shocked, boko haram, the group that has captured hundreds of girls? >> they did that. it is horrible. but what gives them the army there working with? chad was once 25,000 square kilometers. beenr folks, farmers have displaced. we are free range cattle. there is a lot of bloodshed. conflict clearly traceable to global warming. amy: we want to thank you, nnimmo bassey, for joining us today, and being here probably longer than we have been here at all of the u.n. climate summit spec to copenhagen. i am used to seeing you arrested in some protest. nnimmo bassey is a nigerian environmental activist and the director of the health of mother earth foundation. he wrote the forward for the report by corporate accountability titled "polluting paris." we are going to talk about that report in just a minute. he is also author of the book "to cook a continent." stay with us. ♪ [music break] : this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman wtih nermeen shaikh. we are broadcasting live from the u.n. climate summit. amy: represent

there has been no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack but it bears all the hallmarks of boko haram extremists. and earlier we asked you to use your way so it is in what more he could tell us. how when and what he. wanted and pretty yes because of the improvement of security it relates to drug tests without suspended. it in. so many times in the past many. many. but now nobody has come out to claim responsibility to only to be built up by the like isn't it well our ground sergeant who have been sent to the bombs used and won't last. time i get because they aren't able to account out front at least fall away cities they're reporting well now we want to bring you up to speed with some of the other stories making news around the world. russian president vladimir putin and his syrian counterpart bashar al assad have revealed that they met yesterday in the resort city of sochi two leaders agreed to switch their efforts in syria from military operations to the search for a political solution to the country's civil war. a chinese court has sentenced a prominent human rights lawyer to

incident which took place in my degree that is known as the epicenter of activity by the on group boko haram as the top stories witness is up next on more news for you after that thanks for watching it. level health and carry on type. of some of these films reinforce unhealthy towards women. i mean that there were twenty five years of down about forty or forty five films for this to have a significant impact on people. sure women or the we is unfortunately not really nice what we would reinforces these bad values. so young kids watching all of this believe that this is our means should be home you should be here but doesn't ignore voted on so. we strongly condemn this sort of thing. i just sitting there twenty three year old woman range on board. i see you know. us. being in the world because of what is happening because of the kind of reporting that's happened also on a number of incidents should be but if you tragic people feel that india is not of the safe place. place like demi i would feel comfortable to know if old woman who i knew was out alone after dark i would be water. all t

september 11th, 2012 and the government of egypt, the countries of syria has collapsed and you're seeing boko haram in nigeria and terrorists can put their people in a lot of places rather than concentrating and that dispersal makes it that much harder to go after them. david: we don't want to be the world's policemen. we've tried that and we can't spread ourselves that thin so don't we need other countries, even if they're splintered, to help us out? >> well, we do and they would in different ways. in asia, the financing aspect, in africa, france has been a real partner with the united states in anti-terrorist activities. some of the other european countries could step up there, obviously, work with the arab countries in the middle east. it just takes a lot more work, a lot more political effort, a lot more international diplomacy, because the terrorist threat has not diminished. it's really metastasized in several respects and i think even with the elimination of the isis caliphate in what used to be syria and iraq, their leadership exfiltrated out of there long ago and what we saw in new y

more than one point two million children have left their homes many of them fleeing the terror group boko haram in china one point five million children are homeless and in one of the world's richest countries the u.s. that number is more than two point five million. in brazil ten million street kids . for survival on a daily basis in ukraine we met a woman from ghana who has dedicated her life to caring for street children. ten years ago harriet bruce anon brought these street kids to an orphanage she founded. and here. is the dairy i guess the. abraham and this is james brown. this is james brown today the twenty seven year old is studying agriculture in kiev he and the other former street children were given the chance to get an education and they're using it. they have harriet bruce anon to thank she helped them get accepted at universities and. now they're medical students i t majors law and business students. why in ukraine because according to harriet it's a country like ghana striving for democracy. and a valuable lesson because the problems it is also happening in most of african

rally of two hundred pro independent scotland mayors demanding action from the european politicians boko life to grow.

there primarily to help the country's of this lake chad basin fight off isis in west africa and the boko haram subgroup from nigeria. the department of defense has promised a full accounting of how the loss of these soldiers occurred out there. experience that this special operations force operates in very small numbers in these remote areas and in the theyof nature -- niger were authorized to do these overnightd stay out but they are supposed to go in areas where there is a minimum chance of enemy contact and they make those assessments. obviously in that case that didn't happen. toare waiting for the dod give us the full accounting of what happened. that's really the footprint in africa. small training advise and assist mission's trying to support the growth of these local counterterrorism units and there's a proposal. france is actually a very big player as well. they have 4000 troops primarily in west africa. they are the former colonies and they have very good insight into the various tribal fishers and .o forth in these countries there are others working alongside us as well. are t