taylor and of nigeria. the obligations of mr. taylor include his abstention from subversive activities against nigeria and from political activities in or military incursions into line beer i can't. -- into liberia. the restrictions are the requirement he obtain clearance to leave the city limits and that he be accompanied on any travel outside by an escort officer. security is listed as an obligation of liberia to provide protection to mr. taylor. the trial chamber does not find that these conditions governing the asylum offered to mr. taylor by the government of nigeria can be considered to constitute house arrest as alleged by the defense. in light of these considerations, for reasons of fact and law, the trial chamber does not credit mr. taylor for the period of time he spent in nigeria prior to his arrest and finds that his detention for the purpose of credit for time served can hinge on 29th of march, 2006. the court has a number of factors to be considered in mitigation of sentence, while the prosecution submits there are

. >> at least 21 people dead after attacks on churches in northern nigeria. no group has claimed responsibility so far. there are signs that the radical islamist called boko haram could be the ones that did it. >> boko haram has waged for several years in northern nigeria. target is government and christians. >> the city of kono is the epicenter of boko haram's holy war against the country and site of the largest attack this weekend. at least 16 died after gunman road on motorcycles on to a university campus and threw grenades. worshippers ran out to escape, the gunman were waiting to shoot them. in another city where boko haram once had its main mosque, another attack. gunman stormed into a service and began firing. pastor and four other worshippers died. in the past boko haram said the deadly attacks won't stop until sharia law rules the country. a spirit of fear in northern nigeria. in jan, it launched deadliest attack to dead. suicide bombers launched different locations killing 185 people. >> bombs are sophisticated and powerful. >> boko haram has reject

>> first of all, when i went to nigeria and met the ukti team in lagos, i was hugely impressed by their work, their dedication and the incredible links there are between british nigerians and nigerian british as it were working between the two countries. we work very closely with the government in terms of security because there are real challenges, particularly in the north of the country. and i think it's one of the areas where security training and counterterrorism cooperation between our country and nigeria can really help some major dividends for that country, but also for trade investment as well. >> mr. sharma. >> thank you, mr. speaker. given the increasing exports, the emerging economy needs to be a part of the key strategy of the g8 nations, can the prime minister interrupt the house with any discussions he may have had with other european leaders on progress of the pending free trade agreement between the eu and india? >> we had a number of discussions about these free trade agreements because obviously there are a series of ones. the indian one, the canadian one, the chance

have a look at those oil prices now the latest news in the oil well that is actually coming from nigeria is africa's top producer or you see an hour per day it is reportedly losing the u.s. as its biggest customer and that's because of surging output finally closes in north america that means nigeria is having to ship that oil now asia this is very significant indeed because if this is happening to nigeria we could see it following suit elsewhere as you can see we've got oil gaining ever sought slightly this hour but those prices remain low and therefore it is a source of pressure for the russian markets i can excel i have the figures for the u.s. markets all right thanks very much kitty we can look forward to that in about fifteen minutes or in a few moments where moscow's tech for this was a division's that's coming your way after the headlines stay with us. so for assistance a new job the rates of. the rates of leukemia for example a certain york times we expect. breast cancers more than ten times childhood cancers fourteen times i would forget the exact details but the shoes numbers

now, though, we're going to be providing internet access to this village in northern nigeria. so, what happens when we turn the internet on here? >> and off here? [indistinct chattering] >> it's not exactly the information superhighway. [bleating] welcome to the village of gitata, 2 1/2 hours north of the nigerian capital abuja. what strikes you as you arrive in gitata is the fact that it seems so disconnected from even the rest of the country. it's not part of the national electricity grid, so most of the people here get their information through battery-powered radios. only a few of them even have mobile phones. i'm gonna give 2 high-speed internet-enabled mobile phones to 2 individuals in this community and find out how that changes their lives and the lives of the people in gitata. [drum solo playing] the brave new world of broadband has barely penetrated this community. for most of the residents here, the internet is a complete mystery... though english premiership football seems to be surprisingly familiar. who's the top striker in chelsea right now? >> eh? >> the top go

this is nigeria. the city has more polio victims than anywhere else in the world. polio is a highly infectious disease caused by a virus that invades the nervous system and can result in total paralysis. there are two vaccines. the first was developed in the mid-1950's. the second oral vaccine was created in 1961, using a weakened strain of the virus. for decades the world has been working toward polio eradication. the goal is in sight but it's still a dangerous time. >> right now, unless we can close the financing gap, we are going to fail. we've got the president of nigeria, the president of afghanistan, the prime minister and president of pakistan leading the charge, holding their leader championship -- leadership, political leadership accountable to get the kids vack synated but right now we're not sure we've got the resources with buy the vaccines and get it out to children in some of the most difficult and challenging parts of the world. >> earlier this year india was declared free of the disease. mass immunization campaigns have led to a dramatic drop in pol

we had last month here in the same way a seminar on nigeria. and in fact, it is interesting that going back to 1980 since it was too time at the csis i mentioned that we developed a research project on international violence we didn't want to use even the term terrorism at the time because we worked together with a university in nigeria. and now we're discussing affiliates of al qaeda. also we tried to learn about state-sponsored terrorism. we published the first study on iran together with the congressional research service in the library of congress at the time because of the request of some members of congress and we continued over the years. we just published a report related to north africa from 9/11 to the arab spring and i would like to commend our team also riechers who are sitting in the back there. we are very proud of them who contributed the research to this study. finally i would like to mention that we're trying to cooperate with international organizations such as the united nations and nato and one of our recent activity and pub

it's been an attack on a cattle market in northeastern nigeria has killed at least thirty four this is a gunman armed with explosives began shooting before setting the market on fire nigeria's into the spate of violence a few days ago gunfire and explosions rocked the northern city of cairo following clashes between the army militants there getting keep abreast of all the latest stories twenty four seven on our website dot com so we have twenty four minutes past five in the afternoon here in moscow let's cut she was to me to them the business side to be true the labor market in the u.s. once again in the spotlight what's the latest data telling him well actually it's a first time in a month that we've seen jobless claims go down so the number of people looking for a job is declining and that's of course a very good sign by twenty seven thousand jobless claims have gone down to a bit over a four year low so of course we'll see a reaction in the u.s. markets around six minutes time when they start trading so far in europe it's looking still positive although the x. has lost much of it st

the man was working in nigeria as an engineer when kidnapped in a northern city in january.qaeda's number never can wing said it wanted to swap the engineer for a muslim woman jailed in germany. in a moment, we will have a look at sweden's chances of winning euro 2012 soccer tournament. >> here is a look at some other stories from around the world. chancellor merkel says more european integration is needed to strengthen the european union, especially the troubled 17-nation eurozone. the chancellor was hosting a two-day conference. she said there can be a "no ban on ideas for the bloc's future." leaders can together in a northern german port. >> political and business leaders have gathered in bangkok for the world economic forum on east asia. among the guests is aung san suu kyi, the burmese opposition leader. she's on her first trip abroad in 24 years. >> egyptian police say two u.s. citizens have been kidnapped by bedouin tribesmen in the sinai peninsula. police say they are negotiating to secure the tourists release. the kidnappers are reportedly seeking to have a fellow t

brazil, nigeria, cuba, other developing world. brazil, nigeria, cuba, other parts of africa. it is not being tested in the west. it's a horrible ethical misstep. it's not only people are being asked to assume all the risk and none of the benefits of the testing because it testiness for conditions for multiple myeloma and the essay. and they said hey, leprosy is rampant in places like wasilla nigeria, so we're doing them a favor. now were not because they strive should treat conditions that will never make its way to these people. they can't afford it and marked the point, pharmaceutical companies should not prescribe drugs. for a long time, researchers told me that there was unspoken tenet that she didn't test drugs for uses in the topics were developing worlds because people there couldn't afford it and become anita navin want to explain why they were using the drug bear. but the data will also tell you economist michael kramer wrote that of the 12,333 drugs tested by pharmaceutical companies within a 25 year span, guess how much were developed for the people in the developi

and if the documents would often taint a suit signatures it could not be authentic government of nigeriadocuments the president quoted a british paper we did not know at the time no one knew at the time in articles maybe someone knew down in the powerful the agency but no one in our circles knew that there were doubts and suspicions that this might be a forgery of course it was information that was mistaken but the it was a relatively small. part of the case about nuclear weapons and nuclear reconstitution it is also the case that the broad picture about iraq's programs was a picture that went very far back in time. value has concluded was a was a outside experts. that these documents which formed the basis for the reports of recent unique the opinion plans of action between new dad and in fact not authentic numerous french words were misspelled in the documents one of the letters was signed by a nigeria official who had left office ten years ago several dates and the documents did not match the day of the week several of the names and titles of officials mentioned in the documents were

>> good morning from nigeria.figured out how to stream you live from the american embassy. >> nice. >> frankly speaking, it's not too early for me because i watch you online from russia. it's almost 2:00 p.m. here in moscow. >> all right! one in nigeria, one in russia. we're spreading east. how about another one, tower? >> i've got a scott. he writes, i'm up because nelson sent me four bucks to watch tv. i am making a concerted effort to raise your commercial value. >> did you say his name

>> good morning from nigeria.figured out how to stream you live from the american embassy. >> nice. >> frankly speaking, it's not too early for me because i watch you online from russia. it's almost 2:00 p.m. here in moscow. >> all right! one in nigeria, one in russia. we're spreading east. how about another one, tower? >> i've got a scott. he writes, i'm up because nelson sent me four bucks to watch tv. i am making a concerted effort to raise your commercial value. >> did you say his name was scott? we need his home address. we'd love to send you a lovely bouquet and anything else in the world you want if you'll just lock in your nelson box to this channel. >> i don't endorse this tweet, merely tweet, i read them. quote, i beat up my girlfriend's super visor and i feel awesome. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> now they are starting to dig up stuff about mitt romney. he knocked a kid down and shaved a kids

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they're indonesia, nigeria, afghanistan, burma, ukraine. we have 38 million viewers every week in indonesia. i say viewers because it is mostly tv there. in nigeria, we do very solid reporting in housa on the radio, we're second-largest after the state broadcaster. afghanistan, we are the evening news on the state television. i was until just recently a viewer. here's a graph now that shows you the media trends in pakistan. and this underscores something we may all want to dwell on. you see the dotted line? that's the use of social media. it is skyrocketing right now. this is our future, clearly. the mobile device. between february and march of this year alone the growth in use of mobile sites was 6% to almost 3 million visits for the month. so we use -- how do we penetrate? one of our jobs is to penetrate closed media environments. china, iran. how do we do it? we started the short wave but they jam it. we used satellite tv and that is today's shortwave. but the iranians jam that too. although in the process they damage other broadcasters'

there's been an attack on a cattle market in northeastern nigeria it's left least fifty six people dead witnesses say a gunman armed with explosives began shooting before setting the market alight nigeria's enjoyed a spate of violence just a few days ago gunfire and explosions rocked the northern city of cairo following clashes between the army and militants. it's twenty four half minutes past seven o'clock pm moscow time thursday evening business alive and now with dmitri medvedev high they're all prices seeing a dramatic drop. bring us up to date if you would well what's happening is that druggies comments in barcelona when he said that the outlook for the european zone looked more uncertain and that it is facing downside risks a lot of investors started selling their stocks in oil and therefore lights we've now declining more than two dollars brant almost two dollars per barrel same applies to the u.s. markets we're also seeing negative trends here with the dow jones and nasdaq declining within the half a percent it still counts a balanced by a better than expected jobless claims rep

there's been an attack on a cattle market in northeastern nigeria killed at least fifty six witnesses say gunman armed with explosives began shooting before setting the market on fire nigeria's enjoyed a spate of violence just a few days ago gunfire and explosions rocked the northern city of cairo following clashes between the army and militants. in twenty four hours minutes past six o'clock moscow time let's catch up the business desk it was plenty going on there dimitri u.s. markets started trading rushes about the close bring us up today well it's looking pretty negative. our u.s. services sector index fell to fifty three and a half percent from fifty six percent and this is why we are seeing a negative picture without point four percent nasdaq half a percent those are also following this report is now declining around two dollars per barrel we'll look at it of course in more detail next time over in europe words of her sister about the state of the euro zone with the mother you drag speaking about about the euro zone economy saying that he expects it will gradually. recover but ap

i think numerous french words were misspelled in the documents one of the letters was signed by a nigeria official with left office ten years ago several dates and the documents did not match the day of the week several of the names and titles of officials mentioned in the documents were incorrect who was it that asked for this review of the niger nuclear material question it was the vice president mr wilson a former ambassador was sent to niger in response to the vice president's questions about this issue so assume hadley the vice president got a report back in response to his question and that report contained the wilson memo of his assessment the situation wilson says his family is the subject of a smear campaign by senior administration officials they deliberately leaked his wife's identity as a covert cia operative damaging her future career and compromising past missions after he criticized the administration on meet the press and in the new york times the white house hatchet came out and started writing started writing articles in which they basically said that wilson well the fir

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in this case, nigeria.ast y at church and praying, practicing religion mowed down and murdered by thugs, islamic terrorists by the name of this group, nigeri nigerians are allg to run across the country in north killing christians. if you want to us be nice, and treat them with decency, stop killing our people. or you'll pay a price for it. a big price. >> dana: that is the question. what is the price to pay? >> cut off nigerian oil. >> eric: that is a group of -- >> bob: put sanctions on them. islamic terrorists or however you want to call it. do more than hillary clinton. we strongly condemn. ooh, really? >> dana: in state department that's a strong statement. >> andrea: they are not a terrorist organization. congressman king have been pushing to get them on the terrorist fashion list. they could go after fundraising an provide the u.s. intelligence committee with necessary tools to go after it more to put out the press releases. >> bob: defend christians for practicing our faith. i don't care what it tak

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. >> those include nigeria, north korea, china. a rare exception is this news week article described as a somali dutch feminist and writer. she writes, in fact, a holy different kind of war is underway, an unrecognized battle. christians being killed because of their religion. it is a rising genocide that ought to provoke global alarm. the west needs to use pressure. shay specifically points to the u.s. as not doing enough especially in egypt. >> we can use more public statements to signal it matters to us we are not in different. it is not a green light to continue killing christians and disrespecting their worship. i think we have a lot of levers to pull. >> chris mitchell, cbn news, jerusalem. >>> just ahead, remembering chuck colson, we'll look at the life of a man who went from power to prison and used that experience to h prisoners around the world. >> christians of all backgrounds are honoring the life and ministry of charles w. colson. the prison fellowship founder died at the age of 80. he reached out to prisoners and his

although that there was an ambivalent view, potentially in nigeria, it is much more limited, but the affiliate's are much more legal. >> if at first one doesn't succeed, perhaps everyone else should give it a go forming a government. the return of the political left to try to cobble together a governing coalition fails to produce a clear result. there is no obvious plan for fixing the economy. >> another long day of uncertainty ending, they headed home to go with no government is still clear this election has delivered a resounding missions -- message. >> not to pay the debts at all? >> this man might be taking greece in that direction. it was asked by the president to form a coalition government. he probably won't manage, but his challenge to the european union is clear. >> of the people have voted to care of the bailout. our national debt, we should hold off paying it back. >> it is unclear if the brussels or berlin is putting in a direct pressure on the politicians. and yet, it is hard to see how any government could be on any other basis. they will do nothing to calm the nerves i

. >> is it better to get oil from stable, democratic canada than from venezuela or nigeria? but that is not the standard. it is how well you do in terms of your industry. >> we -- most canadians support development. but they expect environmental improvement over time, and for it to be better as we go. in the u.s., you get twone credit. we have 3,000 suppliers, and there is an economic benefit for north america. a dollar spent there stays there. this is good, but we want to see you improve. >> americans say, we don't want to build the pipeline. but you could sell to someone else. there are plenty of people who need oil. >> oil demand is huge in asia and east canada. the u.s. is the key market. the biggest trading partner. we have democratic and geopolitical issues. we sell most of our oil to the u.s. >> in calgary, the chinese are interested in canadian oil. they will not ask about the evironmental issues. >> we have to produce it in canada. we have to pay attention to the consumer. but without the resource, it doesn't matter. we reduce emissions by 27%. landmark changes in t

. >>> forget about those sketchy emails from nigeria asking about why are money.ow scammers are using twitter accounts trying to cheat you. >>> plus, there's a lot to separate us from you guys, men from women. if one school as its ways, dorms won't be able to separate them anymore. >> well, every other room maybe. >> every other floor. >> every other state. >> showers, how about that? >> take a look at the radar scope. went to college too early. i think it will stay south of our viewing area. it also continues to weaken. if you're watching us on cable, the storm is coming in over the next 0 minutes -- 20 minutes. we'll try to warm everyone up. >> all right. thanks for watching. we'll see you tonight at 11. >> have a good night. >>> tonight on "world news," courtroom drama. the daughter of john and elizabeth edwards leaves the courtroom in tears. the revelation that brought her

the illegal immigrant from nigeria used the name of a murder victim and passed years of airport background security checks. >>> and a russian rocket lifted off today headed for low-earth orbit. an american astronaut and two cosmonauts are aboard which are scheduled to dock with the international space station on thursday. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,695 after dropping 125 points yesterday. the s&p fell 15. nasdaq tumbled 31. overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei lost 73 points but in hong kong, the hang seng added 159. >>> an agreement between opposing political parties in greece is looking increasingly unlikely. more talks are scheduled for today the country's leftest leader vows to oppose any kind of bailout. that has global investors worried that greece could back out in its debt payment and drop the euro zone currency driving up rates. europe's debt drama and jpmorgan chase $2 billion blunder weighed down stocks. >>> euro zone fears continue to spill over on to oil prices which fell to near $94 a barrel ove

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from nigeria in 2002. she was a nursing student and worked part time at mental health rehab facility. he leaves behind a husband and four daughters ranging in age from 3 to 14-years old. go to ktvu.com. court arraignment look for the link under the bay area news tab when we get to our home page. friends are gathering this hour in newark for a vigil in honor of high school football player who was stabbed to death over the weekend. he died at an altercation. it follows the stabbing death of his friend and teammate just last year. >> a steady stream of friends, students and family members have made their way to memorial set up on cedar boulevard they spent the day comforting each other after he was stabbed and killed this weekend as he tried to leave a party. the young man was known as popular student and football star at newark memorial hospital. >> police say bookie was stabbed but declined to any of the details. the weapon was a sword. sunday night police arrested three juveniles and an adult this afternoo

. >> people from around the world, communities from nigeria, and other countries are calling for themstop. >> we continue to invest and support communities wherever we do business. >> the protesters say they represent 40 organizations in 20 countries. >>> vandals have apparently struck at an -- at an east bay cemetery. they say it's happening at the 150-year-old cemetery on the scenic drive in martinez. police say several crypts have been des sa crated. two coffins were taken out of mausoleums and opened -- desecrated. two coffins were taken of mausoleums and opened up. >> you know, it would definitely hurt to know that that was my family. >>> la fayette police are searching for a man they say robbed a bank of america branch yesterday afternoon. police say this man entered the bank on mt. diablo boulevard and demanded money. they say he handed a float to the teller and left the bank after deeing -- being a -- after being given an undisclosed amount of money. anyone with information is asked to call la fayette police. >>> an arson attack may be behind two neighbors. firefighters raced

. >> at least 34 people have been killed in an attack on a market in northeastern nigeria. eyewitnesses say gunmen blocked the gates of the market, attracting traders and capital -- cattle inside. and and started shooting and set the enclosure on fire. the attack was in revenge for a failed raid on the market on wednesday in which members of the gang of cattle thieves were caught and killed. there are claims in ads is that osama bin laden had been working on a plot to assassinate president obama. the evidence emerges from documents seized from his compound in pakistan and selectively published by the u.s. government. our security correspondent has more. >> the last days of osama bin laden, holed up in his compound in pakistan, before he was killed by u.s. navy commandos last year. we are getting a glimpse of the treasure trove of 6000 documents seized from the compound. president obama authorize that raid, the u.s. is reminding the world it family got its man. the files revealed he tasked to groups with spotting the visits of president obama or general petraeus to afghanist

of time when he had been given at and he went from gindin through africa for a period of time in nigeria and then the u.s. and that was the part of the instructions from al-awlaki to avoid detection as much as possible and used a long time in nigeria where you found for on the purity of the ingredient, the power of the ingredients in the bomb, but the innovation of thinking about how to thwart security and how they've been thinking even since then about the ways to thwart the security process through body cavity bombs. >> host: used by one of the bombers to try to target a member of the family. >> guest: exactly. but even more recent plans that they have been playing around with, putting bombs in cameras or other items that could be brought onto the airplane as part of the legacy to carry on. >> host: so the reason that aqap is the wave for you is because they have the means to go with the aspirations to carry some of the stuff out and it sounds like they are still recruiting. that's what i keep hearing that yemen is the coming of the place that is a draw for foreign fighters. >> guest: