>> today on "christian world news" deadly attacks in nigeria. a radical muslim group is pulling them into civil war and drive christians out of their territory. >> a daring rescue in africa, two missionaries saved from somali pirates. >> a glimpse of heaven in spain in barcelona. the english language is bringing believers together. >> civil war split nigeria's muslim north and christians in the south? hello i am wendy griffith. thanks for joining us. >> and i am george thomas. the country has suffered a deadly wave of attacks from a radical muslim group. millions of christians are seeking refuge from the vie vennes. >> could africa's most populous country be breaking apart? nigeria's president says the violence is worse than the 1960s civil war. describing it as an unprecedented evil. there was a bombing and death toll could rise to 250. >> i saw a dead body. >> 11 more bombed. boko haram is fighting for islamic sharia law including punishments like stoning and beheadings. president johnathon good luck who is a christian from the south has vowed

nigeria. >> it is split. boko haram wants to see the laws more strictly enforced. the groups radical theology has little traction in the south. >> founded in 2002, boko haram has attacked their homes, churches and killing scores of believers. bishop ransom is a prompt leader and received several death threats. most recent came from boko haram. warning of an impending attack. >> security of the state. >> one of the largest mosques, a recent friday noon gathering to urge followers to remain calm and seek peace. the imam refused to directly criticize the actions by boko haram. book has distributed leaflets not to criticize their actions. >> i don't know who the people are, i can't judge them. i can't tell you if boko haram is a muslim group or not. >> one thousand people in 160 attacks since july of 2009. the january 20th incident were far more complex and coordinated than anything linked to boik boko haram boek. this has gone beyond local radical group. >> that has nigerian and western officials worried against

here is our nigeria correspondent. >> it is one of the most or parts of nigeria, but is mineral rich. people found out they lived by gold. they learned how to mine and process it. that came with a heavy price. entailed and interested by hundreds, the oil enter people's homes and their blood. this is the most contaminated region. >> i have six children. three have died. seven children have died so far in this compound. if you include mine, that would make it 10. >> the lead measured where the baby plays are 60 times greater than what is considered safe. 400 children have already died. >> we have lost an entire generation, so it is something that is clearly very tragic, something that should not have happened at dolton -- at all, and something the authorities should have done something about. >> the mortality rate has dropped significantly, and cleanup has begun. >> there has been some action by government, but there are 200,000 children in urgent need of treatment right now. those children cannot be treated until their homes are cleaned up, and they cannot be cleaned up until say for m

ethiopian painters, singers from nigeria. they already have the organization.eat dancers with us. nina simone was there. >> nina simone? >> yes. we spent 10 wonderful days together to see the relationship of african-american nigerian culture. two jazz dancers on this side of the stage and others on the other side. these rhythms all came from africa. i would hang out at night at the clubs, and that is where i met bobby benson. he played incredible guitar, and he was also a drummer. i would be there every night and i heard these west african musicians. i also played with fela kuti before he played saxophone. what is more important, on the weekend, he would bring the traditional people from nigeria. it was my first live contact with african traditional music. when you hear that music, you go to school. they do things with music that we cannot do. they capture the spirit of a continent itself. that music was swinging before man ever arrived. nature is in rhythm, the crocodiles, birds, everything. that is the foundation of world music. it was a wonderful trip. when

now 2 northern nigeria where 400 children have been killed and many more at risk after what human-rights watch calls the world's worst lead poisoning epidemic. dangerous gold mining in the area is expanding while attempts to clean up villages have stalled. >> this is one of the poorest parts of nigeria that is mineral rich. many found out that they lived near gold. like many villages, they worked out how to mine and process it. this came with a heavy price, deadly dust was released as the war was crushed. it was in held and ingested by the hundreds. -- steadily dust was released as it was crushed. >> i have six children, three have died. seven children so far have died in this compound. if you include mine, that would be 10. >> the lead was measured in the compound and it is 60 times greater than what is considered safe. 400 children have already died at. >> we have an entire generation of our youth. this is something that is clearly a very tragic, something that she not have happened. >> the mortality rate among systematic children has dropped significantly. the government has helped to

bbc news, nigeria. >> there is political turmoil and protests.one president announced his resignation after police officers staged a mutiny. he called on the country to unite around his replacement. there was the controversial rest of a judge. and a story about how wealth trickles down the generations. >> yes, the majority of the top billionaires' in india are from family enterprises, and passing on the wealth from one generation to another has always been important. more children are choosing their own paths, but in some areas, blood is still thicker than water. >> for four generations, the family business. known for everything from motor bikes on to insurance. it was started by their great grandfather. acclaimed friend of mahatma gandhi. but that is my eldest aaunt. -- aunt. they say it is in their dna. >> it was something that was already there, all of the time. >> it is so strong, undivided loyalty. but is there an unfair advantage if you are getting a business passed on to you because of your genes? >> because it is family, there is a higher

thirty people have died in nigeria when the islamic sect of boko haram threw explosives opened fire in the side of the northeastern city inside a market in the northeastern city of my degree home to the insurgent group the attack set off a gunfight with nigeria's joint task force in which eight boko haram members were killed this sect has been behind several deadly bombings throughout nigeria that have killed more than two hundred since january. the sixth state of emergency has been declared in several pervy and provinces after heavy rains flooded entire towns thousands of residents were forced to leave their regions after their homes were swamped military planes been delivering food aid for the rainy season that typically starts in january has resulted in the spread of dengue fever which has killed more than a dozen people since october. headlines coming your way in a few minutes but first the business news with maria. hello and welcome suppose this. russian companies across a number of sectors are becoming second they're victims of the sanctions against iran the united states has tie

thirty people have died in nigeria when the islamic sect boko haram threw explosives and opened fire inside a market in the northeastern city of my degree home to the insurgent group the attack set off a gun battle with nigeria's joint task force in which eight boko haram members were killed the sect has been behind several deadly bombings throughout nigeria that have killed more than two hundred people since january. sixty state of emergency has been declared in several proview and provinces after heavy rains flooded entire towns thousands of residents were forced to leave their regions after their homes or worse want a military plane has been sent to deliver food aid during the rainy season that typically starts in january has result in the spread of dengue fever that has killed more than a dozen people since october. headlines in a few minutes but first maria joins us with the business news stay with us. helen all comes to business here on i.t.v. russian companies across a number of sectors are becoming second are victims of the sanctions against iran the united states us heights

i have additional questions i'll submit for the record about nigeria, somalia, others. thank so much for your appearance before this committee today and thank you for your leadership. >> thank you, senator coons. let me thank you for your tremendous energy and diligence and enthusiasm in your leadership of the african affairs subcommittee. it has been really terrific and committee. we're down to the hard core here. senator udall has been here from the opening gavel to the last question and happy to recognize him. >> thank you, chairman kerry. thank you, secretary clinton for being here. thank you for your stamina. i think you've been here for more than two hours. and i really appreciate that. you have taken some final questions here. it seems to me in listening to your travels that you may be one of our most traveling secretaries of state and you may have set some records there. so i know all of us very much appreciate that. i have been a proponent of an accelerated transition in afghanistan. and i believe it is important that afghans begin to take a lead role in protec

eight boko haram members were killed the sect has been behind several deadly bombings throughout nigeria that have killed more than two hundred people since january. sixteenth a state of emergency declared in several peruvian provinces after heavy rains flooded whole towns thousands of residents forced to leave the regions after their homes were swamped a military plane has been sent to deliver food aid the rainy season that typically starts in january has resulted in the spread of dengue fever which has killed more than a dozen people since october and marina's up next with a business update stay with us here on our team. hello and welcome to business and here on the scene now russian companies across a number of sectors are becoming secondary victims of the sanctions against iran the united states has tight so aslaksen is on the iranian banking system and now brussels railways warns its infrastructure projects in the country are under threats and it's a situation the boss of the company says is simply unfair to everything should be clear and transparent and if this sunk chance of the u

now 2 northern nigeria where 400 children have been killed and many more at risk after what human-rights watch calls the world's worst lead poisoning epidemic. they say despite warnings two years ago, dangerous gold-mining in the area is expanding. attempts to clean up villages have stalled. >> this is one of the poorest parts of nigeria that is mineral rich. many of the 9000 here found out that they live near gold. like many villages, they found out how to mine and process it. this came with a heavy price, deadly lead dust was released as the ore was crushed. it injured people's homes and their blood. this is now the most contaminated village in the region. this woman grew up there. >> i have six children. three have died. each time -- seven children has died in this compound. if you include mine, that is 10. >> the levels in the playground where her baby place are 60 times greater than what is considered safe. 400 people have already died -- 400 children have already died. >> this is something that is clearly very tragic, something that should not happen at all. >> but the mortality ra

. >> in recent weeks we see attacks by nigeria. are some of these weapons getting into nigeria, especially the man pads you're suggesting? >> we do not have any direct face. some for real. >>> according to press reports. as part of the political ongoing process in nnemkadien. al-qaeda was a cause for concern, obviously, for many reasons, including the fact that it potentially creates a sanctuary for planning external operations. my question is, what's the intelligence community's assessment of aqup and haven't provided them? >> obviously, we're concerned about that, especially given it could be a haven for arms facilities. i think it's interesting, when a terrorist group like aqac. they have responsibilities in fir foreign plotting. al-qae al-qaeda. i think those we're most concerned about when it comes to potential threats and the homeness. >> do you want to confront the qep and be with the government base. >> to this point, we've had a great mr. chairman, thank you, gentlemen. >> thank you very much, senator respect and admiratio

on one plug i would like to make for is africa and nigeria. nigeria will have more babies born than all of europe combined this year. so i would be africa and food. >> fantastic. that's great. that's good. >> yeah. i would say for us, brick has been more brick than brick. but i was going to go exactly where dominic went and that was africa. and it's time to lay the groundwork for what is going to happen. >> well, as the bris tissue would say, we're going to have a march of the makers in the united states and the prior two panels helped to illuminate how to do that and now i am going to turn it over seamlessly to my colleague, darryl west. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> book tv is live. coverage starts at 9:30 eastern with tom claven. followed at 10:35 and what it's like to go to the war. and then the changing of the palestinian conflict. part of a three-day president's weekend on c-span 2's book tv. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton says the u.s. is evaluating a letter from iran that states a desire to resume talk on the nuclear p

thirty people have been killed in nigeria when the islamic sect boko haram tossed explosives and opened fire inside a market in the north northeastern city of maiduguri home to the insurgent group the attack set off a gunfight with nigeria's joint task force resulting in eight dead boko haram members the gunman accused traders of working with the military following the arrest of a suspected group member in the market last week. the sixty day state of emergency has been declared in several prove even provinces after heavy rains flooded whole towns thousands of residents forced to leave their regions after their homes were swapped a military planes been sent to deliver food aid the rainy season that typically starts in january has resulted in the spread of dengue fever which is killed more than a dozen people since october. headlines coming your way to a few minutes but first marina's up with the business news stay with us. well on the all comes to business here and i'd say now russian companies across a number of sectors are becoming second they're victims of the sanctions against iran t

are some of these weapons getting into nigeria? >> we do not have any evidence of a direct relationship between the weapons in libya, if that is your question, and nigeria, no. >> according to press reports, al qaeda, partially as a result of the ongoing political crisis in yemen's capital, continues to gain territory in the southern region of yemen. al qaeda in the arabian peninsula are a cause for concern, it because it creates a sanctuary for external operations. my question is what is the intelligence community's assessment of their territorial gains in southern yemen, and has it provided training for external operations? >> we are concerned about that, particular because of the fact that it could provide a haven for training facilities. we are monitoring that very carefully and also watching -- it is interesting when a terrorist group like al qaeda all of a sudden has municipal responsibilities and how they deal with that, whether that will be a distraction to their foreign plotting. aqap is probably the organization we are mo

nigeria's secret service has reported the rest of the spokesman with a militant islamist group boko harbor on official say the man known as abu qatada was captured after his phone had been tracked on his arrest comes as violence by the group continues in nigeria with at least a hundred eighty people killed last month. at least seven people have been killed in the water injured in an attack on a police station in the columbia city of to market a motorcycle laden with explosives called the blast police say left wing fog rebels were to blame to market is one of colombia's most to do list says he's with drug gangs and leftist rebels fighting to control of lucrative pacific coast smuggling routes. up next hour he talks to the indian ambassador to the united nations about what hey things the international community needs to do to resolve the crisis in syria. i'd like to begin with syria because that seems to be a great point of contention within the u.n. security council that the last and the only time the council reached any type of consensus on the conflict in syria was nearly six months ago i

to nigeria now where the secret service there has reportedly arrested the spokesman for the militant islamist group boko haram officials say the man known as was captured after his phone are being tracked his arrest comes as violence by the group continues in nigeria with least one hundred eighty killed last month. rather militia groups of being involved in the gun battle in the center of libya's capital tripoli witnesses report heavy and light weapons exchanging car in the city road along the coast has been blocked and smoke was seen rising from the scene of fighting allies who fought together to oust moammar gadhafi last year in a battle for influence in. two people have been killed and five more injured in senegal's capital during opposition running police there used to gas to disperse a crowd gathered to protest against a courtroom in the nation's elderly leader to run for a third term the constitution was revised soon after he was elected in two thousand impose a two term limit for president argues that since he was already in office when it took effect it shouldn't apply to. th

we might still have problems in libya and nigeria, they're not solved. the supply risk are still abundant, even if we still believe we can have a million barrels per day of growth from non-opec crude and liquids and opec liquids. we also need to talk about iran and the impact of sanctions. when we look at the potential countries that iran could divert its european supply to, we actually don't see a lot of them, and we don't see a lot of countries willing to be more reliant on iranian barrels. so there's a good chance that by the end of the year, that iran will have to shut down 400,000 to 500,000 barrel per day that need to be replaced by other producers. we need to take into account that forcing opec to produce more, reducing further the spare capacity, which is not very large to start with. and if you add to that the supply risk that i talk about, that would make oil market pretty nervous. finally, from the u.s. perspective, the development of oil production and the decline in oil demand mean that security and reliability of supply is rising. last year

station and the prison were among the targets islamist sect boko haram which once shari'a law in nigeria has been blamed the group has carried out waves of bombings and assassinations across the country in recent months. a palestinian protest has died after being injured in clashes with the israeli army in the west bank the military claim that demonstrators threw rocks and fire bombs at soldiers from to move to a. protest took place in several cities came on the anniversary of a massacre at a mosque in rome two years ago and didn't american jewish doctor killed twenty nine placed and. the prime minister of haiti has resigned after this and five months in office kerry connell's decision to step down from power struggles within the government reconstruction contracts turning twenty ten devastating for the prince leaving over three hundred thousand dead cano had previously served as former u.s. president clinton's chief of staff and. thousands of people are expected to demonstrate in spain on saturday against education cuts and police violence students accuse officers of using brutal tactic

nigeria's secret service has reportedly arrested the spokesman for the militant islamist group boko haram officials say the man known as abu qatada was captured after his photo had been trying to end his arrest comes as violence by the group continues in nigeria with at least a hundred and eighty people killed last month. rival militia groups have been involved in the gun battle in the center of leavis capital tripoli witnesses report heavy and light weapons exchanging find the city the road along the coast has been blocked with smoke rising from the area where the fighting took place. to gather to oust moammar gadhafi last year and gauged in a bottle for influence in the new libya. and two people have been killed and five more injured in sydney ball's capital during an opposition rally please they use tear gas to disperse a crowd gathered to protest a quarter inning allowing the nation's elderly leader to run press said tan the constitution was revised so you know after he was elected in two thousand to impose a tee time limit that the president okies that since he was already in office

in this particular trial state sanctioned murder for environmental and human rights protesters in nigeria we would never allow this on american soil so why are we willing to allow this on nigerian soil that is certainly an interesting question and so it seems that corporations want to have the best of both worlds they want to be considered a person when it benefits that and not consider a person when it doesn't benefit. right liz you bring up a great point right that the supreme court that we're seeing right now is the legacy of the bush administration but also the lower courts i mean there was a concerted effort to stack the courts with conservative pro corporate individuals and i think what you're going to see is this a pa prosy where the five members of conservative members of the supreme court ended up supporting citizens united which is triple the amount of outside money in politics in the two thousand and ten election and will probably be much larger than that in the two thousand and twelve election you're going to see those same folks saying corporations shouldn't be held accountab

and nigeria. we know how that's gone. nigeria's been plagued by stakes over fuel subsidies and the removal of fuel subsidies over the last month or so. here on the frankfurt debt, that number is down 0.03%. we had a disappointing statement coming out of deutsche bank. this company, with a surprised pretext lost $462 million in the last quarter. it shows how companies like this are being affected by the situation in europe. and the hair cut that could be imposed for private sector investors in greek debt. here on the ftse again, just to point out, we had astrazeneca, one of the largest drug companies in britain, announcing it will be having thousands of job cuts. this market will be choppy for the rest of today. after two months of gains, we're back in the red again. >> okay, nina. let's turn, now, to the company that everyone is talking about. for a social network, it's been conspicuously private until now. a facebook share has involved a photo or a newspaper article. but that's all changing. now, the world's most talked-

in nigeria, have you a group that pulled off 60 or 70 attacks in the last few years including on u.n.ilities, and they appear to be similar. we are talk about iran, right now, understandable, but we have to learn to walk and chew gum at the same time. we have silly debate on the republican side that have little to do with the range of serious international issues that still remain. we have to reach out to the rest of the world and that is what my book is about, i think we have gone back to sleep after a resolution ten years ago not to do that again. >> one of the reasons some would point to for the low quality of debate on serious issues in the campaign is the fact that the campaign is being conducted by five or six millionaires that are financing super pacs so it's a complete turning on its head of the finance reform. you were known for mcca mccain-feingold and now after a series of rulings, after citizens united which did open the door to the super pacs, now what happens? and how do you put the genie back in the bottle? >> a part from the money issue, there's an attempt to not talk

a gunman in northern nigeria have attacked the city of gombe and opened fire on a nearby police station. four civilians were killed during a two-hour gunbattle. a british man has admitted starting a fire, which destroyed a furniture shop in south london last summer. images of the burning or some of the most shocking from last summer's riots in england. gordon thompson will be sentenced in april. at least 12 people have been killed as protests continued in afghanistan over the burning of copies of the koran and american base. i least 18 have died this week and four days of protest. there have been fierce anti- american sentiment. >> protesters took to the streets after friday prayers. tinting their fury for a fourth day in a row. this was the western city, at some religious leaders are accused of planning -- spanning the flames. -- fanning the flames. police fired at demonstrators. there were protests around the country. in the southeast, and nato convoy went up in flames. that will please the taliban. they have been exporting the koran controversy, urging afghans to target the middle fo

>> a former shop worker has pleaded guilty to stealing as much as $90 million in public money in nigeria. he embezzled funds to offshore accounts via london. more at www.bbc.com/news. >> this is "bbc world news." the headlines today, the british photographer paul conroy has been smuggled to safety after being wounded in an attack in the syrian city of homs. more on that. let's get to beirut. the bbc's jim muir is with us. what do we know? >> well paul conroy were -- was smuggled out late on monday during the day. and then during the night, he was smuggled back across the lebanese border, probably the same route they took to get in there, traveling with opposition people. now ambassador officials here who have been working hard to bring a resolution to this issue have now confirmed he is now safe and well in lebanon. we do not know exactly where he is and when he will head home, but we assume he will fairly quickly make his way back to his home and family. >> and the newspaper -- another newspaper has had a worker injured? >> well, we can't confirm she, too, has come back across the borde

there are places in north africa and somalia and from yemen and nigeria. you have a group -- >> are you saying the u.s. focuses on the wrong place? >> we focus on one place at a time. we need to get out of afghanistan now. i was the first senator to oppose the operation. this is not a place you want to stay forever. the consequences of staying there are basically because we went there in the first place. >> iran is trying to develop nuclear weapons at this point. do you think sanctions are the right way to engage with iran at this point? >> i agree with the president. all actions must be on the table. that does not mean in dating or attacking are the only ways to get it done. the sanctions are beginning to have an impact. >> you are working on president obama's reelection. you say you are concerned about some of necessarily triumphant statements coming from the administration. what do you -- unnecessarily triumphant statements coming from the administration. what did you me? i have --what did you mean? >> there are many places in north africa and places ne

the whole country of nigeria was humiliated and embarrassed by this.oining me now is deb, she was inside the courtroom. what was his demeanor, how did he react? >> he was virtually emotionless. he stared straight ahead making eye contact only with his lawyer. you have to understand, this was a packed courtroom. but as that bomb video was played, he said allahu akbar, god is great, god is great. and he did have an opportunity to give a statement and he said proud to kill, that's what i did. now, his parents, they were in detroit and they actually planned to come here and be in that room. they decided at the last minute not to. but his lawyer says that they do want to see him. they understand it could very well be the last time they do. certainly before he's sent way to a super max prison, erin. >> just you recounting how he reacted and what he said, i think it makes everyone's stomach turn. it was awful and disgusting. i know abdulmutallab chose to act as his own attorney, but the court assigned him an attorney and i know you had a chance to speak with

pakistan and afghanistan and nigeria saw an increase in cases last year. this virus respect no borders. that is why it is vital campaigns like this continued until every child in every country is protected. poorly abroad immunization programs and families to refuse the vaccine are what is preventing the countries from matching india's success. >> a team of experts from the united nations nuclear agency is making a visit to iran. the second such trip and a month. it is not known whether the team will be permitted access to the nuclear facilities. iran says it is holding military exercises in the south of the country to boost protection of its nuclear sites. international committee of the red cross says it is trying to broker a limited cease-fire between the syrian authorities and opposition groups to get humanitarian aid into the areas that have seen the worst violence. a spokesman said they hope to get emergency access to people in need in flashpoints like homs and the outskirts of damascus. the director of a mexican prison for 44 inmates were killed has b

more than 700 children have died as a result of gold mining in northern nigeria. lead poisoning has contaminated another 4000 children because of widespread bad practices. now to one of the most highly anticipated public offerings in history. facebook has changed the way the world communicates. it boasts close to 1 billion members. budget -- but what is the site really worth? up to a short time ago, the news everyone was waiting for finally arrived. with the right amount of cash, you could win a part of the silicon valley icon. thank you up for joining us, kara. facebook has had to lift the curtain of the. there were a ton of numbers. 250 million photographs of loaded every week. -- uploaded every week. what do you think about facebook? >> i think it has to be the top line numbers. they reveal their revenue was $3.7 billion. they have made a net profit almost $700 million. we know that facebook has been giving out those regular updates about how many people are locking in, really is how much money they are making and selling advertising to those users that has bee

in nigeria you have -- >> you say the u.s. is focused in the wrong place?> we tend to focus in one country at a time. it is a big world where al-qaeda is. we need to get out of afghanistan now. i was the first senator to propose we leave. the british know, and all the people in history know, this is not a place you want to stay forever. we can see on the streets now the consequences of staying there basically because we went there in the first place. >> iran starts -- gets accused of trying to get nuclear weapons . >> i don't think it is acceptable to become a nuclear power. that does not mean invading or attacking is the only way to get it done. i believe ratchetting up the pressure is a far better way to do it. >> you are working on president obama's re-election, yet in your book, you say you are concerned about the turn of some unnecessarily triumphant statements coming from the administration. what do you mean? >> my overall evaluation of the president's assessment has been excellent. he has improved our reputation throughout the world. i have heard sta

last month, a german working on a construction site in nigeria was kidnapped. days before that, there were separate reports that two german tourists had been kidnapped in ethiopia. >> but germany is prepared to deal with these kinds of incidents. the country has a specially trained crisis team standing by to handle negotiations and any rescue operations. the team is part of the german foreign office. we have a behind-the-scenes look now at how they operate. >> whether it is a ship wreck like the costa concordia off the italian coast or hostage situation, the government's crisis response center team gathers in the basement of the foreign ministry to coordinate efforts to help. but the experts and diplomats do during an emergency is kept strictly confidential. especially when it comes to kidnapping negotiations. >> protecting life and limb is our highest priority. for each case, a purpose-built crisis team is formed, which acts intensively, drawing on all the resources available in the german government and in the country in general to resolve the situation. >> t

. >> you are looking at nigeria, you think a more important threat to oil production than iran is.> yeah, absolutely. the northern part of nigeria is seeing tremendous increase in activity and nigerian crude is higher quality crude, much di more difficult for the world to replace that oil as opposed to the iranian oil, heavy and a lower quality crude. the disruption of iranian exports could more easily be offset by other producers than the higher, sweeter quality. >> kyle, good to have you on the program. thank you so much for your insights. great, thank you. >> we will see you soon, kyle cooper joining us. >> very interested to hear prince alwaleed's thoughts on iran and the price of oil in the future that is coming up here. >>> the dow down 30 points right now. >> coke and pepsi set to report earnings this week. can the stocks give your portfolio a bit of pop? we will get some insights when we do talking numbers. >>> plus, some new details on how mf global may have lost that $1.2 billion of its customers' money, coming up here. >>> first, a look at the dow and how that heat map i

in nigeria, militants have launched attacks. no group has claimed responsibility. earlier, five people were killed when a gunman opened fire in a mosque. they are blaming a radical islamic sect, boko haram. a retired british businessman has arrived in the west after he was arrested and extradited for trying to sell missiles to iran. he alleges he was the victim of a sting operation. was he handcuffed as he came off the plane? why was he taken to texas? >> well, he was initially taken to houston. this is where the case will be processed. he will spend the weekend in el paso where he will appear in court for the first time on monday. the question is whether he will be given bail. that issue will not be considered. penn state of next week for procedural reasons. his lawyer said that he will vigorously argue that he be given bail. -- the issue will not be considered until next week for procedural reasons. he was not a danger to the public, he said. he is a respected businessman. >> do we know any other details? did he have contacts with iran? was he part of any busines

most likely does not qualify as a safety concern which would allow the school to close those back to nigeria for 8:00 p.m. is just getting started. >> the top section of the bay bridge is scheduled to close this weekend. >> constructions on the 49ers new stadium is already ahead of schedule for. details on the new game plan coming up. >>charles: in pacifica, off the coast is under a high surf advisories. >>pam: need details surrounding the death of lenin used in as her body will arrive some. " our >>pam: the 49ers say their new stadium will be ready earlier than previously announced. as rob fladeboe reports, the 49ers expect their new home to be ready in time for the 2014 season. >>rob: the formal groundbreaking is scheduled for late spring. for the game plan is to transform this parking lot next to the great america theme park into this, a 68,000 seat, $1 billion stadium to be complete as soon as august of 2014. a full year earlier in the original game plan. >> we're moving ahead faster than we thought. the new timetable comes one week after a new loan has been approved for the project whic

. >> hires have attacked a cargo ship off the coast of nigeria killing a captain and chief engineer. monitoring officials said the attack happened early this morning off the coastal lagos and that crew members did try to escape. >>mark: we will be right back. here is a live look outside. how >>mark: we're keeping our eyes on bay area weather. xi talk is of rain around the bay area. fifth level with advisory posted on the bay bridge theory if >>darya: international this coming a judge is expected to decide if juries hand as he will be able to visit with his grandchildren. the former assistant football coaches faces 52 counts of child molestation over a 15 year period of time. he has pleaded not guilty. another issue is which county the jury pool will be selected from. a hearing on friday habit and the judge was aiming for the trout to the gaf on june 14th. >>mark: here is a live look at this year. we have snow come down fury if >>mark: the search for bodies resumes today after human bones were found near clinton. this is just east of stockton. this is the fourth straight day that crew