only one of 110 girls still in boko haram's hands. she issued a plea in a tape we heard from a oklahoma allege journalist in nigeria, she's begging for people to treat her with compassion and calling on the government, particularly the president to pity her and get her out of the serious situation. it's a story that is going to be gripping nigerians for a while, even over the weekend we heard former nigerian international football player posted on his facebook that the boko haram should take him. he's a 51-year-old guy who used to play for the super eagles. he said, please, it is important that she, leah, be released. >> you mention elections, and this was an election issue before. the president focused on cracking down on boko haram in the north part of the country. so the question, given another incident, one that the world is certainly watching, does this undermine, does it show that the government is not effectiveness at cracking down on this, this terrible group? >> reporter: well, you know, george, the government of nigerian say

i decide tojoin the our committee. —— boko haram. i decide to join the cjtp.to make it three. if a seat i will tell the cjtf to come and get them. -- cjtf. | will tell the cjtf to come and get them. -- cjtf. iworkers as will tell the cjtf to come and get them. -- cjtf. i workers as an informant. since 2017, boko haram has been technically defeated, but that was 20 months after the kidnap of the 270 chibok schoolgirls. but attacks continued in the north—east of the country, so the cjtf kept in missing children to fight against them. the release children are among 1000 voice in 295 girls identified as being associated with the agility group in the city. —— cjtf. as being associated with the agility group in the city. -- cjtf. 833 of those children have been determined to be directly associated with the cjtf. in the south, with its partners, will provide the appropriate age and gender specific community integration support for children who associated with the cjtf. unicef says many of the children working the rest of the militia under years old. a ceremony to to

if i see boko haram coming i will tell the cjtf to come and get them. i work as a cjtf informant.aram has been technically defeated, but that was 20 months after the kidnap of the 270 chibok schoolgirls. but attacks continued in the north—east of the country, so the cjtf kept on enlisting children to fight against them. the released children are among 1000 boys and 294 girls identified as being associated with the vigilante group in the city. 833 of those children have been determined to be directly associated with the cjtf. unicef, with its partners, we will provide the appropriate age and gender specific community based reintegration support for all children who associated with the cjtf. unicef says many of the children working the rest of the militia under 15 years old. a ceremony to celebrate the children's homecoming is taking place. seeing their children come home has brought some hope to communities that have been living in despairfor years. the fighting in ukraine between the country's military and russian backed separatists has forced more than one and a half million peop

all still to come an al-jazeera kidnap nurse is gild by boko haram in nigeria alive. and microsoft co-founder and philanthropist paul allen dies at the age of sixty five we look back at his life. i want to play say because some quotes whether into the southwest of europe over the next day or so but if it's but it's rainy and sunshine the looking for you really need to go to the eastern side of the made it does stay very unsettled for west and possibly have an area of low pressure just around the fos out the east of spain further heavy showers here as we go through the next few days push a little further north as are we had the flooding in the southwest of france you can see slightly clearer skies now coming through but it really will take some time to clear up here it is a real mess you can see very very very bad conditions here still lots of damage to the roads of costs and cars have been displaced and there has been a huge amount of disruption as we go through the next couple days at least this parts of france shift that it will better weather wise you push further

so tony when it comes to boko haram specifically has the situation improved at all i mean there are so many girls who who are being held that were kidnapped there are many that have been free but there are still many that have not been seen since they were kidnapped how is all that going. the issue in the book of herat crisis as well as elsewhere. is that when it has become contained in certain places it is then spread and so of course boko haram started in nigeria has spread to news of neighboring countries creating crises for other countries to try to respond and the sexual violence has been part of the as governments which sometimes have difficulty is responding to these issues in more remote areas try to do so they often. respond in a heavy handed manner that can create its own depredations so you have violence upon violence and this is something that. people working on the boat her own crisis have been trying to get a handle on but unfortunately it is still not been brought completely under control this is and i want to go back to something you touched upon a few moments ago in

killing a nurse had been captured seven months ago clearly the threat of boko haram is still very much there can you say that this government is really making a difference and getting on top of that problem absolutely. easy to remember that will be killed me in twenty fifteen. an area well just south of lebanon was on that difficult patient book. today we have freed in riyadh book or a. book or i'm not a prisoner from the live chat islands and although they do not use attacks of targets so if you look at where one twenty fifteen and where we are today is clear that we have dealt with boko haram and do you think the voters believe that as well that when they do eventually go to the polls at the start of the year that they feel confident enough that book isn't such a threat anymore absolutely. you must you may recall that in twenty fifteen twenty fourteen what i'm used to stroll into the nation's capital twins and wreak havoc all that is history today between twenty seven twenty forty the nation's capital witnessed horrendous attacks from the koran including an attack on the united natio

arabia starting to pick up as well and in other news ignoring a plea for mercy from the red cross boko haram kills a second knows who was kidnapped seven months ago in nigeria. so turkish investigators have begun searching the home of the saudi consul general as they try to zero in on who is behind the suspected killing of jamal khashoggi remember two weeks now since the saudi journalist was last seen entering his country's consulate in istanbul the consul general's home is near to the consulate the one which has already been searched and sources from the turkish general prosecutor's office of told al jazeera they have seen indications that there is evidence there at the consulate we've also got the u.s. secretary of state mike on peo in riyadh. he met king solomon and then he sat down with that man the crown prince are the son of the king mohamed bin solomon donald trump meanwhile has spoken to road kill media reports say the saudis are even considering a statement which would say khashoggi was killed when an interrogation went wrong all of this says the u.n. human rights chief calls for th

so tony when it comes to boko haram specifically has the situation improved at all i mean there areso many girls who who are being helped that were kidnapped there are many that have been free but there are still many that have not been seen since they were kidnapped how is all that going. the issue in the book a harar crisis as well as elsewhere. is that when it has become contained in certain places it is then spread and so of course boko haram started in nigeria has spread to new neighboring countries creating crises for other countries to try to respond and the sexual violence has been part of the as governments which sometimes have difficulty is responding to these issues in more remote areas try to do so they often. respond in a heavy handed manner that can create its own depredations so you have violence upon violence and this is something that. people working on the boat boko haram crisis have been trying to get a handle on but unfortunately it is still not been brought completely under control this is and i want to go back to something you touched upon a few moments ago in

boko haram killed another of the captives, saifura ahmed, in september. boko haram has killed over 20,000 people, kidnapped thousands -- including many children -- and fighting between the group and government forces has displaced some 2 million people since 2009. a caravan of 1600 honduran migrants fleeing violence and poverty are headed for the u.s. border. the caravan, which includes families with small children, crossed into guatemala on monday, where they were met with police at the border. after a two-hour standoff, the massive group was able to keep going as they make their way north towards mexico. this is mother of four, andrea aleman. >> there are no work opportunities here. one has to look for the best. >> how many children are you traveling with? >> with four. and we are heading to the united states. we're going to arrive with donald trump. he has to just as we received the americans over here. they will have to accept us over there. amy: last week, vice president mike pence urged the leaders of honduras, el salvador, and guatemala to tell the

hard for some people to believe that promise by mohammed is jarius information minister he says boko haram missed and weakened considerably in the last three years that will be coming in twenty fifteen. an area where the south of lebanon was on the defensive. today we have freed the entire area of book ora book where i'm not only from the live chat eyelets and all they do not talk soft targets so if you look at where one twenty fifteen and where were you it's clear that we have dealt with boko haram you may recall that in twenty thirty twenty forty book what i am used to stroll into the nation's capital twins and wreak havoc all that is history today between twenty thirty and twenty forty the initials capital i witnessed horrendous attack from the koran including an attack on the united nations building and the initial police headquarters posts twenty fifteen there's been no such incident in any major city in nigeria. as one of the youngest democracies in the world and now bhutan is about to choose a new government and will it be the third election since two thousand and eight the economy

now a second aide worker kidnapped by boko haram in nigeria has been killed after the group's deadline expired the nigerian government says it's shocked by the death of a while in demand the nurse with the international red cross was kidnapped seven months ago in borno state along with two other medical workers it's a year to the day since a massive bomb blast killed a journalist in malta daphne. was investigating corruption in the island's police force government and the bank families demanding a public inquiry into who ordered her death they've parker reports from the capital the latter. dufty khurana go he says death shocked a nation to many she was a fearless anti corruption crusader but she was also accused of scathing even defamatory journalism and of being politically partisan on one of the read blogs a year after she was killed in a car bombing the reasons for head death are still unclear. and her family wants a public inquiry free from all political interference the focus of that inquiry on like the current processes is to look into whether daphne's knife could have been saved

government says it's shocked and saddened by the killing of a second health worker kidnapped by boko haram and this he o.p.'s prime minister gives half is cabinet posts to women and creates a peace ministry to tackle a wave of ethnic violence. turkish investigators are due to search the residence of the saudi consul general in istanbul as they try to find out what happened to the missing journalist. the saudi consul general has already left istanbul for riyadh on monday turkish investigators spent twelve hours combing through the saudi consulate which ashaji was last seen entering two weeks ago now al jazeera has been told that forensic experts have found evidence that he was killed inside the building. right now as you are aware i thought result of our intense contacts the search process in the consulate ha started yesterday there was an intense process until morning and it we continue my hope is that we can reach conclusions that we give us a reasonable opinion as soon as possible the investigation is looking into many things such as toxic materials and those materials being removed by p

the armed group boko haram has killed the second kidnapped aid worker in nigeria a month after one of her colleagues was murdered the group was the man doing the release of in prison the members of their organization and had set a deadline but when that passed they killed how a man who was a nurse with the international committee of the red cross she was one of so many aid workers kidnapped seven months ago in borno state appointed her says more now from. the nigerian government up to the last minute it left the door for negotiations open but he didn't know say clearly what the negotiations or terms of negotiation were and they did not say what they did right and what they did wrong the killing of the two aid workers working for the international committee of the red cross was a rude shock to many when the first killing took place in september a lot of nigers loss of price because previously the international committee of the red cross facilitated the evacuation of prisoners or captives between the nigerian state and the book leading to some suggestion that the go between between the

. >>> in nigeria, the parents of a kidnapped school girl tell cnn that the terror group boko haram is threatening to kill their daughter if its demands are not met. farai sevenzo has the disturbing details from nairobi. >> reporter: there are real concerns in northeast nigeria about the fate of a 15-year-old girl who was abducted along with 100 other of her school mates from the government technological college in the northeast. over the last couple days, her parents nathan and rebecca have issued a december from the plea for the government to try to do everything that they can to bring their daughter back. they say that the militants have threatened to kill her daughter this october if their demands are not met. we know in the past it usually involves exchanging of money and the freeing of captured boko haram insurgents. we don't know what stage these negotiations are at. and we do know that october, no firm fixed date, but october is when reportedly the militants have said that they will kill the 15-year-old. and the president is very keen to be seen to be on the side of those who a

nigeria's government says boko haram militants have killed a second aide worker they were holding hostage how well the money worked in the hospital supported by the international red cross one of her colleagues was killed last month the two women were kidnapped in the northeastern town of run in march along with another health worker nigeria has condemned the murder of a german journalist who returned to turkey to clear her name on charges of terrorism has secured the lifting of a travel ban against her husband's mashallah told the end so what's called to work here before a court in istanbul where they are being tried jointly total was allowed to leave the country in august having served an eight month prison sentence last year. french president has written off of the cabinet choosing a high profile political ally for the key post of interior minister christophe cost the name replacing who quit unexpectedly earlier this month commentators say the move was an attempt by mcauliffe to revive his administration after a tumultuous few months. it has been a year since my best known investigativ

we know they usually involve the exchanging of money and freeing of boko haram insurgents.hat stage these negotiations are at. we know october, no firm fixed date, but october is when they have said they will kill 16-year-old leah. he tweeted in the last couple of days, "today i spoke with mrs. rebecca to reiterate our ittermination to bring her daughter leah back home safely and of course weal droor everything we can to bring her back. and april 2014200 girls taken. about 93 of those remain missing. but the fate of leah, who knows what will happen to her. >> thank you. >>> christiano ronaldo's club is standing by him after a rape allegation has resurfaced. he's denying the accusations. melissa bell has more on the fallout. >> when i grow up fame was nothing but a dream. >> a dream that appears to be souring for christiano ronaldo, or at least for his sponsors. nike who has an endorsement deal says it's extremely concerned by the allegations that surfaced this week and like ea sports, it says it's monitoring the situation. they center on this night in las vegas in 2009. lat

country is facing threats on multiple fronts and the north it's participating in the fight against boko haram along with eastern border this conflict in neighboring central african republic and its west an english speaking region fighters have been battling the government for independence. fighting in the western region. which started in twenty seventeen has killed hundreds and displaced a quarter of a million people the english speaking fighters who have called themselves and brazilians say the elections want to be held in their regions but the government disagree. with the blues or over the. security is. to all citizens of news. this is it measures military speaking. to prevent this is your news from just go big does more organization there's more to go to or does than the presidential election most are just hopeful the elections are. regardless of who wins people are going to al-jazeera. and why american bakery is scoring major brownie points with criminals. and it's not a movie superhero. it's the equipment needed for a new sports. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going pl

government says it's shocked and saddened by the killing of a second health worker kidnapped by boko haram and then sport fifty years on we hear from two of the athletes involved in one of the sport's most iconic. but first the leaders of the european union are meeting on wednesday as the deal of a breaks it looks to be as far away as ever britain's prime minister to resign may has met her cabinet to discuss the status of the talks and says and the amicable divorce the old still be achieved but european council president donald tusk says without concrete proposals from may it doesn't hold out much hope for a breakthrough unfortunately the report on the state of the negotiations that the from you today as well as. it in the house of commons give me no grounds for optimism before tomorrow's. british. shoot the only source of hope for the rueful know if the good will and determination on both sides. however for a breakthrough to take place beside. new fact. well the e.u. and the u.k. have been unable to make an agreement over the irish border which is vital for the movement of goods in and ou

a second aid worker kidnapped by boko haram in nigeria has been killed after a deadline set by the group expired nigerian government says it's shocked by the death of how eman the nurse with the international red cross was kidnapped seven months ago. smile sure millions of people across india miss out on medical care but a hospital train is delivering doctors and hope to those most in need. boards indios lifeline express. oh oh. oh oh oh no doubt. about. it. and this is a good side. and then the sun valley. and from. the sound of the maids in the streets is. gonna. come. close. but that's a council for the history of the. giant of africa mine i made the decision for africa continent my nigeria is a good nigeria my nigeria is the fourth to produce first remember. my nigeria is we find a women lot of women. my nigerian our women are strong women. our lives are not based on i don't tell her not to sound. too tired to noise already i've been a mechanic for twenty years on my own. with the full time in a you're supposed to be thought to be ok when i open up to god i find that was all over if

was kidnapped back in march along with two other women a breakaway faction of islamist a group boko haram has announced her murder following the expiration of a deadline on monday they killed one of the other aid workers in september a third woman is still being held the group calling itself the islamic state of west africa province snatched women from the remote town of run in borno state a family devastated. for seven months mamma has been clinging to hope hope that her daughter would come home. then home gave way to grief. and left a family bereft. howell the man's father gave voice to their anguish. i remember. this. well. with. humility. and. and. just. sure they show the kind due to him and i will remember him for a while. in march how i left the comfort of home to help vulnerable women in an area ravaged by boko haram militants her family described a twenty four year old who wanted to make a difference in the world. she wanted to help humanity and in fact she was so interested as she had to go to a remote area. and they wanted her to self humanity because the knowledge she gained.

we're seeing right now are pointing to the same development every seen a couple of years ago with boko haram the authorities actually reacting in a very violent way when they see peaceful protest and this is exactly what happened in the northeast of nigeria with boko haram and this is what many fear could happen here now with this shia group if they keep on shooting people who are not young people who are frustrated of course seeing their brothers their friends die next to them of course this is. creation very interesting report from hideouts just outside the nigerian capital abuja let's move on to business with christopher who is here with the latest a german figures and they make for good reading that is right unemployment continues to decline fell germany's unemployment rate fell below five per cent of tobar the lowest level ever recorded since german reunification only two point two million people are without a job currently the figures continue to show a downward trend despite the headwinds in the global economy. a robust economy has helped push germany's joblessness rate down for the f

in nigeria, a militia fighting boko haram has released 833 children from its ranks as part of a deal signed last year to end the group's recruitment of child soldiers. this comes as the international committee of the red cross released an urgent appeal for two aid workers who are being held captive by boko haram and could be killed on monday according to a deadline issued by the militant group. in t the gaza strip, isrsraeli foforces shot and killeded seven palestinians friday as they protested near israel's heavily militarized separation barrier. gaza's health ministry reported more than 250 others were wounded as israeli troops opened fire with live ammunition on some 15,000 palestinians who joined weekly "great march of return" protests. the latest deaths bring the number of palestinians killed to over 200 since the protests began in march. in western turkey, at least 22 mimigrants d died and 13 otherse injured sunday after a truck they were riding in crashed through a barrier and landed in an irrigation canal. the migrants had reportedly arrangeded for traffickers to te them by b

so tony when it comes to boko haram specifically has the situation improved at all i mean there are so many girls who who are being held that were kidnapped there are many that have been free but there are still many that have not been seen since they were kidnapped how is all that going. the issue in the book or her crisis as well as elsewhere. is that when it has become contained in certain places it is then spread and so of course book of iraq started in nigeria has spread to new neighboring countries creating crises for other countries to try to respond and the sexual violence has been part of the as governments which sometimes have difficulty is responding to these issues in more remote areas try to do so they often. respond in a heavy handed manner that can create its own depredations so you have violence upon violence and this is something that. people working on the boat where her own courses have been trying to get a handle on but unfortunately it is still not been brought completely under control this is and i want to go back to something you touched upon a few moments ago

hauwa liman was killed days after a deadline set by her kidnappers — who are a faction of boko haram.he group last month. that's from bbc hausa. the ecuadorian embassy has given wikileaks founder, julian assange, a set of house rules, including cleaning his bathroom and taking better care of his cat. julian assange has been in the embassy since 2012 after seeking asylum to avoid extradition to sweden on a rape allegation. in 2014, 13 people, women, men and young children, were shot dead in cold blood by peacekeepers, serving in the central african republic. human rights watch agents discovered the killings by chance when they where passing through the central african town of boali — about 100 kilometres northwest of the capital bangui. the organisation launched an investigation and published this report — where they describe it as one of the worst massacres by peacekeepers in africa. families of the victims are calling forjustice, after three soldiers convicted for most of the murders, were sentenced to just three years injail. catherine byaruhanga reports. this is where peacekeepers

the central african nation faces immense challenges — unemployment, corruption, the fight against boko haramegions that has emerged as the defining issue. the bbc‘s killian chimtom ngala reports from yaounde. there is excitement in the air. turnout at opposition rallies is reminiscent of 1992 election, cameroon‘s first after it legalised multiparty politics. president paul biya is seeking his seventh term in office. he has hit the campaign trailjust once, visiting maroua in the far north region. biya has been in power since 1982, before many of these youth were even born. the president faces eight opponents, several of them in their first bids for the top office, like ex—government minister maurice kamto. talk of the anglophone crisis is never far away. i'll go there to wipe up their tears. i'll go there to ask them to come out from the bush. i'll send a delegation to nigeria to bring back those who are in the refugees camp there. cheering. i'll go there! conflict has engulfed the two english—speaking regions since 2016. separatist rebels are battling government forces. this has been the res

the vigilante group was set up in borno state to fight against the jihadists of boko haram.nks of other armed groups, in both combat and support roles. stay with us on bbc news. still to come... 50 years on, the story of how one british record label established jamaican reggae in britain. parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life. but in the marina area, where most of the damage was done, they're more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. in the 19 years since he was last here, he's gone from being a little—known revolutionary to an experienced and successful diplomatic operator. it was a 20lb bomb which exploded on the fifth floor of the grand hotel, ripping a hole in the front of the building. this government will not weaken. democracy will prevail. it fills me with humility and gratitude to know that i have been chosen as the recipient of this foremost of earthly honours. this catholic nation held its breath for the men they call the 33. and then... bells toll bells tolled nationwide to announce the first rescue, and chile

nigeria's government says boko haram militants have killed a second aide worker they were holding hostage how well the man worked in a hospital supported by the international red cross one of her colleagues was killed last month the two women were kidnapped in the northeastern town of brandon march along with another health worker nigeria has condemned the murder. the united nations is warning about the number of young menes on the brink of famine could rise to as many as twelve million or two and five of the population because of the ongoing conflict more than eight million people already need emergency food assistance to survive for many it is already too late. she's only eight years old and one of millions of victims of a war that seemingly unending. and this has been taken to hospital in aden doctors say he waits is that of a two year old and they're not optimistic about the future. we. do see the money they show they have found here they are suspected for subsists out and more likely to die these speeches and more likely to get you think asian ten point one gives you the must be fift

a second aid worker kidnapped by boko haram in nigeria has been killed after a deadline set by the group expired the nigerian government says it's shocked by the death of harley man the nurse with the international red cross was kidnapped seven months ago in borno state along with two other medical workers. the co-founder of microsoft paul allen has died at the age of sixty five alan was an investor an entrepreneur he founded microsoft with bill gates it's the stream now stay with us. getting to the heart of the matter the three big challenges facing human prine in the twenty first century they are nuclear war climate change and technological disruption facing realities whatever is there the fear is not in me it is in the people of uganda hear their story on and talk to al-jazeera. i am for me ok in your industry today will the me too movement change india where here from with me in speaking out against sexual harassment there and you can join in of course the conversation live on you tube and also via twitter. in india women are taking to social media to speak out against sexual harassm

cameroon's far north region has also witnessed boko haram attacks that displaced hundreds of people the united nations refugee agency unix t.-r. says it's working on ways to verify and register refugees outside camps to prove their refugee status and give them the protection of those who. are not. but i. knew. i was out. of all. out. for. buses says he lives in fear that he may be forced back to nature area even if it's properly registered as a refugee and that's he focused on rebuilding his life here in northern cameroon and till he's forced to leave or it's safe for him to go back willingly morgan are just there on my roof nothing coming in taiwan tens of thousands of people have been protesting against what they call an extension by china demanding a public vote on whether the island should formally declare independence from beijing it comes as china increasingly pushes its claim to the island beijing sees taiwan as part of china but it's been ruled by its own government since nine hundred forty nine. at least fifty nine people have been killed in the indian state of punjab where a t

now a second kidnapped aid worker has been killed by boko haram in nigeria after a deadline imposed by the armed group expired the nigerian government says it's shocked by the killing of how early man the nurse with the international red cross was kidnapped seven months ago in borno state along with two other medical workers . the worst flooding in southwest france for more than one hundred years has killed twelve people three months worth of rain fell in the space of a few hours on monday cutting off villages near the city of kut askar sonic that's where water levels are still rising. it's world flood day twenty four hours dedicated to tackling global hunger malnutrition is a danger in many countries worldwide especially in the democratic republic of congo as catherine sawyer reports from the southwestern region of chiquita these two million children are in danger of dying of starvation unless aid reaches them. rose mcgeady is recovering from severe malnutrition she's six months old and for the last three has been on a special diet makes given to heart by a nonprofit organization her

government says it's shocked and saddened by the killing of a second health worker kidnapped by boko haram. and this fears of a no deal breaks it grow how countries around the e.u. are already preparing for the worst. and over the stones are still lighting up the sky over possible strayer mostly out of this area of cloud it really is very active lots of electrical activity on this you can see it feeding its way southwards as well as giving lots of thunder and lightning is also giving us some fairly decent outbreaks of rain as well and it's going to continue with this as we head through the day on wednesday so for some of us in victoria and through south new south wales they'll be a fair amount of cloud few outbreaks of rain and maybe one or two showers pushing their way into parts of queensland as well towards the west plenty of dry fine weather for perth until we had to thursday when there's more cloud and ray rolling its way across us then the temperatures will drop as well so a maximum just of nineteen there on thursday every towards new zealand it's largely fine and dry bit of cloud in

country is facing threats on multiple fronts and the north it's participating in the fight against boko haram along with eastern border this conflict in neighboring central african republic and its west an english speaking region fighters have been battling the government for independence. the fighting in the western region which started in twenty seventeen has killed hundreds and displaced a quarter of a million people the english speaking fighters who have called themselves. say the elections want to be held in their regions but the government disagrees election will lose. the. security is guarantee to all citizens of this nation all necessary measures military speaking are taken to prevent decision this from disturbing this more organization there's more going on this in the presidential election most cameroonians are just hopeful the elections remain peaceful regardless of who wins people are going to al-jazeera you know nding a rebel attack on an army post in eastern democratic republic of congo has left six people dead the government says four soldiers and two civilians were killed in t

two groups broke out after a dispute it's a market twenty two people have been arrested meanwhile boko haram fighters of twelve farmers to death as they worked on their fields in borno state hours later the group looted and then razed to the ground three villages near the state capital my degree will elsewhere congolese rebels have killed fifteen civilians and abducted at least a dozen children in an attack near the center of the latest outbreak the attack has forced the suspension of efforts to contain the virus police fired tear gas at local residents angry at the killings who carried out who carried four of the bodies to the town hall in beni in the northeast of the country the latest attack comes after a separate group shot and killed two medical workers but the army. well out to a story we've been following rush are accusing the u.s. of blackmail over president charles plans to leave a cold war era arms treaty and his threatened to retaliate trungpa said his administration will withdraw from the one nine hundred eighty seven intermediate range nuclear forces treaty which banned ground l

the armed group boko haram has killed the second kidnapped aid worker in nigeria a month after one of her colleagues was murdered the group was demanding the release of imprisoned the members of their organization and had stated that line but when that passed they killed how well the man who was a nurse with the international committee of the red cross she was one of three aid workers kidnapped seven months ago in borno state the organizers of the organizer rather of a migrant caravan travelling north from honduras has been detained in neighboring guatemala and will be deported donald trump had warned honduras that he would cut tens of millions of dollars in aid if the country didn't stop a group of about two thousand migrants reaching the u.s. border migrants were fleeing poverty and violence in their country. european council president donald tusk says he doesn't hold out much hope of a breakthrough in breck said talks negotiations have stalled once again over what should happen with the irish border when northern ireland and the rest of the u.k. leave the e.u. in march stay with us

shocked and saddened that the inhuman killing of a second red cross aid worker held hostage by boko haram. was one of three women kidnapped during a raid in borno state seven months ago she was killed after her colleagues suffered a similar fight last month and despite pleas for mercy by the red cross it has a policy of refusing to pay ransom demands. and facebook says it's removed pages and accounts linked to me and miles military that were being used to spread propaganda a new york times report found military personnel were using social media to target the muslim or hindu minority human rights groups say the campaign played a key role in the crackdown in rakhine state last year which led to hundreds of thousands of ranger escaping to neighboring bangladesh. in three weeks time americans will be voting for new members of congress in the midterm elections and there is a record number of women running for office but no native american woman has ever been elected or met one woman though who has a strong chance of changing. debbie holland is running for congress and hoping to make history ne

a second day to work kidnapped by boko haram in nigeria has been killed after the group's deadline expires the nigerian government says it shocked by the death of harley mun a nurse with the international red cross was kidnapped seven months ago in borno states along with two other medical workers. those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera afterwards to the big picture i'm back with the news hour in half an hour i'll see you then by. going to get their feet resented being sidelined in arab affairs now with the beginning of the one nine hundred eighty s. he'd look to the wider world for a new purpose. he became literally against everybody especially in the arab world because he felt that all of the he had betrayed the are up close and he is the champion of the articles and how america has not i thought that india out of india out of. it is that is a possibility also obvious america must be outside of this area it is education. it is that. is so that's why he starts supporting a lot of the movements in different parts of the world he was accused of supporting so many diff

catch up now on some other stories making headlines around the world nigeria's government says boko haram militants have killed a second aid worker they were holding hostage how aleem on worked in a hospital supported by the international red cross one of her colleagues was killed last month the two women were kidnapped in the northeastern town of brandon in march along with another health worker nigeria has contempt condemned the murder the united nations has warned that the number of those at risk of famine in yemen could rise to twelve million some eight point five million people there are already on the brink of starvation the country has been torn apart by more than three years of fighting between the internationally recognized government and who the rebels. a german journalist who returned to turkey to clear her name on charges of terrorism has secured the lifting of a travel ban against her husband michel are told and so at cornel appeared before a court in istanbul where they're being tried told it was allowed to leave the country in august having served an eight month prison sent

country is facing threats on multiple fronts and the north it's participating in the fight against boko haram along with eastern border this conflict in neighboring central african republic and its west an english speaking region fighters have been battling the government for independence. the fighting in the western region which started in twenty seventeen has killed hundreds and displaced a quarter of a million people the english speaking fighters who have called themselves. say the elections want to be held in their regions but the government disagrees with the blues or the. security is guaranteed to all citizens of this nation. this is their images military. to prevent this from disturbing this more who committed this was going to serve the president a little most cameroonians are just hopeful the elections remain peaceful regardless of who wins people are going to al-jazeera you know nding. and us in cameroon have been contacting us on a what number past nine seven four five zero one triple one four nine a resident here from by men in the northwest region who says that due to the tent. h

it shocked and saddened at the inhuman killing of a second red cross aid worker held hostage by boko haram how it was one of three females killed during a raid in borno state seven months ago she was killed after her colleagues suffered a similar fate last month and despite pleas for mercy by the red cross it has a policy of refusing to pay ransom to moms. desperate to escape yemen thousands of families have made the dangerous trip across the red sea to djibouti despite hope from escalating escaping the war many are struggling to live having arrived with nothing in to what's already a poor country from djibouti bernard smith has more. in a sparse room in central djibouti we see abdul aziz abdullah and their seven children sit out the war in yemen they're safe but destitute and scarred for life by the horrors they say they've witnessed on the moment we couldn't stay there was a wedding in our village during the celebrations airplanes came in dropped bombs on it forty five people were killed the whole place was demolished in people blown to pieces they couldn't tell who was who people brough

group boko haram now though they face being sent burke was hit more than reports from ottawa. it has taken up on someone how much nearly a year after fleeing to find a job in this shop. he needs to provide for his first of blaine's after his village was attacked and they were all forced to flee to cameroon for safety. but it. came to our village they were looking for young boys like me to join them in the nigeria army accused us of being part of. we were not see so we run and came here. is one of over one hundred thousand nature and refugees who have fled to cameroon more than half of them live in a refugee camp where the u.n. says providing them with water health care and education is a challenge. and over forty thousand are living in host communities in the northern part of cameroon some refugees are trying to rebuild their lives after a haven from nigeria but it's difficult for many cameron's government has been finding refugees that nigeria over the past three years despite something it's not safe to go back home. the u.n. says more than two thousand have been sent back th