scott heidler there. >> three have been killed in the somali capital of mogadishu. a car bomb went off injuring a number of civilians, there has been no claim of responsibility and an investigation has been underway. i spoke to a somalia spokesman earlier. >> we know that the soldiers were killed, and two others were injured. we know also that a number of civilians were injured in this explosion. >> was this an attack on the parliament building or the presidency. >> this explosion took place outside the parliament on one of the gates, not the parliament. >> all right. and any idea of who is responsible, any claim of responsibility or evidence? >> i think it's rly to say in this explosion was al-shabab, but to what we know, this kind of explosion is from al-shabab, and the investigation taking place at the moment. and i don't know what - that, you know, this kind of terrorism, if it actually is - is killing innocent people during ramadan. the government of somalia will continue hunting and, you know, bringing those to justice. we will not allow all terrorist groups t

forces get into a fight with forces in mogadishu. 18 get killed ultimately.this had repercussions unfortunately that they stripped these bodies and desecrated them. mutilated them. dragged them behind vehicles through the streets of modadishu with the cameras of the internainte international community rolling. this became a paradigm of course, for what happens or a lesson for what happens when the international community tries to intervene in the developing world or more specifically in africa, right? this becomes a caricature of africa. of course the chapter seven intervention is going on in the former yugoslavia as well. as we talked about this this class is a different situation. >> just about to finish the point how this is related to 9/11. people like osama bin laden were watching the events unfold in mogodishu and the perspective was the western world does not have the will to fight. when they are punched in the mouth, they will turn around and walk away. so the idea was if they punch them in the mouth they will not retaliate. the punch in the mouth ult

give for not being more involved is we don't want another mogadishu. that lends itself to it's inevitable that they have another mogadishu. they loss -- >> 18 marines. >> 18 marines in mowigadishu. >> are these cognates? are they similar? is this the same phenomenon repeated in rwanda really? just for background so we're all on the same page here, of course, there's the intervention. this is a chapter 7 intervention in mowing ga did i shu or somalia. it breaks out into anarchy, fighting between warlords in the early 1990s and international aid marshals itself to try to, you know, diffuse the crisis to get aid to the people who need it. and, you know, we almost have street to street or neighborhood fighting and so the international community rallies and sends in troops. the united states gets involved. i think i was a senior in high school or something like that at the time when this was happening and i remember there was a -- >> december of '92. >> yeah. that's exactly what i would have been. boy, that dates me. >> dates me. >> you remember better than

forces get into a fight with forces in mogadishu. 18 get killed ultimately.this had repercussions unfortunately that they strippe them. mutilated them. dragged them behind vehicles through the streets of modadishu with the cameras of the internainte international community rolling. this became a paradigm of course, for what happens or a lesson for what tries to intervene in the developing world or more specifically in africa, right? this becomes a caricature of africa. of course the chapter seven intervention is going on in the former yugoslavia as well. as we talked about this this class is a different situation. >> just about to finish the point how this is related to 9/11. people like osama bin laden were watching the events unfold in mogodishu and the perspective was the western world does not have the will to fight. when they are punched in the mouth, they will turn around and walk away. so the idea was if they punch them in the mouth they will not retaliate. the punch in the mouth ultimately was 9:0011. >> that message was perceived. >> that was part th

islamist militants have attacked the presidential palace in the somali capital mogadishu. >> fighters from al-shabaab say they have seized control of the compound before security officials managed to repel the assault. at least nine attackers were killed. the president was not reported to be in the building at the time of the attack. >> al-shabaab militants are also reported to be behind a series of attacks in neighboring kenya. >> police say they set fire to a wildlife reserve. other attacks last month and over this past weekend killed nearly 90 people. >> an official in kenya says the government is not doing enough to prevent such killings. they have staged a rally to protest. >> several thousand people gathered at this park in central nairobi. they accuse the president of not doing enough to ensure security after a spate of attacks by militants. they have failed in protecting the kenyans who were killed like animals, and then they come here where citizens are free and have no insecurity and stay here in the name of protecting us. >> on the coast of the weekend, at least 29 people w

out of the head of the scary center if you're interested in seed mogadishu minister then please go to the third section and. so what i'm going to do now is the how extraction so this is after mining trucks and shovels have done all their work all of the deposits gone through the crusher to bring it down to that size then they have hot water and start mixing because they need to add air to make sure that all of that beach starts to float away that's when to do right now they see just importance because that actually is very thick and heavy as i mentioned so this is fiction in that room temperature right so what they have to do though is they have to dilute it this is done with what's called not so so once the bishop has been diluted it's very thin very runny it's kind of like this and that's a little bit of human will then go through a series of centrifuges and suddenly plates let's just say you know they have their water. great to get one barrel of pitchmen they need about eight to ten barrels of water in this extraction method so collectively they left over clay and so. add in water

other stories making global headlines beginning in somalia where car bomb explosion in the capital mogadishu killed at least four people the blast happened outside the main gate of parliament while m.p.'s were in session al-shabaab islam is militants admitting to carrying out the attack this may at least ten people were killed when the group targeted the same site. in afghanistan at least four hundred oil tanker trucks carrying fuel were destroyed by fire the blaze started in a parking depot used by trucks delivering nato supplies the taliban says it carried out the attack. according to egypt has given life sentences to muslim brotherhood spiritual leader and thirty six of its members found guilty of inciting violence after last year's coup that toppled president morsy judges also upheld death sentences for ten other party leaders egypt's army back government has been cracking down on the group for more than a year jailing thousands and killing hundreds of protesters in the streets. pro and anti immigration activists squared off at the u.s. border patrol station in the town of maria californ

global headlines this hour beginning in somalia where a car bomb exploded in the country's capital mogadishu killing at least four last happening near parliament while m.p.'s were in session al-shabaab islamist militants have been in to carrying out the attack this may at least ten people were killed when the group targeted the same building. in afghanistan at least four hundred oil tanker trucks carrying fuel were destroyed by fire started in a parking depot used by trucks delivering supplies to nato taliban says it carried out the attack. and egyptian forces handed life said incident is to the muslim brotherhood spiritual leader and three of its members they were found guilty of inciting violence during the coup last year that toppled president morsi judges also upheld death sentences for ten other party leaders egypt's army back government has been cracking down on the group for more than a year jailing thousands and killing hundreds of protesters in the streets. pro and anti immigration activists squared off at the u.s. border patrol station in the town of marietta in california awaiting

around the world in somalia now a car bomb explosion in the country's capital mogadishu killed at least four people that blast happened outside the main gate of parliament building while m.p.'s were in session al-shabaab islam is militant say they carried out the attack earlier this year at least ten people were killed when the group targeted same site. in afghanistan at least four hundred oil tanker trucks carrying fuel have been destroyed by fire the blaze started in a parking depo used by said trucks delivering supplies to nato the taliban said it carried out that attack. a quarter of egypt's given life sentences to the muslim brotherhood spiritual leader and thirty six of its members they were found guilty of inciting violence after last year's coup toppled president mohamed morsy judges also upheld death sentences for ten other party leaders egypt's army backed government's been cracking down on the group for over a year jelly thousands and killing hundreds of protesters in the streets. after hosting the twenty fourteen winter olympics the russian black sea resort of sochi is now t

. >> an attack by the armed group al-shabaab has killed many in mogadishu. it promised to step up attacks during the holy month of ramadan. >>> in kabul the taliban has claimed responsibility for attacks. it climbs trucks were supplying fuel to foreign forces. >>> police in india have clashed with supporters of the ruling in the northern state. party leaders were arrested when they attempted to defy a band attending a religious festival. the similar gathering last year ended in riots and dozens ever people were killed or injured. but enraged supporters battled police leading to more arrests. >> i have been told 62 people have been arrested for instigated violence. the situation is under control but we can't claim the situation is normal because tension is prevailing. >> human rights groups have condemned greece over its treatment of illegal migrants. reports of poor sanitation and beatings have surfaced from those kept in detention. what's worse is that greece appears to be confining people for longer than the law actually allows. in speaking to migrants the

. >>> five killed in the parliament building of mogadishu. and we have all your sports and progress in the world cup semifinals. it comes at a price. namar is out of the tournament with a fractured vertebra. >> ukraine's president is claiming victory over pro russian separatists. rebel forces are moving out of slovyans, and they have been ordered to raise the flag over the city. tell me what is happening in slovyansk and update us on the events on the ground. >> we're on the road in that direction where this fighting has gone on. it has been in rebel hands for the last three months. >> ukraine's president gave an order to restore functioning state and institution in slovyansk. >> this is significant for the government, for the military, what is next? >> that's a big question. as we were on that road we saw civilian vehicles with those fighters in them. we saw them again. we saw them pass us going in this direction. we saw them going on the side of the road. they're obviously deciding what to do. will this be the final standing. what is the ne

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years ago we were concerned about a handful of somalis who had gone over to, you know, to fight in mogadishu and wrestle in somalia. now we're talking hundreds here. >> right. to put it in some perspective here, historically, there is not a great frame of reference. the numbers are small for those who would come home and commit violence. it just takes a few to be lethal. one thing to talk about too in combatting the situation is what is referred to as a counter-narrative. an important part in the road ahead particularly when it comes to the local level, the family level, nongovernmental organizations. in the u.s. and the west, and getting in front of young men who might have that idea to go to a place like syria and iraq. that's an important aspect. >> coordinating with families and stuff. some of what we saw some of the guys from cardiff in wales, the father of one of them came out very publicly and said what they have done is terrible and anti-religious. and robert. good to have you on the program. philip mudd, fran townsend as well. be sure to set your dvr. >>> up next, a terrifying angle

to include the capital city of mogadishu. >> in general, there was a sense after we killed bin laden that they were in decline, that we really had beaten them. did we miscalculate? and what should we do now with these new challenges that are posed in africa and elsewhere? >> one of the chance of al qaeda it is not a hierarchal organization. these local franchises or regional franchises if you will are quite lethal, and while they are guided by a common ideology, they resource themselves differently and sometimes conduct themselves differently and so too have killed bin laden was a good thing. i mean, that certainly was detrimental to the, to al qaeda, but it doesn't -- it doesn't necessarily translate to immediate operational effect on the ground for some of these regional organizations. >> hunt: one of those regional organizations is nigeria boko haram what is the relationship to al qaeda? >> i don't know and i think it is a little unclear. they certainly have some common ideology, but to the best of my knowledge there is not a formal affiliation between boko haram and al qaeda, as