the capital has its own looting to deal with.e central african republic, this week in the united nations in new york, on the agenda. >> i now want to sound the alarm, like i did for mali last year. this alarm is for the central african republic, a small country ravaged by war and cruise -- and coups for too many years. >> france wants the security council to finance a beefed-up mandate for african peacekeepers, with a sometimes checkered past. whose job is it to sort it out? today, we are looking at the chaos in the central african republic. with us, boris heger, whose report we will see in the moment. thank you for being with us today. we welcome back julie owono of internet without borders will stop -- orders. you want to get information passed along among cyber activists at the grassroots level in the centralized can -- central african republic. demand -- dominique trinh conned -- dominique trinquand, a consultant on peacekeeping operations. you can join us on twitter. without further review, boris heger went to "the boston gl

during the crisis era, it was wall street inks who are essentially looting them.etroit, it was the workers themselves who were taking the money. they're giving themselves what they called 13 checks, taking advances of their own money. across the country the more typical narrative is not some worker who is making $19,000 who is really making out in this kind of corruption, it is the hedge fund who is making 50 and $60 million in fees managing state funds. that is the much more typical -- >> you had a piece earlier about thomson reuters. earlierstory came out this year. there was a whistleblower who worked at thomson reuters. there's a key economic indicator that thomson reuters is interrupted with university of michigan that affects the fed's and some of the fed's moves. if you have early access to that data, you deftly have a trading advantage and it is subsequently , 16 oft that some firms the biggest banks and hedge funds in the world, have been getting that data up to an hour early -- >> and that means? >> they're able to trade ahead of that information. i spok

they have been arrested, accused of looting. and three store owners complained of looting. it's hard to think that that happened after a colossal tragedy after this. we did go the swiss shop that had obviously had been raided. it was a clear armor glass, and the door bent back and all the stock cleared. it seemed evidence of a job, and very expensive watches there. but the key point about bodies is this: there seems to be some sort of disconnect between the kenyan red cross and what they're saying and what the governmen--andwhat the governme. i could walk away and i wasn't challenged. it didn't seem that there were any bodies being recovered, and the kenyan mps were going around the building as i was going around the building. they were not looking forensic about it. just a familiarization of what was there at any given time. those mps will be grilling the intelligence and security chiefs in parliament on tuesday. as far as security goes, it's quite lax. my photographer was not in because he had a camera with him. i was able to go through. i didn't tell any lies. i didn't d

now after a week of looting executions and forcing residents to convert to islam at gunpoint syrian rebels are reportedly now fleeing the christina village of model our correspondent who's there telling us that an ongoing army offensive has now dislodged many harvests from various parts of the town however the fighting does remain heavy. is there for us. but now indeed soldiered heard you say the army are controlling the situation here all the big ones are we are sure to a square right now. who have been impossible to get the college she turned to it's . the visibility is not controlled by the army but we are told that they're not going to turn to two hundred i didn't begin trying to knock down to that are surrounding malinda village and this is why it pays to a dangerous to be here and this is why they say they need some time to finish its conflict which is to also feel how tall the troops taking on the first play a bit odd by the military and was shocked by the end of a new day they say the army's. eighty's right now and again there are no mandatory and also we were told that it wore off

in that time humanitarian assets, shops and homes were looted by soldiers. the u.n. was unable to act before because of the fighting. >> right now we have a positive break in the fighting between the elements and the government forces. we've taken this opportunity, window to come in with military patrols and follow-up with civilian patrols, which are being very effective at the moment. >> reporter: the south sudanese government acknowledges some of the abuses by its soldiers and the commanders of the troops were recently removed. there are still reports of civilians being attacked, but the people are beginning to feel safer. in may absolutely left the town, and soldiers turned it into a garrison. now civilians are starting to come back and rebuild their homes. >>> a new leader of central african republic has dissolved the rebel alliance that swept into power. the coalition invaded the capital in march and deposed the president. human rights groups say the rebels have continued to loot and kill people. >>> turkish police have broken up protests in the capital of ancar

all to the current catholic should be that she was taken by islamic groups like you said about the loot and there may be other members of the father. who had a good will but the thing is that this is a bad note only upgrade to a model of actually all copiously. now on to its merits and ocean is one of the very few. international correspondents reporting on the ground from. she is keeping us updated on what's happening there twitter feed and one of her most recent tweets she says that she and her crew were caught in the crossfire and sound engineer was slightly injured by a ricocheting bullet the latest updates the fresh pictures as well just a click away at. underscore say. are for the marines are here on the program cherry picked from overcrowded refugee camps in lebanon germany has received its first syrian asylum seekers all one hundred seven of them and their arrival was greenlighted only after opposition parties called chancellor merkel out for not doing enough to help the displaced more than two million syrians or so far fled their war ravaged country reporting from berlin. over o

human rights group say the rebels have continued to loot and kill people.t eight people have been killed and 12 others injured in a bomb blast in india. police say the explosion went off inside a makeshift shed put up by migrant workers. local reports say the laborers were from the say of. i controversial politician named for next year's general lex. a leader of the hindu nationalist party, the b.j. d.p. and is currently serving as the minister think many rights groups blame him for the 2002 riots in which at least a thousand people were killed. cambodia's prime minister has met respit his rival for the fie in years the opposition says there were voting irregularities during july's elections and continuing to stage protests across the country. now, riot police in mexico huh used tear gas and water cannons to end a protest by striking teachers. the demonstrators have been camped out for three weeks in the city's main public square, the historic square, protesting against the president's pro pezeproposedchanges to the ex-c. adam has more. >> reporter: the beg

monetary question monetary value all to the catholic religion was taken by islamic groups like the loot and there may be other members of other. to hide these girls but the thinking is that this is a bad note only a cricket involve actually always hope usually. these murtha notion of one of the very few and. national correspondent serv reporting on the ground from. she's keeping us updated on what's happening there of course via twitter feed one of her most recent tweets she says that she and her crew were caught in the crossfire a sound engineer being injured by a ricocheting bullet the latest updates and pictures just a click away at it. underscore it's he. or for the meantime here on the program cherry picked from overcrowded refugee camps in lebanon germany has received its first syrian asylum seekers are all of one hundred and seven of them but their arrival was greenlighted only after all position parties called out chancellor merkel for not doing enough to help the displaced more than two million syrians or so far fled their war ravaged country peter all of us now reports from vo

and around midnight all hopes are looted. no one will ever come clean of the katrina of the new orleans and the stinking house of the setting sun. but it's the black and the blue of the loving on the shoes, let alone a dime or water, america, you are always scotched earth in our mouth. always a rain of disaster of streams of our broken eyes. now the rags are the most turn. our pores the poorest that can be worn in the souls shop. now that all is lost and there is only nothing to lose. long live the courage and the poor. they begin to waiver. [applause]. >> vennetia. i was enranged at your body enettia. chicanery that cried out of an awfulor gast. slowly i found you should side streets where you practice a strolling stillness without any engine sounds and the skies turning on into color and then eternal magnificence of twilight, it accompanies your every move and theirs doubt about it, you are more adorable without the car wrapped around you, where you can be what you are. walking water. that gently laps. i have come to you th

. >> everything you see here, all this was being looted. chairs, rocks, everything being thrown through walls. if you go straight down western on venice, the whole plaza burned on fire. we were calling 911, and there was no response. >> did the cops come at all? >> i was here all three days. i didn't see any cops. >> where did they set up their front line? >> rodeo drive. >> where did the forces of law and order set up their perimeter? not they're. koreatown was left to its own devices. the officials borders are third street on the north, olympic boulevard to the south, vermont avenue in the east, and western avenue to the west. that's three conveyor smiles left pretty much to burn or fend for itself. this rooftop quickly became the command post for rapidly improvised korean defense forces. they armed themselves, set up crude but effective command and control, communication and patrols. >> we weren't going around just slugging and capping people. all that was happening was just don't break down my store. making sure our parents, our uncles,

at leafirst for 400 years they no direct internal taxes because they looted their neighbors. >> we areing that, right? >> we got to talk to canadians but that may not work out. evenlyi enough. they had dramatically higher taxes the amount of money they spent on the armies cost more than they were able to extract. taxes that started with tariffs. >> they had ter rifs, these were augustus, constantine brought us the first income tax. all of this stuff we are now living with we were looking at the property taxes. so prouf that people were abandoning their property than just saying leave them alone. then you had to pass laws to not let you leave your property they had to stay there and farm it so they could loot you. toward the end it got very, very rough and it is part of why things didn't work out. >> one penalty was being sold into slavery. >> or killed. >> modern day irs. that is what they do. when they would demand payment in gold and silver the only way to get it was to sell some cases children into slavery to get currency it was that bad. but one percent i read was the highest incom

it put a lot of resources at least 3 mayors were infected and the assembly and the senate and then loots at least two governors and federally 3 president's. and about warrior goddess women we have the senate infected by this determination and the vision. and then the armed services the united states navy of america. can you believe that the vision and the determination so all one person or maybe 20 thousand can say oh, i'm home. i'm home. it's been an honor

it put a lot of resources at least 3 mayors were infected and the assembly and the senate and then loots at least two governors and federally 3 president's. and about warrior goddess women we have the senate infected by this determination and the vision. and then the armed services the united states navy of america. can you believe that the vision and the determination so all one person or maybe 20 thousand can say oh, i'm home. i'm home. it's been an honor to be part of that. thank you all of you and thank everyone who will be and was a part of this thank you. (clapping) >> it's my pleasure to welcome supervisor mar are a cowen. she's actually on many city hall committees and boards. she was elected over the retirement system overseeing $17 billion. where is denise. $17 billion of investment money but here priority is her community. last week the supervisor helped with the family and musical and food festival. whether she's working inside or outside of city hall we know she's working hard to keep our district healthy and save. please welcome supervisor cowen >> yes $17.6 billion but who

but much of the drugs here as well as the mattresses as you can see were looted by selica rebels.hings are improving here. to get hope to people in more remote areas, it's estimated half the population t has access to any medical care. they are afraid of these selica fighters. the local people say fighters shouldn't see selica as a threat. >> since last december we haven't killed anyone, we haven't hurt anyone, we vns forcibly recruite recruited sol. people should just relax. >> these warehouses were filled with supplies for around a million people. everything is gone. >> we need vehicle, staff communications equipment people who are going to manage their security. to influence situation of children and what populations most need. good some schools have reopened thanks to u.n. help and in these classrooms there is hope that education can change things. but in central african republic the next battle for control is never far away. there is fear that there will be more fighting sending these children and their families back into the bush. >> and nasreen noosri, joins us from central

we heard a loot about that last week when they talked about the snap program.f you're going to go look for waste, fraud and abuse, how about we look at places where there's real waste fraud and abuse when we look at the defense spends. how much we miss spend on contractors just between the iraq and afghanistan wars. if that was what you were really tries to do, i don't think you start by taking food off the table for children. >> stay with us. we'll have more on this gop futile attempt to try to stop obamacare. >>> still ahead, green eggs and a really bigham. what ted cruz's dr. seuss stunt reveals about him and his party. my story for him is next. my mantra? always go the extra mile. to treat my low testosterone, i did my research. my doctor and i went with axiron, the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant and children should avoid contact where ax

the rest of the loot was in the form of travelers checks, $39,000. >> it's not a penny on the floor oromething like thank it's a lot of money to miss. i would go to the policeolic department and see first. fir that's totally what i would do. >> when the bag was discovered yesterday evening that's exactly what the finder did. boston police say he flagged down a police car on patrol in the south bay center parking log and handed over what some were calling the key to his future. laying his head in a boston shelter. i would turn it in, too but if i were homeless, i think i would take the money and get myself a home or something. >> god bless him. i hope he gets exen saitd but we living in hard times i couldn't. >> this family doesn't believe the circumstances would have justified the means and praisess the good samaritan for demonstrating that. man of integrity. he is honest. you know, i'm sure most people o don't see that in him and judged him. >> i think we need to emulateat that every day.that >> $42,000 that's a little odd, don't you think? >> very odd.. i would have been concerned to

and it was a lesson to those western groups who support kenyan intervention in our country, which loots our natural resources, like oil." (audio only/voice of translator) the group ... threatening more violence if kenya keeps a military presence in their nation. godane says: "you will not be able to withstand a long- lasting war in somalia and the calculated attack inside kenya. today take the decision to withdraw your troops out of somalia or prepare for a long-lasting war, blood, destruction and evacuation." (audio only/voice of translator) that warning comes as an international team of investigators - including representatives from the u-s and britain - are helping carry out forensic work to determine exactly what happened during the four-day long attack. turner says: "this could take some time. we all want answers, we all want to know who's responsible for this brutal, cowardly and unconscionable act, but we now need to let the professionals do their job.'' (on cam tag) al-shabab not backing down after losing its fight for the westgate shopping mall. the group carrying out deadly at

when we have a system, you know, that's looking to - loot at ways to improve service we want to make sure what we introduce is successful. so we're making sure - there's other ways to do this but after three or four tests the biggest southerners was the trainlineing between car one and 3 so we had some issues as we tried to test with that. we made a decision to marry the 3 cars and keep them that way and, you know, weeping we'll run them into service >> and that would be within the subway itself? >> yeah. >> and in terms of the exchanges of the kidnap listing and uncup listing that's a design issue. >> yeah. some of it not exclusively there's other factors like location but one of the things therapists perhaps long-range and overcoming so we can get to the point of start the the 3 car trains is solving the problem. the problem in all testing was keeping the trains communicating together in a 3 car train through the trainline and cup letters. >> and so by october you think we'll have at least for lack of a better term the 3 car in the subway. >> yeah. we've got one more test scheduled

said at left one member of the surgical team didn't wear gloves during their liposuction. 5% said at loot one member didn't wear a mask or gown. >> so you can't say whether the healthcare work are or the patients spread it. >> we are unable to put the puzzle together as to which came first. >> reporter: so what did investigators find out? we'll talk about that on abc2 news at 11. >>> he was hur on the field on week one, now jacoby jones may be suffering from another injury on a party bus. jones was hit in the head by a champagne bottle with a stripper. it happened while partying with teammates in d.c. the ravens said their injured wideout has attended meetings and going through the usual rehab. he injured his mcl. the team is still gathering information and declined to comment further. we did hear from coach john harbaugh. >> today marked the first official day of fall, but will the cooler temperatures continue to playing us. >>> we're looking at a warming trend. nothing out there and temperature wise mid-60s. we topped out in the mid to upper 60s. 68 in perry hall. 66 the frederick way.

he took, but ken cuccinelli, he also took a bunch of loot from that same guy which he says he is only paying back now. two months after bob mcdonald did. ken cuccinelli took rides in a private jet and a vacation for himself and his family at a lake side villa and a big catered thanksgiving dinner. he also took thousands of dollars worth of the tobacco related somebody. also held $10,000 worth of stock in the company. he later went back and amended those forms saying he had just forgotten about the stock. he also did not initially disclose all the thousands of dollars of gifts from the company. he waited until gifts from the company blew up as a huge scandal and only then did he come forward sand and say, yes, too, had thousands of dollars worth of gift frs the same guy. but bob mcdonnell at least has paid them back now. he says it's everything. he paid some stuff back and apologized. that was two months ago, and ken cuccinelli did not. ken cuccinelli for the past couple of months, has refused to pay anything back. the democrats in virginia put up this billboard on interstate 95 in vir

he took, but ken cuccinelli, he also took a bunch of loot from that same guy which he says he is only paying back now. two months after bob mcdonald did. ken cuccinelli took rides in a private jet and a vacation for himself and his family at a lake side villa and a big catered thanksgiving dinner. he also took thousands of dollars worth of the tobacco related subpoenament that this guy's company makes. also held $10,000 worth of stock in the company. which he initially did not put them on his financial disclosure forms. he later went back and amended those forms saying he had just forgotten about the stock. he also did not initially disclose all the thousands of dollars of gifts from the company. he waited until gifts from the company blew up as a huge scandal and only then did he come forward and say, yes, i, too, had thousands of dollars worth of gift from the same guy that i did not disclose but i will now. but bob mcdonnell at least has paid them back now. he says it's everything. he paid some stuff back and apologized. that was two months ago, and ken cuccinelli did not. he did n

making a lot of discussion in the city about walkable neighborhoods and to me it's critical i walk looting a lot it's important and dictates where i walk. and for example, in the japan town plan that question of how does one maintain a walkable engaging store front i'm using this to let you a point. and then we get to the ate row in san francisco which was auto service. but that's chang. its becoming very residential. and the c pmc project suggests to make for a very nice streetscape and poke street is more pedestrian friendly and yet we're seeing projects at least one prestige on a connecter street that will be before you today, this is replacing a garage on say ground floor with a garage on the ground floor. part of the problem is we don't all understand what streets are dictated for walking and or parking services or whatever. but the result is we get a reactive and a lot of things that makes a lot of people confused about the clarity of zoning code means. and i would urge the commission to request the planning department to be take a look at this and where is the direction and where ar

but at night, that is when rebels and fighters come out and people say they have been looting and killing. just in august, alone, there were more than 30 people killed and hundreds more injured. many people i have spoken to say this is basically a lawless country >> reporter: on the streets of bangee, it is the gun and not the state that rules. therenals known as seleka march as a force of 5,000. there are now around 20,000 armed fighters in the coalition. in recent weeks, some of those fighters have gone into bangee's poorest areas, looting and killing people. >> they suffer from crime, rape, torture. every morning, we are surrounded. our breakfast is gunfire >> reporter: the united nations has been discussing what to do about central african republic. there is talk of supporting an african-led international peacekeeping force. and investigating human rights violations >> reporter: the u.n. admits even an african force of thousands will not be enough to bring civility here what the country needs is a national army made up of different tribes who are trained, if he had and paid properly >

people said to be looting stores for supplies. thousands of tourists waiting to be ferried out by air. >> people from around the world helping a san francisco led effort to bring hand knitted hats and children and blankets to dmirn afghanistan. we caught wupt founder, they're packing up hundreds of clothes needed to help children get through the difficult winter. the gifts will be taken by another local group called trust in education f you'd like to join the project we have a link to their web site. >> excellent. >> there is startling information about a survey involving child safety. >> one in four parents listen to this, admitting to driving children without always buckling them in. >> can you imagine that? >> wow. >> michael finney is here with that skb more consumer news. >> you know all of the work i've done on this. i'm wlon away. really. one out of four child safety advocates say they're stunned by how many parents fessed up. this is how to restrain your child, however, the group found 25% of the parents admit they don't a

. >> that i will have to share the loot with a company that owns the salvage rights. some will go to the state of florida for museums. >> not only finding the material, but it's the history part. >> but these modern day treasure hunters say the find is about something else worth more than gold. family. >> we come out here and work and do stuff together. it's not something you get a chance to do the way we live anymore. very special. >> a discovery of a lifetime. three centuries in the making. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, ft. piece florida. >> that's nbc nightly news for this saturday. i'm harry smith reporting from new york. have a good evening. >>> right now at 6:00. smoke could be seen for miles. crews raced to stop the spread of a fast moving brush fire on the peninsula. good evening everyone i'm terry mcsweeney. crews are still at the scene of a brush fire that prompted the evacuation of some homes on this very hot afternoon. i was unnerving for people in live in the area. the fire broke out near the intersection of chestnut avenue and hill side avenue. monte francis

all of the loot he asked you to go and indeed he did this you know she was actually going to be he isn't going to lose interest now we're going. to show you the women sank the american people. for his stand against this war. and destroying me here because he says nothing is true that the guns were the basis that we should distinguish the brutal way. he put us all involved and we sank his knowledge the board of education for his words. it was the changes from the course when you were the only issue with the union and the european people were thank you also for supporting not striking us but there's a position submissions when you will be gone we used to be a portuguese with the who are. citizens to you and if you were so what happened in n.z. the british parliament. over how obama. says that's all about democracy and honest think do all those people would work as a nation in this instance in this newsgroup in this with. the loss of the number of old you know who i'm here who would really appreciate mr putin's position. that's trying to help us with the us in as he's easy to use in the go

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rights community to our hip-hop generation for we went 40 days of marching with no arrests, with no lootingner cities without there ever being an outbreak and people were upset and they were angry. so i have tremendous confidence in the maturity of this generation and the people that get involved in the movement, oh, my god, this happened and i'm upset. no, this is part of the long haul. there were always losses and we tend to remember '64 and '65 and we don't necessarily think of all of the losses. >> you know we don't think of is a long period of time. i mean, the effort to pass the civil rights act began many, many years, a decade before it actually passed so it takes a lot of time to push change. >> i know we can have two episodes with you all. you're occupying my studio right now. thank you so much for being here. >> stay right there. we'll be back with more "our world with black enterprise." >>> our world with black enterprise is sponsored in part by state farm. find an agent or get a coat at state farm.com. >>> two ballerinas of color found a dance company that let them be soloists s

and then you you get high from the glow and you go stealing and looting you need money to buy vodka beer. i've already been arrested. waiting for the trial and dad took me into a room and said listen nicholai your mother has died you can go either to the orphanage or to me. it was for them i didn't think it would last too long because he was utterly beyond control he went hysterical and ran off but gradually the boy comes down today i'm sure that he's one of the most promising guys here he's very talented. he talks even more than that don't be from shrek that little donkey has got nothing compared to nicholas i. could see if i think i want to become an actor and playing comedies i like comedies a lot i've got everything i need now i've got a childhood i'd love and people just pat me just stroking me on my head or back with us because when i was little my mom was busy and she had no time to do it i don't know why maybe because she drank. so now we have a whole poking toxin in the blood of our fetuses which gets in their brain because there's no blood brain barrier developed at that stage.

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there are some instances of looting. some said they had to steal food because they had nothing to eat for days. the forecast of rain for the coming days and warnings of flash floods for houses of people. may be some time yet before they can think of returning to a normal life. >> another weather system is moving in on mexico. it could impact the flooding that is occurring there. >> meteorologist: you can tell it's the heart of the tropical season because we've had storm after storm. as we look at the slight, satel, thithis has died out. but at the same time we had manuel which grazed the mountains and caused the rains. because manuel did not go inla inland, it was able to go back out to the water, get that circulation going and redevelop into a tropical storm. as it does that, rain for parts of the western coast line but eventually it will curve in the peninsula, and into cabo san lucas. there is a closer look at emmanuel. this iemmanuel--manuel. here we have a tropical system out there, but regardless this looks like it