how worried are you about mastercard being hacked? i have been involved in cybersecurity for a while, both at the company, but also at different presidential commissions. i will tell you that i have been making a case that we're only as strong as our weakest link. mastercard has been one of those beneficiaries of people trying to get at us for a long time. we have strong processes and so have most of the financial services industry. today the financial services industry works very closely across the industry, but also with government. america's financial services industry is in relatively good shape. but remember, you are only as strong as your weakest link. think about all the supply chain that interacts with financial services, or any company, for that matter. if the supply chain is not as strong as it needs to be, you expose yourself to weakness. cybersecurity is a real issue and no single company can fight off nation-states or very large organized criminal gangs beyond a point. i think we are in this together, like the pandemic. c

mastercard's made an investment in the region. what do you see as mastercard's role in this part of the administration's efforts? >> amna, i think no company grows when the communities around it are not successful and growing. the same idea applies to the northern triangle. when the administration sailed we want to find a way to help people stay where they are, i'm not something that can open a manufacturing or export factory, but i can help in the distribution be of aid and distribute corruption leakage that happens through normal aid distribution. that's the idea of saying we'll help 5 million people come into the financial mainstream in the northern triangle and help a million smes. >> reporter: i want to get your take in the u.s. on the economic recovery. last year you were worried about a k-shaped recovery that the economic gaps would get wider. are you still worried about that? >> yes, i am. i will say i am very optimistic in general about the state of the u.s. economy. i believe that the package of measures the system has p

summa from a renter he's talked to some of the real estate counties in working with mastercard but ifte in uses cards amount of those benefits predict. >> sunday, 80 percent of rent payments are still done by check and that is because historically there as high as 3 percent fees and prevented users from using credit card so when the built mastercard for the first time, you cannot pay rent and any apartment with no fee and for landlords they don't accept cards, you can still pay under digital rail and let you send a check to your landlord on your behalf. before you go any further, for the longest time one of the benefits of putting rates on the card the first place. what is this matter so much. for generation. one is you are not getting that credit score benefit today and you send check in for renting with the single or just liability. what we have done when the product is to make sure the not only you get the benefit, but you also are protected from any risk going into debt so you can imagine something i say what happens if you're paying rent on the credit card and going to detonate s

makes sense, but iss said had mastercard's metrics not been changed.receive a bump in pay. iss notes that the ceo's awards amounted to $29 million in 2020 up from $26 million in the prior year after a brief dip last spring mastercard shares gained 20% in 2020 they tell investors they believe compensation was aligned with total stockholder return and the awards were used to fairly compensate employees for what is in their control and to engage and retain talent. shareholders will vote in 11 days on that proposal. >> ty, i know you've been following all of this quite closely. >> yeah, absolutely. i mean it has been -- i was just sitting here thinking i've been in financial journalism one way or another for nearly 40 years, 1982 in fact i joined the magazine i worked for, "money" at the very depth of the last bear market, the 1982 double-dip recession. this issue has been on the table since then and has never gotten solved it has outraged people for literally four decades and i know long after i'm gone, they will still be talking about the outside pay, mo

mastercard created a foundation when it came public and the foundation is the largest shareholder. of its own capital to help stem th pandemic and auction tanks that are a severe shortage in india why should we care about this other than the goodness of our collective hearts? with governments around the world cash strapped, too dysfunctional to accomplish anything, this has become the greatest force for social change afraid to speak for mark the ceo of sells force.com that spent millions of his money in an effort to fight the pandemic they sent a boeing 787 with medical supplies to india with 4,000 employees struggling with one of the worst outbreaks of the world. mark says quote we have a responsibility as leaders to improve the state of the world not just sell more software. which brings us back to mastercard this company recognizes the responsibility as a leader and wants to do more than collect credit card transaction fees but at the end of the day, this is "mad money", not mad phila philanthropy they are doing the right thing we love that there will be a return on investment a

mastercard is a longtime sponsor. discuss is the executive vice president of communications with spearheaded campaigns to address the needs of the lgtbq+ community at this country. -- at the company. let's get started with the importance of being a supporter to this event and raising the profile over the years. >> we have been a longtime supporter of the lgtbq ia plus community. in a longtime supporter of the event. but it's important to take a step back and say why we are doing this. the reality is that mastercard diversity, equity, and inclusion is the core of who we are. it's in our dna. it permeates the culture here. we support this alongside our employees who have a ton of pride in what we are doing here with this event, and what we do from an inclusion standpoint. this goes beyond an event and putting diverse perspectives at the table, which we know will yield great results. it's about creating a culture of belonging, where people can bring true selves to work. when we do this, we create pride for the people who

the consumer balance sheets are in great shape and they can take on more credit we think mastercard oray to participate in the reopening trade without participating in the volatility of the pure reopening trade names. >> i did not hear you throw out american express or discover they have credit cards, too, victoria or do mastercard and visa with the back end better bets for clients? >> that's exactly it it is the business model transactions started within their network. they don't have as much exposure to business, obviously, over the last 12 or 18 months we haven't seen the business travel there american express is taking a hit. you look at capital one where they are focused and have more exposure to loans to consumers we think mastercard and visa have a better business model our investors, longer term, that is the best bet in that space. >> we he like that victoria, can i ask a viewer question it is probably better than any question i can ask thank you to the viewer up nice and early or late. do you think it is time to start moving assets now you -- ahead of inflation i ask that now

in fact, visa and mastercard were increasing interchange but obviously put those plans on hold because that was the right thing to do. ashley: and jason, i wanted to mention this. you do operate outside of the u.s.. what kind of potential does that present and how advanced are these payment systems around the globe? >> so today, we process $60 billion in volume in the u.s.. it's $6.7 trillion of carded volume in the u.s. , $30 trillion globally so as you can imagine, the opportunity outside the united states is tremendous and only 2% of our revenue is derived from interchange outside the u.s. , and interesting fact is that interchange is far more regulated and far lower than we experienced in the united states , so we derive actually revenue through other types of services and methods. there are no real marqeta's outside of the united states where we're based but we do operate in 36 countries and growing, so we look to power a number of companies around the world like we do today and we expect that to grow. ashley: all right, well i have to leave it there jason gardner, ceo of marqeta,

and one of the ways they had consistently marked cards was they created what they call a mastercard, which showed all the marks in a contrasting color they would use those when they marked a deck of cards. we have a fan deck here that shows where the marks on the cards. we also have edge work here. the card on the left, if you notice, has a pointed edge, which indicates that it is an ace. the card next to it has a slight bump on the design and that indicates it is a king. if you go down all of these cards and look at the marks, you have ace, king, queen, jack, 10. we have a card cutter here, which was a traditional knife for marking cards, that would shorten the side of a card. we also have a corner rounder. when you trim a card, the round edge is destroyed so you have to put a round corner back on the card. we have a number of different things, including one of the blue books from the kansas city card company. the issue of cheating in gaming was largely resolved beginning in the 1940's, when the state of nevada became more active in the control of gambling. and one of the issues the

mastercard is creating priceless surprises® everyday by giving away reunion trips.ss. >>> we are back at 8:11 with our countdown to the tokyo olympics. the opening ceremony 24 days away, ms. thing. >> i just got nervous. one name we know you're going to be hearing a lot, gabby thomas over the weekend, the harvard grad punched her ticket to tokyo in a big way one of the event's best times ever recorded. we're going to talk to gabby live in a moment first, how she's excelling on books. >> coming to the and off the track. >> brandini and thom thaas comio the line >> reporter: 21.61 seconds the third fastest time ever run. rising u.s. track star gabby thomas's time made her the second fastest woman ever in the event. >> gabby, three personal best in three rounds and you are now an olympian what do you think? >> i don't know. i'm speechless i mean, i don't know i've been working really hard and it's such an honor i'm still trying to gather my thoughts i can't believe it right now >> reporter: only two races run faster, both by the legendary florence griffith joyner her r

the latest on the chopping block, mastercard.t this week urging investors to vote against its compensation plan like many companies during covid, mastercard adjusted its performance goals, thanks in part to the expectation for lower consumption expenditures and fewer cross border transactions but after a brief dip last spring, mastercard shares gained 20% in 2020. helping push the ceo's higher, mastercard telling investors it believes compensation was aligned with shareholders and the awards were used to fairly compensate employees and engage in retention and talent. shareholders will vote in 11 days on those comp plans, guys. >> leslie, that's pretty much always been the handy line for companies, right, which is, sure, they're benefitting a lot but they're equity-based compensation and, therefore, shareholders are profiting along with it. i think the idea of reloading a ceo because you think maybe the stock will struggle for a while, that might be one area that's going to continue to get a lot of scrutiny. >> exactly and that's

reverse that, coming here armed with pledges from a dozen major companies including microsoft, mastercard and chobani to invest in the region the head of guatemala's chamber of exporters says it's a significant step >> the fact that she met as i read with microsoft, with -- i applaud that >> are you optimistic things will improve here? >> you know what i think you have to be optimistic >> reporter: i traveled to the mountains an hour outside of guatemala city to visit a small farm representing the kind of prosperity many here hope u.s. investment can bring so what sort of things are they growing >> this is french beans. >> reporter: at the four pines cooperative indigenous women earning steady incomes growing produce, most exported to the united states >> if not for this work would these women potentially and their families want to leave guatemala? >> absolutely. as you know, in guatemala we don't have a lot of jobs if we don't have everything here, they have to migrate. >> reporter: that push to help women here as vice president harris kicks off her historic the first female vice preside

. >> even though i had closed my mastercard account and paid it in full, in february. in may, they were still reporting it as having a $1,200 balance. and when i went to buy a car, they were offering me 12%, which was over $400 for a car payment. >> reporter: complaints to the consumer-financial protection bureau about credit-report mistakes doubled, from 2019 to 2020. but the credit union's trade group says the industry has a 9 98% accuracy rate and consumer reports used an unscientific method. >> we just don't believe what this so-called survey people? i mean, i have talked to them. what do you say to those folks who are equifax, experian, or y. from now, until april, you can get a free-credit report as often as once a week. go to annualcreditreport.com and remember, you do not need pay. lester. >> great information, vicki, thank you. >>> tonight, the u.n. secretary general with a dire warning ahead of tomorrow's g7 summit. the time is running out to save the planet. our ann thompson with our report. part of a global partnership called "covering climate now." >> repo

. >> even though i had closed my mastercard account and paid it in full in february, in may they were still reporting it as having a $1,200 balance and when i went to buy a car, they would offer me 12%, which was over $400 for a car payment. >> reporter: complaints to the consumer financial protection bureau about credit report mistakes doubled from 2019 to 2020 but the credit union's trade group says the industry has a 98% accuracy rate and "consumer reports" used an unscientific method >> we just don't believe what this so-called survey says. >> but what about the people, the regular people -- i've talked to them. what do you say to those folks who are frustrated >> please come into the system come to equifax, experian or transunion, dispute those and if they are actually incorrect we will fix it. >> check your credit at least once a year from now until april you can get a free credit report as often as once a week go to annualcreditreport.com and remember, you do not need to pay. lester >> great information vicky, thank you >>> tonight the u.n. secretary-general with a dire warning

today the mastercard foundation and mastercard pledged to make a $1.3 billion contribution to help make critical progress to provide vaccines in partnership with the african centers for disease control and prevention. to acquire covid-19 vaccines for at least 50 million people and to build long-term manufacturing and equitable distribution capacity, which will further enable efforts to provide vaccines and strengthen our ability to prepare for future pandemics. this is a welcome addition to our announcement last week that approximately 5 million of our first ranch of covid-19 vaccines will be shared with african countries and quarter nation with the african union. they are providing funding, a contribution of funding to ensure that these vaccines are provided to africa. i don't have the -- it's africa's version of the cdc. it will bistro booted through there. -- it will be distributed through there. >> [indiscernible] >> they have not had a conversation yet but they will have a conversation this afternoon. the president looks forward to continuing the discussion with the senator. he app

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live from the spouses of hong kong has gathered to mark the anniversary of the piano. men square mastercard. police to seal off the side where the annual vigil is usually have been crowned, gather outside. so remember that 1989 deadly cracked down in beijing. authorities arrest a permanent pro democracy activists involved in organizing the event was on the program. one of japanese most seni, a catholic clergyman office, the pope his resignation. the archbishop of munich cardinal reinhardt says he.

they attack places like the senate, visa, mastercard. they call themselves hackavists.he became an informant. now he hacks for good to help people. here with why the u.s. should be worried, former black hat hacker hector mosager. what is the u.s. missing with this cyber war we are involved in? >> it's a great question. we don't have enough people to deal with the threat. we don't have enough law enforcement that actually understands cyber. and all the organizations i worked with around the nation and we see the news all the time, still haven't reached a certain threshold in their security posture. we'll see these attacks happen every day. it will be exponential. >> remember we launched space force. do we need a cyber war department. separate from the department of defense to beef up with a bunch of hacktavists to show us what to do to handle the russians? >> we do have a computer emergency response teams. we kind of need to work together. i think for a long time the u.s. government relied heavily only federal contractors. i think they improved through the years. but we

we've seen brands like microsoft, chobani and mastercard talk about their promises to invest on the ground here in guatemala and in the region. but these are long-term strategies, long-term solutions. we know on the ground there's an immediate need. back to back hurricanes last fall left so many in the country just devastated, in complete disarray. wrecked. the world food program telling us that nearly 4 million guatemalans are suffering from acute or severe hunger, so the vice president facing tough questions about whether help can come fast enough. mary alice parks, abc news, guatemala city. >> our thanks to mary alice following along with the vice president. >>> now we'll get to what we've been talking about, this year's been talking about, this year's first heat wave stretching from the upper midwest to the east coast. >> temperatures will be in the 90s from new england to the mid atlantic states. >> check this out. this looks like summer. this was the scene at the jersey shore, thousands packed the sand, many for the first time since the pandemic started last year and there is no reli

s. companies like net press or microsoft mastercard as well. and what am i la? and the goal is to target longstanding problems like corruption and making perspectives for families in these countries. but the big problem, the main challenge is that we're talking about long standing problems that didn't reach the presidential sector in some countries. and so how can the united states cooperate with that ministration administration that are themselves correct? for example. and this is one of the main problem. so united states has now incorporating with an order and trying to correspond carry that more in washington d. c. thanks so much for that insight. and sticking with our theme every year, hundreds of thousands of people make the journey northwards from central america through mexico. with a hope of crossing into the u. s. w reporter i traveled into the city of tampa hoola in southern mexico, near the border with guatemala. it's one of the key arrival points for undocumented migrants from central america. danny rios travelled from honduras to mexico with her 2 d

s. companies like this press or microsoft mastercard as well. and what am i la? and the goal is to target longstanding problems like corruption and missing perspectives from families in these country. but the big problem, the main challenge is that we are talking about long standing problems that even reach the presidential sector in some countries. and so how can the united states cooperate with that ministration administration that are themselves correct? for example, this is one of the main problems. so united states has now incorporating with an order and trying to be of course, by a carry that she will in washington d. c, thanks so much for that insight. marine biologists around the world are marking world ocean state scientists say global warming and over fishing, or having an adverse impact on our seas. and us trailing and study has found that many tropical waters are already too warm for some species to survive and oceans around the equator. are much less rich in marine life than in previous decades. take, for example, the waters off of kenya, where coral

andrew >> this morning's venture capital company is launching the built mastercard paying your rent withjoining us to talk about it is the ceo and nofounder. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> this is a fascinating development. and a fascinating product. explain to the audience how it works. typically people have not paid rent with a credit card. in it part because of the fees and surcharges >> yeah. so rent is the single largest expense the vast majority of americans. and what is crazy, up until today, you get nothing back, right? you can go buy dinner on your card and earn points you can book a delta flight or american airlines flight and earn points. but if you pay rent up to $200,000 i think that people are spending on rent in their lifetime, you get no points. you don't get to build your credit score and you get no closer to home ownership as of today, we're finally changing that. we have partnered up with the larges reels state owners in the company and master card. and we've created the first ever loyalty program like american advantage but for housing. which means that you

the buzzing sub general lead forces responsible for the mastercard bosses, muslims, including the genocide. it's such a nice in 1995. it faces life in prison. the un estimates a 100000 people have been forced out of their homes by fighting me and lost kaya state is accusing security forces of indiscriminate attacks against civilians. it says it's worried about security and the humanitarian situation. people in kaya has set up and groups to resist. the military jumped out which is crime down and defend . since seizing power in february. the f b i says is developed a secret encrypted device to target criminal organizations. world wide, 800 people have been arrested in a global crime operation dubbed trojan shield. us, vice president common harris has met mexico's president andras my lopez over the dog. agreed to tackle poverty to reduce the number of people from central america migrating to the u. s. number taking the dangerous track has grown since president joe biden took office. mexico has detained, at least $91000.00 people traveling north since the start of the year. and those are the h

from the thousands of home commerce gathered to mark the anniversary of the piano. men square, mastercard, police, the seal of the site where the annual vigil is usually how with crowds gather outside. so remember that 1989 deadly crackdown in beijing authorities arrest a prominent pro democracy activists involved in organizing the event was on the program. one of germany's most senior catholic clergyman offers the po his resignation. the auspicious of munich, cardinal reinhardt box, says he shared responsibility for the catastrophe of sexual abuse by clerics over the past decade. and facebook suspend donald trump's account for 2 years from a president called the band, an insult to the millions who voted for ah, i'm like welcome to the program. we begin in hong kong where hundreds of people have defined a band on gatherings to mark the anniversary of the $989.00 piano men square massacre. hong kong used to be the only chinese city where a vigil could be held, but for the last 2 years, chinese authorities have banned it. 32 years ago, chinese troops killed hundreds. if not thousands of stu

beginning square crackdown. chow hong kong is known for leading a vigil on this day, the victims, the mastercard. the next on the w to the point where the panel is discuss this year's tokyo olympics. it should indeed go ahead more on our website, w dot com. i'm sarah kelly in berlin. thanks for watching the news . the news the news, the news, [000:00:00;00] the the the, the, the news to the point, strong opinion, clear positions, international perspectives, up to 80 percent of people in japan say that are opposed to the upcoming tokyo olympics among other problems the health risk i say is far too great, so our joint events, like the big thing is they want to, i guess, sense to say on to the point to the point the hoover, the amazon is a cruise for the chief of the do to try and the more expensive the novel metal becomes, the deeper illegal gold miners penetrate the 1st 1000000000 rain for the guardians of the forest. the more local have fairly any chance of protecting the world global 3000 in 60 minutes, w. ah, the we do. but they are the rise to the on the scene. our new global 3000 theories ab

a mastercard that earns him the nickname, the butcher of balls. but even today, many serv say he was only protecting his people. also coming up. not come. do not come. us vice president, couple of harris has a lunch warning for would be migrating south of the red border on her 1st floor and trip it officer and marine stops window off the kenyan coast. we hear about a local initiative to change the fishing methods to make a more sustainable future. ah . hello, i'm terry martin. welcome to the program, former bosnian serb command director, luggage will here today a decision on his appeal against his genocide conviction for crimes committed during the 1990 s conflict in the former yugoslavia. not it was jailed for life in 2017 after un tribunal in the hague, among other atrocities. he was sentenced for his role in this rubber needs. a massacre is the only crime in europe since world war 2. to be declared a genocide, the victims relatives have traveled to the hag to hear the verdict. a few kilometers north of chevron, its the genocide memorial and cem

it begins on monday, but big sponsors, including mastercard, have backed away after players criticize the move, the, who's the euro 2020 football term. it finally gets underway on friday after a year's delay because of the pandemic. it's the sage across 11 host cities, starting at the stadium, olympic o in rome, the head of the european football you way for president alexander scheffer and met pope francis at the vatican. head of the match. pope francis is from argentina and is also a big football fan. the opening game should have a great atmosphere. italy plant in their home country are up against turkey and group a and $15000.00 fans will be allowed to watch it in person. that's was the own single input on to go on. i think this is important. after so many months without football, there is great enthusiasm here in the square and the stadium. what i meant to sell it was if you will, but if it's a positive sign, that means disparate restriction is coming to an end. and so very good science to show 50. this is the beginning of the total reopening for stadiums, but also for my phone sen

we report on the divisions that still remain 100 years off to the house that mastercard and crisis. at the french open off, the tennis champ nailed meals back with us to do place conferences and pulls out. she said she's been suffering from depression professionals for ignoring the mental health needs of install. se slightly. mount everest is tough enough, but how about doing it while blind? we meet the 1st chinese mass of the goals, who's ah, hello, i'm christine wonder. it's good to have your company. vietnam is among the latest countries in se asia, facing a surgeon, coven, 1900 infections, a countries health minutes. that has said a newly discovered variant could be responsible for the outbreak. vietnam has the, in case numbers, double in the past month, but still has one of the lowest death rates, and the country is ramping up its defenses to keep it that way. the discomforts of the pandemic known to many around the world are now coming in vietnam to authorities and how many city are ramping up cove at $900.00 testing 1st, focusing on high risk areas, residents around learners

there was a mastercard in the high school here. the worst thing you have to worry about santa fe is a literally get run over by cow. and here i am rushing to the school because my son got shot, had not only will down anyway, me, me, i started running in a see like cars running. i don't really remember much far the spell it out of the building in the mom's cry, in the scene, people for united with their kids. and i was just waiting for me really never came cracking development the latest mass unit in the un, your santa fe. and i asked me, it was one of more than 300 mess. shooting said here in the suspect carried out the attack with gun both taken from his father. after planning exploding inside the height in the 17 year old gunman, a student at the school killed 10 people. among them was a football team make chris rosie stones. she was such a sentimental kid and he was not sure to cry. he was a mama's boy, 100 percent, mama's boy women, rosie and chris is older, sisters, angelica and mercedes, 8 months after the shooting. when i to

we report on the divisions that still remain 100 years after the talk to mastercard. crisis. at the french open after tennis champ, iomi o stucco, refuse to press conferences and pulls out. she says she's been suffering from depression, so is professional sports ignore the mental health needs? office star athlete. climbing mount everest is tough enough. how about doing it? while blind? we need to 1st try nice man to reach for such a last ego. ah, i'm cindy. so misconduct is good to have you with us. vietnam is among the latest countries in se asia, facing a search in cobit 19 infections. the country's health minister said a newly discovered vary and could be responsible for the outbreak, vietnam just in case numbers, double in the past month, but still as one of the lowest death rates. and the country is ramping up, its defense is to keep it that way. the discomforts the pandemic known to many around the world are now coming in vietnam to ortiz. and how many city are ramping up cove at $900.00 testing 1st, focusing on high risk areas residence around learners and it fast ride

we have clients that are distributing visa and mastercard debit cards today. mastercard world while the world still tries to figure out how bitcoin moves natively to the point of sale, most of the major wallets exist with visa and mastercard, and that growth is happening around the world. we have clients in singapore, hong kong, u.s. moving into latin america. this is real and happening, and consumers are using those cards every day to pay >> bitcoin actually win the race in terms of those applications, or is it going to be stable coins like dm, for example >> you know, that's hard to predict. certainly, bitcoin today is the currency of choice i think that's because it has a lead in the space. i do think stable coin solves some of the volatility issues and since the market continues to evolve, we'll see more and more of that but every one of those customers i mentioned in terms of coinbase, crypto.com, they're not picking winners. they support hundreds of cryptocurrencies the customer can choose which one they want to draw down on. again, we're seeing huge pic

those sponsored nike came out with a bull for would it support both of them as did mastercard, in a smooth athlete, including venus and serena williams? not everyone was supportive, mineral black woman hater and defunct journalists, pierce morgan had this to say, quote, this have got nothing to do with mental health. what else talk a really means is that she doesn't want to face the media if she hasn't played well . because the beastly journalists might actually dare to criticize her performance . he also called, called a socket, an arrogant boil brett, whose fame and fortune appears, have inflated her ego to gigantic proportions. here to break down the ever developing a soccer french open withdrawal. fall out is our sports producer regina. hans? hi. hi regina. it's always great to see you. good. see you're here again. we are meeting under different circumstances. but regina, we know the athletes deal with mental health issues on a regular basis. many have come for we've seen in the nfl. we've seen some across the n b a. we haven't seen it as much in tennis, but we've seen that there are d

so they say that a bike um american, the 2nd anniversary of the, of the june, 3rd, mastercard, they reminding the government that they want accountability, that they haven't forgotten that those who are responsible for the crimes committed onto a 3rd should be held to account should be brought to justice officials in northern nigeria. they've been negotiating with kidnappers to release a 148 school children abducted last sunday. the students were taken during an armed raid on their school into geena in not just state, excuse me, not serious. central government has ruled out paying around some more than $700.00 children of been kidnapped by criminal groups in nigeria. since december managers downside that school and again in his parents will they feel negotiations may just drag on the mode in taking a right now we start of concern is that a resignation is lack of grief, grief in the sense that to parents, mothers, in fact succumb to illnesses, to the shock of the missing or they're missing children. funeral have been held here to mothers have been buried already. 148 children have been taken f

so they say that a bike um american, the 2nd anniversary of the, of the june. 3rd, mastercard, they reminding the government that they want accountability, that they haven't forgotten that those who are responsible for the crimes committed on july 3rd should be held to account, should be brought to justice. nigerian official say that negotiating with an arm group which kidnapped more than a 100 school children, but assist they will not pay ransom. it's known that 148 students, many of primary school age were taken from tina in the state last sunday. the area deputy governor has asked parents to be patient as discussions continue? well the 700 children have been kidnapped by criminal groups in nigeria since december. i mean the address is intriguing with a family's trying to deal with the shock. the mood in taking a right now we start of concern is that a resignation is lack of grief, grief in the sense that to parents, mothers in fact succumb to illnesses, to the shock of the missing or they're missing children. funeral have been held here to mothers have been buried already. 148 children hav

so they say that by come america, the 2nd anniversary of the, of the june. 3rd, mastercard, they reminding the government that they want accountability, that they haven't forgotten. that those who are responsible for the crimes committed onto a 3rd should be held to account and should be brought to justice. thank you. have a morgan for that update for me from cartoon. now there has been an explosion in the african capital campbell. a small van was targeted with improvised explosive police say at least 4 people been killed and 4 others injure it. a united nations, a delivery system that's meant to ensure help reaches an opposition held province in the syria, will expire next month unless the russians allowed to continue. moscow, of course, and ally of the searing president material outside wants all age to be routed through his government, years and bastard to the you and visited syrian refugees living along the turkey, syria border to assure them that that will not happen. a full story now with us and basset to the united nations, meets a workers at the turkey border with syria. and they t

so they say that a bike um american, the 2nd anniversary of the, of the june, 3rd, mastercard, they reminding the government that they want accountability, that they haven't forgotten that those who are responsible for the crimes committed onto a 3rd should be held to account should be brought to justice. government officials in northern nigeria, se then negotiating with kidnappers to release a 148 school children abducted last sunday. the government threatened to stop killing their captives unless they run some demand is met up an interest reports back from gina. in the state of niger, how do we defy consoles? one of his to wife was in the day when men attacked this hell you tank with slimy school. on sunday, 9 of his children were there for why able to escape, but others were taken by the kidnappers. of the crisis drags on he feels let down by government. when we, when we hear about the government's attitude, this crisis is making us more angry. but that officials don't care because it's a religious school and not owned by the government as it is. many of us have given up hope on seeing our