but it can possibly be boko haram because for over 3—4 years there are strong indications that boko haram camps in the forests in that area. ., , area. i am interested in something _ area. i am interested in something you - area. i am interested in something you said - area. i am interested in| something you said with area. i am interested in - something you said with regards to them taking women and children, appearing to be quite leisurely about how they went about this, looting shops, making tea and so on. what do you think that tells us? in terms of _ you think that tells us? i�*i terms of increasingly nigerian authorities are failing, squealing failing to live up to their responsibility to protect their responsibility to protect the people and ensure that every stress within that night during borders are secure and protected. these people feel that they are so relaxed, so at home, so free because they believe that nothing will happen to them, they always begin and finish their operations without anybody intervening. theyjust begin and end quite sure that nobody will come to stop them

with this new precedent, senior representatives of isis, boko haram that will sit among us. this will be fitting for the new moral standard being set today. giving the right of a state to an entity that is already partially controlled by terrorists and will be replaced by a force of child murdering hamas rapists. unbelievable. truly unbelievable. what you are carrying out today is reminiscent of how the powers of europe capitulated to hitler in the munich agreement. the u.n. is targeting the law-abiding democracy of israel while appeasing the nazi jihadist forces of hamas and iran. and churchill's remarks then on the choice of cowardice and appeasement in the face of murderous dictators are relevant to your vote today. because today, you have a choice between weakness, shame, and fighting a war against terror. and sadly, you will choose weakness. you will receive in return not only shane, but more in the future as well. colleagues, today another travesty is being committed here. by the general assembly. an unforgivable act. the destruction of the united nations charter. the

fighters suspected to be part of the group boko haram reportedly carried out the attack in niger stateeen an increase in similar attacks in recent months. it's estimated more than 500 people have been kidnapped by armed groups in north—central nigeria this year. 0ur africa correspondent simi jolaoso reports from lagos. it was mainly women and children that were taken from this remote village in niger state called kuchi. those who are left are terrified — one resident told me people are hiding in bushes, especially after some of the raters returned on sunday night. now i spoke to the niger state commissionerfor spoke to the niger state commissioner for homeland security — he first of all disputed that number, saying it's not necessarily up to 160 people that were taken, some people that were taken, some people might be missing after running away amidst the chaos. he also told me about a multi plan to try and combat any further attacks — he said this plane would comprise of military operations that would block kidnappers from being able to enter or escape these villages. however, critics

, the terrorist boko haram, the terrorist organisation. there's no question that every thing that was handled in that visit was done . so with visit was done. so with obviously security, all right. >> well, michael, nigeria looked after the couple very nicely . after the couple very nicely. >> good afternoon. good afternoon. tom, i don't i hesitate to use the word paranoia because it has a precise, clinical meaning, but prince harry seems to be entertaining extreme fears about the safety of himself and his family . now, maybe that is to do family. now, maybe that is to do with the fact that, very unwisely , he disclosed in his unwisely, he disclosed in his autobiography, ghost, written spare that he had as a commander of an apache attack helicopter personally killed , 25 taliban, personally killed, 25 taliban, which i said at the time on this very program, painted a target on his back . now, what happened on his back. now, what happened in 2020 when he and meghan, did parted hurriedly, scooted to canada with the baby prince archie strapped

i mean, remember about ten years ago, boko haram stole 300 schoolchildren in nigeria, bring back our girl and everyone bring back our girls everywhere. >> where has been the celebrity response? the hollywood response, the decent people response, the any reasonable person responsive, bring back the jewish children. where is it well it's not a colon here's a bulletin from academia. >> yes, columbia in new york city announced monday, they're canceling their graduation. usc also canceled commencement here in los angeles emory university in atlanta, changing the location of its ceremony internet, i guess it's dangerous i mean, what can i tell you these kids are such drama queens i mean, the student editors at the columbia law review said that were the ones who agitated for canceling the finals. they said because the violence of the police clearing, it wasn't violent left them it irrevocably shaken even if you were this fragile, would you say it out loud you would today i would because we live in a culture where if you can portray yourself as the victim and as the person has been taken adv

us live from johannesburg we'll turn people are dead and at least 160 missing after a suspected boko haramaid on a village in nigeria. a local official tells cnn around 300 gunmen arrived in kuchi village around five, 30 friday afternoon and left at 4:00 a.m. on saturday. during that time, they made fires for warmth, cooked food, and made tea. amnesty international is condemning nigerian authorities for what it calls an utter failure to protect lives. the area has faced recurring kidnappings for ransom in recent years time for a short break when we come back coping with the pressures of society by dropping out school finances, crowds, all contributing factors how researchers are battling the phenomenon we're trying to save the planet was nuggets because we need the planet and we also need nuggets impossible we're saving the meat problem with more. >> you will never smell better everywhere, like you will with looming. it's so easy to use just a pea sized amount like this, rubs in like a lotion controls odor for three days on pitts feet privates, anywhere you have odor, but wish you didn't.

we've seen that again and again and again as we've gone after al qaeda and boko haram and more recently islamic state. what you can do is take away their means of attack. you can degrade them and reduce them. i think the operations here are designed to do so. as i mentioned a moment ago, chris, decommissioning this complex web of 400 miles of tunnels underneath gaza, which is only 25 miles by 5 miles, 400 miles of tunnels, that's got to be job one here. job two alongside it is to continue to execute a plan that permits taking care of the civilians but even as you are conducting the war fighting that general mccaffrey spoke about just a moment ago, that is going to continue once the cease-fire is over. raf correctly pointed out, we don't know what is in this agreement yet that israel might disagree with. he pointed to the idea that israel would want only a pause. hamas would want a path at least to a complete cease-fire. the other thing we don't know is governance. will israel keep forces inside gaza? that's been a significant sticking point. i think over time you're going to see the isr

today my husband sits in a notorious prison, a place that has held terrorists from the islamic and boko haram. ironically, tigran spend more than a decade as a special agent for the u.s. internal revenue service investigate issues of national security, terrorist financing, identity theft, evasion, and more he is deeply committed to doing the right thing and has dedicated his life to doing so. to see my husband who is vice nature a person of good will and strong moral character be used as a bargaining chip by the nigerian government is devastated. the united states cannot afford to remain passive while its once citizen suffers tremendously in the name of geopolitical gamesmanship. tigran has served his country with distinction. i am asking you now to to repay this service. i have invested nearly every evan, conducting the facilities, the department of state, even the nigerian government. i have called more people in the last two months than i have in my entire life. i am trying my best to push the right right buttons and pull the right levers so that we can correct this injustice. my husband i

almost certainly they'll see some of those poor children, those poor girls who are abducted by boko haramcouple of years ago and went through a terrible ordeal . so that's the situation. ordeal. so that's the situation. it will be an interesting week because while prince harry is here at saint paul's cathedral, two miles away at buckingham palace, the king will be hosting a garden party when i'm sure he'll be saying thank you to a lot of people who made the coronation, which, the first anniversary is tomorrow, monday , anniversary is tomorrow, monday, thanking them for all their work. and there we see the king and the queen doing what they do best, and leading the country and the king looking so very relaxed and so very happy. and those moving scenes at a cancer care centre at university college hospital in london, mixing with people who are going through what he is and doing , through what he is and doing, what they do so well, relating to people , and showing to people, and showing leadership. what is courage but grace under pressure. somebody said, and i think that's about right. >> ye

nigerian government is engagedin the nigerian government is engaged in a very brutal war against boko haramst successful. what we were discussing earlier, it felt almost presidential , rather felt almost presidential, rather than royal because of course they are not working royals , they are not working royals, just the most fabulous pr for them both in the sense that it was the first time they've done this. >> i was since briefly being in jamaica. and remember, that was quite controversial too, because , jamaica is moving towards a republic, but it has to have a referendum first. so that was a for a film premiere. but this was a three day visit. and yes, it was very much in the way you can say royal or presidential mode and the way the individual events were chosen. and of course, there was one where meghan, you know, she's a great feminist. she's talking about women achieving their full potential. should remember that, it's queen camilla. of course , it's queen camilla. of course, who champions, who championing against, domestic abuse and violence. it's the duchess of edinburgh who goes t

we have multinational joint task force that has successfully degraded boko haram in the north region.s certainly a rivalry there on the continent of africa, we're seeing russia and china both try to move in and gain more influence there both can economically and militarily, how are you seeing that happening from your vantage point? >> yes, of course, we're very weary of africa becoming the ground for confrontations, there's been a change from bipolar world to a multipolar world and this tends to attract confrontations by great powers. our outlook is strategic autoknowmy, we get along with everyone. we also of course have a history of nonalignment, but we are democratic. we have had several successful elections since 1999. and we don't want to see any private military companies or mercenaries on our continent. nigeria successfully tackled the insecurities and conflicts sierra leone and now we're doing it with the joint task force along with niger, cameroon, with chad. and we feel that's a way forward. we would rather have solutions that are supported by countries like america that have