>> a homemade bomb, at the french embassy and mali and also, the greek embassy was sent to the one inome. in december 2017. and at another bomb sent and rome to the july and and the swiss embassies both in rome. >> double homicide, and a violent homicide with six people wounded. bullet holes, gun shots as a reminder of a growing problem. this is video. . hau this is oakland reflective of their low staffing. and their budget problems reflecting limited resources. haaziq madyun >> although staffing levels are down, 100 officers are no longer in the zero pd because of budget cuts. officials said oakland police headquarters to the officers will no be patrolling other parts. to respond to " hot spot, like here. and 89th ave. the violent recent shooting that left six people wounded in including an innocent bystander. struck by a stray bullet. >> and will have more of research go to the known spots. >> the plan is to catch them with limited resources. the move put together an intelligence task force, and with our task force, with cross platform, to stop the return which were starting. >> and

old doctor is among at least none i know of is indicted in the case the group of poles promises of mali to entice impoverished people to give up their organs a separate investigation recently imply because of a prime minister has turned she was directly involved in organ trafficking cheering at the nine hundred ninety s. . she is marking the one year anniversary of the massive earthquake that devastated the country for two hundred thousand people lost their lives and more than a million also still homeless the country's president led the ceremony which is now that the site of a mass grave former u.s. president bill clinton attended the commemorations in truth and we could structure in efforts a large part of which is overseeing. ok let's cross over to the business desk now where dimitris standing by to give us all the latest send it to me three. dispute that may be a rising between russia and then are all about to have a could have put actually russian oil produces a hole to deliveries already well pricing negotiations are dragging on between the two countries but companies want to rais

, mali has actually had peaceful transitions of government, changes in power. and has developed conflict management techniques that is, in fact, much more prevalent throughout much of the society. again, violence that was prevented, the case that is not studied and not todd pierce i think we have to be very wary of just being cynical and pessimistic. and just say we have a proclivity to violence and that's what we have to focus on. what we also have to focus on is developing strong institutions of peace building at the global as well as at the local level. >> well, i guess it's my turn. good morning for all. i would like to say that it's a great honor to be here, and i thank for invitation, and i think you to be here with us. well, i think that my colleagues pointed a lot of good points about the prospectus of law, social aspect, political aspects, economic aspects. i just wish to point some psychological aspects, that will not be an answer, but surely it will be another questions that will be pointed. altogether with those points. i think that sigmund freud, w

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we've seen in places ranging from philippines to serbia from chill eighty crane from from now dives to mali that is you know people who recognize that democracy doesn't come from foreign intervention doesn't come from sanctimonious statements from western capitals or from the people themselves very interesting if i go to you in a bill in london here you know you all often hear in common discourse that democracy does this some work in the arab world because they're not ready for democracy and and if democracy is going to be there it has to be guided by others ok i mean are we seeing these stereotypes types being broken now because the people of tunisia with very relatively little violence on the side of the people shown that they can get rid of a very vicious dictator a dictator that was praised in the american white house when he when ben ali visited the united states so you know what kind of message are we seeing now would be a different discourse now about what can happen in the arab world. well it's a very important message that we're getting from tunisia and the situation there is demon

seem to like it we report on what's making locals say yes to the land of bollywood to the land of mali which. the british are coming from and how american television is under attack from entertainment imports from the u.k. . russia's prosecutor general has taken charge of an investigation into a reported last occur in the south of the country that took place on friday eight people were shot dead including six members of the same family at a house and report one of the victims was an alleged crime lord with two children survived including his granddaughter in an interval it was not the first attempt on the life of the reported mobster who had a long criminal record. and zions wife was killed in a previous attack investigation committee chief is on his way to the crime scene or a special team will be set up to work on the case. the rainy an envoy to the international atomic energy agency claims tehran is ready for a nuclear fuel swap deal with moscow. soltani says his country is prepared to exchange its rain. in the highly from russia statement comes around close talks on iran's nuclear

governments in male. -- mali.i said there are no opportunities to carry out things they want to do in this area. there is an increasing young population, and there is the spreading of radical messages. there is a change of the center of gravity towards the southern part of the normal activities. there is increasing internal competition in order to get this ability, and it can lead to increasing level. this is a map of the sahel. we talked about the most important actors. they are looking for more visibility and more prestige as an organization. these three main developments, there was another one that i decided to keep up from the presentation, because otherwise it would be a bit long and boring, and it is about the new role of nigeria in the region. then, we should discuss which type of model is in the galaxy of the islamic groups. there are in the islamic groups in the balkans. an italian-style organization. there is a high degree of conflict with the different families and factions of the organizations. as i sa

and past that, as mali a said, the big debate is do we go for a parliamentary system in which the prime minister emerges from or... or presidential system like the one we have. and this is going to be a debate but that is one what democracy is. this is the exciting part about the process that for the first time people are actually participating or going out... >> rose: feel they have a stake in the future. >> exactly. >> yes, yes, it's quite extraordinary, yes. >> very... an amazing event, actually. >> rose: thank you very much. great to have you here. tu if i can ben amor is at columbia university and malika zeghal is at harvard. alan riding is here, he was the european cultural correspondent for the "new york times" for 12 years. previously he served as the "times" bureau chief in paris, madrid, rio de janeiro and mexico city. his new book is called "and the show went on: cultural life in nazi-occupied paris." i am pleased to have him on this program for the first time. welcome what did you finally conclude about how you define collaboration and how you define resistance? >> well, in

, that there was a feature of mali was insignificant jeopardy, even though you had, in the 1990s andolating. enter a series of conflict resolution and mediation efforts at the local level, that actually percolated upwards and matt clement praised by the larger political process in mali. molly has actually had peaceful transitions of government, changes in power and has developed conflict management techniques that in fact are much more prevalent throughout much of the society. again, violence that was prevented in the case that is not studied and is not taught. i think we have to be very weary of just being cynical and pessimistic and just say we have a proclivity to violence and that's what we have to focus on. that's what we also have to focus on is developing strong institutions of peacebuilding at the global as well as the local level. >> well, i guess it's my turn now. with one for all, i would like to say that it's a great honor to be here and they thank you for the invitation and they thank you to be here with us. wow, i think that michael pointed out a lot of good points abou

we have to look at the situation in algeria and libya, mauritania, morocco, tunisia, chad, mali, and niger. on the basis of our studies since 9/11, we recorded an increase of some 558% of the number of terrorist attacks in the region. but my friends, it is not just the number of bad tax. it is the impact, and i'm afraid that with the new developments, we are going to have an increase. clearly, it will look at the various open sources, there is no question that al qaeda and the moderate, together, jointly, with various al qaeda affiliate's, for example, the arabian peninsula -- they represent the most dangerous threat, both regionally and globally. the problem of fail-safe -- the terrorists are exploiting the open spaces in order to recruit, in order to be involved in narcotics trafficking, in human trafficking. it is unbelievable. if you go to the region and see what is going on, the links. now, what can be done? we now have quite a number of recommendations. i would like to mention at least two. one of them is on the intelligence level, and we do have experts on intelligence who can