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but the group till carries out suicide bombings in the northeast and in neighbouring niger and cameroonafrica's editorjames copnall says the nigerian government still has some way to go before victory over boko haram is a reality. this comes in a long line of strong statements from president muhammadu buhari about boko haram. one year ago he told bbc that the war against the militant group was technically won, and yet, in that past year we have seen suicide bomb attacks, other attacks by boko haram. what is clear is that the militant group have lost some territory and do not control big towns. it seems now according to the president's statement that they may have lost their territory in the forest in the north—east of the country. the group's tactics have changed and they have become an organisation that uses more suicide attacks and sneak attacks, rather than holding onto territory. i think it would be premature to say that boko haram were finished, they still operate in tunisia and other regional countries. it was also striking that president muhammadu buhari referred to new efforts t

niger, we've known each other so long. if i was the president of the united states in the last 100 years i would have spent more time in chicago. this year in chicago, 3,000 victims, victims of a shooting, most of them black americans. where is he? those lives matter. why isn't he there michael brow killin test ory, his justice department said hands up, don't shoot did not take place. >> let me ask this. if donald trump gives choice in education and goes into inner city america where schools have been neglected for too long and if he brings businesses to those cities and communities, that need him the most will the demographics of the country change? >> that is why the left is having a temper tantrum, protesting in the streets, burning the american flag. trump's policies are to help turn our economy around. he talked about addressing the issues that are happening in urban communities. families, schools, crime. he wants to turn those communities around. and yes. that will propel, i think, americans to look toward the policy

niger, we've known each other so long.s the president of the united states in the last 100 years i would have spent more time in chicago. this year in chicago, 3,000 victims, victims of a shooting, most of them black americans. where is he? those lives matter. why isn't he there michael brow killinory, his justice department saidup, don't shoot did not take place. >> let me ask this. if donald trump gives choice in education and goes into inner city america where schools have been neglected for too long and if he brings businesses to those cities and communities, that need him the most will the demographics of the country change? >> that is why the left is having a temper tantrum, protesting in the streets, burning the american flag. trump's policies are to help turn our economy around. he talked about addressing the issues that are happening in urban communities. families, schools, crime. he wants to turn those communities around. and yes. that will propel, i think, americans to look toward the policy he has to present to

joining me now with reaction to the fox obsession is niger ennis and steve hilton.ou. president obama invoked fox news  eight years. >> not only what he thinks he's doing, but one implication is him just making fox news more important in the national conversation. when he talks about this fictional character, the people who voted in the election just now were not responding to a fictional character. they were responding to changes in their lives and how their lives have got worse or not gotten better in eight years. if it was a fictional character, trump won't have won.z"t3( and that is the real verdict. >> you know there is a term. saying is fox news living rent free in president obama's head? >> i think it is. it's what i look as an opportunity loss. the first black presidential candidate has done better on average than any democratic candidate has done over the last 50 years.ç we're a country ta is more racially polarized and i see it as a real tragedy. instead of looking in the mirror and seeing where policys would be responsible for that phenomenon, he has to

niger, we've known each other so long.s the president of the united states in the last 100 years i would have spent more time in chicago. this year in chicago, 3,000 victims, victims of a shooting, most of them black americans. where is he? those lives matter. why isn't he there every day? helping to solve the violence in his own home city? >> that is right. it's an adopted home city where he got his political career started and where, before he engaged in politics he was a community organizer. he knew better than most of the carnage and killing and the black on black murders that had been taking place for many, many years. another tragedy of the hands up don't shoot movement, and the real consequences of the president embracing it, is that it was based on a lie. of course, the michael brown killing was a lie. and eric holder, one of the most partisan attorney generals we have had in history, his justice department said hands up, don't shoot did not take place. >> let me ask this. if donald trump gives choice in education

it's really unbelievable, isn't it, niger?> well, it's not only unbelievable, kimberly, but it's a lie. this president on average got a higher percentage of the white vote than any democrat has in 50 years. and the real tragedy of the obama years is not just that this racial harangue is now back in fashion, but that you've got a killing field in his very own backyard of chicago. he came into office with chicago being a killing field. he's leaving office with chicago being a horrific killing field for black and brown families. >> you're absolutely right. sheriff clarke, always great to see you. we have these numbers here. chicago murders since 2009, 3,904 lives lost. and these numbers come from a chicago police department. it's unbelievable, the war on our streets in this country. >> and black lives matter is nowhere to be found. look, as of january 20th, is it close to january 20th? can we buy the remaining time obama has left? can we buy him out like a contract? this guy has continually for eight years rubbed the stain of sla

when you say niger, people think but we're fighting for recognition under the nigerian flag. >> theyve joined forces to show that fashion can support industrial development, result that can help create jobs. >> we join development projects together with cultural projects and we can send a message to her youth that you don't necessarily have to immigrate. young people need to stay and attractiveo create conditions to captivate her generation get them to focus on improving development. >> one way to tackle unemployment is creating the infrastructure for trade. >> being able to bring into prominence will allow us not only to train young africans but people from sub-saharan africa and the whole continent. that can provide a point of reference that these cultural icon so dearly need. >> guest designers hail from all over the globe. is the traditional taste for prince and colors. >> african fashion has never been ethnic fashion. fashion isican affordable. white people can wear it, asian people, read people, whatever. african fashion is a kind of style that everyone can wear. in doing so, i

boko haram still stages suicide bombings in the northeast and in neighbouring niger and cameroon.gress, the nigerian government still has some way to go before victory over boko haram is achieved. we have to recognise this comes in a long line of quite strong state m e nts comes in a long line of quite strong statements from the president about boko haram. a year ago or so he told the bbc that the war against the militant group was technically one and the government had one at that warand and the government had one at that war and yet, and the government had one at that warand yet, in and the government had one at that war and yet, in that past year, we have seen suicide bomb attacks and other attacks by boko haram. what is clear is the militant group have lost a n clear is the militant group have lost an awful lot of territory and do not control big towns. it seems according to the president's statement that they may have lost their territory in the north—east of their territory in the north—east of the country. but the group's tactics have changed and they've become an organisat

but the group till carries out suicide bombings in the northeast and in neighbouring niger and cameroonhas some way to go before victory over boko haram is a reality this comes in a long line of strong statements from president muhammadu buhari about boko haram. one year ago he told bbc that the war against the militant group was technically won, and yet, in that past year we have seen suicide bomb attacks, other attacks by boko haram. what is clear is that the militant group have lost some territory and do not control big towns. it seems now according to the president's statement that they may have lost their territory in the forest in the north—east of the country. the group's tactics have changed and they have become an organisation that uses more suicide attacks and sneak attacks, rather than holding onto territory. i think it would be premature to say that boko haram were finished, they still operate in tunisia and other regional countries. it was also striking that president muhammadu buhari referred to new efforts to get the release of the chibok girls, the schoolgirls who were t

niger nigeria's government says it will investigate. >>> a va hospital is reeling from a bombshell report. a findings that staffers mishandled the remains of a veteran, left him in a shower for nine hours. how the facility is responding and this. >>> we are touring the windy city. >> heavy snowfall hitting a chunk of the country. we'll cover the massive storm >>> now to the situation at a veteran affairs hospital in florida. an investigation has found the body of a veteran was left in a shower for nine hours and the staff tried to cover it up. we don't know his name. we do know he died in hospice care in february. according to the report, the request to remove the remains to the morgue were not handled correctly so it didn't happen. once the staff figured out the problem, they allegedly lied about what happened. the hospital says it is retraining the staff, but is not saying whether anyone will be fired. because of confidentiality rules we might not learn more at this point and all this comes as problems continue to plague our va facilities across america and lawmakers and officials work

niger nigeria's government says it will investigate. >>> a va hospital is reeling from a bombshell reportindings that staffers mishandled the remains of a veteran, left him in a shower for nine hours. how the facility is responding and this. >>> we are touring the windy city. >> heavy snowfall hitting a chunk of the country. we'll cover the massive storm generosity is its own form of power. you can handle being a mom for half an hour. i'm in all the way. is that understood? i don't know what she's up to, but it's not good. can't the world be my noodles and butter? get your mind out of the gutter. mornings are for coffee and contemplation. that was a really profound observation. you got a mean case of the detox blues. don't start a war you know you're going to lose. finally you can now find all of netflix in the same place as all your other entertainment. on xfinity x1. >>> now to the situation at a veteran affairs hospital in florida. an investigation has found the body of a veteran was left in a shower for nine hours and the staff tried to cover it up. we don't know his name. we do know

it is unbelievable, isn't it, niger? >> it is not only unbelievable, kimberly, but a lie.his president got a higher percentage of the white vote than any democrat has in 50 years. the tragedy is not just that this racial harangue is back in fashion, but you have a killing field in chicago. he's leaving office with chicago being a horrific killing field for black and brown families. >> you're right. sheriff clark, great to see you, too. we have numbers here. 3904 lives lost and it's unbelievable. >> black lives matter is nowhere to be found. is it january 20th? is it close to january 20th? can we wie buy out the remaining time he has left? like buying out a contract? this guy for eight years rubbed white peoplesnesses in the stain of slavery. about 150 years removed from slavery. nobody said forget about it. you have to be able to move on at some point. and he will not let america to do that. people are tired of it. latinos, black people. white people. and other ethnicities said we've had enough and we want to move on from it. this president will not allow them to do that.

i just did a documentary on this for national geographic from niger and senegal.balization is leaving them behind, and china's now in the world trade organization. so i tell the story, in fact, of egypt. i was in egypt for tahrir square revolution. gone from my wife for three weeks. i'm leaving egypt, i go to cairo airport. i met the treasurer of -- i'm at the souvenir store in cairo, buy my honey a little something to remind her where her honey was for a few weeks. what do they have here? pumpkin ashtrays. she doesn't smoke. hey, they have a stuffed camel, and if you squeeze its hump, it hanks. my honey doesn't have one of those -- [laughter] i take it to the cash register, i turn it over, what does it say at the bottom? say it with me now, made in china. you're the lowest wage country in the eastern mediterranean, there's now a country half a continent away that can make it cheaper than you can, ship it and take the profits back home. so what's happening? all of these average states, they're actually cracking up. and we're just at the beginning. because they can