the ruins of a police station in the northern city of kano. on the weekend, militants killed almost 200 people here to what amounts to a declaration of war against nigeria's secular government. this was an extremely well planned, a well orchestrated assault with, as you can see, a devastating results. boko haram is fast evolving into a full-scale insurgency. so far, the government's response has been to blame al qaeda. >> this is not a part of us. unfortunately, the old world is passing through terror attacks. >> the violence is horrifying to most muslims here. in the impoverished north, people do feel let down by their leaders and marginalize. boko haram it is exploiting that. >> most of these people are in poverty, no jobs, no schools. >> boko haram is a symptom of that neglect. >> that neglect. >> and so a fast polarized country plunges into violence. >> the military judge at camp pendleton has recommended a marine sergeant who led an assault on iraqi civilians spent no time in confinement. he pleaded guilty on monday to negligence and dere

kano said he hoped to achieve the target figure this season and said the fisheries agency surveillance ship is accompanying the whaling fleet and the coast guard is also providing help. >>> japanese authorities are questioning a group of men suspected of being north koreans found on a small boat in the sea of japan on friday. the vessel is now anchored off the oki islands. police were alerted to the boat by a local resident. when coast guard officials later searched the vessel, they found three men on board. thought to be in their 20s and 40s. they also found a body. during questioning, the men said they had left the north korean port in mid december to fish. but that the boat's engine had broken down. they are reported to have said they were not trying to defect. the coast guard said if their story is true, it will be the first time a north korean boat has been found drifting in japanese waters not carrying defectors. sources say if the three men want to return to north korea, japanese immigration authorities will probably give them permission to enter japan and will then fly them to

warning residents of more attacks on security services ten days ago carried out multiple blasts in kano which left almost two hundred people dead. pakistani doctor is waiting to see whether he'll be put on trial for assisting the u.s. in its raid on osama bin laden's compound dr shockey afridi helped the cia collect d.n.a. samples from residents in up with about to check if the al qaeda leader was there last week u.s. defense secretary leon panetta publicly acknowledged the doctor provided key data ahead of the operation. up on a florida highway has left ten people dead and a dozen others with authorities are trying to find out what triggered the horrific crash witnesses say the drivers were blinded by. smoke from a fire that may have been started intentionally it's a dozen cars and trucks were. quite a reminder of our headlines and other news coming your way shortly here on artsy that will be after the latest business with katie. thank you rory our welcome to the business today as we've just been hearing vows made putin has outlined the changes he thinks need to be made to the russian

multiple blasts in kano which left almost two hundred people dead. in the bunker. they had over the opposition and thousands of his supporters station a demonstration calling for actions the next school is not for two years and to government across the country to under violent with three people killed in clashes between protesters and security forces activists also say over a thousand demonstrators were to. go to her sixty's and a student had been shot dead by police during antigovernment protests in a goal demonstrations have been held since friday one because the trees highs to cool about a data present way to run for the term he says the two term limit under the constitution doesn't apply to him as he was already in office before it came to force. three people have frozen to death in serbia and two more remain missing after an un usually severe cold snap temperatures suddenly plunged to minus twenty degrees centigrade supplied a relatively mild winter so far freezing weather has killed dozens across eastern europe with full cost that temperatures will plummet ev

terrorist organization is suspected of attacking a police station in the northern city of kano gunman opened fire and threw explosives killing two civilians in the isolde over the weekend the organization distributed leaflets around the city warning residents of more attacks on security services it was just ten days ago carried out multiple blasts in kano that left almost two hundred people dead. a pakistani doctor is waiting to see whether he'll be put on trial for assisting the u.s. in its raid on osama bin laden's compound. a pretty helped the cia collect d.n.a. samples from residents in a bottle bad to check if the al-qaeda leader was there last week u.s. defense secretary leon panetta publicly acknowledged the doctor provided key data ahead of the operation. car pileup on a florida highway has left ten thousand. authorities are trying to find out what triggered the horrific crash when it's they say drivers were blinded by fog and smoke from a fire that may have been started intentionally at least a dozen six trucks. are not as good but to the growing international pressure on ira

this time, the city of kano was the target. the blast could be felt 7 kilometers away. at least one of the explosion started a police station with police officers among the dead. this man witnessed what happened. >> there were three dead police right there, in front of the immigration office. we had several bomb blasts. we also had several gunshots in front of the police station. >> the attack fits a disturbing pattern of violence. once again, the militant group boko haram said they were responsible. this highlights the delicate confluence of cultures in which nigeria finds itself. the north is mainly muslim, the south is in the christian. in the middle, there is a delicate fall line. over the last few weeks, boko haram is mainly targeted the north, including this place. these latest waves of attacks began on christmas day when they attacked a church in the capital. on friday, a spokesman for boko haram denied they were killing innocent people. boko haram has hit muslims and christians during a violent campaign. since then, hundreds have died. they want to impose an isl

this is the ruins of a police station in the northern city of kano. over the weekend, militants killed almost 200 people here in what amounts to a declaration of war against nigeria's secular government. this was an extremely well- planned, well orchestrated assault with, as you can see, devastating results. boko haram is an evolving to a full-scale insurgency. so far, the government's response has been to blame al qaeda. >> unfortunately, they are passing through a terror attack. >> the violence is horrifying to most muslims. in the impoverished north, people do feel left down by their leaders, marginalized. boko haram is exploiting that. >> there are no jobs, no schools. this is a really sad situation. >> boko haram is a symptom of that neglect. >> that neglect. >> a fast and increasingly polarized country braces itself for more violence. and increasingly polarized country brace itself for more violence. >> the egyptian military rulers have announced 8 decades old lifting -- has announced lifting of decades-old emergency laws. two car bombs in baghd

. >> a police station in the nige ran city of kano triggering a 20-minute gun battle with police. the number of casualties is unclear. >> a chemical, used to make car batteries, has been leaked into the ugan river. >> in the u.s. nine people killed in a road crash in florida. five cars and six large vehicles caught in the pile-up. it is believed to have happened after smoke from a forest fire made visibility difficult. >> it can only have been horrific. at least five cars and six lauries with heavy loads were involved in the collision. the interstate runs the entire length of florida. pile-ups happened just south of gainesville and in poor visibility. >> we had crashes on the north and southbound side of the interstate. in that area, the road dips down. it is a low area. we had a mixture of informing and -- we had a mixture of fog and smoke that made visibility a factor. we had a series of crashes both north and southbound. >> on impact, some cars burst into flames. survivors, some of whom are still recovering in hospital, could be heard screaming for help when the ambulances arri

haram killed more than one hundred eighty people during a gun and bomb attack in the northern city of kano boko haram wants shari'a law enforced throughout nigeria. and least twenty six people have been killed and ten injured in a fire which swept through a drug and alcohol rehab center in lima the capital of peru local media reports say more people died because patients were locked in their rooms unable to escape the cause is being investigated. a french tourist has been killed after a group of better when. opened fire while trying to rob a currency exchange in the egyptian resort of sharm el shaikh a german tourist and two locals were also wounded the shooting began after police arrived and tried to stop the thieves they escaped however with an unknown amount of money. divers have found of the body of a woman aboard the sunken costa concordia cruise liner bringing the death toll now to seventeen sixteen people remain missing meanwhile operations to pump fuel from the tanks of the wreck ships have been delayed because of bad weather the luxury cruise liner with over four thousand on board

multiple explosions have hit the northern nigeria city of kano killing at least seven people the coordinated attack targeted police stations and the regional police headquarters of boko haram the radical islamist sect has claimed responsibility for these and other recent attacks in qana state authorities have imposed a curfew and president goodluck jonathan has promised to crush the group. in morocco five men set themselves up blazing during mass protests in the capital rabat hundreds of demonstrators took to the streets to protest against the country's high unemployment rate the action echoes of last year's events in tunisia when a young man set himself on fire and began the arab spring that toppled the government there morocco has seen a wave of protests since february of last year. russia's presidential elections are just around the corner and both authorities and the opposition admit the need for dialogue and after a wide claims that last month's parliamentary ballot was rigged prominent public figures have founded the voters a week in an effort to ensure a transparent vote in march or c

warning residents of more attacks on security services ten days ago carried out multiple blasts in kano which are left almost two hundred people. a pakistani doctor is waiting to see whether he'll be put on trial for assisting the u.s. in its raid on osama bin laden's compound dr schock you'll f.e.d.'s helped the cia collect d.n.a. samples from residents in the bad to check if the al qaeda leader was there last week u.s. defense secretary leon panetta publicly acknowledged that the doctor provided key data and head of the operation. a car pileup on a florida highway has left ten people dead and a dozen others wounded authorities are trying to figure out what triggered the horrific crash witnesses say drivers were blinded by fog and smoke from a fire that may have been started intentionally at least a dozen cars and six trucks were. why are more news to come your way in about eight minutes time for now as i promised though it's kate and the business. welcome to the business program thank you ari. as we've just been hearing of has made peace and has outlined the changes he thinks needs to

two churches in the area were also attacked meanwhile the death toll from a series of bombings in kano on friday now exceeds one hundred seventy and continues to rise as lama sect boko haram has claimed responsibility for the majority of the violence that's plagued northern nigeria since christmas. the battle over scotland's possible split from great britain is dividing opinion in an increasingly disunited kingdom scots have been told they can hold a referendum on independence but only on the government's terms and london says a divorce would come at a price artie's laura smith explains. british a three hundred year old union that once ruled the waves and tossed the known world . oil the country's clues to than ever to a messy divorce. this is the man who wants to go. nationalist party leader alex salmond's promising school we'll get to say on being single but london wants to cool the shots and get it done and dusted the day that the british don't want to talk about the subjects i sometimes feel when i listen to them it's not a referendum they want it's i never read them question. trav

have arrested scores of suspected members of an islamist group during raids in the northern city of kano book around sect said it carried out a series of bombings in the city on friday in which at least one hundred eighty four died the group is considered the most violent radical organization in like you're responsible for many thousand deaths nastia. hundreds of demonstrators in argentina were met with right police as a protest in front of the british embassy in disputed four thousand dollars protest has demanded britain hand the territories over to argentina britain has refused and plans to send more military support to the area tension between the two countries salutes intermittent for clinton one thousand nine hundred insisting it had prior claims on the territory. and rescue teams are searching for seventeen people still unaccounted for in the cruise line which capsized off italian coast new footage has emerged showing images of floating debris inside the vessel divers feel. the interior of the ship after using explosives to blast into more areas sixteen bodies have been recovered s

operating close to capacity over the weekend authorities have lifted the daytime curfew imposed in kano city the scene of the bombing but most people remain home fearing further attacks by juries in northern states have been rocked by a wave of violence since christmas. egyptian activists have been calling for a nationwide street protests saying the revolution is not over the country has a long way to democratic rule this comes after islamist parties captured an overwhelming majority of seventy five percent as they won the country's first post mubarak parliamentary elections the new assembly is due to sit for the first time in just two days in a reporter at the jerusalem post says the new egypt will be a much tougher political partner for the west. people have called for democracy in egypt this is the result when people call for democracy they may not always this realize that the electorate has a very different vision of how they would like their society is run then in other places such as western europe we have islamist hardline parties coming to power and it's going to be an earthquak

warning residents of more attacks on security services ten days ago carried out multiple blasts and kano which left almost two hundred dead. in the capital dhaka the head of the opposition and thousands of his supporters staged a demonstration calling for early elections the next poll is not due for two years and other anti-government rallies across the country turned violent with three people killed in clashes between protesters and security forces activists also say over a thousand demonstrators were detained. a car pileup at a florida highway is left ten people dead and a dozen others wounded before it is trying to find out what triggered the riff it crash witnesses say drivers were blinded by fog and smoke from a fire that may have been started intentionally at least a dozen cars and six trucks. were not back to the growing international pressure on iran america's behavior towards the islamic republic is often seen as the most threatening but it may not just be about iran's nuclear ambitions this rhetoric has testified noticeably over the course of the current presidential race and a

in the country's north the boko haram sect said it carried out a series of bombings in the city of kano last week in which it killed at least one hundred eighty five people the group is considered the most violent radical organization in nigeria responsible for nearly a thousand deaths last year. brought widespread chaos to southeastern australia several local rivers that broke their banks causing landslides and flash floods over four thousand residents have been ordered to leave their homes in the state of new south wales alone with more heavy downpours and strong winds forecast for the area house trailer was also hit by devastating floods last year which killed thirty five people. with russians heading to the polls in march to elect a president we talked to one of the candidates in their rights he's an international tycoon and the owner of the new jersey nets basketball team. reveals his plans for russia in an interview with our. mr prothero hello and thank you for the time paul was glad to oblige do you really think you can be the next president. i always aim high and whenever a laun

people were killed in a series of coordinated attacks and bombings yesterday in the northern city of kano. boko haram militants claimed responsibility. the group wants to overthrow the national government and install an islamic state. . >>> from egypt, news today that islamist parties won almost three-quarters of the seats in the parliamentary elections. about 4% went to the museum muslim brotherhood. >> from turkey, doctors say they have performed the world as first triple-limb transplant, attaching two arms and a leg to a man. from the same donor another team of doctors were able to perform turkey's first face transplant. >>> a 16-year-old dutch girl is celebrating after becoming the young quest person to sail the globe alone. laura dekker, 16 years old, and today's landing at a caribbean port. during the time dekker detail with weeks of solitude, ocean storms and the threat of the pirates. >> there were moments of what the hell am i doing out here? but i never want to stop. it's a dream and i wanted to do. >> when dekker was just 13 she announced her intention of making the solo trip.

arrested scores of suspected members of an islamist group during raids in the country's northern city of kano bako around sect said it carried out a series of bombings in the city on friday which at least one hundred eighty five people died the group is considered the most violent radical organization in nigeria responsible person deaths last year. hundreds of demonstrators in argentina met by riot police and protested in front of the british embassy one of the rest of the disputed falkland islands protesters demanded britain had the territories over to argentina and refused to send more military support to be any tension between the two countries are in charge until they get the international aid to sixteen prior claims in the territory. rescue teams are searching for seventeen people still unaccounted for after crews donna kupp signs don't think i mean new footage has emerged showing images of floating debris inside the vessel. only tiriel the ship not using explosives to blast into more and it's sixteen bodies have been recovered since the ship ran aground twelve days ago. india's labor la

the attack hit police stations and immigration offices in kano, the african nation's second largest city. a radical islamist sect, boko haram, claimed responsibility. the group killed more than 500 people last year, but has already killed 260 in january alone. a former c.i.a. agent has been indicted on charges of disclosing classified secrets to a "new york times" reporter in 2002. the justice department says john kiriakou is the man responsible for how the public came to know that terrorist financier abu zubaydah was water boarded 83 times. it is the sixth criminal leak case filed by the d.o.j. if convicted, kiriakou could face decades in prison and a million-dollar fine. the european union will impose strict new sanctions on oil shipments from iran, in a bid to slow its nuclear program. the decision today brought new iranian threats against the strait of hormuz, entrance to the persian gulf. we have a report from john irvine of independent television news. >> reporter: overnight a u.s. aircraft carrier passed through the strait in defiance of an iranian threat to respond with full forc