we are deeply concerned by what is going on in nigeria. and i would say that whoever is not the principle driver, it is certainly the case that extremism in the north a and nigeria is being expressed in intrareligious strive and there have been a lot of attacks on churches. that is obviously the case. we are deeply concerned about any connections that boca horam which is a cluster of organizations may have in particular with al qaeda and it seems clear that some of their trade craft, some of their ability to carry out terrorist attacks was learned from aqim. we continue to encourage the nigerian government to engage communities vulnerable to extremist violence and those problems are considerable. >> and the department is going to work through to other relevant agencies and international partners to identify ways that we can erode the capacity of boca horan to carry out the u.n. compound that was bombed and also to prevent attacks against our friends and their interest in nigeria as well. >> well, if i could interject, the observations that

in nigeria, doris was a lawyer. here she was studying to become a vocational nurse.hibuko says he sees his beautiful wife now had his daughter's faces, each time he looks at them. victoria came here to take care of her grandchildren, so her daughter could go to school. she says now, she is thinks it was god's way to make sure she would be here today for her children and their father. >> i'm trying to give my wife a good burial, and take care of my kids. >> reporter: doris chibuko's husband says he's now planning to take his wife back to nigeria to bury here. >> our coverage continues on ktvu.com where you will find more on the school shooting tab. >>> outraged about a pepper spraying incident last night that sent two people to the hospital. it happened outside of a meeting as the board of trustees discussing a plan to raise the price of core courses over the summer. some students said campus place sprayed them without warning. aft least two students say it only happened after the students had shoved the officers. the college is currently investigating. the community

nigeria's finance minister is a former managing director of the world bank.ident of that organization. she has influential support. 39 former managers and economists at the world bank have endorsed her. "the financial times" and the economist are argued that she is the best candidate. what does she have to say? well, she joins me now from nigeria. welcome. how are you? >> thank you, fareed. i'm fine. >> tell me, do you feel that the president -- the president of the united states picked to head the world bank is unqualified in the way that the economist the way that the economist editorialized this week? the argument is not really about nationality. the development of the world bank as well as the g20 have signed on to accept a transparent process. that means that it should be done based on who from anywhere, regardless of nationality. so i think that, you know, we talk about that seriously. the leaders of the continent of africa who asked me to be a nominee, i think, took this seriously, and that's why i put myself in the contest. >> so do you think -- for y

in nigeria, doris was a lawyer. here she was studying to become a vocational nurse.hibuko says he sees his beautiful wife now had his daughter's faces, each time he looks at them. victoria came here to take care of her grandchildren, so her daughter could go to school. she says now, she is thinks it was god's way to make sure she would be here today for her children and their father. >> i'm trying to give my wife a good burial, and take care of my kids. >> reporter: doris chibuko's husband says he's now planning to take his wife back to nigeria to bury here. >> our coverage continues on ktvu.com where you will find more on the school shooting tab. >>> outraged about a pepper spraying incident last night that sent two people to the hospital. it happened outside of a meeting as the board of trustees discussing a plan to raise the price of core courses over the summer. some students said campus place sprayed them without warning. aft least two students say it only happened after the students had shoved the officers. the college is currently investigating. the community

we are deeply concerned with what is going on in nigeria. while i would agree with whomever made the remark, that religion was not a principal driver, it is certainly the case a that extremism in the north and in nigeria is being expressed and there have been a lot of attacks on churches. that is obviously the case. we are deeply concerned about any connections that the loosely organized organization, a cluster of organizations, may have with al qaeda. it appears clear that their ability to carry out terrorist attacks were learned from aqim. we continue to encourage the nigerian government at the very highest levels to also offer actively engaged communities vulnerable to violence by addressing the underlying political and socio-economic problems in the north. the department is going to work through, together with other relevant agencies and the government of nigeria and international partners, to identify ways where we can erode their capacity to carry out attacks against the u.s. and other international targets such as the u.n. compound th

and nigeria, well, both nigeria and tunisia the question was they wanted political parties but they didn't want opposition. and political parties are perforce made up of the government and opposition. so when you have a tradition that doesn't accept opposition, then it's difficult for us to export our democracy to them. which doesn't mean we shouldn't try. but my view is that they are going to have to go through a long period of trial and error, hopefully not as long as britain did, before they get there. yeah, you can't pick it up and put it there, burke nailed it. the tradition isn't there, the history isn't there. and the experience isn't there. good question. >> in what you mentioned earlier you brought up the arab spring, and in relation to burke or un-relation to burke, would you say tunisia is a closer relation to burke's ideals than many of what has happened in many of the other countries that was part of that movement due to they deposed one leader but they more or less kept a form of government that was similar, they -- >> who is they? >> the transitional government there. >> i d

i have additional questions i'll submit to the record about nigeria, somalia, and others. thank you so much for your appearance before this committee today. >> thank you, senator. let me take a moment to thank you for your tremendous energy and diligence and enthusiasm in your leadership of the african affairs subcommittee. it's been really terrific and much appreciated by the committ committee. we're down to hard core here. i'm happy to recognize him. >> thank you, chairman kerry. and thank you, secretary clinton, for being here. thank you for your stamina. i think you have been here for more than two hours. and i really appreciate that you taking 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've been a proponent of an accelerated transition in afghanistan. and i believe it's important that afghans begin to take a lead role in protecting their country so they can begin to gain the experience and th

the two met in native nigeria and the two metaphor ten years. -- met for ten years. >> it is the first time i have seen her. >> doris' mother came here from nigeria to help take care of her granddaughters, so he can study to become a nurse, it was god's desire for her to be here. >>> well t- called making oakland better, it lasts unti 7:00 tomorrow night just before game time. it is being held in coliseum way. and administrators are not commenting on the possibility of losing its accreditation. classes are canceled until further notice. >> missing this month's critical deadline, the department does not have the time or the manpower to investigate the many complaints stemming from city hall. they will most likely miss it to issue its report on the big occupy protest one week later. this potentially could place the police department one step closer to a federal take over. >>> time now is 4:47, san jose police are warning the community about posing as a police officer >> now in one incident, the suspect walked up to a man and flashed a badge padded him down and returned to his wallet. whe

starting with nigeria that's got into the all too well to update now an explosion that rocked an area near government buildings in nigeria's state killing ten injuring twelve it comes just less than a day off the coordinator of attacks on christian worshipers on a university campus signed in a chapel in the country's north killed at least twenty one but no one has claimed responsibility at this point but the islamist group boko haram is active in the area having killed one hundred fifty people in a blast in january. a leading grainy anti government activist will be retried along with twenty other opposition members a military court sentenced. to life in prison in june for plotting to overthrow the state's rulers he began a hunger strike three months ago reportedly bringing him self close to death the anti-government protests first began in february last year up to sixty are said to have died in clashes since. that three weeks of campaigning have kicked off in egypt ahead of the presidential election thirteen candidates are on the ballot including islamist sunday officials who worked u

august 11, 2003, he stepped down from the presidency and went into exile in nigeria. in 2003, the accused applied to the special court to crush his indictment and set aside a warrant of arrest on the grounds that he was immune from any exercise of the jurisdiction of this court by virtue of the fact that at the time the indictment and warrant of arrest were issued, he was a sitting head of state. his application was denied by the trial chamber and the decision was upheld by the appeals chamber on may 31, 2004 on the grounds that the sovereign equality of status not prevent a head of state from being pprosecuted before an international tribunal. the appeals court held that the official position of charles taylor as an incumbent head of state at the time the criminal proceedings were initiated against him was not -- to his prosecution by this court. on 29, march, the accused was arrested in nigeria by nigerian authorities following a request by liberian president johnson's johnson-sirleaf. then he was transferred to the authority of the special court in freetown, sierra

he denounced terrorist attacks in nigeria. a car bomb this morning killed 38 people in nigeria.he pope struggled with a hoarse voice after conducting a three hour mass. >>> right now, glide memorial church annual easter celebration is under way featuring the glide ensemble choir and band. a free hot breakfast for the homeless is wrapping up and fried chicken dinner will be served from 11:30 to 1:30. they provide free meals in the tenderloin each year and has been serving the community for 45 years. >>> lisa argen is now with a preview of the accu-weather forecast for easter sunday. >> lisa: 50 in san francisco and oakland and san jose. right now from emeryville, you can see the sunshine. 40 in san rafael. enjoy today. don't get used to it. forecast is coming up. >> carolyn: phil mickelson sets ztzp now on verizon's 4g lte network. double your data. 4 gigabytes for just $30 a month. with 4 gigabytes, you could send and receive over 400,000 emails. or stream over 1,100 songs. or use gps navigation for 34 continuous days. all the data you need to power your favorite apps. 4 gigabyt

in nigeria, doris was a lawyer, but here was studying to be a nurse.he would have graduated from oikos university in just two months. afanetabuko says he sees his beautiful wife and their -- in their daughters' faces each time he looks at them. victoria came here from nigeria a year and a half ago to take care of her daughter's children so her daughter could go to school. now she says maybe it is god's way to make sure the children would have somebody to help their father. >> right now i'm trying to give my wife -- a correct burial. you know, and take care of my kids. we'll get through this. >> reporter: one of seven families now struggling to carry on. doris tabuko's husband says he plans to take his wife back home to nigeria to bury her. reporting live in oakland, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 action news. >>> and you will find continuing coverage of the shooting on our website. we're posting the latest updates, along with information about the alleged gunman and his intended target who just happened to be off campus on monday. just go to ktvu.com, o

africa's second largest metropolis is booming, fuelled by nigeria' vast oil reserves. but the city is fast running out of space. one response is a major building project on land which was previously open sea. sand divers play their part in the construction boom. they risk their lives every day to claim this valuable building material from the sea bed. we meet both, the labourers and the visionaries involved at opposite ends of this construction frenzy. everywhere in the nigerian capital lagos -- whether in the business district or the slums -- too many people seem to be crowded into too little space. many of those people are hoping to make money from the ongoing construction boom. the sand used in construction is dredged from the lagoon, a few kilometers from the city center. day laborers spend the night on the boats, and as soon as the sun's up, they start hauling buckets of sand up from the sea floor three to four meters below. jonas james has been doing this for twenty years. it's grueling work. he has to stay underwater for up to four minutes to fill his bucket wit

andorra's group in the same area of nigeria. >>> she loves the mom that was her reason to live. third at 358 inhabit 40 will stepsister. >>> at low turnout was so thankful she was in my life because it is very strong like every time she got an 8 underclass is a new the man accused of gunning down issued by her lunch at the university but also she had seen those dark sides before monday. he came one fateful day out of the whole class was in fear. of him. the and i thought he was going to do something that there were more afraid it. >>> so when this news hits that this happened at the school and that he was a suspect was the husband found out his brand immediately went to that guy. >>> hill. >>> doris the state in eggs nonsense toby. >>> i can then stance in being that the world. by this at that stage in life he's gone through worse things so why it's taken out on innocent victims? her mother came to live with her sister to go to nursing school. she sobbed for 14 hours when she heard her daughter had died. she asks people to pray for him sensually said he would be saved with god.

anika traveled to nigeria to visit their mom. today, it was the big day. she arrived and we were there for the happy reunion. >> i'm so happy. very, very happy. more than happy. i've never been happy like this before in my life. >> the sisters say now they'll focus on helping their mom get accustomed to living here in the united states. >>> well, it was a traffic stop that went viral on the web. montgomery county police pulling over batman because he had no tags on his bat mobile. the cape crusader was kept on his way to visit a hospital in d.c. batman rides again doing more good. this time in baltimore. greg was there for it all. >> the engine department and the front part is actually the trunk. >> bat mania arrives at the children's hospital. >> i also have batman silly bands for you. >> and not a moment too soon. >> batman, would you mind pushing her? >> this is cool. >> because in a real way, the lamborghini batman and other super heros bring a message of healing and hope to kids like ian. >> nice to meet you, ian. >> i have something for you. batman s

they have recently been responsible for bombings in northern nigeria in an attempt to destabilize the government. north korea says the deal with the u.s. to avoid nuclear tests is now void after north korea tested a long-range rocket last week. the u.s. security council issued over firm -- a rebuke. the burmese opposition leader is reported to be planning her first trip to outside burma in more than two decades. a spokesperson said there were quoted as saying she would visit britain and norway. the syrian foreign minister says the inner to national monetary council must operate -- international counsel must help monitor the nuclear activity. this report from the root. -- beruit. >> some places the cease-fire barely exist. rebels continued to have intensive bombardment. security forces are pursuing the crackdown. they say they are taking action to stop terrorist attacks. if this is not the only problem facing the u.n. mission. and they want to send at least 200 at the monitors and give them planes and helicopter so they could move around this big country quickly and freely. the syrian

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i've met senior officials from ni nigeria when they're here. in my own business, i did quite a lot in south africa. that was my energy business, but i think you're right that that deserves priority and focus and i'd like to go further with it and talk to you about any ideas you have about how we might take that further. >> madam chair, i yield back five seconds. >> thank you for your generosity. chair recognizes dr. cassidy for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. secretary. i have a price waterhouse cooper article which speaks about the availability of shale gas has been tremendous in terms of jump-starting manufacturing. lower feed, stock and energy costs could help reduce natural gas by almost $12 billion annually through 25 and that because of that, there may be one million more workers added in 2025 in manufacturing. really tremendous. now, my concern is if we take john marshall, the power to tax is the power to destroy, the president's insistence upon denying energy companies the same manufacturing tax incentives as other manufacturing compani

they got married in nigeria 10 years ago. he says he plans to take his wife back home to nigeria to bury her. >>> and one of the seven victims was a woman from tibet who had moved to the united states from india. she was studying nursing, was known for volunteering and had been a teacher back in india. >>> and the university's nursing director believed to be the intended target says she is lucky to be alive. but also extremely devastated by what happened. ktvu's alex savage now is live in piedmont where he talked with friends of the woman, with the incidents and the suspected gunman. >> reporter: and i was not able to talk directly to the school administrator today. but i did talk to a friend and roommate who says the woman is just crushed by what happened. the nursing program director at oikos university was not on campus on monday, because she was teaching off site that day. this is a photo from facebook of the school administrator who believes she was the intended target in monday's shooting ram page. ellen cervellon says

i've lived in nigeria about 36 years now. my assistants are young men from around the vicinity of the studio. basically, these are people who just finished high school and awaiting entry into university. it takes quite some time for people to pass the university entrance exam. and so while they are waiting and preparing for that day, find time to help me in the studio and earn some--a living. probably because i pay so well that a lot of them do come to ask whether they could help. anybody i bring in has to undergo some basic training on how to stitch the pieces together, some basic skills. the whole process and end product all have to do with freedom, flexibility, you know. so right from the instructions they, you know-- you leave a lot of room for people to play around. so the resulting work tends to have that flexibility in it. basically, i work in this way that-- where i pick a medium or a process, and i work with it for a long period, years. and it has to take something more powerful or more demanding gwen: candidates ste

straight into the sea world that we go starting with nigeria now and then the explosion has rocked an area near government buildings in nigeria's tahrir state killing seven injuring twelve it comes in less than a day off the coordinated attacks on christian worshipers on a university campus and in a chapel in the country's north that left twenty one dead at this point no one's claimed responsibility but the islamist group boko haram is active in the area having killed one hundred fifty in a blast in january. leaving government activist will be retried along with twenty other opposition members a military court sentenced. to life in prison in june for plotting to overthrow the state's rulers he began a hunger strike three months ago reportedly bringing him self close to death government protests first began in bahrain in february last year up to sixty people last said to have died in clashes since. spain has fallen to a second recession amid government measures to rein in the country's debt ratings agency standard and poor's have down. grated nine of the nine of spain's banks many of w

straight to nigeria which kick kicks off the r.t. was update for us now and an explosion and gunfire have rocked nigeria's northern city of kano killing at least fifteen of the blast took place in a university lecture theatre used by christian students for religious services at this point nobody has claimed responsibility although in january the militant sect of boko haram out of bombing in the same city killing one hundred and fifty. al-qaeda has said it's freed seventy three soldiers captured by its militants in yemen during battles with government forces in the south of the country the troops were released to the city of jobs during a ceremony attended by the top leaders of the terror network in yemen the city has been held by al qaeda for a year now and militants have used the political instability in the country to take control of a number of key towns in the south. the british ministry of defense is considering placing surface to air missiles on residential buildings people in east london have received leaflets saying their roo

take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world a global exploded in central nigeria causing casualties the details of numbers have not been confirmed this happened just a few hours after a nearly explosion blew out windows and tore off roofs in the northern city of killing thirty eight people and injuring many more these are the latest in a series of violent attacks in nigeria most of which have been claimed by the militant group. president has officially resigned as part of a deal to end the political price isn't country the military staged a coup last month and toppled him from power under the agreement mediated by a lot of west african countries an interim president and a transitional government will rule and to elections are held the coup leaders and they agreed to step down once the president quit and your supporters will have to deal with an uprising in the north what to read tribes declared independence on friday. fourteen people have been injured and fifteen detained as protesters clashed with police in serbia in the suburbs of new grade locals have been prot

straight to nigeria to kick off the r.t. world update for you here now and explosions and gunfire have struck a university campus in northern nigeria the attacks occurred near a theater a hole and targeted christian students in the city of kano at least six were killed in the violence others were injured and for now a police have surrounded the area searching for the gunmen who carried out the attacks. a grenade has been thrown into a church in the kenyan capital killing one and injuring over a dozen the shell exploded during the service in a working class area of nairobi it's the latest in a string of attacks in the east african country since it sent troops into neighboring somalia at this point no group has claimed responsibility. just a moment a recap of the top stories with me. join me on a journey to the heart of the kremlin to a place is hidden from the tourists he's going to meet some real kremlin insiders although they may not be the usual news makers you see on t.v. . leave the each.

thirty eight people and injuring many more these are the latest in a series of violent attacks in nigeria most of which have been claimed by the militants who have run. its presence has officially resigned as part of a deal to end the political crisis in the country the military staged a coup last month and toppled him from power under the agreement mediated by local west african countries an interim president and government will go until elections are held their leaders agree to step. once the president quit then your source who i have to deal with an hour prizing in the north tribes declared independence on friday. fourteen people have been injured and fifteen detained as protesters clashed with police in serbia in the suburbs of the great locals have been protesting for two days ago is the decision of the city authorities to move a gypsy camp site from the city's center to the outskirts so officials say the romany incumbent had to be relocated because of the original site has become unsanitary. afghanistan and the u.s. have signed a deal concerning controversial night raids by american

look at some other stories making headlines around the world a second ball of explosion in central nigeria just a few hours after an early explosion blew out windows and tore up roots in the northern city of kids ynet killing thirty eight people and injuring many more these are the latest series of violent attacks in nigeria most of which have been claimed by the militant group buckle up around. minus president has officially resigned as part of the deal to end a political crisis in the country the military staged a coup last month and toppled him from power and today agreements mediated by west african countries an interim president and a transitional government will rule and elections are held include leaders agreed to. step down was the president quit in your source is all i have to deal with i hope rising in the north where tall red tribes declared independence on friday. people have been injured and fifteen detained as protesters clashed with police in serbia in the suburbs over grade locals have been protesting for two days against the decision of the city authorities to move the gyp

all right or straight to nigeria as we kick off the r.t. world update for you here and explosions and gunfire have struck a university campus in northern nigeria the attacks occurred near a theater hall in may have targeted christian students in the city of can know at least fifteen were killed in the violence many others injured police half an hour surrounded the area and continues a search for the got. a grenade has been thrown into a church in the kenyan capital killing one and injuring over a dozen the show exploded during the service in a working class area of nairobi it is the latest in a string of attacks in the east african countries since it sent troops into neighboring somalia this point nobody has claimed responsibility. a bus carrying a holiday makers to disneyland tokyo has crashed in japan killing seven police say some forty other passengers on the driver were injured thirteen of them seriously the bus drove into a wall along the highway some one hundred kilometers northwest of the capital this comes just as japan enters a bus

terror attacks have claimed the lives of at least seven people in nigeria a suicide bomber rammed his car into the office of a major nigerian newspaper in the country's capital with people die the rest were killed in a second blast which targeted another of the newspaper's buildings in a city north of a budget today's assault seemed to mirror earlier attacks by radical islamists that have killed hundreds of people in nigeria this year alone. twenty five minutes past nine at night moscow time thanks for being with us you're watching r.t. coming up our latest business headlines live from moscow just sixty seconds hence. right and if you knew. from phones toothbrush and. he's done time t.v. don't comb. my welcomes a business is check out the markets this hour the u.s. markets are alive and kicking entering into that afternoon session that was also sentiments going on that we had pending home sales they managed to offset the pessimism triggered by those jobless claims that really fell short of what investors were anticipating but as i say pending home sales were up all that said so theref

all right are starting with nigeria let's get to some other international headlines for you i'm free for the r.t. world updater a huge bomb has exploded near a church in central nigeria this suffering on easter sunday officials say at least five people have been killed witnesses earlier put the number of dead much higher at this point no group has claimed responsibility for the attack and hundreds of nigerians have died in religious and ethnic violence in recent years most of the attacks blamed on radical islamists. afghanistan and the u.s. have signed a deal concerning controversial night raids by american forces it means such missions will now be controlled by local leaders deadly rates of fuel tension between the afghan government and the u.s. with president hamid karzai condemning aerial bombings it's all ahead of nato as planned withdrawal from the country by the end of two thousand and fourteen. nobel prize winning german author. grass has been banned from visiting israel and it follows the publication of one of his poems in which he described the jewish state as a threat so wo

produce oil in a much cleaner better way than places like saudi arabia or going to sway there or nigeria or anger or india you need the other places we might get oil so if you're really worried about the state of the environment where oil is being produced you would really differentially want to be produced in canada. secondly i think that our regulatory regime here is being very complicated now with regards to using fossil fuels our environmental protection agency is moving regulations which are designed to reduce our consumption of carbon dioxide our consumption of basically carbon fuels. dramatically and so they are complicating the permitting process and sort of with getting these projects done so that's part of what's stopping this so i know if canada does take their business elsewhere which i looks like us are looking to jail i mean what does that mean for us that we band lose out on you know canada out that's where we get most of our oil. well we'll have to bid for it the rest way the rest of the world did we it would have been a smidge more secure relationship between our two cou

starting with nigeria let's go to the r.t. world update some other international international news for you in brief a huge bomb right. splode near a church in central nigeria this happening on easter sunday at least eighteen people were killed in the blast witnesses and emotions and services so so no group has claimed responsibility for the attacks so far hundreds of nigerians have died in religious and ethnic violence in recent years most of the attacks being blamed on the radical islamists. afghanistan and the u.s. have it reached a deal concerning controversial night raids by american forces but means such missions will now be controlled by local leaders rates of fuel tension between the afghan government and the u.s. military with president hamid karzai condemning aerial bombings by foreign forces it's all ahead of a nato is planned withdrawal from the country by the end of two thousand and fourteen. but our while in afghanistan the us is to creating its influence that's opposite to the story playing out in the asia pacif

we had two very strong panels on nigeria, and i know we have a large delegation from nigeria here inms of some of the opportunities here as well as what we look forward to see in vietnam and some of the other foreign delegations that were here. today we have an equally exciting morning. we will be -- shortly we will hear from secretary bryson and mayor emanuel. we have two plenary sessions designed really to look at how the world has really changed in the last year, both economically from the -- and considering the arab spring and just some of the forces that we need to be thinking about as we try and look forward ahead to next year, two and three years both from a business point of view and kind of understanding the kind of global trends that are happening. we'll then also have a panel on global infrastructure, which is going to be one of the things that really is going to keep powering our global economy. you know, for many years, the united states and the world relied on the u.s. consumer. those days in terms of u.s. consumer pulling the global economy are largely behind us. we've

the world bank position and then there is also the own go job it whale of a finance minister for nigeria she was a managing director at the world bank and if chosen she would be the world bank's first female president and i should mention south africa has already declared that it would be backing her and i want to talk about all these items with eva golinger a lawyer and also with expertise on some of these matters that are even the brics countries they've said that they have wanted to speak with a unified voice and back one candidate for world bank president they haven't made that decision yet but as i mentioned south africa already said it will be back a candidate from nigeria what do you expect these other countries to do and what message do you think they're hoping to send. well certainly they're going to most likely back a candidate that's not a u.s. candidate and in large part that's to break away from what's been the u.s. domination over the world economy but also over the whole political environment and we've seen this growing movement of work what some call a multi-polar polar i

on some of these issues and i first asked her if the other great countries would back off africa's nigeria nominee and what may be the group that the message wants to give his her take. well certainly they're going to most likely back a candidate that's not a u.s. candidate and in large part that's that's to break away from what's been u.s. domination over the world economy but also over their whole political environment and we've seen this growing movement of what some call multi-polar polar as i'm going around the world and where there is no longer one country that's going to answer to the united states who's setting the agenda for everybody else but rather countries are making decisions on a more respectful basis where there is consensus and where there's agreement amongst nations that everyone have some kind of participation and cooperation in what's going on so i think there will certainly seem. nominee from what some would consider the other nations even though they're not honestly so other nations but and the emerging economies in the shins that are becoming more powerful around the

and then there's in goes your condo your whale or finance minister for nigeria she has already been an energy director at the world bank and if chosen she would be the bank's first female president now there are five quite a few countries who believe that the sun should finally set on having an american always to head the world bank there has been i have spoken about this from leaders especially from the brics countries and one of those leaders was in town today the president of brazil the rousseff research is in many ways seen as kind of an ambassador a bastard to projects so this has all of this i was going earlier by robert naiman policy director for just foreign policy and i asked him if he thought the other brics countries would agree with south africa's candidate decision to back a candidate from nigeria and here's his take well i just. actually expect other countries to follow suit i think it's a signal that there are already that there are two dog country candy it's a little comical was in the form of the nominee of the jamaican republic it was brazil that it first. who wished

a finance minister for nigeria she was the managing director out the world bank and chosen should be the bank's first female president now there are quite a few countries who believe the sun should set on having an american always lead the world bank there's been a lot spoken about this especially from leaders of the brics countries brazil russia india china and south america and one of those leaders was in town today the president of brazil dilma rousseff rousseff is in many ways seen as sort of the ambassador of bricks and i want to talk about some of these items and what they could mean for the future with robert naiman policy director for just foreign policy there robert let's start with talking about the brics countries they've said that they hope to speak with a unified voice to back one candidate for the world bank president south africa has already said it will be back to candidate from nigeria do you expect the other countries to follow suit and i mean if so what message do you hope there are do you think they are hoping to send. well i don't actually expect other countries

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and he was concerned for his safety, his security in northern nigeria as a result. would just like your insights >> thank you very much sir. we are deeply concerned by what is going on in nigeria, and while i would agree with, whomever made the remark that religion was not the principal driver, it is certainly the case that extremism in the north, and in nigeria, is being expressed in interreligious strife, and there have been lots of attacks on churches. that is obviously the case. we are deeply concerned about any connections that boko haram, which is a loosely organized organization. and that sort of a cluster of organizations. they have in particular with al qaeda and the islamic maghreb. it seems there's some other tradecraft, some of their ability for terrorist attacks was learned from aqim. we continue to encourage the nigerian government that the phrase highest levels to also effectively engage communities, volvo to extremist violence by addressing the underlying political and socioeconomic problems in the north, and those problems are considerable. the depa

funds have been used to help build islamic schools in nigeria. >>> it is a land of pirate and islamic terrorists, two radical groups have joined forces and christians in the line of fa fi. gfire.>> reporter: specific targets are christian converts from islam. this al-shabab video swept the internet in 2008. it shows brutal beheading of this 28-year-old man who converted to christianity in 2005. one year ago this muslim convert to christianity was awakened in his home by al-shabab soldiers. we agreed to protect him and give him a different name, abdy. >> they ransacked my home and they had crosses on. >> tell me what they said to you? >> i was blindfolded and put ne in a dark underground cell. they beat me up. and they wanted to know where i got the bible pages. i noticed three dead bodies in the room. they placed them there to frighten me. >> they said they were going to kill him. late one night they made a daring escape. >> we opened the door, ran to the wall and started climbing. the guards opened fire, bullets killed one of micell mates. the other prisoner and i jumped over the wal

in nigeria, gunmen attack christian sun services killing 16 and wounding 22.eanwhile, an attack on a church chapel in another part of the country left five dead. >>> an amazingta o surva e rvivedodaysn a me deer heretsbo hutor a meca eernc f h al rend spectacular nighttime launch in china as the country sends up a pair of navigation satellites. part of an independently built global navigation system. >>> residents of an apartment building near london's olympic park says surface to air missiles could be put on their rooftop. if the mod deploys them, they would be the first ones since world w ii. reporter: thiishe ter in trendas ldo artnthehi loty islecod pving cuty f tmppa residents hear of the plan to put missiles on their roof was when they were sent a leaf let. >> i was shocked. that's not an usual space. that will feel militarized. security will be racheted up. there will be security presence. that's not something i want to live with. >> reporter: up to ten soldiers will be based there for two months. there would be a heavy police presence around the gated

nearly 40 people have been killed in an nigeria. police say a suicide car bomber detonated explosives in a city that sits on the dividing line between the christian south and muslim north. it heavily damaged nearby churches as worshippers gathered for easter services. north korea has put all three stages into position for controversial missile launch. it says it is launching an observation satellite off the northwestern coast. the u.s. and others are warning it would be considered in violation of bans against missile activity. selected journalists were allowed to see the missile today. >> north korea is showing an unprecedented degree of openness. if future days are like today when we were taken to see the rockets on a military base, this should make for an interesting change. >> they will test missile technology. to date could test missile technology -- there are concerns they could be testing missile technology to hit the u.s. and others. >> springlike conditions will continue. the waves do not look back on the beach. it is breezy