but the fact is, it is not just boko haram.ng the better of boko haram and i put it to you that you have got armrests now from the islamic movement, a shia group in northern nigeria, 300 people were killed in kaduna state in 2016. we've also got in the south—east biafra separatists. we all remember the terrible biafra war in 1967—70. and you've got conflicts between pastoralists and farmers spreading across the country, leading to deaths. so, really, you've got so much in your hands. it's notjust boko haram. we have a lot on our hands. we are working towards solving them. i mean, this is a country of 193 million people. a country hit by severe economic recession. and people have started reacting in different ways. i mean, boko haram was a product of a certain amount of neglect and, perhaps, indifference to the real issues in the economy. we got caught by what they called the dutch disease. oil and gas came in and local production literally halted in agriculture and manufacturing. the long—term effects of these uprisings are dri

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the air raid was meant to target boko hereon -- boko haram. let's get the latest in nigeria's capital. what more can you tell us about what seems to be a tragic mistake? >> he called it a very concerned thing. and those that be the families of the dead ones. there is no figures of actually the number of people died. possibly because of the distance between the towns and the headquarters. brent: this was the case of mistaken identity. do we know how this happened? >> the theater commander may be see it. brent: what impact could this have on the government's battle and fight against the boko haram? >> [indiscernible] brent: joining us from nigeria tonight with the latest on that attack. thank you very much. they may be racist, but there is no need to ban them. that is the conclusion. the judges ruled that it is a complex matter. >> they can accomplish the anti-constitutional goals in the foreseeable future. >> according to the constitutional court justices, the influence on society is simply too small. it is no longer represented in any german p

the nigerian military says the air raid was meant to target boko haram. reporter: the aftermath for adults and children who had first been made homeless by a terror group, then bombarded mistakenly by their own military in the camp where they had found refuge. the charity doctors without borders says the camp was home to some 20,000 displaced people in a volatile region in extremely difficult conditions. >> overwhelmed. more than 200 people are wounded. they are trying to stay blaze -- stabilize the patients that need the most care. reporter: state-owned television broadcast the response from geria's president. >> the president has deceived with deep sadness and regret -- reporter: he called the bombing a regrettable operational mistak it is believed t be the first time nigeria has admitted such a thing in a region where civilians have many times reported civilian casualties from bombings. calls on aid groups to assist in an independent investigation. in nigeria's capital, such an investigation to some makes sense. >> we are in a country that every time w

the jet was on a mission against boko haram extremists. said he ordered the mission based on geographic coordinates and information that boko haram insurgents were gathering in the area. >> a power problem created a light show in the sky over new york city. a resident recorded this huge flash the moment a transformer exploded in queens last night. crews worked through the flight to fix the transformer. >> sure a lot of speculation about what it was as people saw it happening. 5:57. next and new this morning local celebrity chef we're learning that two of his hot spots are closing. >> google maps working on a solution to those street parking nightmares. >> ♪ ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. there's only one way to travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. and that's with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers

nigeria, you can't beat boko haram if you do not have oil revenues. that's the heart that the pumps all vessels in knew jeer ya. so the -- nigeria. so that's our interest. if we want to liberate mosul and actually make it successful, who's going to pay for the rehabilitation of those areas that are being bombed to hell right now? those villages have to be rerebuilt. with what money? there is no money in iraq, guys, nothing. only oil. that's it. and how does kurdistan go back to growth? through oil. oil and gas. so it's in our interests that the united states for these countries to increase production. so it's not that i care about your cartel, you're not a cartel. i think it's inefficient and effective. that's beside the point. i actually have a foreign policy disagreement. so that's where i think there's a mismatch between understanding the long-term effects of the market that opec needs to face and the changes versus what actually is happening in the market -- sorry for taking longer than i should have. >> on your point on that, i think it's quite a

nigeria, you cannot beat boko haram if you do not have oil revenues. that is the heart that bump -- pumps all of the vessels in nigeria. that is our interest. it we want to liberate mozilla and make itmosul successful, who is going to pay for that #the villages have to be rebuilt. with what money? .here is no money in iraq nothing. only oil. how does kurdistan go back to growth? through oil and gas. thes in our interests as united states for these countries to increase production. it is not that i care about your cartel. i actually have a foreign policy disagreement. think there is a mismatch between understanding the long-term affects of the market that opec needs to face versus what is actually happening in the market. sorry to take longer than i should have. point, if youat look at the shift in the markets and the geopolitical imperatives in saudi arabia or iran, or take it is real-time if the reforms go anywhere. and the point he was reaching in january as the austerity cuts are allowed and you to have more budget room in the saudi budget which all

. >>> nigerian military officials say the jet was on a mission against boko haram extremists yesterday in northeastern nigeria. the casualties include refugees and aid workers. another 200 were wounded according on to a government official. >>> well, this morning a powerful storm system is pounding the west coast with heavy rain and dangerous winds. significant downpours and flooding are expected in washington and oregon. and in higher elevations, heavy snow is in the forecast. the oregon coast is getting slammed with strong winds and drenching rain. wind gusts reached 70 miles per hour in some areas. residents of spokane washington have faced snow and cold. but today warmer weather and rain is expected. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, a cold case abduction solved. investigators track down a woman and the two daughters she's accused of taking decades ago. >>> and -- >>> the inauguration is our moment in american history, and i want -- >> ahead, the president-elect makes a personal plea for americans to turn out for his inauguration. . i think you missed a spot. so when it come

whether it's in the 16 to 18 to 20 countries, depending on how you relationship in nigeria with boko haramrelationship, if not outright standing, in al-shabaab in somalia, and i could go on and on. so, they're in more places, there are parts of libya, which are largely ungoverned, in sirte, libya and a post-gaddafi world there, so they're in north africa, they're in east africa, they're in west africa. so to say that we're safer overall is simply not true. sharyl: during hearings on capitol hill this week, c.i.a. nominee mike pompeo said islamic terrorism coming out of iraq and syria remains the highest near term threat to america. our interview with current c.i.a. director brennan was supported by our corporate partner circa. coming up on "full measure." we go to coal country, where the promise of jobs helped elect a new president, to see if miners sharyl: in pennsylvania, king coal once meant paychecks for families. the campaign promises by the president-elect were to bring jobs back. "full measure" correspondent lisa fletcher went to coal country, to find the line between hope and reali

a general said he ordered the mission based on information that boko haram insurgents were gatheringe area along with geographic word fantastics. >> a brawl broke out. our sister station espn reports the fight began when it refs called a foul towards the end of the fourth quarter. the coaches went on the court to break it up but ended up exchanging a few words themselves. sienna ended up winning the game. now afterwards rider coach kevin baguette took his team off the court skipping the handshake line. sienna coach jimmy pat you see down there went down the line shaking invisible hands. >> pretty ugly. >> under review. >> 4:47 right now. up next matt pelman will give us a live look on the roads on this foggy wednesday morning. >> a celebrity chef abruptly closes two of his philadelphia restaurants. details in business next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> hey, it's had you ever been day. good wednesday morning to you. live look at the plaza there in front of the municipal services building looking live from city hall it is wet out there this morning, a little bit dreary to start things off and possibly

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boko haram was undermining efforts to deliver aid.hopes it would still receive the funding it needs despite reports that president trump's administration was considering cutting payments to united nations boides. t-- bodies. turkey threatened to cancel a deal with the european union on taking back micro to cross over to greece. it followed a decision not to extradite a group of 8 turkish shoulders who fled -- soldiers who fled to greece. hundreds of millions of people across asia are celebrating the start of the lunar new year. oster began in china several hours ago with celebrations running into the evening. fireworks and fresh fireworks and dances and lots of food will be part of the celebration for many. you are watching "bbc world news america." come, we will go to a pennsylvania city with a tradition of welcoming refugees to see what the impact will be there. ♪ today has been the first day in office for the new president of the gambia after received a welcome on his return from senegal. adama barrow defeated the long serving pres

boko haram test was a native american who married an english settler called john wolfe. —— poker huntersovers and shakers of the day, including king james and queen anne. but on their return, as their ship passed through gravesend, rebecca rolfe as she was now known to kill and died. this is where she is buried and this is her great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great grandson, also called john roles. i'm very proud to be a descendant of pocahontas 17 times down the line. very frustrating at times. many people growing up of course had never heard of pocahontas, it was like saying i'm related to cinderella or sleeping beauty. it's the 400 anniversary of her death and it's a chance to honour her brief but extraordinary life. it's one of the first recorded incidences of two very different cultures were formally married and formally celebrated. and they were celebrities? indeed, very much so, many people had never met a native american soap pocahontas was slated asa american soap pocahonta

the islamist militant group boko haram drew international media attention when it seized the girls inh has appeared in public for the first time in several weeks, attending a church service at sandringham in eastern england, where the royal family traditionally spends the christmas holiday. this report by our royal correspondent daniela relph contains flash photography. it had been a much anticipated arrival. driven in a state bentley, it was the first time the queen was seen in public since arriving on the sandringham estate before christmas. cheered as she emerged from the car, she arrived just before 11am for the church service, accompanied by the duke of edinburgh. she had missed church on christmas and new year's day due to a heavy, lingering cold. those who waited were pleased to see her. we saw her very close up and she looked a little bit frail, to be honest, but it is nice to see her. it was really exciting! when you see her you get a little buzz. it is good to know she was coming. she looked bright in the car and that was quite nice, really. the queen's speech, recorded a co

nigeria's capital to mark one thousand days since nearly 300 chibok schoolgirls were abducted by boko haramrls were taken from a government boarding school in april 2014. most remain in captivity. nigerian president muhammadu buhari says he's hopeful they will be rescued. these pictures come to the us state of pennsylvania. where a huge spool of wire fell off a truck and then proceeded to roll — the wrong way — down a motorway, causing havoc and forcing cars to swerve out of its way. luckily no cars were hit. the spool finally came to a halt after colliding with the side barriers. taiwan's leader has met the texan senator ted cruz in houston. mr cruz said he met tsai ing—wen despite a request not to from the chinese consulate. ms tsai is stopping over in texas on her way to visit four latin—american allies. it's being closely watched after donald trump angered china last month by accepting a phone call from the taiwanese leader. beijing regards the self—governing island as part of china. professor wing woo is the president of policy think tank, the jeffrey cheah institute on southeast asia.

through nigeria's capital to mark 100 days since nearly 300 chibok schoolgirls were abducted by boko haramthe girls were taken from a government boarding school in april 2014. most remain in captivity. nigerian president muhammadu buhari says he's hopeful they will be rescued. staff on london's underground network have launched a 24—hour strike that threatens to make monday morning a painful commute in the british capital. it's after talks broke down in a long running dispute over job losses. millions use the tube network each day. let's take a look at these pictures from the us state of pennsylvania, where a huge spool of wire fell off a truck and then proceeded to roll the wrong way down a motorway, causing havoc and forcing cars to swerve out of its way. luckily no cars were hit. the spool finally came to a halt after colliding with the side barriers. taiwan's leader has met the texan senator ted cruz in houston. mr cruz said he met tsai ing—wen despite a request not to from the chinese consulate. ms tsai is stopping over in texas on her way to visit four latin—american allies. it's bei

the pilot apparently thought he was attacking boko haram insurgents. bbc hausa has more on that.footage showing snow leopards and common leopards sharing the same habitat will be discussed at an international meeting starting in nepal today. there are concerns that common leopards are moving to higher ground because of a warming climate. bbc nepali has more on that. and you won't be surprised to hear that these pictures are very popular on the bbc news app at the moment. the huge alligator was caught on camera in florida by local resident kimjoiner. they were taken at a local nature reserve. the alligator has been nicknamed ‘humpback‘. the search for the missing malaysian plane mh370 has been suspended. the plane was flying from kuala lumpur to beijing in march 2014 when it vanished. 239 people were onboard. this area outlined in red is the area teams have been trying to search — now they've stopped. they say there is no new information about where the wreckage might be. this is the facebook page of voices370 — it's an association for some of the families. they say that the searc

the islamist militant group boko haram drew international media attention when they seized the girlshan 20 have been rescued or found since then, including one last week. the entertainment industry is celebrating the best of film and televison at the golden globe awards in los angeles. the film la la land, a nostalgic tribute to hollywood musicals, has won a string of prizes, including best movie, musical or comedy, best score, best original song and best director for damien chazelle. its co—stars ryan gosling and emma stone were the best actor and actress in a comedy or musical. let's talk to our correspondent peter bowes who's in our studio in los angeles. i suppose the pressure was on for la la land to do well and it has lived up la land to do well and it has lived up to expectation. it has, it has swept the board, winning seven in the categories it was nominated in, and very few films managed to do that at this stage of the awards season, and i think damien chazelle must be looking forward to the 0scars, with a chance i think of doing what few first—time directors managed to do o

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if airstrike were targeting boko haram extremists but mistakenly bombed a refugee camp. this is the first time the military admitted the mistake. they have been accused of similar actions in the past. larry: confirm hearings today for the president elect. the hearing for the education secretary underway. you have to make sure that you understand what the consequence of each of those uses are. >> senate minority leader schumer said the help and the human services nominee tom price may have broken the law with the stock trade. he bought stock in medical device country and then delayed legislation that would have hurt the company. alison: according to abc news, 53 house democrats now say they plan to boycott the inauguration. this comes after a new poll that shows donald trump is the least popular person coming into this job in the last 40 years. trump responded saying the same people who did the phoneny election polls are doing the approval rating polls and they are rigged just like before. scott thuman, what do you make of this? scott: it's not encouraging but if you are

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which is why she joined the effort to bring home more than 200 nigerian school birls kidnapped by boko haramgirls we see our daughters, their hopes and dreams, and we can only imagine the anguish their parents are feeling right now. >> she would identify with those kids' struggles. her message again and again was look at me. i wasn't born to a family with any great wealth or education. there was no math in my life that said i would become first laid e laid eve the united states and yet i did it. >> i thought being smart was cooler than anything in the world, and you, too, with these same values can control your own destiny. you, too, can pave the way. you are the women who will build the world as it should be. you're going to write the next chapter in history. >> if you're a parent, you are happy that michelle obama exists. you're trying to raise young women, you are happy that michelle obama exists. because she's tough, she's strong, she's beautiful. she said your homework is more important than your boyfriend. that's from the first lady, thank you, michelle. >> she did it all without losin

there's boko haram. there's al-shabab.ou can run the list of these people, from africa to southeast-central asia. need to go,k we where the world has got to put effort, is into -- we need a new marshall plan. we need a greater engagement not just by the united states, but by all be developed and near developed worlds, need to come together more effectively to deal with this astounding --in many parts of the world, where you have young people who in many places, they are not going to go to school and they don't have opportunity, and if all tively, as, collec leave them to the devices of radical religious extremists who grab those young minds, everybody is going to have a problem going forward. in terms of foreign policy, it is a mistake for somebody to say, we are not going to deal with over there. there is no over there anymore. everywhere is in the same place you can't deny that after the so-called red line was crossed and there was not an american reaction, though you will say the reaction was to get the chemical weapons

may be why she joined the effort to bring home more than 200 nigerian school girls kidnapped by boko haramgirls we see our daughters, their hopes and dreams, and we can only imagine the anguish their parents are feeling right now. >> she would identify with those kids' struggles. her message again and again was look at me. i wasn't born to a family with any great wealth or education. there was no math in my life that said i would become first lady of the united states and yet i did it. >> i loved getting as, i liked being smart. i thought being smart was cooler than anything in the world, and you, too, with these same values can control your own destiny. you, too, can pave the way. you are the women who will build the world as it should be. you're going to write the next chapter in history. >> if you're a parent, you are happy that michelle obama exists. you're trying to raise young women, you are happy that michelle obama exists. because she's tough, she's strong, she's beautiful. she said your homework is more important than your boyfriend. that's from the first lady, thank you, michelle

playground of boko haram.egiance to the islamic state. >> now you're reaching. >> am i? really? there's also five grand in cash, under his mattress. and where does a kid like him, get money like that? i don't know about you, but i'm not taking any chances. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: don't take any -- don't take any chances. more with claire danes when we come back, everybody. stick around! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious alle

that would go to boko haram. >> rose: i assume that's michael flynn's influence. >> very much.f the field to flight would have been read it wouldn't have prized anyone. >> rose: are you at one with michael flynn with how he sees islam, a sprailings with radical islam. >> i read a back about this, he's very nuanced on it. general mcchrystal is very high on him. >> rose: very high on him as an intelligence officer. >> right. and in the old n.f.c. -- >> rose: and he was his right-hand man in afghanistan. >> right. so i have a lot of hopes for general flynn and the cartoon of him that emerges is like most warriors when they become politicians, they're not very good at it. >> rose: general crystal knew he was highly admired with his work as an intelligence officer in the afghanistan and ran into trouble in the pentagon as you know and he thinks that the c.i.a. is way too politicized as you know. >> and pompeo a friend mine now director pompeo i think went over there with the express mission to act as a military officer, not as a congressman and bring order out of chaos. the agency w

helping nigeria through a difficult election process and then ultimately to fight back against boko haram. we've helped the somalians fight back against al-shabaab. we have worked diligently to try to prevent genocide in south sudan and worked in the region to try to bring people together and turn away from the potential of challenged and failing governments. we have particularly helped push back against any number of violent extremist groups, including our efforts most recently to liberate sirte in libya from the clenches of daesh. we also joined with partners, and i think this is one of the most not fully understood but nevertheless important accomplishments of these last years, and that is rescuing the world, in a way, from the threat of ebola. we stopped ebola in its tracks, but it wasn't easy, because nobody knew completely what we didn't know even. and the president made the daring choice of sending some 3,000 or so american troops there to build capacity so we could deliver health care, working with the french, who took on major responsibility, and the british, who took on major re

the military says it was trying to target fighters with the militant "boko haram" group.least 46 severely wounded people remained at the camp today, near the border with cameroon. u.n. officials have called for a full investigation. iraqi government troops announced today they have taken full control of eastern mosul. the military said it drove islamic state militants out of the last neighborhoods after a three-month operation. today, people cheered and took pictures with soldiers. and, commanders talked of the coming operation to liberate western mosul. >> ( translated ): in the last few days, our forces' movements became quicker and clearing of districts became faster. the reason is that, when they were defeated, they retreated. i think the western side will be easier to liberate from the eastern side. >> woodruff: despite the military's announcement, there were reports of continued fighting in mosul's eastern half. back in this country, the u.s. supreme court will decide whether barring racially offensive trademarks violates free speech. the justices heard arguments to

. >>> today is anniversary of the day boko haram abducted 200 girls and held them captive. >> a specialld this weekend to commemorate the founder of fie sigma fraternity. after the mass, a plaque and historical marker was dedicated in charles brown. brown and two other of african-american founded the fraternity in 1914. >>> hundreds of local high school students are planning their next step including their path to college. drexel university hosted the philadelphia futures annual conference yesterday. teenagers had a channels to learn about the -- had a chance to learn about the college application process and understand their process for financial aid. rick williams was there to lead the discussion and inspire the future future. >> unplug, recharge how digital detox can get you back on track. >> what do you do when you have a cow on the loose? you call in the lasso slinging sheriff. >> snow and ice can be blamed for bringing down a tree on top of a woman's home and car in georgia this weekend. now, a live look through sky6 live hd that's the commodor barry bridge. it's a pretty sight, b

nigerian air force killed 100 civilians by accident in an air strike against islamist militant group, boko haramest more than 100 people have been killed. we will get more business reaction now. let‘s get today‘s business news now. our business correspondent vishala sri—pathma is in the city for us, at the stockbroking firm peel hunt. i‘m here at peel hunt. lots of traders have packed up and gone home because we‘re nearing the end of the trading day. someone who hasn‘t gone home is charles hall he is head of research here. we‘re going to talk about sterling. sterling has been the story of the day. it is up 3%. how significant is that rise and what‘s been driving that? has that been because we have got more clarity that we are going to leave the single market? really, it is about the fact that the speech was well lea ked about the fact that the speech was well leaked in advance and so the reality was that sterling was weak in the build up to today and it has recovered a little bit, it is a certainty coming in the currency traders can see what is happening and it is no surprise it has recovered lo

playground of boko haram who by the way pledged allegiance. >> really. >> there was also 500 grand underwhere does a kid like that get money i don't know about you, but i'm not taking any chances. not here. not in new york. >> not in york. claire danes joins us at the table. >> hi. >> klclaire, this is a little hd for me because i'm a little behind. people say if you're behind, that's your problem. keep up. now i'm in that position. go ahead. >> sorry, but -- >> we're sorry, but what we can say about carrie mathisen is she is still in your face. >> oh, yeah. she's not softened over time. i mean she actually -- yeah, we find her well medicated this seas season. there's still plenty of chaos in her life. >> go ahead. >> so what about her and quinn? >> what about her and quinn? it's really interesting. quinn survives. >> i didn't know. died. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> you may leave now, miss danes. >> go ahead. it's on me. >> are they getting back together? >> they're inextricably linked but their fate was not to be romantically linked. >> their fate was never meant to be -- >> i don't think s