they left to escape violence by boko haram in borneo. about 100 live in this rural community trying to rebuild their lives, but they say little help has come from government authorities. cash-strapped local authorities and agencies say it's quite a struggle to keep the displaced in camps and afford them. most depend on the goodwill of those that live here. >> the rate of consumption of u.n. needs are getting more and more on a daily basis. this is why we are saying these sources may not be enough. so far the government is doing its best. >> reporter: five years of violence in the area has changed hundreds of thousands of lives forever. with national and international attention focused on defeating boko haram, there may be faced with a new wave of instability. >>> we're going to check more news from europe now. with go to miriam in london. >>> credit suisse has been handed a massive fine after having pleaded guilty helping u.s. taxpayers file false tax returns. they have to pay more than $2.5 billion in penalties. eight credit suisse empl

what if i said borneo, would that help? probably not. is borneo and this little strip of land are brunei. here now is the absolute monarch of the state of brunei. he's one of the richest men in the world. here he is, the sultan and prime minister since 1967. he's a man who has made billions and billions of dollars with oil and gas exploration. his 1800 room palace is considered the largest private residence and also pretty gaudy as you can see. to be honest with you, brunei really did not feature on the international stage until oil was first found there. they smelled it back in 1926 when they escalated in 1929. the sultan won indians for his country in 1984, and look at what happened three years later, wow, he's suddenly the world's richest man, $40 billion is what he's worth. a bit less now. it's rumored that he loaned cash to allow the egyptian he were al fayad to buy the department stores in 1980s. pop star michael jackson was made $17 million to play at his birthday party. whitney houston was given a blank check and told to fill it

. >>> borneo is disappointed about how the government is dealing with a threat from boko haram. they're behind the kidnapping of more than 200 school girders. the growing frustration with the slow pace of efforts to rescue them. we have the report. >> reporter: he's the senator from borneo state, the epicenter of most of boko haram's attacks in recent years. he says he's unhappy with how the government is handling the crisis. >> i feel disgusted, and i feel very, very bad for a country like nigeria who has a lot of resources, a lot of man hourman and they cannot contain a small group? >> reporter: for the security forces, boko haram has represented new challenging. at times they're outgunned by boko haram fighters, something the senator says shunts be happening begin how well-funded the nigerian army is. >> between 2012 and 2013, we gave them about $1.5 trillion lira. 1.5 trillion translates into to about $10 billion. even if they were given just a quarter of that money, i am sure there wouldn't have been a complaint of lack of equipment to fight. >> reporter: for now boko haram

i take you to the national park in borneo where this video was captured by wildlife photographer davidkins. this orangutan is putting on a shirt. >> put it on the right way. >> almost the right way. i'm thinking this is about to do the walk of shame because it is inside out but facing front like it should. this orangutan isn't done. a pair of wellington boots. >> no. >> what? >> starts to put the boots on. david believes that this orangutan just learned this behavior watching the park rangers putting their clothes on in the morning. >> he's going to put on socks too before he put that boot on. >> the baby is like your know what? i want to try it on too. let me have it. come on, mom, let me try it. >> is it a blanket, snuggie? >> so cute. >> orangutans are very smart, known for their ability to make tools using rocks and sticks. this actually doesn't surprise pe. all it needed was a scarf and it would be set for a shopping excursion. >> the wait is over, everybody. time for us to give away another ipad mini. >> you need a twitter account and it's easy to create one. >> enter on our webs

cases who fought in pockets on both the adults to fifty eight up to five new cases of life type one borneo with what to do on tuesday i'm gonna grind receive the time to put it right is the best and not destabilize muslims. i want a number of attacks targeting political campaigns. i'm in sweatpants why was our commitments not isolation demands and instead all stupid i'm not a member of the docking political dynasties actively campaigning for download on key. despite these de facto prime ministerial candidates the divestment of caution a small investor folks. you don't see into the county budget has no the success in kodiak in the making. she's been good to offer from a convenience to blend into india's leading kenyan prime minister and didn't and don't open gets faster and it's done. tpm has never contested an election. she confessed to working and it seems campaigning hard for monday's sonia gandhi at the end of the genre gandhi. i am. but the being in any of it. he needed it. each chose not to grin and she was just to see independence to recruit new team. that is running. she makes. inst

and five days later fighters believe to be from boko haram killed 300 people in a village borneo state. we're joined now on skype from london, good to have you with us. so the french president is subscribing boko haram as having links with al-qaeda. they are described as west africa's al-qaeda. are you familiar with that description? >> clearly we've known for some time that boko haram has been getting support from al-qaeda through training and mentoring, and this has been confirmed by the french. they sent the signal throughout the world that this is not just a regional problem but a global problem. but i think this sets the tone ultimately for the al-qaeda especially t if it does have the capacity to shift movement from either iraq and afghanistan as we've seen them using that directly to face the west, and if nigeria has become that stomping grouped that would become a nightmare situation for all nigerians. >> african leaders say they will ban together to wage total war, as they call it, on boko haram, they're talking about sharing intelligence, pooling resources, why haven't they d

know that boko haram fighters were willing to move in the direction outside of the main capitol of borneo state, and they were able to push back the fighters. one official tells us that they believe there were boko haram fighters were killed, and the police have yet to confirm the reports. the vigilanty groups have been stepping up their activity on the ground after the brazen abduction of more than 270 girls by boko haram fighters which brought tension and pressure. separately the senate has not yet discussed the request by the president to extend the state of emergency. they have postponed the discussion and said they will summon for a wider discussion before they make a decision on extending the state of emergency as requested by president jonathan. >> ukrainian leaders met today to discuss an european back plan to end the crisis. officials took place of the parts in kiev but pro russian separatists who declared independence from the east who not invited. a top u.s. diplomat said sanctions against russia are starting to bite. >>> firefighters in southern california are fighting fires i

this is borneo, a giant island and on the northern tip two tiny slips of land, and that is brunei. if you look at the country has a flag like this and three-quarters of the people who live there are muslims, and it used to be a malaysian state. the rest are chinese and indigenous people. here is the absolute monarch of brunei. he has been that way since 1967. he has made billions and billions of dollars in oil and gas exploration. his 1800 room palace is considered to be the world's largest residents. it's pretty gaudy. to be honest brunei did not figure on the international stage until oil was first found there in 1926. now the sultan won independence for his country in 1984, and then in 1987 look what happened to him, he became the world's richest man, $40 billion rich. the rumored that he used his wealth to fund arms deals. now if you think it's been good up until now, wait until you hear this bit. pop star michael jackson was paying $17 million to play at the sultan's 50th birthday party. when britney houston was flown in, she was given a blank check, and was told to write in w

my face and with her left hand she flipped my hair and she told me i looked like the wild man of borneodon't have to have the military haircut at all times to be a patriot. to be treated like that and told that, i was stunned and flabbergast flabbergasted. >> he's strong. to feel so defeated to want to beat your cancer and then the cancer gets you because the va, the country that he served, let him down. >> that's right. >> i can't afford to have tony die on me. i just can't, and i just want them to get things right and make sure that they take good care of him. >> the thing that really gets me is they will say to you to your face that it's an honor to serve you when they don't even treat you well. >> yhe felt betrayed and now he'll never get to hold his sixth grand child. mel is gone and he was looking forward to that. >> earlier this week, ainsley told us about joe darling and her husband dan. he was a vietnam war vet who broke his back back in december. and the window was closing for her husband's back to get fixed and she couldn't get an appointment with the va. joe contacted our pr

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there, just a hundred kilometers from where we were staying in another town called the capital of borneole were killed. until you get there, because it's so difficult to get that news out, you don't realize how free boko haram's reign is in the northeastern part of nigeria. difficult to say what the near misses are but seeing that reality of the people on those roads and that deep, deep scrub, you understand why that area's so insecure and why it's so difficult to find those guairl, randi. >> did you see their prominence and their power in that area? >> absolutely. we saw villages, we saw burned-out cars, even some police stations and army command points. you could see the evidence of recent attacks in burning marks they were trying to paint over. it's very much an ever-present reality for people's lives out there. also important to remind people that, yes, this is a very remote part of nigeria. but it's africa's largest economy. abuja just hosted the world economic forum. this disparity is extraordinary that some people could be living in this booming, burgeoning growing middle class af

another eight girls we have learned have been kidnapped from nigeria's borneo state. they're calling for the government to do more to rescue more than 200 other girls abducted over three weeks ago. john kerry just said that about russia and warnings about the conflict in ukraine. the international community decided to calm down the situation. ukraine's government says it's ready to support new talks with russia, but moscow must first support elections. >>> sade rab says it has uncovered a terrorist network in the country which planned to assassinate officials and foreign targets. the government spokesperson said that 59 saudis and several foreigners have been arrested and they have uncovered a bomb-making facility. >>> our forecast figures for the global economy is going to shrink or, in fact, get better have been revised down for this year. the 3.4% is not doing as well as many thought. the outlook for the u.s. is slightly better after that long intro. back to felicity, and we'll have some more if there's nothing more to say. >> plenty more to add but the oecd releas

keep it to borneo states with it and there and quote the first lady of times emotional. no late night session with representatives of the cheese off the tops the eye. i do that idea. the idea. johnny the audience oahu. the id crowd. he added yes i had a. the huge menu. you know this is one who most need them his students it is going to roll. hayden is also the berries the following morning as well as rich and famous. that there was no hope for a sitcom. this keeps the court last week to discuss this issue the first meeting off for most it doesn't why people go when one of states. i was lost according to the prestigious post of the mother of these girls were kidnapped because they can stick in the form of state. at first it seems i am to grumble that you are the more you show called to the street to do with us apparently the first legal form of state did not attend the meet. so i'm not really up to today's devotional art books. but i think. the show we we we have a long time now is how the government has been poured into such operations. in the kitchen and two. we are ask

a villager in borneo state where the first kidnappings took place 22 days ago tells cnn that gunman raided several homes late sunday, making off with money, livestock and eight girls who were aged between 12 and 15 years. my cnn colleague isha sesay is following these developments. what's the latest on the fate of these late eight girls who have been taken? >> ashleigh, good to talk to you. we have no word on what going on right now in attempts to find these eight girls. almost too much to bear, to think that having seen that video just a couple hours ago, the video of the boko haram leader, talking about what he intended to do to the previous batch of girls he took some three weeks ago, that boko haram has struck again, taking eight girls. these girls younger, between the ages of 12 and 15. as you said, those boko haram militants storming this village in northeastern nigeria, making off with these girls late sunday into monday. and one can only imagine the sheer fear, the terror, the heart break that these new families are now enduring. also, with the very fact that the government in nige

and all the boy pulled off without hurting themselves or someone else but shower on broadway borneo lote of ended a lot worse. police drove the boy surprise and frustrate grandfathered the scene and all seemed like a tall tale. but that sound quickly sectors and reality as they headed home. officers determined the boy took the grandfather and left the doctor's waiting room after an argument with a younger sibling. for surely no one was injured or charges will be filed. coming up a 545 will hear from teenager facing life in prison over on nonviolent crime had a good do with marijuana brownies trade are the charges have based. a dramatic video waadt wildfire as a quickly spreads. >> : stocks closed higher following an and urging report on chinese manufacturing and improving earnings from several u.s. retailers best buy dollar tree and a branch rose after the results did these the closing numbers for thursday. safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week, get a taste