i would just like mali. -- flag mali.inaudible] >> networks of grievance that would make a lot of sense for ambitious extremists who want to tap into and mobilize. i think what's happening in central mali, even the broader kind of poll, farmer attacks becoming something of a national or even regional network our things to watch for. let's take some questions from the audience. we will take one from the back there. >> thank you so much. i think it's important what you'vyou've highlighted about hw reactive some of our policies can be, particularly in cve delivedothat they should be ulta preventative measure. by question is in terms of work towards an early warning system, sort of like what we've seen cement the possibly of mass atrocities, whether or not there's any work to develop the networks, the groundwork in the matrix to have in place throughout communities in subsequent africa an early warning system to identify potential vulnerable areas for violent extremist groups? thank you. >> i don't know that we've gotten the

mosul, baghdad, fallujah, mali, tikrit, you were opposed to leaving. >> look, look, i said one thing right from the beginning, i wanted to get out. we should have never been there, i wanted to get out. i've been against it ever since. you can look back to 2004, 2003. in fact, on neil cavuto's show before the war started, i said let's not do it, we have other things we need to do, including

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unlike mali, those countrieses are not subject to the jurisdiction of the i.c.c.di, who in the plea bargain faces 11 years in prison, today called for an end to such acts. >> ( translated ): i would likel to give a piece of advice to muslims all over the world: not to get involved in the same acts i got involved in, because they are not going to lead to any good to humanity. >> brown: human rights groups say mahdi and others alsoy committed crimes against the local community, including rape and sexual slavery. the i.c.c. says further chargesr may follow. and for more on this case and its broader implications, we're joined by patty gerstenblith.s she's a professor of law at depaul university and head of its center for art, museum andum cultural heritage law. welcome to you. first thing i want to ask is how significant is this case as a war crime prosecution? >> yes, it is very significant. it's the first case that we have on an international level where somebody was prosecuted only for the crime of destruction of cultural heritage.cu we have other examples of prose

we're at risk of losing mali. so, there are just, there are a lot of preventive work that can be done, in addition to work that can be done, in places where we're already seeing some progress and some populations that have come under protection. nigeria, is less cve than government administratetion. and the lack of service to those that have been liberated. >> newed in the works of grievance that would make a lot of sense for extremenisms who want to mow billize. >> those that want to pull, the farmer attacks, becoming something after national network, are things to watch for. let's take some questions from the audience. >> thank you so much. i think it's really important what you highlighted about how reactive some of our policies can be, in cve, even though it should be prevent takive. in terms of work towards an early warning system, like what we have seen, whether or not there's any work to develop the networks, and the groundwork to have in place throughout communities, in early warnings to identify vulnerabl

and mali you are often with the destruction of historic shrines. another groups government a strict interpretation of sharia. so in addition to these violent religious extremism that we are awfully with, we have seen quieter expansion of religious extremism. what we mean by that is there's a reduction in communal relationships between moses and christian. increased lack of trust between religious committees, decreased dialogue between religious community. increased use of rhetoric to insult the other, and the others attendants. we document these concerns in nigeria with nigeria interreligious council, the over arching interreligious body that's led by the president. it did need for multiple years because of a lack of trust and because of disinterest and dialogue between the individuals. we have heard christians in nigeria refer to all muslims and boko haram. we've heard muslims refer to christians as infidels. even in the central african republic which is not in counterterrorism we hear christians connect muscles to boko haram or a product jihadi n

a man from mali is on trial for attacking timbuktu. he is the first islamic extremists charged by the criminal court. he is the first to plead guilty to war crimes. speaking earlier today, he begged forgiveness for the attack. archaeologists are hoping the case will serve as a warning that the site will not -- that the -- of the site will not go unpunished. >> he pleaded guilty to ordering attacks from world heritage site --10 back to back in 2012 heritage site i may timbuktu back in 2012. >> all charges against me are accurate and correct. i am sorry and remorseful. i regret all damage i have caused the community, my family and my country. >> he called on others not to commit similar acts, he is the first suspect to face a charge of attacking religious or historical monuments. it's the first time this court has been able to defend its heritage, to recognize its importance, and to contribute to the fight against those who attack it. start of too often the the worst of atrocities against civilians. the first person to plead guilty since

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. >> the victim was an immigrant from mali supporting a son in medical school. he also sent money home to his mother in africa. guzman was wounded by police in that shooting. we'll take a closer look at the holster used by police officers suspect to get his or her hands on an officer's weapon. the department is in the process of transitioning to a new, more secure type of holster. >> reporter: this is the safari land 6360 gun holster with automatic locking system. it's more secure and started issuing it to all new recruits in june of 2014. it is not the one used by the 52nd precinct whose gun was stolen by a suspect tuesday morning and used to kill an innocent bystander. >> we're going to review all the tactics and the equipment involved. looking at the video, mr. guzman made a fast move and ripped the gun out of the police officer's holster. >> reporter: it's an easy thing to do. former nypd officer. >> it's secure. it has two safety mechanisms for the gun to come out. so the thumb snap is one of them and there's another mechanism that allows the officer to tak

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our showers ease up for tuesday with only a few pop up storms possible; maly over the mountains and north of the valley. high temperatures will hold in the upper 90s and low 100s on tuesday. more sun and warmer weather is on the way for the middle closed captioning will resume shortly a henderson neighborhood wants a female sign-burgler to stop stealing trump signs from their front yards. fox5's peter dawson met up with a home owner who captured the whole caper on his security camera. mike from henderson returned from vacation and noticed something missing from his front yard. mike trump sign stolen from front yard "my sign just disappeared saturday at 5:51 pm and i caught it all on video, i just can't believe people would stoop this low to take a trump sign, it's sad." crime. the female sign thief gets dropped off, walks past the house, looks around and then walk on property and with both hands grab the sign. trump in-hand she runs away to her get-away car waiting around the corner. mike trump sign stolen from front yard "she took the sign and went around the corner and off they went. i

that is it for business news, mali. -- for business news, molly. molly: it is time now for our press review. by joined here in the studio our correspondent for what is happening in written headlines. you are starting off with the olympic games. >> that's right, the games have arrived. "the wall street journal" says with this picture of an rico "reports organizers promised the games will promote tolerance and diversity. they say while affluence was classic, beijing was grandiose and london was smart. the real games will be called. 100,000 -- 1000 security personnel have been employed. that is what oh global reports per this has not stopped shootings from happening, especially around the favela's. they are actually near the quick .anes used by olympic athletes just on wednesday and thursday this week, eight shootings occurred in two prominent neighborhoods. dopingfrom security to in terms of who is allowed to compete, the french people -- the french paper "liberation" is toking about the decision allow athletes to compete in the over the games. dheep

host: in mali, one person killed and several others wounded as police opened fire on protesters .emonstrations were sparked by the arrest of a radio presenter and open critic of the government. many took to the streets in support of him, who was arrested for discussing the army on his radio show. and is to premiere of australia has offered 2 -- an asylum seeker. the move comes after papua new guinea's government announced the closure of a detention facility from australia on it territory. they say it has drawn international criticism. and more than 500 passengers and crew rescued from a burning cruiseship off of the north coast of puerto rico. the fire broke out in the engine room after a pipe carrying fuel broke. all were evacuated and authorities say there were no major injuries. and a number of german politicians are calling for an end to dual nationality and for a ban on the islamic dress known as the burka. the calls come from the conservatives of the east of the country that are facing a stiff challenge from the populist alternative for germany party. angela merkel's governm

fox25's mali to people in the community who are fearful that the killer is still in the area. >> reporter: they hugged, cried, shared stories and lit candles in honor of the 27-year-old brutally killed while she was out for a jog. >> i didn't know her. i don't even know the family but the fact that it happened in our town because we are so -- it just doesn't happen in princeton. >> reporter: complete strangers who don't know marcott bought flowers and showed up to pay respect to . >> the woman that does the same route as vanessa does said she will never run again. we are nervous. >> reporter: she lives in new york city where she works for google. he was in princeton visiting her mother. she went for a job and last seen on brook station road and found with burns to her body. >>> she was really, really nice. really genuine person. >> reporter: her high school >> everybody really -- really liked her. she was so mart. >> reporter: first responders at the scene stood side by side. >> a huge loss. a terrible tragedy and we care. that's what we do. >> i am 27 and things like that shouldn't happe

the fear of a shot sends shoppers running as the mali vac waited saturday. eight were injured in the rush. report is are digging through the 911 calls right now. we'll have more this evening. >>> taking a look outside, finally it looks like things will cool off a bit. we're going to turn it over to bill reh for a look at today's weather. >>> it's still going to be hot this afternoon but it's not going to be extreme like it was there. but we're already atp 89 degrees at noon in raleigh. 86 in fayetteville. 91 in charlotte. a hot day this afternoon. >> the mountains have 70s. let me put in the heat index for you. you can see it feels like the midnights. hopefully we'll keep the heat index out of triple digits this afternoon. but it will be a lot day. we have a lot of sunshine. little bit of precipitation down here south of fayetteville. the main area of precipitation is out in tennessee and that's going to cross our way and move towards us so your forecast, then, hot and humid, 92 is what i revised the high to be. could be a couple showers stale round. most ar

remorseful and i regret all damage i've caused the community in timbuktu, my family, and my country, mali. reporter: it has been a remarkable day here at the icc. the prosecutor told the court attacks on cultural heritage had become a weapon of war. she said the sentence should act as a deterrent and a warning to others. al-mahdi himself comes from the timbuktu region and as a result was fully aware of the importance of the mausoleum and their significance to the city inhabitants. reporter: such is the importance of these recently reconstructed monuments. the prosecutor says stonemasons in the region are considered human treasures. katty: the promise that the next generation will be better off than the one before has been powerful part of the american dream. but progress has stalled. according to a new survey, a majority of americans think the future will be worse. it is a pessimistic view that donald trump has been tapping into on the campaign trail. this week we hear from a number of families and we start with scott wilson and his son, who live in southern virginia. >> people here take

there it goes, the celebration for malie. he knew this was coming. jonathan lecroy, adrian bell , called safe, take a look at this one. the deflection, easily out at bottom of the inning and it's longo time. his team leading 28th of the season just five away now from his career high, the rays explode for an 8-2 win over the texas rangers. before the game rays pitcher kris archer was out in the community, presenting kids with equipment. in three years of this program the rays and good sports have handed out over $110,000 in sports equipment to youth programs all over the bay area. >> good sports is a great organization, they've allowed me to be an ambassador for the past four, five years and they donate equipment, to programs in need, and they do a great job of identifying those and allowing me to come out here and deliver my message as >> jimbo fisher says freshman quarterback malik henry has been suspended for dizzy obeying the rules, did not say for how long. stress frur in fracture in , that means red shirt freshman starter. he likes what he sees.

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bronx, we can only tell you about the victim in this case that he is said to be an immigrant from mali. folks who though him in the neighborhood say he is one of the hardest working people they know. police have not been able to contact his family so they are not releasing his identity. as for mr. guzman, he is reportedly in stable condition. charges against him are pending. we can tell you that he has had at least nine prior arrests, prison for a robbery. again, charges against him this afternoon are pending. we're live in the bedford park section of the bronx. i'm sandra brookman, channel 7 "eyewitness news." >>> an nypd officer was stabbed in the hand during a wellness check in queens. a man acting irrationally locked himself in the bathroom. the man lunged at him and stabbed an officer in the hand sharp object. the negotiators persuaded crosby craig to surrender, and he was taken into custody. >>> new at noon, officials in texas confirm that a child in the houston area had microcephaly. it's the condition that shrinks the size of baby's heads. the mother got the mosquito- borne ill

for a romain tau maly use canned pork and beans and ramain.ggest soy sauce for tear yaw key. we came up with other possible dishes. roman and shank dinner. cheesy romain 1k3 memories. and of course there is the get out of jail romain that includes romain noodles. it is expensive in prison i am told. the dishes go great with a nice, fruity glass of pruno. does it mean romain is the new black? there is a show on netflix. >> sorry. >> it will get you something in prison, but not everything. i am talking about you, goes. you didn't want what i had. you didn't want the romain. >> it creeps me out how you weren't looking at the camera. we thought you were looking at the camera. this is creepy. >> are we on tv right now. >> prison is like college. everyone wants ramen. >> number one, ramen is awesome and i ate it for four years in college and part of my body is made of ramen. and for everyone using this story to say prisons are under funded, i say shut all of the prisons down and send them down to sheriff joe in arizona. that man runs a tight ship. >

we had so many americans bleed and die and risk their lives for mosul, baghdad, fallujah, mali, tikrit, you were opposed to leaving. >> look, look, i said one thing right from the beginning, i wanted to get out. we should have never been there, i wanted to get out. i've been against it ever since. you can look back to 2004, 2003. in fact, on neil cavuto's show before the war started, i said let's not do it, we have other things we need to do, including fix our economy, which was a mess, to put it mildly. the way we got out was ridiculously. i've been saying something since i've known you, keep the oil. have i said that? >> yes. >> keep the oil. and i said, when we went in, the old days the victor goes the spoils. it's not a victory, but militarily we wiped them out. i said keep the oil. and take the money and some of it give to the families of the soldiers who died, give it to the wounded warriors, give it to the people that have been hurt so badly in that war. and it would be -- by the way, that would be such a small part of the money, and the rest we use to pay ourselves. >> life blo

old malie ellis well. can't forget that. have to get him caught. the last serial shooting as he mentioned was over a month ago, and we'll continue to track this. >>> and two intense stand offs involving two sheriff's offices and in one case the guy they were after ran off and is nowhere to be found. he's a registered sex offender and inside a florence home in his girlfriend threatening her with guns, and her kids were there katie raml has more. >> here's what we know. 49-year-old john bowman driving a stolen truck from gilbert. a silver chevrolet pick up, black rims. here's the arizona plate, 370zzy. we know there's a skull sticker on the back window. deputies say bowman is extremely dangerous. he apparently threatened to kill deputies saying he'd not be taken alive by law enforcement. deputies got the tip after the victim's son called mesa police to have somebody go out and the threats. >>> and now to apache junction, even more breaking news where this home, the road to this home was blocked off for hours after mcso deputies shot their suspect out

unrest in mali. terrorist cells to the south. deadly riots in egypt. killed the u.s. ambassador. all those things are very real concerns. but if you only look at what's on the news, you can miss maybe what's a bigger picture. another morning in tripoli, and life goes on. vendors are out. people go about their daily routines. >> akram: this is our traditional breakfast. >> anthony: what is this dish called? >> akram: -- which is an overstretched donut, i suppose. >> anthony: right, with an egg. >> akram: with an egg on top. >> anthony: what's the little pancake they put on top? that just to hold the egg in? >> akram: yeah, just to hold the egg in. it's, uh, it's like a hat for it, or a cover or something. >> anthony: a crepe. yeah. right. >> akram: you can get them with cheese. you can get them with chili paste. you can have them with honey, with sugar. >> anthony: what do you, how do you like yours? >> akram: uh, i like mine cooked, to be honest. >> anthony: what's the name of this neighborhood? >> akram: uh, this is fashloom. this is the cradle of the

fast norwegian of so mali origin. >> sarah: they believe mental illness caused him to kill the woman and injure five other people. matt bradley has the latest. >> reporter: the u.s. embassy has confirmed that the woman killed here in russell square additional information about that or her identity. we do know from scotland yard today that the attacker, the perpetrator was, indeed, a norwegian national of somali descent. he came to the u.k. from norway back in 2002 when he was four or five years old. that bit of information coming from the norwegian ministry of foreign affairs. there were five other victims. they were wounded. three have been released from the hospital. some other new information we are getting. we are talking to eyewitnesse which took place last night around 10:30. right here in the heart of central london. >> there was a body laying covered with a blanket. it seemed to be blood. more police arrived. at the time, the police were just... it was intense. really intense. >> there is a lot of anxiety running through london right now. report t u.s. embassy has not release

. >> after obtaining a warrant police entered brown's sprawling mansion in the sanitary mali alley. >i cannot comment on anything that has been found or recovered. he's being transported to robbery homicide division. >> brown has been in and out every police trouble for years, including being charged with felony assault in connection with a brought al attack on his then girlfriend, rihanna, in 2009. steve rappaport, fox news. >> oh, man, i watched this all un play on instagram yesterday. chris brown? >> again? >> you want to hope someone will do better. and then you see his video, and he goes on a rant, i get it, you don't want to be targeted. but now it is back in our minds. >> sadly. four # 21:00 the time. speaking of sadly, phillies struggling during last night's game against the nationals. sports in one minute. >> and, sad news for some young local athlete. why one montgomery high school is cancelling its varsity football season. your winning lottery numbers. neat neat >> good morning, i'm howard eskin. eagles play the final pre-season game thursday against the jets. how will the

and the other is a crunchy gram sandwich with chocolate and marshal mali filling. yummy. >>> a man leaves his bride at home to go on their honeymoon. i have to tell you if my husband is jetting around italy while i'm on my lazy boy watching reruns -- >> jason: it's a nice picture of in december. had planned a two week trip to italy two days before she got to leave, she realized she lost her passport. he went any way. >> jason: no way. no way. >> elizabeth: no. >>> there is a love story that will make you smile maybe even tear up at the same time. a couple married for more than six decades passed away just minutes apart. henry and jeannette have been together for 63 years. both of them suffered long time ailments. last week their children were with their parents knowing didn't have much time left, the two passed away within 20 minutes of each other. >> my brother keith said to my dad, he said, dad, mom has gone to heaven, you don't have to fight any more, if you want to go too, you can. for the first time in the afternoon he kind of opened up his eyes and looked ver

no wonder that even republicans in states like maine, like senator susan collins who has 12,000 so mali refugees -- >> i got to interrupt. >> u llet him finish and you ca pick up. >> he to me does not understand this country. >> the bottom line is the democrats have been screaming nothing but jim crowe and voter suppression every single time. integrity is a big sure for republicans and all americans. there's no evidence? there's 2,000 alleged cases since the year a 2000. election boards don't have checks and balances. >> he didn't say anything about that during the primary season. >> wait a minute. he actually did. that's not true. he actually did. he was talking about rigged systems in the primaries. >> but he didn't talk about cheating. >> yes, he did. he talked about cheating. what does rigged mean? cheating. >> it's one thing to say that the system was rigged. >> he wasn't talking about voter fraud. >> in colorado he actually did make that point because he felt that the convention system in colorado disenfranchised his voters. the democrats have been using this over and over and to

and only mali person in this video. >> reporter: blanca yonez, a high school student, came here from el salvador to have a better life. today for the first time we are hearing from her heartbroken sister. dora. >> it's my baby sister. it's not easy like -- >> reporter: dora says she is still living in fear and doesn't want to show her face or put her asking the public to help identify this woman, detectives have since located and identified her. it's unclear who she is and why police want to talk to her. >> i wasn't sad this morning because they show a new video and our lives go back to the past to think about what's happened that time. well, it's so sad. family, we still sad about >> reporter: in mid-june, her sister was found dead by construction workers behind this new building that's being renovated on princeton street in ease boston. >> especially the way they kill her, like it's not normal. >> reporter: dora says her sister was a typical rebellious teen who just wanted to hang out with her friends. >> she don't -- she don't have tie to live life, like she's the baby in the fami

hoe mali was hurt and -- o'ma the hospital. maxwell was defending himself after o'malley attacked him over a beer. >> they were arguing over a beer, when they fell to the ground and mr. o'malley -- there was no punching, kicking, strangling, there was no real violence in this. >> vanessa: maxwell will be back in court next month. police are working to figure out what caused it deadly crash on 95 in newton. this was the seen near exit 22 early this morning. police say the driver lost roll before ending up in the woods on the side of the highway. the driver was rushed to the hospital, where he died. no one else was in the car. >> mark: a man who fell on to the tracks of the park street station has now died. we first started following this story as it broke last night at 10:00 p.m. this picture tweeted from the scene shows emergency crews working after the man fell, striking the third rail last night. police are investigating this, trying to figure out why the man fell. his identity has not yet been released. but police said he is

pay tribute to everyone from african countries, but i want to pay a special tribute to those from mali, senegal, and others. the challenge is twofold. not only do we have to qualify as good leaders, we have to qualify as good english speakers. we have people back home who cannot speak this language. mr. president, you are at the end of your term. i would like you to partner with all of these countries to help us build english language centers for young people to be more efficient and seize this opportunity. thank you very much. [applause] pres. obama: i think you make an excellent point. obviously, we have people here from francophile countries or portuguese-speaking countries. but we also want to make sure everyone can participate. for a range of historical reasons, english has become, in some ways, a lingua franca. frankly, i wish that we as americans did a better job of learning other languages. one of the things about being a big country, we have always felt like we did not need it. but now, in an interconnected world, the more languages we speak, the better. it is excellent practi

i'll talk to them twice a day if it means i don't have to be er she is known as ma mali and living there the past eight years. >> i don't have to shop. i don't have to cook. i don't have to do anything. i do what i want when i want if i want. >> reporter: she and her late husband mason took nearly 100 cruises together, before he died in 1997. >> the last thing he ever said to me, this was the day before he died, don't you quit cruising! i started frequent cruising by i and unpacking. so i said there has to be a better way to do this. >> reporter: the answer is how about i don't leave at all? >> ah-ha! >> reporter: she sold her house in florida and along with her car and most of her belongings and never looked back. >> everybody knows her and she knows everybody. >> reporter: this is the captain of the crystal serenity. >> she is a little bit of a diva in a good way. she gets along her day and makes herself busy and has her things area her opinions and a wonderful person. >> reporter: at your age, a lot of pwo a retirement place. >> hell no! >> reporter: really? >> not me. why do that? i'

one, it raises money to sponsor the education of girls living in rural mali, and that's a program that's by local malian women, and then the second thing it does is it teaches young american high schoolers about human rights and about international issues, and we go to lobby congress and the state department and other types of things because i'm from d.c., so that was an opportunity we had available to us. so we're... walter: what got you interested right off the bat, if i can ask? eliana: uh, i didn't know anybody at my school, and i knew the girl who ran that, and i'd always been interest--i always wanted to help people, that was just what i wanted to do, and that seemed really interesting, and then i ended up taking over the club a year later and running it for almost 3 years. walter: oh, my gosh. eliana: so--and it's a pretty small organization. that was one of t the biggest chapters of itit. walter: anand now you know some people at the school. eliana: yeah. walter: obviously. eliana: well, i've skyped with them a few times. they help me with french. walter: fantastic. riley, steven

we've seen this in kenya really, so malis and muslims on the coast in northeast nigeria. we've also seen governments promote particular religious interpretations over all their citizens. usually promotion of what the government views as indigenous or tolerant form of islam. we see this in ethiopia which terje will talk about the interpretation of islam and trainings and cooption of the islamic umbrella organization and institutions. propping up of religious umbrella organizations and interfaith bodies. ethiopian islamic affairs council and nigerian religious council. also more recently this past year, we hear about murmurings in other countries, states trying to institute religious registration law to monitor certification and qualification of religious leaders and monitor hate speech. kenya proposed one in january and roundly criticized by kenyan religious leaders and it was shelved. the state governor has one currently under review. it was announced in march, february and march, and again it garnered criticism. still being considered for review. this past year we've see

others come from countries wracked by war and instability such as somalia and mali.onflict and lawlessness have made libya a major transit point for thousands of migrants. traffickersr human that thrive on chaos. washington has issued a warning over the fighting in syria just over the border from turkey. turkish backed forces are pushing deeper into northern syria. their goal is to wipe out the islamic state group but they have also been fighting syrian kurdish fighters as well. thee are turkish fears kurds could step into the vacuum left by the i.s. and hason backs both condemned their fighting as unacceptable. julia kim has the details. >> the headache is worsening from washington as it to allies turn on each other -- its two allies turn on each other. sides are attempting to retake territory from the islamic state group in northern syria. the united states warned against undermining their ultimate goal. >> these actions were not coordinating with the united states and we are not providing any support to them. i call for all of the armed actors on the ground to mai

. >>> finally, it was the trip of a lifetime for one woman on a recent flight from dubai to mali thatours in, she went into labor five weeks early. two nurses were also on the plane and helped to safely deliver her little girl. the airline's ceo gifted the baby 1 million points of tn rewards program with no expiration date and those points can be shared with her family. that's the news update this hour. nice to end on a happy note. right? >> i'm afraid people say a million points? pretty attractive. >> so's giving birth at 30,000 feet. >> yeah. not exactly. >> did she get to choose what country she is a citizen of? >> yeah. how do they establish the rights? i'm sure there's a formula for doing so. >> i think there is. she was -- i don't know what country she was over but it will be interesting to see. >> i don't think it's that one. >> dual citizenship. >> anyway, they will have a lot of miles to draw on wherever that citizenship is. sue, thank you. >> sure. >>> the fight for the air waves is on as the fcc puts wireless spectrum on the auction block. verizon and at&t leading the charg

scientists at mali center for vaccine development need to find out if the inoculation is effective andis is a double blind vaccine trial, the doctor does not know which vaccine the participipant is gettingndnd the participant also does not know which vaccine he's getting. uh, we are so far all doing very well. uh, we have not had uh, observed any particucular papart with vaccine. announcer: samba's mother knows too well about the devevastating consequences of meningitis. her sister died from the disease. announcer: the new vaccine is desperately needed. across the border in neighboring burkina faso, an epidemic of deadly meningitis has broken out. (music) six year old jasasongo is fightg for his life.

the european countries constantly negotiate and pay ransom for hostages in north africa and mali, placesation where you can't -- you can't quite make the case that we did a cash for lives deal. americans are taken hostage, you know, many fewer times than hostages from european countries. there is almost a business in north africa of taking europeans hostage. >> so you're willing to say there was a quid pro quo as parts of this cash and the hostages. there was not, however, a video of the quid pro quo. there was not a video of cash being delivered to iran, despite the fact that for two days, donald trump said that there was. this morning, he put out a tweet sort of revising it saying no, i was talking about a video of something else, it was in switzerland, not the plane going to iran. you've been talking a little bit about donald trump, using colorful language, fareed, and that gets to this issue. >> it isn't just get to that issue. if i can, i notice you have it here. let me read the first line of the "washington post" column. >> your headline. >> a few days ago, i was asked on cnn to ma