eat turn only, for all time, mali -- eternally, for all time, mali will be grateful to france for noteaving our country, its own advisors, for not abandoning mali, for standing by our country in this fight against terrorism. this is why, mr. president, we welcome you today as a friendly country and know how indebted we are to you. we know how difficult this war is. impossible this effort, this military effort, sometimes seems to be. those who have never been confronted at this time of asymmetrical conflict may believe from the outside that we are not doing much or that our nowhere.ave led when it seems, indeed, the head of the hydra seems to reemerge again and again after it has been cut. but you know, president macron, that even the most powerful nations in the world would have a very hard time fighting this kind of enemy, anywhere from nic ellysee attack, the recent attack, what has happened in france should certainly not lead us to believe that nothing has been done. so here, too, we need to keep fighting this fight. of course it will be a long road. it is a long and difficult road

infranch intervened in mali january 2013 at the request of the president of mali. jihadists drive out in the country's north and keep them from marching on the capital. france carried out dozens of airstrikes on islamist positions and deployed up to 3500 soldiers. major cities were liberated within a week and french president francois hollande received a hero's welcome on his visit to timbuktu. >> what you what to say to the president? >> he is a national hero. thank you so much. >> i want to say thank you to the french president. thank you for what you did for mali. maliance's intervention in withheld as a success, but four years on, security remains an issue in the region. some 4000 french troops are deployed in five african countries, fighting islamist insurgents across the mineral rich region. at least 19 french soldiers have died there since 2013 and french military bases has come under attack in recent months. dozens were killed in a car bombing at a camp in january. >> the wikileaks founder julian balconye appeared on the of the ecuadorian empath embassy.ian

support and .raining we are looking forward to the support of the european union and the labors in mali. it is an absolutely essential part to what is necessary to make the u.n. effective. i want to express my deep gratitude for that. [applause] bedear colleagues, it would possible to make the statement that the world has never been better. progress in the last decade has created the conditions for an enormous increase in global wealth and living conditions for a majority of the population. some might even say, looking at the number of soldiers still in the battlefield, that this is the most peaceful time in human history. while this may be true, they are far from revealing the whole truth. i think it is important for us to recognize that we are facing a number of unprecedented challenges that require the u.n. and eu to work together. allow me to mention briefly for them. .irst, conflicts we are seeing a multiplication of new conflicts over the past few years, and some complications that continue to not die such as in afghanistan. the only do we have a multiplication of conflicts, but t

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in this special 21st-century show on united nations peacekeepers, a story of danger and courage in mali, reconciliation in the central african republic, and peace-building in haiti. [indistinct conversation] [vehicle idling] republic, a country racked during decades with religious conflict. nararrator: the bridge whwhich e acaccess to ththe local scschool became a front line between wawarring factctions. un peacekeeperers supported local effororts to resolve differerens so that momoslem and christianan children n could go back to sschool. [people shshouting] narrator: the central african republic, a country wracked during decades with religious conflict, innocent civilians, as in all wars, caught in the crossfire. [men shouting] narrator: when sectarian violence pitting moslems against christians again erupted in 2012, thousands were killed, and many more fled their homes, moving to the relative safety zos definedd by theheir religig. due to thehe violence, more than half the schools closed, including g yakite school, one f the few schools in the capital bangui where once christian and

we must confront terrorists globally, from syria and afghanistan, to northern mali and the southern philippines, where al qaeda 3.0 may be germinating. we can't allow twitter wars to become shooting wars. so instead of vacillating between reckless saber rattling and dubbing kim jong-un a smart cookie, we should steadily apply increased pressure on north korea, while protecting our allies and our homeland. and instead of excusing russia's outrageous behavior and branding nato obsolete, we must defend every nato ally unconditionally and firmly counter russia's cold war tactics. even as we address today's crises, we must get ahead of emerging threats that will endanger us tomorrow. from rising oceans, to the dark web, from conflict in outer space, to the manipulation of artificial intelligence. second, an effective foreign policy requires skillful diplomacy. we should embrace the mantle of global leadership, because the united states remains the world's best hope, but we need to be a steady, trusted partner so that as charles de gal said, the word of the united states' president is good enough for

and mali's president, ibrahim boubacar keita. including the radisson blu bamako hotel siege two years ago in which 20 people died. american warplanes operating in syria have attacked a convoy carrying militia fighters supporting president assad. the us—led coalition says the convoy was heading towards a base used by western special forces, near the border with iraq. russia has condemned the attack as ‘unacceptable'. the incident comes as president trump prepares to visit saudi arabia, his first overseas trip since becoming president. james landale reports. us warplanes launching air strikes against so—called islamic state targets in syria. but now they are also attacking ground forces loyal to the syrian government. ostensibly the air strike was designed to protect british and american special forces like these. they are based in the south—east of syria, where they are training opposition groups fighting is. these pictures were taken last year. the pro—syrian convoy that included iranian backed militias was heading toward a milit

. >> youssou: the symbol of connection, mali and senegal, is the mafe.lso. >> anthony: so, what's the future? >> youssou: future? >> anthony: the future. 20 years from now, where will senegal be? >> youssou: what i hope is in 20 years, senegal is gonna be the place for great and big contribution of what we call islam. >> anthony: do you think there's any danger of the kind of radical islam that we see taking hold in many places in africa? >> youssou: all these people who are using the religion, muslim religion, to do bad things, i think senegal have examples. i think this country have models for the religion. this country, you know, you are here, i'm doing my local bissap and you are with your beer and in country 95% muslim. ♪ and, i think this example can help all the world. >> anthony: i hope so. inshallah. >> youssou: inshallah. [singing] ♪ ♪ >> youssou: merci, thank you. the average family's hectic home: its witnessed 2 diy duos, 31 crashes, 4 food fights, and the flood of '09. it's your paradise perfected with behr premium plus paint. the best you c

serÁ la primera vez en la historia, que este paÍs tenga un cardenal y lo mismo ocurre con suecia y mali dejado decenas de vÍctimas. reportero: una oraciÓn por la paz para la atribulada venezuela. la iglesia catÓlica convocÓ a este domingo en jornadas de oraciÓn en todos sus templos, debido a la crisis polÍtica que se estÁ viviendo en el paÍs. >> tenemos que pedir a dios para que se resuelvan los problemas gravÍsimos que tenemos y que se resolverÁn de manera pacÍfica. reportero: protestas que han dejado mÁs de 40 muertos, con la solicitud de la oposiciÓn de que se resuelva. el sÁbado, la oposiciÓn convocó a una nueva manifestaciÓn, que terminó en fuertes enfrentamientos con los cuerpos de seguridad. bombas lacrimÓgenas lanzaron por los cuerpos militares y policÍas dispersaron la multitudinaria marcha. un diputado opositor fue agredido por policÍas, en momentos en que intentaba mediar para evitar que se llevaran presos a manifestantes. un hombre fue prendido en fuego luego de ser golpeado por manifestantes, tras haber sido seÑalado de robar durante la marcha. el presidente nicolÁs maduro

helen: a short while ago we spoke to our correspondent covering the summit in mali.e asked whether mr. mintage and said anymore about trump's plans regarding world trade? >> trade, one of the most consensus issues -- contentious issues to be discussed here. in germany, no agreement could be reached on trade because of the u.s. basically blocked the attempt to reach an agreement against protectionism. italy as a response try to not mention this topic at all here because it was too difficult from the standpoint of the participating countries and the united states. what we hear from the german obligation -- the german delegation is some agreement has been reached on trade and should be announced in the final communication released tomorrow. following an italian source, the wording should be the same as in the g 20 framework earlier this year and that was quite a weak wording that led to a lot of disappointment here and it shows that this has to be discussed once again in the framework of heads of states of government at the g7 main summit in sicily. it will be interesti

the two nations are at odds over the president's decision to arm kurdish maly taints. the u.s. refuses to hand over a turkish cleric living in pennsylvania. >>> cyber security experts say north korea might be behind that ransom ware attack that hit computer systems around the world starting last friday. they say they found similarities between the hacking program used in that attack and the programs in earlier hacks by north korea. and the hack three years ago. just as it was planning to release the movie called the interview that m korean leader kim jong un. >>> d.c. council has approved a bill that will set a permanent date for the primary election. the third tuesday in june would be the date. in recent years primaries have been held in april, june, and december. the bill's sponsor charles allen says a permanent date will help boost voter turn out. the defendant has approved a bill to create a new independent commission to oversee metro. the bill heads to the house. nit its response to the tunnel disaster back in 2015. >>> a fire on the tracks filled subway cars with smoke. t

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mali -- until ary, you're on book tv with chris hayes. >> caller: hi. thank you to become of the andl. hi, chris. saw you in chicago when you had a book discussion with natalie moore, and i must admit, the more i -- the point you did your book discussion i was about -- r don't the -- a third of the way. >> now halfway through, the more i read the more depressed i geth it is -- it's not a -- i don't know what expected but it's getting me more andmer depressed and to a certain degree i'm the part where you're talking aboutp white fear, and i was wondering if you could expound? i think that's the root of all of this. it's white fear. >> guest: yep. >> host: all right. before you do i just want to read one line from your become, which is: americans convert white fear into policy. ameri >> guest: yeah. to her point that one of the theses of the book is it is foundational, that the first -- the captain of the ship that ran the jamestown, the first entry l is we were set upon by the savages, and from that moment, all the way through the experience of settlemen

more than 200 students from schools in senegal, mali and the gambia took part in a contest of engineeringth boys and girls in the capital — dakar. tim allman has more. at this stadium in senegal they are thinking big. robotic creations lined up, ready for battle— metaphorically, at least. some flying the flag. boys and girls working on robots and they created. i know a lot of people that they may not have wanted to come here but they came here and enjoyed it. they loved it. i spake to friends who now wa nt to loved it. i spake to friends who now want to change careers. i think our generation is definitely the generation is definitely the generation for it. competitors were aged between 11 and i9. generation for it. competitors were aged between 11 and 19. various tasks of mechanical dexterity will oppose. it is almost too much the better for some oppose. it is almost too much the betterfor some of them. oppose. it is almost too much the better for some of them. it is so much more than simple robotics. they come out of these loving science, loving engineering and that is the goal, so that

against isis, on the caliphate, or in libya or in mali, where the french are there to sort of man the is war. because you are using military means. but in britain, you don't have to use military means. you havejust presented it as an either or between the military approach and a policing approach, maybe there is another approach which is a community outreach approach which actually says to muslim communities, you know, we, the state, are not able to deliver security to this country without your help, and you must find ways to step up and work with us, whether it be through the mosques, community groups, the monitoring of children and their attitudes at school. but the muslim communities themselves surely need to be integrated as part of the approach and the solution? definitely. and this is why you should not tell that you are at war against them! you should not make them believe or make them fear that when you say war, they are targeted as a potential enemy. and this is why language so important. but don't you often appear to characterise muslim communities as hotbeds of radicalism,

stories making the news this hour: france's president emmanuel macron says french troops will remain in maliamist terrorism" there. speaking during a visit to the west african country, he warned that militant organisations there were regrouping and uniting. yemen could have as many as 300,000 cases of cholera within six months and an "extremely high" number of deaths, according to the world health organization. nearly 250 people have died in the past three weeks alone. a judge in the us state of minnesota has ruled that the six brothers and sisters of the pop star prince are the heirs to his estate. the six, including tyka, seen here shortly after his death last year, will take shares of the singer's $300 million fortune. the wikilea ks founder, julian assange, is claiming a "victory" after swedish prosecutors decided to drop their investigation into claims he carried out a sexual assault. but he remains in the ecuadorean embassy in london, where he took refuge five years ago. british police say if he left they would still arrest him for failing to attend court. caroline hawley reports. 0ut

france's president emmanuel macron says troops will remain in mali until there are no more islamist troopstions there would be read roofing and reuniting. yemen could have as many as 300,000 cases of cholera within six months and a high number of deaths, according to the who. nearly 250 people have died in the past three weeks alone. a judge in the us state of minnesota has ruled that the six brothers and sisters of the pop star prince are the heirs to his estate. the six, including tyka, seen here shortly after his death last year, will take shares of the singer's $300 million fortune. the former democrat us congressman, anthony weiner, has pleaded guilty to sending sexually explicit messages to a teenage girl in 2016. he's now likely to face a prison sentence, a harsh fall from grace for someone with links to hillary clinton's presidential campaign. 0ur north america reporter nada tawfik has more. anthony weiner hung his head as he exited federal court, trying to ignore the throngs of press gathered cover the fall of a once rising star of the democratic party, now soon to be sex offender

more than two—hundred students from schools in senegal, mali and the gambia took part in a contest ofe event in the capital, dakar. tim allman has more. at this stadium in senegal, they are thinking big. robotic creations line up, ready for battle — metaphorically, at least. some flying the flag. boys and girls working on the robots they created. i know a lot of people who might not have wanted to come here, but they came here, and they enjoyed it, and they loved it. i even think — i spoke to one of my friends, and they said that they want to change careers. now they want to become an engineer with robots and everything, so i think our generation is definitely the generation for it. all the competitors were aged between 11 and i9. their unique inventions faced with various tasks of mechanical dexterity. it is almost too much to bear for some of them. and this is about so much more than just simple robotics. they come out of this loving science, loving engineering, and this is our goal — how can we push these kids towards science, so they become future leaders in science and engineerin

before the week is out, we also expect him to take another foreign trip, perhaps, to mali or to iraq to visit with french troops on the ground there. george. >> typically, when a new french president takes power, they know who their allies are. they know where they can have support. but in this case, macron created his own political movement. does he come into this new role with uncertainty with whom his allies will be when it comes to getting things done. >> and that uncertainty, george, symbolized by the fact that this morning the choice of prime minister there's really no certainty about the fact, it could be anyone, frankly, from either side of the political aisle, he does seem to be leaning towards someone on the right in order to solidify his standing on the right. but it's not clear which way he's going to go and that prime minister who will only be in office until the new legislature comes in on june 11, will have to lead the fight for those new legislative seats for macron, george. >> senior international correspondent live in paris, this hour, thanks for the report. still a

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then they will go to see french troops in mali and the visit to german to meet the german chancellor,lection of emmanual macron mean for brexit negotiations? france is one of the pivotal players in the european union and mr macron will play a key role in upcoming brexit talks. this morning, president macron's chief economic adviser told the bbc that mr macron would be a hard negotiator, but he wouldn't want to punish britain for its decision to leave the eu. chris morris looks at what kind of negotiating position the new french president is likely to take. so the first thing you need to know about emmanuel macron is that he is a passionate pro—european. he campaigned on an overtly pro—eu platform. is that likely to make him a tough nut to crack when it comes to brexit negotiations? well, yes. but france was always likely to play that role. if you look at some of the things he said on brexit during the campaign, though, the language is pretty striking. in one interview he called brexit a crime and said, "what's going to happen is not taking back control, it's servitude." let's have a l

we must confront terrorists globally through syria and afghanistan, to northern mali and the philippines where al qaeda 3.0 is germinating. we can't allow twitter wars to become shooting wars. so instead of masquerading between reckless saber rattling, and dumping kim jong-il in a smart cookie, we should steadily apply increased pressure on north korea. while protecting our allies and our homeland. >> and instead of excusing russia's outrageous behavior, and branding nato obsolete, we must defend and read nato ally unconditionally and firmly counter russia's cold war tactics. even as we address today's crisis, we must get ahead of emerging threats that will endanger us tomorrow. from rising oceans to the dark depths, the conflict in outer space to the manipulation of artificial intelligence. second, an effective foreign policy requires skillful diplomacy. we should embrace the mantle of global leadership, because the united states remains the world's best hope. but we need to be a steady, trusted partner so that as charles de gaulle once said, the word of the united states is good enough

the next four years i don't have a lot of brown's -- ground you can watch this day by day i live in mali and in california. thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] . >> they couple nights ago i asked for a show of hands how many had been to charleston and oboist -- almost everyone in the room.

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