is primarily in mogadishu that is bustling with activity lots of business the west is not investing in that and that's what i'm here to say and that's what i've been writing about how do we invest in the socio economic future of the country not primarily military which is how we've seen the country and what is the current status of the u.s. in somalia and then broadening out a bit in the horn of africa right so primarily as you mentioned cia drone strikes a little bit of defense support for the african union soldiers very little support for the small a national security forces you see the salary difference between a smaller soldier it's one hundred bucks a month versus an amazon soldier it's fifteen hundred bucks a month so we need to support the government's capacity on that front a little bit of humanitarian aid but not much investment meeting with small the women small youth groups now much of. in the infrastructure of roads bridges clean water sanitation power and lady you know let's let's figure out a sustainable plan for agricultural development rather than just giving them fo

as documented this when i travel to mogadishu. here is change and the president obama. the cia by site. amelie start using somalia's gulag where we are interrogating prisoners. snatched out of the psalm, take into wilson airport, shackled and headed and then flown to somalia worry was put in this bag but it -- been bugged and tested underground prison with no access to light, the outside world, lawyers command could not tell his family very had been taken. that action happened and the president obama. when i called for, they said, yes, that sounds right. why would we do that? is natural that we will want to cooperate in the fight against terrorism. i think most americans are under the impression that obama issued the three executive orders that it a couple of days and his administration that he would be dismantling it, not read branding it every casting it as a more legitimate form of running the same program. that is large and what happened. renditions continue under president obama. normalized as a central component, not as though we have not had that before, but it h

>>> somalia, an ethiopian military plane crashed and burned at an airport in the capital city of mogadishuur of the six crew members. officials say the plane missed the runway and hit the ground, setting off its cargo of ammunition. investigators are looking into what caused the crash. >>> china, a dramatic rescue in the central province after a boy fell into a 100-foot deep gap between a well and the surrounding ground. the by's grandfather reportedly died trying to save him. fire fighters eventually dug a hole big enough to reach the boy. he's reportedly stable. >>> angling, the art everywhere project kicked off in london. 22,000 posters and electronic billboards set up across the uk displaying 57 famous british artworks. organizers used facebook likes to pick them and that's wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >>> i'm shepherd smith. this is "the fox report." it's the bottom of the hour and the news. the president today said the nsa leaker ed snowden is no hero, just a man the justice department charged with three felonies and theft and espionage. the president's comme

and i got this vision of mogadishu. got this vision of kandahar province where i saw this all the time-- two guys on a motorcycle, one's got a ak-47 on his back. and then i told mike, i said, "i teach a class at harvard. let me see if i can bring this class in on this." >> stahl: and so, last spring, parker turned his junior engineering class into a counterinsurgency lab. >> parker: help me understand what kind of intelligence i need to collect when i am in the field, whether it is in the north end, i'm on main street standing by the taco truck, or if i am in kandahar city. that's the kind of data i need. >> stahl: parker had his students, with their computer smarts, develop software for intelligence collection. with it, the troopers are building a database of gang members similar to what special forces are doing overseas. >> you have two tattoos. >> stahl: the troopers collect data as they book suspects, like criminal histories and tattoos... >> two tear drops. >> stahl: ...and use the information to make maps of the g

i had a chance to visit mogadishu. it was the first major u.s. visit to mogadishu that was publicized in quite some time. 20 plus years they told me when i went. the thirst of them for getting kids -- girls in particular -- shows peace and stability can be to change in people's experience. have at the they top of their list. with peace and governance comes real benefits that will pay off overtime. nothing is more powerful than the human aspiration to have their child be a better life than they have been living. i am excited that you will use these third party might testify about what is working and what is not working. is anyone from that team here? i was thrilled to learn that when you did that, you had an early red flag problem. came in because there was information about efforts that were not working. i am told that our partners were not thrilled with that system when it was all glaring red. when you create new solutions, see those reds go to yellow and then to green. that is progress. we had the ceo of the ford more come.y that is progress. l

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i had a chance this past year to visit mogadishu, and it was the first major us-visit mogadishu thatwas publicized in quite some time. 20 plus years they told me when i went. and you know, the first their forgetting kids, girls in particular in school, quickly as a sign that peace and stability can quickly lead to changes in people's self experience, that's what president shaikh has at the top of his list. because you get those kids in school right away, families see that with teeth and governance come some real benefits that will pay off over time. and nothing is more powerful than the human aspirations to have their child lead a better life than they did. i'm excited you're going to use the third party monitors in the undefined what's working, what's not working. is anyone from the team here? great. i was thrilled to learn that when you did that, you had an early red flag problem, right? a lot of red came in, because there was a lot of information about efforts that weren't working. and i understand our partners weren't thrilled with that system when it was all glaring red. but ove

i had a chance this pleasure to visit mogadishu. the first major us-visit mogadishu that was at least publicized in quite some time. 20 plus years they told me when i went. the first their forgetting kid, girls in particular in school, quickly as a sign that peace and stability can quickly lead to changes in people's self experience. that's what president shaikh has at the top of his list. because of when you get those kids in school right away, then we see with peace and governance comes some real benefits that will pay off over time. and nothing is more powerful than the human aspiration to have their child lead a better life than they have had. i'm excited you're going to use these third party monitors in that setting to find a what is working, what is not working to is anyone from that team here? great. i was thrilled to learn that when you did that you had an early red flag problem, right? a lot of red came in, because there was a lot of information about efforts that were not working. and i understand that her partners were no