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still to come, an outbreak of meningitis in northern nigeria. plus life under the eyes. the discovery in an art deco that has been millions of years in the making. + >> across europe, all weekend long we expect to see more messy weather. in the satellite image, look at the cloud making their way across the continent. you can see on saturday, along arraigned talk about. paris will be right on the edge, but the temperatures are warmer than average for this time of year with paris at 15 degrees. right there on the rain-us . maybe a mix, but the temperature will only get to about one below. but weow, much cooler, do expect to see about eight below. some clearing down here along the north the african coast. we saw a lot of rain pushing through. we will still get some more over the next few days. across morocco, you can see some shower activity on the coastal region and some clouds in the algiers. nothing like we saw especially in the middle of the week. over here george a.a.a., we expect to see a high temperature of about 24 degrees. across the central regions of afri india w

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take a time had been driven into hiding by nigeria's truck taskforce he retaliated with an attack on the presidential hotel nevertheless he and his boys are fated to hide out as fugitives and a handful of camps they maintain in the creeks awaiting a resolution to the conflict or a deal that would permit them to return. about . this my wife that. we had in mind i thought if you don't fight dogs so we need development schools i just all. know the goldmans ubisoft and i bought some. good for. the. group of local journalists committed to visit the techies camp for a press conference. a little while i got. to go zone so. there are some boys with guns telling to cover their faces a. minute in the sun in the water tell them to arrange themselves ladner gunmen just. do that. i will forget it. so. wealthy british scientists have time to write for. market why not. going to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's conjurer. for a no holds barred look at the local financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on r g. h. i got the flu. and i already. own it development.

take a time had been driven into hiding by nigeria's truck taskforce he retaliated with an attack on the presidential hotel nevertheless he and his boys are fated to hide out as fugitives and a handful of camps they maintain in the creeks awaiting a resolution to the continent or a deal that would permit them to return. this is. about. this my wife. we have in mind i thought if you don't fight dogs so we need development schools i just walked out you know the government should do something about tim. said. it was a group of local journalists committed to visit to take his camp for a press conference. that will. go zone small. but there were some boys with guns telling to cover their faces. very minute in money nobody tell them to arrange themselves ladner gunmen does. not. do that. i will forget it. here is mitt romney trying to figure out the name of that thing that we americans call a dollar. i'm sorry i'm just a guy who cares an awful lot about my country music star are you know what that is my theory sounds like. i want to say to featurism be on the ball at the crest. i can feel

they were taken in the north of nigeria in mid-february. they were working for a lebanese construction company. the group claiming responsibility is a center of many attacks against christian targets in nigeria. nelson mandela is in the hospital. he was admitted on saturday. doctors say he is in for routine tests and there is up as yet no cause for concern. 21 hostages have been released. this shows the filipinos are arriving at the jordanian capital. the rebels have held them in syria since wednesday. we are joined live from iman. how did this really come about? >> they entered jordan on saturday afternoon. about an hour-and-a-half ago, at the 21 peacekeepers were brought to the headquarters of the jordanian armed forces and were greeted by jordanian officials. they do not make any statements. they seem healthy and unharmed. the officials made statements welcoming all. they said that they were happy to see them safe and sound. what we understood from some of our sources is that at the beginning jordan was a bit hesitant and reluctant to le

that news out of nigeria just now. north korea has ordered troops to prepare for possible strikes against the united states. they say the path to survival lies in abandoning their nuclear program. we have a report from the south korean national cemetery. >> the time for the risk of violence on the korean peninsula is the highest it has been in years. new president of south korea pay injured -- the 46 sailors year when the navy ships sank three years ago. -- paying respect to the 46 sailors who died. they had this warning for p'yongyang. >> north korea should dropped their nuclear weapons, provocations, and threats. they should become a responsible member of international society. this is the only way for the north to survive. >> the message was immediately rebuffed. there relayed a statement saying they were putting artillery and missile units on the highest state of combat readiness threatening to strike the u.s. mainland, hawaii, and bases in guam. pictures said be taking on .onday of kim jong anun this was not accom

afghanistan, nigeria and act stan are currently the only three countries where the disease is endemic. the number of case fell to a new low of 233 last year. the goal is to wipe out the disease once and for all by 2018, five years from now. i'm pleased to have mayor bloomberg and bill gates back at this table. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: so what led you to him? there had been a history. >> right. starting actually with education, we've had a chance to work together on things. and that was a fantastic partnership. still lots to be done there. and th i think tobacco is the next big thing we did together, where mike had gotten out in front of that. was doing wonderful work. >> rose: and you supported him in that effort. >> that's right. actually some of the money flowed through his foundation and he had a strategy that we're able to enhanced, particularly in china which is terrible and trying to get africa not to get to the the high numbers. and so this final plan six year plan to finish polio was coming together. i had a chance on a cple ocsions to talk to mike, and was interested a

nigeria is the largest provider of the oil used in american gasoline.ill cost directly here at heome. >>> a maryland man died from ray bees. it's an incredible story. doctors knew that the donor had encephalitis, which is an inflammation of the brain, but they didn't know rabies was the cause. a similar incident occurred in 2004. four people died from rabies. a transport surgeon at johns hopkins says they are rare, but donors aren't tested for rabies. such a test is complex and could do more harm than good. but that means some people lose their lives. >>> another day, another problem for carnival cruise line. today the world's largest cruise company announced that the carnal legend is now limping back to port because of technical issues. it can't go very fast. it's the third time this week that a vessel has had a problem. we told you the company had to fly 4,000 passengers back to florida when the carnival dream lost power. they were docked in the caribbean when it happened. that's why they didn't have the problem like the triumph. carnival is conductin

family represents, indeed my own, it's that immigrants to this country be they from burma, ghana, nigeriaexico, for the most part, are here to do well. and that's what this family loses itself and finds itself again in the process of doing. >> i think you know, to bring this into sort of the cultural lens, we talk a lot about these voting blocs, we talk about the hispanic voter, the latino vote or the black vote. and you look overwhelmingly, president obama won 93% of african-americans. 71% of latinos, 73% of asians. and yet that sort of puts people of color into these verticals. that inherently are false. the black experience as written about in "ghana must go" versus your black experience in america, they're wildly different and how we speak to communities of color is often incredibly simplistic. >> you'll hear people make an argument, even about marco rubio. they need to add a latino on to the ticket. first of all without understanding that a cuban is viewed very differently from a mexican or a puerto rican or a dominican or et cetera. just by adding a person of color on to a ticket do

five powerful bomb blasts have struck a bus parked in nigeria's northern city of carlow at least twenty five people have reportedly been killed the site of the attack is in an area mostly populated by immigrants from nigeria's largely christian self it's been targeted by islamist sect which is waging an insurgency against the government. the new israeli government is being sworn in as we speak following weeks of horse trading prime minister benjamin netanyahu likud alliance teamed up with three other parties to form a cabinet and you know he was forced to turn his back on traditional ultra orthodox allies and they now find themselves in opposition for the first time in a decade or though there is already some speculation that the coalition is delicate at best a vested interest in the direction of the new government the inhabitants of a rural but when village homes have been all those forty seven times by the authorities who are slim looks at their david and goliath style struggle there's not much here but what there is within hours is destroyed. part of an israeli plan to win the negev

[applause] during the past 20 years in nigeria, dr. josephine obiajulu odumakin has handled more than 2,000 cases of agencies violating women's rights. these cases include everything from negligence to assault and killing as the president of the campaign for democracy, she has personally led almost every protest, march, lecture, and workshop to encourage the rule of law and democracy in nigeria. she has been arrested or detained 17 times but never stopped crusading for the rights of the nigerian people. her courage, strength and leadership, tirelessly advocating for human rights, social justice and women's equality and advancement in nigeria, dr. josephine obiajulu odumakin is a woman of courage. [applause] when the asad regime began committing atrocities in syria two years ago. immediately began documenting the crime on the internet and reporting them to international media. the government accused her of being a foreign agent and she was forced into hiding and she did not stop working. today even though she has been in hiding for 22 m

[applause] [applause] during the past 20 years in nigeria, dr. josephine obiajulu odumakin has handled more than 2,000 cases of agencies violating women's rights. these cases include everything from negligence to assault and killing as the president of the campaign for democracy, she has personally led almost every protest, march, lecture, and workshop to encourage the rule of law and democracy in nigeria. she has been arrested or detained 17 times but never stopped crusading for the rights of the nigerian people. her courage, strength and leadership, tirelessly advocating for human rights, social justice and women's equality and advancement in nigeria, dr. josephine obiajulu odumakin is a woman of courage. [applause] when the asad regime began committing atrocities in syria two years ago. immediately began documenting the crime on the internet and reporting them to international media. the government accused her of being a foreign agent and she was forced into hiding and she did not stop working. today even though she has been in hiding for 22 m

the former president is due to appear in court on tuesday, losing authority over an oil field in nigeria, accused of embezzling $11 million in office. the weapons have become and one of libya of's biggest exports. the streets here were full of everything from handguns to anti-aircraft missiles. another obstacle for the un, bringing the global arms trade under control. dodge the weapons arsenal was massive. these pictures were taken during the war and showed a widespread looting that went on. nobody knows. now as well,rom libya has basically become one of the world's largest weapons markets. we're not talking about handguns, we're talking about weapons of war. >> highlighted by hillary clinton as she testified at the u.s. congress in january where she added there was no doubt livy and weapons were used in the facility that same month. the border stretched through vast areas of desert which makes the trade that much easier. they have shown up in algeria and also in the peninsula. there are attempts to smuggle weapons into syria and allegations that have made their way into the stretch. hav

made the move because of what it called operating incidents last year including a nir a platform in nigeria and a fire at the richmond refinery. chevron makes $26 billion annually it looks like google glasses will bring new jobs to silicon valley. the glasses will be assembled in santa clara. the same contractor assembling iphones and ipads. this would be a boost for manufacturers so that would be jobs created here. >> a credit card fraud can strike anyone. the chief jus cities known for using a credit card to buy coffee at a starbucks. >>> we've seen showers around. scattered showers in the fblgt for this weekend as this area of low pressure crawls towards coastline. we'll see some changes developing heading into weekend. tonight, 7:00 p.m. clouds around. and maybe a isolated shower or two but it's winding down. but morning sun breaking through. for afternoon, it's going to be warm inland. coastal areas on the mild side. just clouds coming through. a lot more cloud cover saturday morning this is 10:00 a. that area of low pressure gets closer, 2:00 p.m. we can see showers developing as you'

. >> more than 50 people were killed across nigeria this week in fighting between christians and muslims. 46 others were killed there on wednesday. >> they say the killings took place in the villages outside the capital of -- this has been the subject of most of the sectarian violence. muslim north and the mainly christian south, most of the attacks are carried out between the muslims and the christians. people we spoke to told us that johnstowns a calm in and they are visiting security for no further attacks. weeks of tension have build between the two. >> the bank of cyprus says depositers could lose 60% of their savings. billioneed to a 12,.8 dollar deal but many say the financial situation will not improve in the long term. >> the people of cyprus have to cope with strict currency controls. a ban on taking more than $1300 out of the country. parlaiment rejected a plan but with time running out a deal had to be agreed and the fine print was revealed. savers at the bank of cyprus see 35% of their deposits turned into shares. it will be held by the government for the e.u. bailout. % wou

. >> overnight, european officials confirmed seven hostages killed in northern nigeria have been killedboth britain and italy said all seven were killed by islamist militant group ensaru. the british government will work with nigeria to help bring those responsible to justice. >>> and venezuela's election race is heating up with opposition leader enrique caprise challenging snap elections. officials announced over the weekend the voting would take place on april 14th. the two candidates have already engaged in a war of words, setting the stage for a pretentious campaign and all this as moody's has issued a warning that political uncertainty could hurt venezuela's credit risk. and a diplomatic row between argentina and the uk entered a new stage this weekend. residents of the vulcan islands began to vote on sunday over whether to remain a british territory. but buenos aries will likely reject the outcome as a political stunt. >>> find out what fox.com's founder and ceo aaron levey had to say about how cloud computing is changing the face of silicone valley. ey. ♪ twith blackberry hub10 a

when you travel from ethnic group to ethnic group, you will find that--let's say in nigeria with the yoruba, where they have a very tonal language-- they might say, hello "modupwe." so there's a lot of variation in tone-- many of their instruments and their drums, like the donno and the talking drums, they sound just the way they talk. you might hear "do-do do, do-do-do-do-do-do, do." in senegal, the wolof, the people of the mande cultures which is the sousou, malinke, the bambara-- they speak very fast. you might hear, "naga def," so you might hear, "bla ga da, mangi flec, blanka da, blankadi bla dah, bleat bla-bla-bla-bla-bla." so as you could see there's a direct connection with the spoken language, and what is being played, and how you express it on the drum. mandiani is a rhythm that comes out of the old malian empire. the drums and the instruments that they use for the rhythm mandiani come from the djembe orchestra. the djembe orchestra encompasses maybe two or three djembes, usually one principal musician and the bass. this is the djun-djun, and this is the song na. you have t

. >> european diplomats have confirmed that seven hostages held in nigeria by a group have been killed victims from italy, greece, britain, and lebanon were kidnapped in february. captives werems killed by a joint operation by algerian and british forces to free them. >> it is with great sadness that i have to inform you we believe a british construction worker who was taken hostage on the 16th of february in northern nigeria and has been held hostage since then is likely to have been killed by his captors along with six other foreign nationals who were taken hostage at the same time. this is an unforgivable act of pure, cold-blooded murder, for which there can be no excuse or justification. the responsibility for this tragic outcome rests solely with the terrorist who took these people hostage and, as i say, are likely to have murdered them in cold blood. >> tens of thousands of people have marched through cities across spain to protest against unemployment and government spending cuts. the spanish economy is entering its second recession in three years and the jobless rate has hit 26

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power today after his arrest, he appeared in court on corruption charges regarding an oil deal with nigeria. he is accused of embezzling. his trial is set to begin on april 3. investigating a grenade blast. it went off near a market in the capital. there were three similar blasts in march last year. war crimes suspect bosco ntaganda made his first appearance at the head. he does not as a series of charges, including murder and rape. u.s.ve himself up at the embassy last week. i think it is very important because it is the starting point for the whole proceedings. they issued warrants for crimes against humanity. he must be present in front of the judges in order for the proceedings to go ahead. to make effective the rights of the victims before the international criminal court. it is an important hearing because it is the first time a person is wanted by the arrest warrant did surrender himself. >> at south africa, russia, and china are to work more closely on trade, defense, and energy. they signed a series of deals. the three countries, along with brazil and india, are driving economic gr

nigeria's security forces say they have killed 20 members of the boko haram group after fighters attackeda military base. it happened in the north. they announced the death without saying if any civilians or soldiers were killed. a somali journalist jailed for interviewing an alleged she -- rape victim has had his sentence reduced to six months. --as ease of dinner abraham abdinuur ibarhim. -- ibrahim. asher al-assad reiterated -- bashar al-assad reiterated that he has no plans to step down. almost two years since the start of the civil war in syria. president bashar al-assad remains defiant. he's -- he says the west is conspiring to undermine his country. in an interview with the british newspaper, "the sunday times," he says john kerry is trying to force him out of power -- is wasting his time trying to force him out of power and instead suggested -- >> stop smuggling terrorists into syria. .top sending armament stop providing logistical support to the terrorists. stop financing the terrorists in syria. , rebel forcesnd are pushing to grab new territory in aleppo and in all the outskirt

. >> hey nigeria. here's my junk mail. now we're even. you have $10,000. >> no. if i appear to look 2 years younger in that bit, good eye. we've been holding on to that comedy nugget for quite some time. alright, it's closing time, you don't have to go home but you can't stay here. i know who i alright that's enough. goodnight. ["the colbert report" theme music playing] captioning sponsored by comedy central [eagle caw] [cheers and applause] >> stephen: thank you very much. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "stephen"] thank very much. please, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the report. good to have you with us. in here, out there, everywhere, everybody. nation, i have to tell you. i cannot tell a lie, i have a sworn duty to tell you truth every time i speak to you no matter what hears. [cheers and applause] you know this has been hard -- [cheers and applause] ladies and gentlemen -- [cheers and applause] thank you. please, sit down. sit down. nation, i've missed you. [cheers and applause] i've been on vacation for the last two weeks in the kay man islands vi

they all hail from different corners of the world, nigeria, nicaragua, from the philippines to peru.fferent ways. some of you came here as children, carried by parents who wished for a life they had never had. others came as adults, leaving behind everything you knew to seek a new life. but what binds you together, what binds us all together, is something more meaningful than anything of that. a love for this country and all that it represents. that's what unites each and every one of you. for nikita, that love runs so deep, led him to enlist in our military. he came here at the age of 11 from ukraine. his mother saw america as the one place on earth where her son could do anything he wanted and a few years ago, he decided he wanted to join the air force, so that in his words, i could give back to a country that took me in and gave me a better life. thank you, nikita. we proudly salute him not just as a member of the military but as a citizen of our country. today we salute elrina brits. she was born in south africa, came as a child, grew up in washington state. when she decided to j

, to be a follower of that religion, is virtually to yearn the death sentence in certain parts of nigeria. christians also earn the death sentence in certain parts of. and christians act in time. but the level of its tolerance based on ignorance has reached such a pitch that you open the papers come anytime today in nigeria, you find out that the church has been burned down, worshipers machine-gunned, a mosque has just been burned down, worshipers bond out of existence. he touches you, even within that religion that are different grades of purity. one side considers the other side not sufficiently pure, and, therefore, deserving. that situation, however, is more complicated. but it is, in fact, other societies. there's never one single issue that leads to total destabilization of society. >> you can watch this and other programs on line at the.org. >> -- booktv.org. spent here's a look at upcoming book fairs and festivals around the country. u.. >> the 3 19th annual annapolis -- 11th annual annapolis book festival on april 13th. authors are scheduled to present their books. on april 20th,

so i say, i also come from nigeria and i am like you. [laughter] i do not think she believed me so i was inventing names. anyway. so she influenced me. she had white skin. you could see her veins. she was very strange but beautiful for me. i was always attracted by different beauty that i saw everywhere. i remember some movies called guess who's coming to have dinner tonight with sydney party. i remember i said to my parents -- i was 12. if i come with a black girl, what will you say? and they say, if you love her, that is perfect for you. years after when it told them what i could say about the fact was going with a guy, they said if you love each other, that is wonderful. so i think i was lucky to have parents like that. very modern. very open-minded. unlike for some, there's no question of religion, of color of skin, or anything like that. people can be all beautiful. it depends on who they are, but it is not a question of color. for me, both of us were beautiful. and i loved color. color of the skin. tattoo on the skin, which is a ki

. >> nigeria is one of the ten most dangerous countries in the world to give birth. in 2010, annest malted 40,o 000 women died during childbirth there. >> a solar energy innovator for a solution. >> i said can you design a solar system easy enough for me to figure out how to use and small enough to fit in my suitcase. that's exactly what hal did. >> it's a full electric system with all the parts and sophistication. >> it's the size of a carry on. once the battery is fully charged, it can generate life for up to 20 hours. >> this is designed for a rugged light. and they will not dim over time, either. >> inside are two powerful lights suitable to use during surgery. a multi-prong phone charger and a fetal heart rate monitor. >> sometimes thoo are being put into police stations that are extremely remote. so wi actually even include a tool set. >> i knew it would work, but i didn't real ease was that something that small could be so valued in a hospital. >> reporter: in 2010, the nonprofit we care solar was created. >> when we talk to mid wives, they've told us it's bee

mali, niger, nigeria, and cameroon have seen several kidnappings over the last few years.ecently, seven french troops were abducted from a national park in cameroon. frank is looking to wrap up its military campaign in mali as -- france is looking to wrap up its military campaign in mali as soon as possible. >> france's intervention in mali has been relatively uncontroversial on the world stage, unlike libya and syria. it even has the support of russia. >> france's president francois hollande is hoping to drum up some business deals and avoid more tensions over a prominent french exile who has been making himself at home in russia. >> cordial talks, but the russian and french leaders could not be described as close friends. francois hollande came to moscow with seriously most guessing issue. he wants vladimir putin to rethink his support for the assad regime -- the most pressing issue being syria. he wants vladimir putin to rethink his support for the assad regime. it is a different frenchman whose company vladimir putin refers -- prefers, gerard depar diueu, who made anot