yet, david, boko haram is still a menace in that area.t will continue to stalk those people, won't it? >> that's right. throughout the region, it's still operating. it's not a fight that's over. you have had a lot of successes from this multinational force backed by the u.s. and other international actors moving in on the ground and in the air to stamp out the threat of boko haram. even if they manage to win that fight in the foreseeable future, what's left? you have a region that's been destabilized by this terror group. farmers implanted their seeds for several seasons, meaning people are food insecure. you have a portion of the country that in the past has been pushing for kind of isis-like caliphate and again, they created that in some level, boko haram did. the fallout of this whole -- will last for years and years and offer the worst effect for the women and children who have been killed, raped and abducted in the thousands, not just the case of the chibok girls. all throughout the surrounding parts of neighboring countries. >> am 7

no boko haram fighters were released in exchange. more on this story as we get .ore conferenc the syrian refugee accused of planning a bomb attack in germany has committed suicide. he was arrested earlier this week after other syrian migrants caught him and turn to men. -- turned him in. >> the suspected bomber leaving the detention center in a casket. a hunger strike and was able to kill himself in his cell despite the placed under round-the-clock surveillance. the police have yet to confirm how he managed to commit suicide. the gegerman news agency sayayse hanged himself. was grantedwho asylum last year was being held on suspicion of planning and extremist bomb attack on a beberlin airpoport. authorities were already facing criticism after the 22-year-old eluded police. they have been watching him for months as they prepared a raid on his apartment on saturday. security services found 1.5 kilos of homemade explosive in his flat. after two days on the run he was caught on monday after three fellow syrians tied him up and alerted pol

the extent of their suffering at that time at the hands of their boko haram kidnappers is evident. even as the details are not. ,> all of these many months waiting, that one day years later -- we are very happy to see them. the 21 women were released at dawn on thursday, placed in the custody of state services. the government said they will be cared for by doctors and trauma experts and will soon be reunited with her parents. a local military source claimed four boko haram leaders were released from prison in a swap, but the government denies any exchange was taking place. that they were -- that the release was the result of painstakining negotiations betwn the red cross and the government. >> there was absolutely no exchange of any kind. >> negotiations last year came to a halt when a boko haram demanded a ransom of just under 5 billion euros. it is not clear if any payment was made this time. the president, who has been criticized for the delay in finding the girls, promised efforts would continue to find the 197 who remain missing, some of whom are now believed dead. know, we wi

i'm very sad because she's not in a good mood and she lost weight. >> boko haram targets girls because it rejects secular education. the girls they kidnap are often forced to marry the group's members or carry out suicide bombings. the yakubu family are happy to know from the video that their daughter is still alive but she was not among the 21 girls that are freed. along with 200 other abductees, she remains missing. >> she was so precious to me that she means the whole world to me. i don't want her to die in the hands of the terrorists. i want her to come back to me. >> the school girls' ms abductionade heaines aund theworld. but thousan of oer girls a womenave als been ized. and even i they do escape, life is still harsh for them. this-year-old girl was rescdn may by governmen troops she was kidnappedwoears ago inoko ham raid on her home. herrother wer klednd h rents' wherboutsre unknown. she was mared off to one of the militants and had a child with him. >> translator: i gave birth to a girl. >> how old is she now? >> she died when she was two weeks old. >> to make things worse, sh

some are believed to still be in the hands of boko haram. negotiations continue. >>> japan's rocket blasted off early this morning carrying two astronauts towards a new chinese space station. they plan on staying aboard the new heavenly place 2 space laboratory and act correspond correspondents. this is a small step for china as it works to continuously ramp up its space program. >>> and check out this dramatic new footage of brave floridians rescuing a man after a fiery crash. well, the car you can see burst into flames, but luckily for the driver, still inside, several bistanders and two police the driver out of the wreckage and they made a human chain and were able to pull everyone back up to safety. the driver was taken on the hospital with only minor injuries. amazing to see that video with everybody coming together. >>> just ahead, north korea continues testing missiles as they threaten the united states saying they're prepared to use nuclear weapons first. >>> but now meteorologist bill karins with >> 80s from new york back to texas.

over 200 schoolgirls placed at s from thef extremist boko haram terror group. now, some have been freed with help from the red cross. >> today, we handed 21 of the girls to the nigerian government, acting as a neutral intermediary. anonymous sources say they may have been swapped for four boko haram jihadist fighters, though authorities deny the allegations. there have been numerous attempts to retrieve them. one was found in a northern forest along with her child. bring back our " girls" gained worldwide attention. it is thought some of the girls could have been forcibly married off to militants while others may have died in air raids targeting the group. host: next, the u.s. hits back in yemen, launching cruise missile strikes on three sites controlled by houthi rebels. the rebels have denied any involvement in an attack on american warships at sea. destroyerthe u.s. launches cruise missiles. pentagon says they used the radars to attack u.s. ships off yemen, something washington will not accept. >> these limited self defense strikes were conducted to protect

they were released last week by boko haram militants. but it took them several weeks to reach them from a remote it's not clear how the release was negotiated. nigerian authorities are denying captured militants were released in exchange for the girls. 197 of the 276 students kidnapped in april of 2014 are believed to still be in the hands of boko haram. negotiations continue for their release. >> china pafs's rocket blasted off carrying astronauts to a new chinese space station. they plan to stay on the space during that time, they'll conduct a variety of experiments and act as special kraunlts for the chinese state media organization. this launch is a small step for china as it continued to rapidly develop its space program's scientific, commercial, and military capabilities. >> look at this dramatic new footage of brave floridians rescuing a man after a fiery crash. two cars collided and one toppled over a steep embankment. luckily for the driver who was still inside, several people standing by and two police officers climbed all the

they say the girls were freed after negotiations with boko haram. nofar, there's been independent confirmation of the release. releasingities deny four boko haram prisoners in return for the girls. asked france to delay the closure of the calais migrant camp known as the jungle. it argues that the authorities relocateet ready to the refugees. francois hollande wants to close 9,000mp and move around migrants who live there to reception centers around the country. is expected in two day's time. hasu.s. presidential race taken another dive into the gutter after new allegations against donald trump. the republican nominee shot back, calling the claims outright lies. but first lady michelle obama didn't hold back in her criticism. hean emotional speech, accused mr. trump of sexually predatory behavior. reporter: this woman talking to the new york times, recounts how a flight and moved to first class. she found herself sitting next to donald trump. was like an octopus. it was like he had six arms. he was all over the place. putting his hand up my skirt, t

boko haram released them on thursday. joins us live and i can only imagine what their families are going through still waiting for them. of course, the release is not without controversy. >> reporter: will, that's right. paula. there are still questions being asked of how exactly the negotiators secured the release of these 21 girls. the news of today of course, is that some of the families have arrived here at the capital and will be reunited soon with their loved ones after 900 days. they were searching, wondering what had happened to their girls that in captivity became women held by the isis affiliated boko haram deep in the forest and other areas in the conflict ridden northeast. that reunion will surely be a joy for the families, but still many others wondering what negotiations going forward will do and whether they can secure more girls. we learned from a source close to the negotiations that 83 girls are being discussed to try to get them out of the clutches of boko haram which begs the question, where are the mo

that's the territory where government forces have been fighting boko haram for years.ght in the middle: as many as three million nigerians, who, aid groups say, are in danger of starving. it is also where those chibok girls were kidnapped in 2014. "washington post" correspondent kevin sieff just completed a reporting trip there, and joins us from nairobi, kenya. kevin, you write this morning in the post about this growing humanitarian crisis, this famine. howe widespread is it? >> we're talking about the population of more than 3 million, probably closer to 4 million. 2 million are entirely inaccessible. you have humanitarian actors who just ward to work in this place called northern borno state, but even so, there are 2 million people who are in villages and cities where boko haram still operates with impunity, so humanitarian actors can't deliver food and medicine to 2 million people. the other basically million and a half, have just gotten access to them, so there are food deliveries but not enough food and medicine, so you're seeing massive rates of mall nutrition,

the city finally feel safe again with no more attacks by the terrorist group boko haram. may our children go into the world with positive thoughts. that is also how all this former hostages feel. they were rescued by the military. now they are allowed to return home. but it catches -- catastrophic economic situation awaits them. >> countries like america and england and germany and france. we are partners in progress. they have to help the federal government in this situation. >> the threat prompted about 2 million people to flee their homes. many ends up here. it is still too dangerous for them to return to their villages. in this clinic, unicef gives assistance to children. we can treat them medically but we need more support from that. they have no milk and they have no food. the government does not have enough food for the people in the camps. they have to fend for themselves. at home the threat made it to dangerous. >> we need peace but we also need support. peace and prosperity are still a long way off for people. >> it is impressive but i am still hungry. for them

i mean, what was the ones that boko haram still holds?> reporter: yeah, i mean, that's the question, right? i mean, you can imagine that for this group of families, you know, almost 300 families, 21 are overjoyed at the moment. for the rest it is pure heartbreak with the knowledge that their girls were not released. our understanding is that negotiations will continue in the days ahead. the release of the 21, that the outcome of many, many days of negotiation involving the swiss government and the international committee of the red cross. parties that will continue to talk with boko haram fighters to secure the lease of more girls -- the release of more girls. that is not certain, of course, that outcome. what we can say with certainty and with great joy, especially for me personally as someone who has covered the story from the very beginning, is that 21 have been released and will soon reunite with their loved ones. >> yeah. there will be some tender moments to come for those families. we'll to bring you that coverage in the coming dice

has driven recruits to boko haram. in the central part of the country, those droughts have forced cattle ranchers onto forms and into conflict with farmers. on one and, the crop is drying up and there is less availability and at the other end, the grazing land is drying up, there is less availability so they are coming into conflict. these cannot exclusively be laid to climate change though they have been made noticeably worse. they will become worse still as warming continues. if the stories represent the local and immediate effects of climate, the global impacts are no less daunting and the global statistics there it out. 15 of the 16 warmest years on record have occurred since 2001. the arctic ice sheet has hit new lows in coverage. not only an indication of rapid warming, but in fact an accelerator of that warming. ice and snow cover that used to reflect heat back into space disappeared. sea level has risen an average of nine inches over the last century and the pace is accelerating. hurricane intensity and energy

reporter: more than 270 were abducted by boko haram in april 2014. with 21 girls safe and sound again, hopes have been raised for the release of the others still in captivity. >> according to officials in haiti, 473 people are now confirmed dead as a result of hurricane matthew, which struck last week. coulde actual death toll be much higher. but communications with some of the worst affected areas are so we can't be sure. but what is clear is that more are ine million people urgent need of humanitarian assistance. and the spread of disease in cholera, is now a major concern. a massive aid operation is under army has and the u.s. been using helicopters to deliver emergency supplies. latest.he reporter: desperately needed humanitarian aid, trickling into haiti. u.s. army helicopters loaded with emergency supplies and from the u.n. and the red cross are finally arriving in some of the country's most isolated areas. it's the biggest relief operation in haiti since the deadly earthquake of 2014. hurricane matthew last week yet another devastating blow. t

martin: these girls were among the 276 students abducted by the islamist group boko haram. speaking at an event to mark their release, one girl describes the horrors they endured. >> i never thought i would see you again. there was a day when the bombs dropped very close to where i was. there were days without food. yet we are here. martin: the parents wanted their daughters to get an education, but it was a choice they thought had cost them their children. >> i said to her, are you really alive? she said, "yes, i am." we burst into tears. martin: what did she tell you about her time in captivity? >> they were told that their parents were no longer alive. all they did was cry. they never imagined they would see us again. martin: officials say negotiations are continuing, but dozens of students reportedly don't want to come home after marrying fighters. for now, these girls are celebrating their freedom. but recovering from their kidnapping won't be easy, especially when most of their schoolmates are still being held. martin patience, bbc news. katty: those girls taken so br

there are part of a swap for detained leaders of boko haram. nigerian officials say the government will continue to negotiate the release of more girls in the coming days.. two boston police officers remain in critical condition this morning.. after being shot during a deadly domestic disturbance call.. investigators say 33-year old "kirk figueroa" and his room-mate were arguing over the thermostat, when officers arrived.. figueroa was officers stepped inside -- they were both shot.. figueroa was then shot and killed.. nine other officers were treated at a hospital for trauma, stress and minor injuries. a crackdown on service and support animals on planes won't happen.. for now. airlines and advocates for people with disabilities met about proposed rules this week. they could have made it harder for people to get the documentation for a service or support pet to fly for free. but..the two sides could not come up with an agreement..so they have decided to hold off on any new rules. thailand is without a king this morning for the first time in 70

hit and destroyed three radar sites along yemen's coast. 21 of the school girls kidnapped by boko haram miilitants more than two years ago have reunited with their families. the girls were freed thursday -- but just arrived to their homes in nigeria sunday. it's the first negotiated release between the nigerian government and the islamic 14 -- 197 are still captive. the "make a wish foundation" has made dreams come true for children all across the country. and today -- four kids in denver will get their chance. the four dreams becoming a reality today, coming up. but first let's get a check of the weather with belen... >>> 5:27 right now. the prowrestler will be in west colfax today to meet four children through the make a wish foundation. he'll have a meet and greet with other people as well, but those four kids are first. that's at 11:00 this morning. now, a few hours later, he'll be competing in wwe's monday night raw at pepsi center tonight. so exciting. i am a huge wrestling fan. >> good to hear. that's a good story. >>> this is 9news. >> one of the toughest battles of the iraqi mi

the so-called chibok girls were kidnapped by boko haram militants more than two years ago. they were freed on thursday in the first release negotiated by the government and the islamic extremists. nearly 300 girls it spurred the "bring back our girls" campaign on social media. 197 girls are still being held captive. the government says negotiations are continuing to win their freedom. a denver favorite is moving locations-- plus the other changes you'll see soon over at caboose hobbies just ahead. and-- target pulling a popular seasonal item off the shelves this morning-- why the retail giant says it's making the move to a landmark new location-- with new owners. caboose hobbies - shared the update on facebook sunday. details of exactly who's in charge -- and where its moving - have not yet been announced yet. the store first in 1981. the owners decided to retire - when they recently learned their lease would not be renewed. they had 90 days to move. the guinness book of world records has called it the world's largest model train store. in a move that has a lot of people ta

over 200 girls remaining in boko haram hands. 21 on the way to see their families.oned that little baby boy. that gives you a sense, perhaps, of the deprivations these girls have faced in the last two and a half years of captivity. forced marriage. forced to bear the babies of captives. many saying that those who were taken alongside them didn't survive captivity. for the families still desperately seeking to find out if their daughters are among them. the identification process is not yet complete, john. even if their girls are among the first released, the government assures the negotiations are continuing and now hope and optimism finally can take root within those homes. >> good news, but too long in the coming. nima, thank you. >>> let's get an early start on your money. dow futures up just slightly this morning. following a dip yesterday. stocks in europe and asia are higher helping to fuel the optimism. oil prices are back above the $51 barrel. united airlines suffered a system wide flight delay issue last night. ensnaring christine romans in washington, d.c.

, including why secretary clinton did not designate boko haram as a terrorist organization, which it obviously is. >> correct. and i was pleased to see the senate is zeroing in on this also. because you have to look at the ties between these companies. speaking fees that were paid to the former president or to mrs. clinton, participation and contributions to the clinton foundation. and, by the way, they were set up to the establish the clinton library, presidential library and research center. they never even filed the proper papers for the clinton global initiative, the health initiative. >> excuse me. are we going to see, do you think, prosecution here, or is it something that will have to wait until we see the results of november 8th and the presidential election? >> my hope is you're going to see some prosecution here in dealing with this situation. the clintons claim they were dead broke when they left the white house. now they're worth a few million dollars. it seems the avenue is through the foundation. and with participation through some of these other entities. >> as donald

mysterious circumstances.that was in 1946.he was actually born in the united states and loved jazz boko haram has released 21 girls to the nigerian negotiations involving the international committee of the red cross.it's the first mass release of any of the more than 200 girls kidnapped from their school two years ago. they will get medical treatment and trauma more local news now- milwaukee police say a 23 year old man died after a garage door accidentally fell on him.they found his body around eight this morning a couple of blocks south of 24th and explosive kenosha county.. coming up new 6.. police forced to call in the bomb squad after discovering the devices.. tonight.. what officers say the gadgets were, and what they think people were doing the devices.. that's new on live at 6. a big closure in the zoo interchange this weekend. starting at 10 p-m tomorrow night, crews will close all lanes of interstate 41 at lanes.the interstate will be closed through morning. check this out: a crash involving a freight train and a semi truck was caught on camera in californiathe semi's trailer got hu

girls who were kidnapped by islamic militants and among 100 girls seized from a school in 2015 by boko haram. it is believed the rest of the girls have died. >>> airlines are taking steps to handle mobile devices that overheat. planes are being stocked with fire containment bags. a phone that caught fire forced the evacuation of an airliner earlier this month. >>> m-live of michigan shows how a judge tossed off his robe to subdue a belligerent suspect. >> put your hands behind your back! [ bleep ] right now! >> the suspect rejected after a judge gave him a year in jail for stalking. the prosecutor said he appreciated the help. >>> a monument to president wood man will be blown up. the man thought the 20-foot rocks of tower was in open land but he decided to build is inside josh tree national park where construction is forbidden. >>> "fortune" says desperately needed blood will be delivered in rwanda by drones. zip line is launching the service today. it is being launched because many areas there suffer because many areas are hard to reach in the mountainous east african nation. >>> still to

islamic extremist group boko haram have been freed. this came after negotiations between the group and the nigerian government when 300 girls were kidnapped by boko haram in 2014. nearly 200 are still being held captive. and the nigerian government says they have begun negotiating their release. >>> a chicago police officer is still in the hospital days after she suffered head and neck injuries in a brutal struggle with a man police say was high on p.c.p. >> he is charged with attempted murder. the police superintendent says the officer would have been justified in shooting him in this situation but she said she didn't use her begun because she didn't want the scrutiny other recent police-involved shootings have received. >>> a major battle against isis now underway in iraq within the last three hours we have learn adcolition of paramilitaries have begun a liberation of mosul. isis has held that key city for more than 200 years some one million people may still live there but aid groups are dropping leaflets. >> leaders from the u.s.,

the migration crisis and the battle against boko haram. the two major issues in talks between nigerian president and german chancellor angela merkel. he is in germany and once military assistant to combat islamic militants. they want help in returning nigerians as undocumented immigrants. >> nigeria's president muhammadu buhari is facing some tough political challenges. his country's economy has stalled and he is involved in a long-term fight against terrorism. now angela merkel is asking him for help in slowing down the number of refugees. she was a repatriation agreement between the two countries. >> i have made it very clear that we have to stop the illegal people smuggling trade. we also have to create opportunities that offer them hope for the future. nigeria's main source of income is oil but it has hit the country hard. there have been some successes in the case. >> these to have 14 out of this much. now they don't hold any local government now. many people displaced by the fight are able to return to their hometowns but they are de

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boko haram released 21 of the abducted chibok schoolgirls after a series of negotiations... nigeria's government says they were released just before dawn. it was part of a deal brokered by the red cross and swiss government. a total of 275 girls were kidnapped by the group back in 20-14... 200 are still unaccounted for. officials say they will continue to negotiate for the more than a week after hurricane matthew devastates haiti... aid continues to arrive. u-n convoys and other organizations are finally reaching the more remote areas of the country. but still... some people have seen little or no aid. meaning no food, clean water, or medicine for more than 7 days. more than 470 people were killed in haiti but officials say the number could be much higher. ((jen/take vo)) meanwhile, bermuda is feeling the effects of hurricane nicole. a look at this video... it was taken yesterday. the storm also damaged buildings... flooded homes. more than 25-thousand people lost power as well. cleanup will what if one of the biggest challenges we face down here... could be solved... simply

nigeria's government said 21 school officials were released after being kidnapped and held by boko haram for two years. 200 girls whose mass kidnapping in 2014 prompted the "bring back our girls" campaign. a military source said four leaders were freed in exchange for the girls' release. the officer spoke anonymously because he was not allowed to speak about the issue. >>> the world's longest- reigning monarch has died. the king of thailand was 88 and had been sick for some time. he took the throne after his brother 1946. he was known for his public service and his reign is responsibility for over 4,000 development projects designed for people in need. >>> just a little around six hours until the broncos take the field in san diego. the orange crush are the highlight of thursdays night football. they're heading into tonight with a 4-1 record and interim head coach. gary kubiak will watch from home. he was rushed to the hospital a complex migraine condition. there's the ambulance take him. trevor siemian will return after sitting out with a shoulder injury. we're glad he's back and doing

plus, boko haram militants were reportedly released as part of a release of 21 girls. the nigerian government insists it was not a prisoner swap. a live report, just ahead. watch the weak side! ah, the time honored tradition of yelling out your own plays and opinions. want some? i'm on a cleanse. it's four days of vegetables and raw food-- 54 is the mic! sure, no one on the team can hear her but does that stop her? check out of it! not one bit. and much like coach hindsight over here, courtyard is all about the game. eight men in the box! is that a good thing? not if we run the ball it's not! >>> aleppo is facing even more horrific violence after five years of the bloody syrian civil war. and in a few hours, diplomates will try again to try and save thousands of syrians. our senior international diplomatic editor, nic robertson joins us from switzerland. what is the hope that anything can get accomplished? as you pointed out before, the principal parties may be at the table, but this is not exactly a high level meeting. >> it's not. we've heard in the last hour or so t

moment a group of nigerian parents spent the last two and a half years school girls kidnapped by boko haram were freed in the first negotiated release formulated by the government and the islamic extremist group.the parents came from the remote town of chibok, where nearly 300 girls were kidnapped in april of 2014.197 are still being held. a navy service member got a proper funeral today 75-years after his death. death.fireman third-class edwin hopkins was buried with full military honors in hi hometown, keene, new hampshire. he was killed in the attack on pearl harbor on december 7-th, 19-41.hopkins was later buried in an anonymous grave in honolulu.but his family had no idea what happened to him until d-n-a science confirmed his identity many years later. his cousin said it was a day to celebrate... because hopkins finally made his way back home.he was killed serving on the u-s-s oklahoma when he was nineteen. 3 "you may kiss the bride. (clap" spend months planning for... were almost washed away for these two -- tyler and shafira. you see, their dream wedding was supposed to happen in ral

. >>> 21 girls kidnapped by boko haram in nigeria are now freed. here are photos of those girls captured more than two years ago. they were swapped in an exchange. over 100 girls remain captive. >>> scientists are developing a new technology that could make a difference in cancer treatment. the university of pittsburgh is working on a tiny drone that could swim through the human body, it would provide more precise bio images and provide a drug to a specific target like a tumor. it's funded by a grant from the national science foundation. >>> bob dylan has won the noble prize in literature, it's the first time that it has gone to someone that is a musician. they praised dylan for his song writing and it led to a twitter rant who urged his followers to look up music in the directionry and compare it to literature. others congratulated dylan. >>> wells fargo bank has a new ceo. john stump retired immediately. he came under fire under the bank's sales practices. the company's president and chief operating officer tim sloan will take over as ceo. >>> in

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the nigerian government says 21 schoolgirls kidnapped by boko haram have been released.that comes after government negotiations with the group brokered by the red cross and the swiss government. the terror suspect arrested in germany last week has killed himself despite being on suicide watch.