oh come on that issue is the proof will be in cameroon. there's two things that could provoke civil war to the hospital closing the breweries or legalizing homosexuality the norm and if that happens the machete to come out much that those animals at night whatever kind don't belong to use the phone tomorrow washington to do was see through. no he walks through her neighborhood she screeched. no he was born in frankie to me. she does her best to avoid drawing attention to herself. my family rejected me. seeing the transvestites were welcome. go do that somewhere else. it's not my fault nature made me this way he'll be around to see it every chance and offer her shelter that was her grandmother. woot. i met them and she's never seen me like this because she's been blind for twenty years. she hasn't seen me she's just heard about me. how'd you feel about the last picture is that it does make you happy or sad. you know. i know my child. tuesday she says the time her son and she will reject him but i have to leave because their death threats ag

cause i get into cameroon were our team found. it's more than the locals who have a stake in this fight. talk about christian conservatives from the us and elsewhere been weighing in. sometimes deadly consequences for the victims of hate crimes. the backdrop to a whole continent were once traditional societies find themselves in the throes of dizzying change today in the polls and get to be africa's anti gay backlash with this talk about what the reporters. the film that story because it gets remark from ours. also joining us later cameron's communications minister be such a room of a car a few of the journey of family owns a nigerian activist joseph a quarrel is with us welcome back to the show and set welcome to journalists and gay rights activist come to a muffin tin. thank you for being with us the fall spring kit today. we can join the conversation on facebook and twitter are stacked as two for today. as promised was taken out to cameron for the story filed by mark herman and easy on both down for reporters' calls and depth i

he was kidnapped last november by militants in cameroon.he was then taken across the border to nigeria. boko haram claimed responsibility for his abduction. they say they released the priest on compassionate grounds. down on french soil early wednesday -- touching down on french soil early wednesday, home safe at last. a catholic priest was greeted by president francois hollande -- the catholic priest was greeted by president francois hollande before being reunited with loved ones. speaking of his days in captivity, he said people should being held.se still >> it is nothing in comparison to other hostages who were held longer and those who are still being held. i spare a thought for those who are still hostages and i also realize what others went through. >> france's leader paid tribute to the 42-year-old. >> i want to salute the bravery, the clearheadedness, and the self-sacrifice that father georges, who will tell you himself -- that he had to stay faithful to his beliefs and his religion in order to survive his capture. express, in the n

father georges vandenbeusch was kidnapped by islamic militants in cameroon. also coming up for you, in this bulletin, happy 2014. we will take a closer look at celebrations that rang in the new year around the world. we will start the return of paris of the french priest georges vandenbeusch, released tuesday after being held hostage for seven weeks. haram.mic group boko he was kidnapped in cameroon before being taken to the jury. the group says father georges was freed on compassionate grounds, insisting no ransom was paid. an inside source says boko haram decided to release the priest after he offered medical service to some of the group's members during his time in captivity. father georges arrived in paris early this morning when he was welcomed by french president francois hollande. >> since my release i found about all the people who reached out to me, the communities he prayed for me and thought of me. the days in captivity seem terribly long, but at the same time, it is nothing in comparison to other costs -- hostages held for longer and those still b

father georges vandenbeusch was kidnapped by islamic militants in cameroon. also coming up for you, in this bulletin, happy 2014. we will take a closer look at celebrations that rang in the new year around the world. we will start the return of paris of the french priest georges vandenbeusch, released tuesday after being held hostage for seven weeks. haramamic group boko

towards the end and this was kidnapped in november fourteen in the town of kicks you in northern cameroon. dear and fifteen gunmen burst into his compound and raccoons deer flies towards their motorcycles his suitcase was then found under a teenage area. his kidnapping was later claimed in a series comics expo call her mom. you can vary the group rejected a french family of setting the scene region. here released two months later. in an online statement also don't think among others cameron's president. i want to find clues to where we'll end this before its release especially become a reunion and ninety area needles are a tease. foreign minister know that he says on his way to cameron's capital and a long day. to bring the stand in this home. the south sudanese government and rebels loyal to former vice president ray much time and agreed to discuss a cease fire. that's according to east african media he says. he's told to keep the stasi in ethiopia on to more than two weeks of violence in which at least a thousand people have been killed. add the ice taking the cash can pee in that form

african soldiers from cameroon appeared. [ sirens ] >> they eventually moved into the crowd. it's a lawless situation, yet we are in the middle of the capital bangui. under these circumstances the african and french peacekeepers are struggling to keep a lid on the sectarian hatred which is bub lining up. this time the crimes are caught on camera. similar killings are happening on a daily basis. not just here in bangui, but across the country. >> let's cross to jackie rowland in brussels. e.u. ministers are debating on whether to send troops, and how many to send. what are you hearing about that? >> yes, it seems as though we are going to have an announcement on monday on the formation of an e.u. force to send to the central african republic to help the french troops and also the west african peacekeeping forces on the ground. there's a question about how many troops, a few hundred up to a maximum of a thousands, and which countries contribute to estonia. it's believed to have offered a few dozens force, poland, the chubb lick, belgium and spain could be contributing. it's tho

of bangui, you find the shops are opening slowly on the main supply route between the border of cameroon and bangui. it is flowing normally. it's not the best. we are hoping for the best to come. i'm confident with what we are doing. >> meanwhile, right next to the runway, this boy and his sisters reach their shelter. they lost their father. their mother is looking for food. they don't go to school. prudence would love to go home, if only the shooting stops. for now this is where they'll sleep. this is their home. >> meanwhile the pakistani taliban killed a police officer in the southern city of karachi. he had faced threats for taking a tough stance on taliban fighters. he has this report. >> this is all that remains of a convoy carrying one of the pakistan's well-known police officers. he was killed when the car was ripped apart from the port city. he died after holding a news conference announcing the death of fighters. it was the ninth attempt on his life. from what we can see, the attack came from the left side. it was probably a suicide attack, and the vehicle was hit close on the

one hundredth time getting away and i think the doors as well as a favorite of the fold for the cameroon striker being so great to see what he sees them. i kid you not to do but without any pics right to appoint gritty and raw. see if she can reach that goal was to watch for cultivation but it ran away with a free one victory. the tiny tummy of the troubles continued to play the boys to men knowing with these three points chelsea statement that today i set off will remain in to something council an old cinema and topping it. manuel pena grey hunters to safety to peek out at mile one point off the pace. second if it were any normal. let's move to the netherlands now at almost eight months when to break the spirit of this he returns to action and it's a new year. the sun came from and the top of a neck and neck race between high and the history on heaven nothing can stop them and all that keen on each end and i am. take notes for the last minute winner to hand it to sell them if they can see what awaits on the pieces bought on saturday. christina storming from chelsea took less than three

you ought to read them and to the hoop or emotion as the court also tightened its camp in northern cameroon this mean that night and it is plummeting to my spd piece does he know that. the summer capital of the cia's been experiencing incessant snow fort down into a white bed this is my day on the go to someone's lying to a sniffle in the guise of all knowledge of the div is the hat was made the bodega. the mighty opposite kitchen only to the bodega a chief russell mcgrady hit the city and whether the act i uploaded it into the attack. we are a bit funny but then on wednesday cut their water because that would give the act i aa teams one or two scenes across the bullet and get focused on clean white sheet of snow this is gonna take a minute i became a cavity the condition could end up not just the windscreen which is on. but still coughing more spot if it's more to the brutal and your life was disrupted. the theme this week on nine patches with not much was the stupidest thing down two minus thirteen be the sexiest of the cities of foxton in the clinical coffee morning cooper creek market t

seven weeks by the islamic militant group vocal from the priest was kidnapped at his parents in cameroon before being taken into neighboring ninety area he was welcomed on his driver here in paris by french president francois don't. he made us all to do since my release i've been finding out about all the people he reached out to me. all the communities he prayed for me. north sydney those days in captivity seems terribly long. the same time that's nothing in comparison to other prostitutes who are held for longer. and it was still being held. it's a tendency in perspective for me the key nice pair of torque from as he was still hostages miles every guys put out its wintering on the statistical became. so she said to watch i want to salute the bravery that it's clear headedness and self sacrifice their father george. you will tell you himself as he had to stay faithful to his beliefs and his religion. today in order to survive his capture human toll of the dog away. and it'll show. you won't want to george. we can see by the georgians from the faith and ten ha when don't i don't know how

there is a lot of disillusionment and concern across the region, countries like chad, cameroon, seeing their nationals fleeing for safety, returning home. so you know, there is. >> there you are in bangui. what about the fighting and unrest across central african republic. what reports are you getting right now? >> reporter: just arriving in the city is an extraordinary experience, let me tell you. an international flight from air france still comes once a week, but the runway has to be cleared. there are tens of thousands of peoplpeople encroaching on the e of it who have been displaced by the violence in the capitol city and they're afraid to return home. they have to be marshal in out of contact for a plane to come in. despite the rumors, everybody seem superficially quite calm. you see people are calm, they return to their home to see if possessions are okay, maybe even show up at office where is they're employed, but come nightfall the curfew comes in, and everybody scurries to safety, as it were, and the sight of recent days have been days of calm and nights of terror and night s

. >> african soldiers from cameroon appeared. >> they echly moved into the -- eventually moved into the crowd. it's a lawless situation, yet we are in the middle of the capital bangui. under these circumstances the african and french peacekeepers are struggling to keep a lid on the sectarian hatred which is bubbling up. >> this time the crimes were caught on camera. similar killings are happening on a daily basis, not just here in bangui, but across the country. >> a difficult story to tell, and difficult to watch. still ahead - sports in a moment. first, using 400 pounds of dynamite to take down a building. volgogr volgograd >> welcome back. we are here with john henry smith talking about the big, big, big sports week. finally we'll know who is going to the super bowl. the season is almost over, coming to a rousing finish. the championship game is underway. currently the broncos lead the patriots by 13-3. after the game, the nsc championship game begins, with a couple of bitter divisional rivals. two teams featuring quarterbacks with a lot of bounce. jessica taff bounced to seattle and

african soldiers from cameroon also appeared. they ex-ly moved into the crowd. >> it's a lawless situation here, yet we are right in the middle of the capital bangui. under these circumstances the african and the french peacekeepers are struggling to keep a lid on the sectarian hatred which is bubbling up. this time the crimes were caught on camera. similar killings are happening on a daily basis, and not just here in bangui, but across the country. >> a hard story to tell and watch. he kept it secret for almost two decades. best selling author did not want the public to know an american novelist was suffering from parkinson's disease. this week the secret is out on "talk to al jazeera". >> so tell me about what is in your head now, and how it's working. how is it functioning as we speak? >> it's like a pacemaker here, with wires going up to my head and through the skull. deep into the brain. into part of it which is producing dopamine. and it sends a regular signal. here is where my weak spot is. i always was bad at maths. i was

african coldiers from cameroon also appeared. they eventually moved into the crowd. >> it's a lawless situation here, and yet we are right in the middle of the capital bangui. under these circumstances the african and the french peacekeepers are struggling to keep a lid on the seg tarian hate -- sectarian head red which is bubbling up. >> this time the crimes were caught on camera. similar killings are happening on a daily basis - not just here in bangui, but across the country. >> well 30 million people, according to human rights groups are saves right now. tonight you will meet a photographer who travelled the world capturing images of people in bondages >> these are the faces of modern-day slaves forced to work without pay. they work in goldmines, kilns in nepal, silk dying houses in india. 16 hours a day, no rest for food, water or bath room breaks. this child worked as a slave in a fishing village. his parents sent him away on the promise of education. instead he was sold as a slave. acclaimed humanitarian photographer lisa

libya now says they are releasing an american and a cameroon national arrested earlier this week at benus. the ministry would not say why the two were being held. >> former racing legend michael schumacher is in critical condition but now stable in france after a skiing accident. his manager is saying his family plans to turn over the camera he wore on his helmet to investigators. he's been in a medically induced coma since that accident. >>> we're learning new details on the death of "fast and furious" star paul walker. a coroner's report confirming the actor and his friend were traveling more than 100 miles an hour when their car hit a tree and light pole before bursting into flames. drugs and alcohol were not a factor. >> tragic story. >>> it's going to be tough at the beginning of the year for those going to their doctors and keeping an eye for you on the rollout of obama care and some new troubles for the health care law. a group of nuns from the little sisters of the poor are in a legal battle with the obama administration over the law's contraceptive mandate. the nuns are in char

his mother is french and father from cameroon. he played in the mid 1990s.n his show he made a lot of anti-racist commands and in local collection on an anti-racist platform. in the space of 20 years, you have - yes, 20 years, you have a shift from anti-racism to deep staunch anti-sem ittism. it's representative of a transformation of french public opinion and opening up of censorship over racism. >> i find it interesting. earlier on he had a rationalized humour. he did his performances based on a race-based humour. when he switched to things perceived as anti-semitic the country experiences uproar. why was the uproar there in the second part of the career, not the first part? >> it ceased to be funny. >> it ceased to be funny. >> yes. in the 1990s he was going a show with another man, a jewish man. they were in the show together for years and were well-known as a couple. >> thank you so much. french and history professor at columbia university, thank you for joining us this morning. >> and yankees slugger alex rodriguez seems undaunted by his latest setback

they say they're stuck at the border with neighboring cameroon, the drivers refusing to cross becausewill be targets. the u.n. is considering airlifting the food. there's a new president taking charge of the country. she is seen as a ray of hope. she, in the midst of a bleak humanitarian crisis. >> outside the national assembly, everyone was listening. everyone wanted to know who will be the new president. they want the somebody they can respect, someone whose authority does not only come from the barrel of a gun. inside, they were voting. the process was slow, painstaking. the members wanted to show that in this broken country, something could be done right. then the announcement, and victory for the lady in pink, catherine panza, the mayor is styling herself as the mother of the nation, and this was her message to the rival christian and muslim militias. >> i launch a strong appeal to my children, sane signal by putting down your guns and to my children who are in the movement, also put down your guns. >> her speech was well received, perhaps especially by women. until now, the most