. >> in mogadishu? >> in mogadishu. >> what does that mean?> he said, you can't come, it's too dangerous for you. >> what's going through your mind them? >> obviously it's allah's will that i don't go. and i'm so deeply disappointed and devastated. i feel betrayed, you know? >> betrayed by his god, unable to fight for his religion, he says. just as fast as islam had taken hold, doubt and questions enter. >> i sat down in front of a laptop, and i'd type contradictions and why i'm daring to ask this question. i hit enter, and i saw plenty of websites talking about contradictions in the koran. it took some time to research them, but once i concluded that they were genuinely contradictions, that's when i wiped totally away my faith. >> that's when you stopped being a muslim? >> that's when i stopped being a muslim in my heart, in my belief. >> years of radical brainwashing strip away in seconds, and storm makes a stunning decision to switch sides. >> i told them, guys, i'm no longer muslim. i want to fight the war on terror. >> the question now, w

. >> in mogadishu? >> in mogadishu. >> what does that mean?he said, you can't come, it's too dangerous for you. >> what's going through your mind them? >> obviously it's allah's will that i don't go. and i'm so deeply disappointed and devastated. i feel betrayed, you know? >> betrayed by his god, unable to fight for his religion, he says. just as fast as islam had taken hold, doubt and questions enter. >> i sat down in front of a laptop, and i'd type contradictions and why i'm daring to ask this question. i hit enter, and i saw plenty of websites talking about contradictions in the koran. it took some time to research them, but once i concluded that they were genuinely contradictions, that's when i wiped totally away my faith. >> that's when you stopped being a muslim? >> that's when i stopped being a muslim in my heart, in my belief. >> years of radical brainwashing strip away in seconds, and storm makes a stunning decision to switch sides. >> i told them, guys, i'm no longer muslim. i want to fight the war on terror. >> the question now, wou

understand these waters as a sort of blue serengetty like the great african desert and elnino is like mogadishu all the lines from one side of the continent to the other, except that the big predators here are even less predictable. >>> a frenzy. a great white. >>> my god >> reporter: great white sharks have been discovered in the san francisco bay before, but the attack on a sea lion in full view of tourists made waves because a video of it went viral on youtube sparking fears that elnino could be for blame in the increase of sightings. >>> this is the first time it has been documented. >> reporter: this man runs the research foundation. his group is one of several in the area that is dedicated to monitoring and researching sharks off the california coast. great whites are not new here, but the warmer waters have made an impact on the shark population. >>> what is new is the assembling of sharks. the population is moving north. >> reporter: on the water researchers are tracking the changes it is bringing up the coast. >>> the animals are telling us that we're going to get a relative big elnino

she worked for radio mogadishu, and somali national tv.n september 3rd a bomb tore her car apart and she succumbed to her injuries. no one claimed responsibilities, but the explosion bears the almarks of al-shabab. her late husband was among those killed by an al-shabab suicide bomber in 2012. that explosion was reported by somali journalists. this is the 38th media worker killed in somali since 2012. the paris based reporters without borders said: some career advice for chinese journalists. if you make a typo, make sure jinping. >> september 4th, the state-owned newsagency, china news service report on a teach made at the china africa summit. >> he said china and africa had a shared destiny. instead of speech, it had xi jinping resigning. the mandarin word for speech is jirt-sea and the word for resign is say-virt. the journalistic reputation. rupert murdoch-owned british tabloid "the sun", which was not stellar in the first place takes hits over the refugee story. the sun splashed a 2-page story on how easy it is for criminals to cross t

hindia haji mohamed was a reporter for the state-run media outlets radio mogadishu and somali nationaltv. the committee to protect journalists say she is the 25th journalist in somalia to be killed for their work in the past five years. no one took responsibility for the bombing, but the committee says journalists for state-run media outlets are often targeted by militants. her late husband journalist , liban ali nur, also worked for radio mogadishu and somali national tv before he was murdered in 2012. in ecuador, protests have erupted in quito after the national assembly approved controversial constitutional reforms that permit the indefinite reelection of public officials, including the president. the reforms also grant the military increased power and strip away some collective bargaining rights for unionized public workers. at the protest, opposition lawmaker ramiro aguilar called for the measures to be put to a national referendum. >> the decision is not to validate, not with presence nor with our votes was not this process that started in the constitutional court, the constituti

the attack was carried out in a busy street of mogadishu. witnesses say that the car was parked outside of a shopping center. the armed group al-shabab has been behind attacks in the capital. >>> 66 soldiers mutinied after a boko haram ambush when they were ordered down a dangerous road at night. they are reviewing other cases including 579 soldiers who were tried in secret last may. >>> iraq has opened an investigation into an u.s. coalition airstrikes on fallujah that killed nine iraqi soldiers. the jets were targeting isil fighters. they were advancing on isil targets when an airstrike thought to have been carried out by an u.s. plane hit when both sides were in close combat. >> our air forces were not able to fly due to the bad weather and the coalition air forces were covering our troops, and there was a strike that killed them. investigations are continuing on both sides. >> these kinds of things happen when you're fighting side by side as we are, and we recommitted ourselves against that campaign against isil. so it is a regrettable i

the attack was carried out in a busy street in downtown mogadishu. there has been no claim of responsibility for the blast. but the armed group al-shabab has been behind a series of attacks in the capital. >> iraq has opened an investigation into an u.s.-led coalition airstrikes on fallujah which killed nine iraqi soldiers. the coalition jets targeted fighters in the city on friday. an airstrike thought to be carried out by an u.s. plane hit when both sides were in close combat. >> the air forces were not able to fly due to bad weather. there was an airstrike which killed them. investigations are ongoing by the iraqi and the american sides. >> well, the u.s. military will launch it's own investigation and admits it may have been a mistake made by both sides. >> these kinds of things happen when you're fighting side by side as we are, and we recommitted ourselves to that campaign against isil. so it is a regrettable incident. we both know that these things happen in war. >> the u.n. special envoy to syria will send out invitations to talks in january

now, somali police say a car bomb killed at least one person in the capitol mogadishu and 13 were woundedhe death toll is likely to rise. the blast happened on a busy street close to hotels and super markets, most of the casualties were pedestrians. anger in india over a court which has not extended the jail term for a gang rape convict. the court has asked the government to ensure his rehabilitation instead. the convict was 17 years old at the time of his arrest for the rape and murder of the medical student in 2012 and died later from her injuries and attacker given the maximum sentence of three years as a juvenile and plans to amend the juvenile justice system and they remain stalled with the upper house of parliament yet to pass the bill. >> they should be responsible. there is nothing they could have done. the existing law cannot deal with this. it's the second session and the second time of the entire session, what else could i have done. >> reporter: meanwhile in india the top leaders of main opposition party granted bail in a corruption case. the president of the congress party ar

police in somalia say that a car bomb has killed at least one person in the center of the capital of mogadishu. 17 were wounded, and the police say that the death toll is likely to rise. the device went off in a busy street close to hotels and supermarkets. world powers at the u.n. have agreed on a road map to peace and syria. questions remain over just who will be taking part in those attacks well as the future of of president bashar al-assad. >> an unanimous vote endorsing a clear and ambitious timeline for political transition in jaar with face-to-face talks and possibly a cease-fire in just a matter of weeks. but this resolution was the result of very last-minute negotiations and it's a demonstration of the difficulty of the task ahead that is talks were still under way. diplomats ultimately reporting to the russian foreign minister were fighting with their counterparts over many of the words and details of the resolution. when it was finally passed, it was praised by the current president of the security council the united states. >> after four and a half years of war this is the first ti

it was carried out in downtown mogadishu. the bomber's car was parked outside of a bombing center. the armed group al-shabab has been behind a series of attacks in the capital. >>> in yemen there are reports that 75 rebels and troops have been killed in fierce fighting near the saudi border despite a cease-fire to join sid-- coincide with peace talks. troops have gained control of a city in the northwest. >> we are now at a government complex, the regional military campaign has traveled 80 kilometers to reach this place. some other forces have gone to areas in the northwest who continue to progress until we reach saada and sanaa. we'll liberate all yemeni cities from the persians and all those who want to take our land and our dignity. >> what do you make of these latest bits of fighting and how significant they are? >> the u.n. peace talks are happening. basically they're now--an peace fire was expected five days ago. it is the fearest since it started. the death toll is over 200 over the last six days, injured in the hundreds from both sides. the houthis are losing ground in two

soil, not mogadishu. that happened here. there is a common sense response to this.port i mentioned previously, we found 50% of the people we arrested or killed in america as isis suspects announced ahead of type their sympathy to jihad, to isis on the internet, not on private chat rooms. but on facebook pages and twitter feed. we need to capture these people to stop the next san bernardino. charles: the president said see something, say something but people don't believe that's how he feels when you have his attorney general saying to muslims, if you feel abused, let us know. people know the coworker becomes i are 8. they grow the beard, they start doing thingsing. is it time to become citizen police? we all step up and do our duty. >> this is one area where political correctness hurt us. if you look at what happened. that's see something, say something. those people are vilified for it. americans are rightly hesitant to say something and it will hurt our security. charles: authorities say the charles: authorities say the san bernardino terrorists get fast-acting, l

. >> the passengers and crew were freed in a raid at somalia's mogadishu airport. >> there was a sensem was swinging away from terrorist efficacy. in other words, if you hijacked a plane, you didn't necessarily get a free run to the press conference. >> once again, we see terrorism's evolution in the sense that the terrorists themselves often have to change up their tactics if they're going to stay one step ahead of the government. >> west german industrialist hans martin schrier, a key government adviser, was kidnapped in cologne today. >> the terrorists riddled the cars carrying schrier and his police bodyguards with machine gun fire. the bodyguards were killed. >> this is the third terrorist incident in germany in the past six months. all involve death, and all involve the badder mine off group. >> the red army faction in west germany was part of a 1970s trend of moxist vanguard groups. the red brigade in the japanese red army, the weathermen in the united states. these were people who felt that the capitalist structures were unjust and needed to be destroyed and the only effective

car bomb explosion at a shocking center, three were killed and many others wounded in the capital mogadishu. the bomber's car parked outside the downtown shopping center. al-shabab fighters are trying to overthrow somali's western-backed government >>> rwanda's electoral commission shows 98% of those that noted on friday are in favour of the president, and it paves the way for him to seek a third term in 2017. in addition to that 7 year term. he will be eligible to serve two further 5-year terms, meaning thee could be in office until 2034. >> twitter, facebook and other social users feel threatened by the law. they may be sent to prison and fined it convicted of spreading false information. ynonne ndedge has more from abuja. >> reporter: hundreds demonstrate outside the nigerian parliament, they want to stop the antisocial media bill becoming law. if it does nigerians could face 2 years in prison and a 10,000 fine for making what the government considers false statements about public institutions and officials. citizens would have to release a court affidavit saying they are telling the tru

he's being held in mogadishu. he was somalia but is a legal resident of the united states. the u.s. does not have an extradition agreement with so manial -- somalia. . >>> new video shows a prisoner being shocked with a taser. he later died. officials released dash cam video that shows how an officer shot and killed ronald johnson in october of 2014. prosecutors say the officer will not face charges. the state's attorney said johnson was shot while holding a gun. protestors voiced their frustration last night at the scene of johnson's shooting. this is the second video to be released in recent weeks showing chicago police shooting a black man. >>> in portland, oregon, firefighters helped families evacuate their homes. nearly 3 inches of rain fell on monday, the most in nearly 20 years. root in waters washed away roads and stranded vehicles. flood warnings and watches are in place throughout the region. >>> also this morning, millions of beijing residents are living under unprecedented restrictions because of dangerous smog. heavy pollution triggered the chinese capital's first ever

he is being held in mogadishu. he plaej pledged to be with a terrorist group. newly released video from 2012 shows officers using a tazer to stun a 38-year-old detainee. his body is then dragged from the cell. he later died in the hospital. the video came out as the justice department announced an investigation into the police department's use of force. officials also released dash-cam video that shows how an officer shot and killed ronald johnson in october, 2014. the officer will not face charges t. state attorney says johnson was hot holding a gun. protesters voiced their frustration at the scene of johnson's shooting. this is the second video showing an officer shooting. >>> more powerful storms, overnight, firefighters in portland, oregon, helped families evacuate their homes. nearly three inches of rain fell monday. rescuers used boats to carry people to safety. flood warnings and watches are in place throughout the region. this morning, millions of beijing residents are living under unpress denltd restrictions because of dangerous smog. heavy pollution t