since the government in nigeria is barely functional, nobody expect any assistance. so we were surprised to find a eam interviewing refugees. >> we came to assess the celebration and then go back and to report to bring lead materials for this. >> people tell us the agency only sprang into action because we are here. we had the capital of the state to talk to staff at the national emergency management agency, which is only in the coordinate aids from the refugees from the criteria region -- crisis region. first, impressions are not reassuring. although we're told the warehouses well stocked with aid supplies, we were not allowed to see for ourselves. >> his attention was called and we expect him within this weekend. >> he's the only one? >> he's the only one holding the key. the security forces appear to be overwhelmed by the islamist insurgency. the chief of police says he doesn't want us to film him because he fears reprisals. nobody from the army will talk to us either. the next day, a contact gives us some shocking video material. he says he received it directly f

last stop on our visits nigeria is the capital today. in contrast to the impoverished north is astounding. the country's political elite has made itself comfortable. we want to interview government officials. we called the interior defence and information ministry's that nobody will talk to us. eye god didn't choose you run the nigeria office of a german political foundation we are in a building that used to house the newspaper this day. it was destroyed in a bomb attack on iran in twenty twelve is one of its few incursions into a brooch he is buying tips on such shows as the situation has been bad for the past two years. deteriorating and will probably continue to do so it wasn't just not sure if the government is unwilling or unable to address the issues which i suspect it's more the latter they will face high as fifty feet long and evita. for years the political elite has managed to avoid dealing with nigeria's massive problems our impression is that ordinary people feel abandoned by their government and for the international communit

. >> and preaching the gospel is a competitive business, and nigeria, one year on, stemmed the tide away from the catholic church. >> libya's prime minister fled the country after being voted out of office by parliament. ali zeaedan was in malta before going to another european country that despite libya's state staying they banned him in leaving because of an investigation into financial irleg u latteries. he lost the parliament's confidence after a ship filled with libyan oil from the rebels and escaped. >> muammar gaddafi was overflown in 2011, but many militias are out of the control. john hendren has a report from misrata where dozens of fighters joined pro-government forces. >> libya's post revolutionary army is a marriage of former enemies. there are long-time rebels gaoled by muammar gaddafi's regime. like this general. >> i'm still in a state of ecstasy from the victory of the 17 january revolution. >> there are officers in the former regime who joined the revolution. >> i defected when the people rebelled. we saw how he treated civilians. >> they are all part of one army. insid

we have a researcher with amnesty international focusing on nigeria.hat do you make of these findings? >> thank you very much for having us. i have documented a range of human rights violations over the years since 2008. and this findings are the result of our continued on the on going conflict, and we think it is time for international community to walk with the algerian authorities. >> i mean, why you've seen such heavy handed reprisals by the government security forces, how is that allowed? >> it's not allowed under the international human rights law standards. that's why we think the authorities have an obligation to ensure that the response to the violence within the bounds of international human right laws standards. we have conducted from the interviews we've had people who have been affected by the violence and the conflicts in northeastern nigeria. >> so excuse me, what sort of impact does it have on innocent people, this fighting? >> well, the majority o of those affected b have been the civilians. we mentioned in the report the civilian popu

in nigeria, online shopping is booming.e is our bloombergtv africa partner. >> more than a quarter of nigeria's 170 million people are now internet users. the world bank estimates that in the last four years alone, a flood of online shopping website in nigeria has boosted the country's gdp purchasing power by 22%. the nigerians spent about $6.3 billion a year on clothing alone. more than half of the consumer market. $86 billion annually. a large section of nigeria's $275 billion economy remains -- goods are bought offline from large, informal markets like these. or more recently, the foreign shopping malls around the country. a well-heeled minority prefers to buy goods from the u.s. and europe. online retail store jumia.com recently raised 75 million dollars in fresh funding to expand its domestic market. the vast majority of tech startups fail. a key issue is the lack of secure online payment facilities as the result of nigeria's notoriety for online fraud. another tech success story enters nigeria's market with a solution

will ross, bbc news, nigeria. >> tackling corruption in nigeria is a big task. chinese government has released satellite images of floating things in the sea. the images have not been verified and they are from sunday. vanished five days ago on its way to beijing. we have heard of 3-d printers making gadgets and guns. how about a face? stephen suffered serious injuries during a motorbike crash. doctors at a hospital in wales carried out the procedure to restore his appearance. given exclusive access. viewers may find the images disturbing. >> his body is filled with plates and screws. power has learned to hide his injuries since his accident 18 months ago. despite wearing a crash helmet, he remembers little of the impact that left him on a life-support machine and his skull crushed out of shape. >> i should not wear glasses. i wear them to discuss my cheek and my i. -- eye. my nose is still bent. >> surgeons are trying to rebuild his face. instead of using standard models and plates, they printed the parts. they should fit exactly and remove the need for guesswo

nigeria has always had laws banning homosexuality.so somebody who is gay, would have to spend 14 years in prison. you also have passed the law that says people who are in some way promoting gay clubs or gay discussion would be imprisoned for ten years. this seems an assault on a minorities rights. it also seems an assault on free speech. why is nigeria doing this? >> well, let me say this fash, n fareed, we're here in the u.s. and it took 40 to 50 years or more under conversation of, you know, the gay community to get where the u.s. is. i think that, you know, we need a conversation in the country. we need -- 96% of people support these laws, but i think we need to unpack the laws, for them to see, you know, between being a gay person and between same-sex marriage. because the two are compounded in people's mind and there's a strong sentiment against same-sex marriage just as you had here and it's still evolving. i think it's a question of conversation, discussion, evolution, education, and engagement over time, just as happened in th

will ross, bbc news, nigeria. >> tackling corruption in nigeria is a big task. chinese government has released satellite images of floating things in the sea. the images have not been verified and they are from sunday. vanished five days ago on its way to beijing. we have heard of 3-d printers making gadgets and guns. how about a face? stephen suffered serious injuries during a motorbike crash. doctors at a hospital in wales carried out the procedure to restore his appearance. given exclusive access. viewers may find the images disturbing. >> his body is filled with plates and screws. power has learned to hide his injuries since his accident 18 months ago. despite wearing a crash helmet, he remembers little of the impact that left him on a life-support machine and his skull crushed out of shape. >> i should not wear glasses. i wear them to discuss my cheek and my i. -- eye. my nose is still bent. >> surgeons are trying to rebuild his face. instead of using standard models and plates, they printed the parts. they should fit exactly and remove the need for guesswo

nigeria currently rank second in south action.t is the most populous country in africa and is africa's top oil president obama producer and recently been included in the freshly coined mint group for emerging economic giants. mexico, indonesia and turkey are the other members. live now, what do we except from this conference? >> reporter: well, adrian, this conference takes place a at a vy critical time. the past few weeks in nigeria has been tense with allegations of corruption in the oil sector and just on saturday dozens--19 people killed across the country as they tried to enter job examines by the government here. so a very crucial time, very difficult time. and for years people have been calling for this conference for an opportunity for regular citizens to discuss their issu issues. this conference comes with a lot of criticism with 500 people discussing all these problems but staying away from the issue of unity of this country. with me here is mike from the south. he is a constitutional lawyer and human rights activist. i

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an inquest into the death of the mailman who died following a gun attack in nigeria has returned a verdict of all unlawful killing by person or persons all know who robert gray from westport which offers an ambush in twenty twelve forty five don't work as an engineer with a construction company in nigeria. on the twenty third of august twenty twelve robert gray was being given to staff accommodation in the eastern nigerian states to wrap up in a group of men stopped the vehicle he was traveling in. they opened fire shooting the driver and mr gray the inquest heard the mail man sustained serious leg injuries and died a short time later. no one has been convicted of his murder. for the case is still open nobody is in costly. today's proceedings care about as a result of a provision that are harder to investigate the death of an irish national roles in the events that building press has already taken place at the park arthur's court heard there were issues with the way in which the nigerian authorities have handled the case. seven suspects were arrested and two were charged however on the ins

government in nigeria is barely functional. nobody expects any assistance. we were so cries to find a team from the international relief agency interviewing refugees. >> we need to assess the situation and then go back with our report. >> people tell us the agency only sprang into action because we are here. we head to the capital to talk to staff at the national emergency management agency, which is meant to coordinate aid for refugees from the crisis region. first impressions are not reassuring, although we are told that the warehouses stocked with supplies. we ask to see for ourselves and are not allowed. we are expecting him this weekend. he is the only one holding the key. >> security forces appear to be overwhelmed by the islamist insurgency. he says he does not want us to film him because he fears reprisals. nobody from the army will talk to us either. the next day, our contact gives us some shocking video material. he says he received it directly from a member of boca raton. footage depicts scenes of extreme violence. the islamists are known to attac

so in keeping nigeria have no perspective the sky and theh of the country. as in huge problem and to defeat as of this is in the last lesson was a great tool to fix these problems. he was gone when sony kentucky are gone when the house. julia to the angle its foreign debts of the force to be the new house they bought us many good causes. had acted in terms of speed into some hope to be astute to the people in them thank you tim. some don't some bucks. he can retire on the top of the woodland edges of you when you are you're asking a soft landing him in there too to problems in terms of it in terms of this regime and a soft landing the first is one of the reasons i suspect without being a specialist on algerian politics in general with this kind of regime. one of the reasons why that if it does is being pushed for it to rhyme is because it's almost like postponing the inevitable. if there's a vacuum of power. it's almost more dangerous because then the real man and that many could become a new month the second thing is that you have this disco leadership gene

a boy of 30 raping a girl of eight. >> there's been a steady increase in rape cases across nigeria. here, officials say for the past two months, not a day has gone by with at least a case reported, something particularly unusual in a traditionally conservative society governed by islamic law. >> this is one of 12 states in the north that adopt sharia alongside state and federal law, morality police have been at the forefront of the fight against rape. >> the cases have been weak, but the governor has given directives that the rape cases should be reviewed and they are now reviewing the rape cases in the statehouse of assembly. >> the rape penalty is being increased to life if it is a minor. staffs say the law cannot come soon enough. the extent of the suffering lately has been overwhelming. northern nigeria. >> coming up on aljazeera america, turkey wants to block all access to twitter and that has given people there something to tweet about. >> the courts are forcing kansas to increase school funding. what the ruling means for students and taxpayers. >> the turkish government is bl

segundo, tiene que ver con su rival, nigeria, equipo de caracteristicas similares a su rival de grupo herrera despejara muchas de sus interrogantes en cuanto a los jugadores que ya tiene considerados base de la seleccion nacional... take sots 00:01 00:10 00:16 estos serian los once que se estos serian los once que se espera arranquen maÑana frente a nigeria... empezando abajo en el marco con memo ochoa... sus tres centrales, hector moreno del espanyol con marquez y diego reyes del porto.... dos carrileros guardado por una lado y aguilar por el otro.... sus volantes chapo montes, negro medina en la recuperacion y hector herrera del porto.... dos puntas con peralta y chicharito hernandez... --y el partido programado para jugarse en kiev entre las selecciones de ucrania y estados unidos terminara jugandose en chipre, asi lo decidieron ambas federaciones de futbol y autoridades del pais europeo, decision tomada como medida de seguridad debido a las revueltas sociales que atraviesa ucrania... take fulls entre los partidos destacatos de maÑana... portugal camerun, camerun rival de mexico en

they have crossed the border to nigeria and hoping for refuge and they found relief from the violenceelse and thousands of their country men living rough under the trees. >> translator: every time there is an attack many people die. and he is killing people and that is why we escaped and came here. >> translator: our homes were burned with our property and he just keeps on killing people. we need urgent help from the government. >> reporter: the government has granted them refugee status but it has band the construction of formal camps and it will encourage a bigger influx or bring fighters over the border and so many refugees live outside in the harsh desert winter, scorching hot by day, freezing at night. >> translator: we have no food, water or shelter. the rainy season is upon us and we have no place to live in. >> reporter: the lack of formal camps and healthcare and say there are at least 50,000 refugees. thousands of them are scattered in villages along the border and the local population already hit by sickingly droughts and high birth rates and they approach the nigeria refug

desde el lugar donde terminÓ la prÁctica las -la selecciÓn mexicana para su partido maÑana contra nigerial tiene que salvar a su equipo, tenemos que estar enfocados. >> las ventas han superado las 60.000 entradas vendidas, asÍ que ya falta prÁcticamente nada para que se llene este apolo que tiene una capacidad para 61 mil espectadores,ya es un rÉcord. >> gracias, la invitaciÓn estÁ abierta para el dÍa maÑana por nuestras cadenas, transmisiÓn simultÁnea, es mÉxico camino al mundial, enfrentando a nigeria, el Único africano que va a enfrentar, ahÍ el reporte deportivo, chicas, regreso con ustedes. >> prepÁrese para recibir una lluvia de adrenalina para que se vaya para lo que nos espera que tal, muy buenas noces.. le saluda enrique acevedo. expertos dicen que joaquin "el chapo" guzman podria revelar los nombres de gobernantes, policias, militares y jueces de varios paises que el ha sobornado a traves de los aqos. los angeles aprobo que el uso de cigarrillos electronicos tenga iguales reglaciones que fumar tabaco.y san francisco quiere hacer lo mismo. la primera informacion del dia en despie

nigeria has voted in favor of the resolution. it reflects the favors --printable the embodied in the charter of the united nations. we must refrain from international relations from the threat or use of force against territorial integrity of clinical independents have any amber state. the u.n. charter also states that we must settle disputes by peaceful means. all through the crisis in ukraine, nigeria has consistently and unequivocal goalie called on everyone to abide by these principles in the interest of international peace and security. the draft resolution, which is not a's this book resolution, but one that is under a universally agreed-upon principle, and the sanctity of international law, also mentions the 1994 budapest memorandum. that provides the framework within which the crisis should be resolved. we have consistently called for dialogue, mediation, restraint, and an end to hostile rhetoric. therefore, nigerians fundamentally oppose the threat of use of force in settling international disputes. the lessons of history

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thank you. >> i think the representative of nigeria. i now give the floor to the representative of chad. >> thank you, madam. since the beginning of ukrainian consistentlyhas expressed its commitment to the territorial integrity and unity of ukraine. in line with united nations charter. the changing nature of borders and the territorial integrity of states -- principle,rosanct and trine in the final act of the african union. thad is in favor of the draft resolution. it is to be explained by the chad is very concerned to note the continuing escalation of the crisis in the ukraine despite of the repeated appeals of the international community, are to go really from the security council for restraint and calm. we think it is still possible forparties to open the way national reconciliation and maintaining ukraine's territorial integrity by engaging explosive dialogue between the various components. diversity, human rights and the rights of minorities, chad

. >> a plan to create homes in nigeria's capital has built more problems. >> first it is a vote seen as a referendum on the leadership of prime minister recep tayyip erdogan. millions of turks are taking part in local elections across the country. recep tayyip erdogan has been campaigning for his party as people choose their mayors and councillors. it's a crucial time with recep tayyip erdogan facing a number of corruption allegations. what are the people saying? >> we are waiting for prime minister recep tayyip erdogan to come to the polling station behind me to cast his vote. he is at the center of this political storm. when you speak to people here, voters, they are divided. some expressed their support for the prime minister, and saying he is an honest man and they don't believe the corruption allegations made against him. on the other hand we have people who think the prime minister and the government are corrupt and they are voting for change. so turkey is divided. the polls are still going on very smoothly. it's a peaceful atmosphere. there is political tensions. >> it's unusu

nij nigeria is the second biggest economy.t's the most pop u laws with 170 million people and a top oil producer, providing 80% of the income. >> they have been asking for this for years, and they got what they want. the nigerians at a conference, bringing together hundreds of ethnic and religion groups. at the heart, distribution of talks. an opportunity to restructure along the lines of truth in division, with they control the resources and pay appropriate taxes. there has been growing discontent in the most populous nation, one of the largest exploiters of oil. in the north, violence by self-described islamist fighters is on the ride. near daily ethnic bloodshed is claiming hundreds of lives. there are increasing rates of unemployment, and more than a dozen people were killed. delegates will tackle this, including reforms. one thing that should not be open for discussion - unity. >> there should be no room for conservation that it impedes national progress. it this should only be in the national interest. >> opponents from

he is the prince of a tribe occupying much of central nigeria. father is a prince, his grandfather was the king. his uncle is the current king. >> he's called prince. i just, like, call me chris. my travelling name. >> they calling chris. >> chris doesn't speak a great deal about the royalty aspect. he has a regal presence, but humility, a sense of humour, the ability to laugh at himself. >> his first love was soccer. he became a basketball fan through his older brother that lives in the u.s. he september chris instructional tapes. >> he sent a lot of teams to me. i was watching it. >> he moved to new york city as a junior. it was quite the culture shock. >> it was the weather and the food. it was totally different. i'll be back home, 80 degrees, eating rice or something. some local food. here, it's freezing. maybe pizza. >> do your friends teach you about the movie coming to america. >> what do they say? >> i'm here to find my bride. always. >> it's no laughing matter. he's one of the leading shot blockers in the nation. to me it's a difference

. >> in nigeria, thousands a gathered to apply for jobs. they came in tens of thousands, people looking for work, crowding into the national stadium. the government was recruiting workers, and the turp out was overwhelming. >> the number we invited, you ask us, you know, almost doubled. we expected 68,500, but what you are seeing now is how many people. go out and see. so we are apraying for people to be orderly. >> instead of order, there was chaos. only one entrance to the stadium was open. people were desperate to get in. there was a stampede. victims were taken to a nearby hospital. even there, some could not be treated. the numbers were just too great. >> they needed to open the gate. so people who are at the back were pushing us. so people pushed pulling the gate down. so people there early, they are on the ground. >> this was one of several recruitment drives held on saturday across nigeria, where unemployment levels are high. more than a third of people under 25 are jobless, which helps to explain why so many jumped at this rare cha

a recruitment drive in nigeria's capital ends in a stampede. >> anger at venezuela's government after an ultimatum from the president. >> now, polls have opened in crimea's controversial referendum. these are the live pictures coming in from a polling station in the capital simferepol. voters have two option, both of which propose a change of how the region is governed. it has a chance of answering yes or no. are you in favour of reunification of crimea and russia as part of the russian federation or are you in favour of supports crimea independent of ukraine. >> jacky rowland is in simferepol. how is the voting turn out turning out. is everything going smooth? >> well, the polling station where we are has to say there's a lot of enthusiasm of the the polls are open until eight in the morning. there was a queue of about 20 people outside. that was an hour ago. as you can see behind me, trade is brisk, lots of people coming here, mostly they are older people. older people queueing up and remembering the certainties of the soviet union, who remember when they could be sure of aon, an ap

northern nigeria has some of the highest unemployment and school dropout rates in the world. many of those jobless young people are exploited as foot soldiers for criminal gangs. as aljazeera reports now, several programs have started to try to nip trouble in the bud. >> standing guard outside a busy government building, he has been working for six months. the 21-year-old is now able to support his five brothers and at times even save a little. >> i was surrounded but unemployed friends do drugs and robbery. this gives me a chance to change my life for the better. >> he is one of 1,000 graduates from a program to take youth off the streets. more than half of the young people in northern nigeria are unemployed and the poverty rate at 72%. double the estimate in other parts of the down theory. children sent by their parents to is lackic schools live on crumbs, conditions that have made them ideal recruits for exploitation, dragged into fights waged by politicians, gangs and self described fighters. here, 15-35-year-olds are state of indiana in unarmed combat and taught the devi

behind the drug mules there is a nigeria mafia that runs this according to this man who did not want identified. >> they are told to go to a hotel and can contacted by traffickers and sent to the airport. >> you are under arrest for international drug transportation. >> reporter: on this night two are arrested and no telling how many others got through, a tim p night on what could be one of the busiest airports for drugs. i'm with al jazeera in south palo. >> reporter: france's right party has made big gains in local elections and front leader says the party victory says this from paris. >> the france president was among early voter and one of more than 40 million people registered to cast their ballot in local elections here. choosing more than 30,000 mayors and councillors and a third of people who could vote didn't. the party of the former government led the polls nationally and some of the candidates winning outright in the first round. but it was the national front's night and the far right in france was celebrating after making significant gains. leading the polls in some towns

his longest militants in northern nigeria stormed a school a tuesday killing fifty nine people. most of the victims were children. witnesses say militants from the group will call her on set fire to a large dormitory at the school as pupils try to escape to the windows the attacker shot at them and slit the throats of some. it was one of a string of attacks blamed on vocal iran who want to establish an islamic state in nigeria germany's top court passed a landmark ruling on the european parliament wednesday the twenty two judges struck down a law that required political parties to win at least three percent of the national vote to enter the parliament. some fear the ruling could open the door for extremist parties. assistance. it's something that concerns all of us extend to ensure that extremists or splinter groups that don't make it into any parlance kong some eu member states to set the minimum thresholds for entering the european parliament others don't. the next european elections are scheduled for may. two al qaeda inspired extremists receive long prison sentences in brita

saludos, este miércoles se juegan varios partidos en fecha fifa >> la selección de méxico contra nigeria viene de una persona seria, pero no pasa nada con él >> estos son partidos que podrá ver: >> ucrania estados unidos, alemania chile, méxico nigeria >> los lakers reciben a nueva orleans >> al principio del partido gasol venia, gordon desde la distancia, finalmente meeks también 3 puntos, pierden los lakers 125 a 122 >> el jueves lakers vs angeles clippers >> paul toma el balón para dar la asistencia ,los suns presionaban, morris con los 4 puntos, ganan los angeles clippers, su quinto juego de manera consecutiva >> raul ibañez empalmo un tiro ante davis, ganan los argelinos, los dodgers perdieron ante los marineros de seattle >> en la información deportiva les informó humberto >> la presidenta del concilio nacional de la raza llama al presidente barack obama deportador en jefe >> ¿usted piensa que los padres deberían ser responsables con los hijos incluso cuando son adultos? >> joven que se va del hogar y demanda a sus padres. >> unas monedas de mediado de siglo xix, no son robadas, es

i beg the question do we get to mum asked her to call in nigeria troops will go to but do want to keep peace will come to peace in our country. in the town of most mind blowing and skate around two thirty one people. not only christians. the attack moderate muslims as well. it was a symbol of that after the jump the shark so determined to blog about just know we can be reached in with the arctic in getting the job status. iran began attacking churches dialogue between christians and muslims has become strained christian owned institutions are among the terrorists main targets. iran translates as western education is sinful the terrorists have attacked hundreds of schools. in january in gop state the right to the boarding school that night killed almost all the students and raced to school to the ground is typically have intended to go with what is it going. and i think. you know go that sky tv in the district. we expect to invest. the studio would not have died in. government offensive against the terrorists has yet to show results. instead the recent poker run sympathizers in governme

with an ice pop impossible not to part one part dvd nigeria and thyme. i believe all the aunties got fed up with these pm they want change meat and otago. and on. why is it once again put up again for the relay i don't think that the ecb is up to bountiful toulfill. his entourage hearing publicly. a lot of mud slinging which is unusual mud slinging among the higher ups in his beats the banal polyps but in between them and he's on to college the term ministry who are asking him not to fall for the term. and the beats all comes to who. conte roads the ipod which is the money the picture on the way. and erm i think he's in them that it has made the mistake as opie we did make the mistake of ducks at store for a full time. i think he should leave our mt i was against the ideal scheme turned into prostitution to stop a few years ago when it was only two terms for which the father please you does he he he allow himself or so to him. under the moon attention all pretending that idea in the team and jillian it's the bbt i didn't seek unity and he's the man to pu

least thirty one people had been killed after islamist militants stormed a village in north east nigeria in the latest of a string of mass murderers militants have killed more than four hundred people in just over a month as soldiers struggle to contain the surging violence. it's actually been blamed on local iran a hardline islamist group which has adopted a tactic of maximizing civilian casualties in their brutal battle to establish an islamic state in northern nigeria. present goodluck jonathan watched intensified a military campaign almost a year ago to crack spoke over on but the bloodshed has since escalated albeit with violence largely contained in the north east stronghold iran has killed thousands in the past several years in a religiously mixed country at one hundred and seventy million people is the biggest security threat in africa's top oil exporter and continent's second largest economy. western governments are concerned about groups a typical drama linking up with al qaeda link cells in other countries in the secular rejects this is molly were france and troops a year ago

no one is paying attention to what's going on in nigeria. >> quickly on u.s. equities. are you cautious at this point? >> it's a bull market, mel. and the stock market's going from the lower left to the upper right. it really was relatively impressive how well the market took that ill news. you were down 225 and -- still it was down strongly in the day. but down 150. as everybody said, there wasn't a great sense of panic. we'll see what happens in the next several days. but the trend is still higher. you can take the s&p. where are we, 1845 on the futures. you can take the s&p to 1780 and be a well-defined bull market. you have to err on the side of being a buyer. any further weakness, you need to be a buyer. you don't be short of the market. it is still a bull market. >> dennis, thanks for your time. appreciate it. dennis gartman of the gartman letter. >> on gold, to me, although i just said what i said about russia and how tenuous it is, you're in a bear market in gold. it went from minus three to plus three. this is not where you see an extraordinary gold rally. net

let's go to nigeria where convicted child rapists could be jailed for life as part of government effortswn on the rising number of sexual saults. 100 rape cases were recorded in just two months in the northern state. we met a young survivors as officials and community groups join force to his prevent others falling victim. >> reporter: she rarely looks up when she speaks her voice always soft. her father says the six-year-old hasn't been talking and walking like herself since she was lured by a neighborhood and was raped at a construction. he allowed us to briefly talk to her we are not using her real name. >> translator: when i play with friends on the street they look at me differently. the same happens at school. >> reporter: the alleged attacker has been arrested and faces pro prosecution, one of ds said to go responsible for the rise of sexual assaults. most have been young girls under the age of 10 and that has caused widespread alarm. so much so that the government government has start ahead i media campaign. community groups have organized awareness session to his educate mother

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in nigeria gunmen attacked a military barracks in the north. the attackser freed some captives but they were killed trying to escape. >>> nigeria's ministry of defense said four soldiers were injured. this is the fourth deadly attack iattack. >> last month the government imposed fixed prices on certain foods in an effort to crackdown on price gouging. two college students and a popular app are helping people save money. >> reporter: when mario goes grocery shopping he takes no chances. he's able to poll lice prices, make sure he's not getting cheated. since he started using the app he said he's saving more than 30% a week on groceries. >> you realize that supermarkets are taking advantage of the situation. because before we had no way to compare prices but now we have a tool. >> reporter: these university students created the app. it's the top download in argentina. more popular than twitter or instagram. but scanning bar codes it's easy to find out which are not staninscanning the prices from e government. >> this is a huge difference. souring

northern nigeria.esty international says at least 1500 people have been killed there this year alone as islamists carrying out a campaign of attacks against civilian and military targets. boko haram launched a braze especially attack in mauduguri. our nigerian correspondent reports on the challenge of fighting boko haram. >> reporter: islamist militants on the number of in northeast nigeria. the insurgents filmed this themselves. the target, the main military barrac barracks. there was a firefight with the nigerian army. boko haram managed to breach the barracks. they set many militants free. that's where the boko haram video ends. nigerian military said the attack was successfully repelled. and many of the retreating fighters were killed by air force and ground troops. in the city, vigilante groups killed many who escaped from their cells. we will never know how many died that day. some hospital sources say they received about 100 bodies. others said more than 500 people died. their elusive leader cel

dos santos se perderÁ el partido contra nigeria.vencer. pumas y pachuca tambiÉn ez empatan sin goles, en la ciudad universitaria. el veterano guardameta pÉrez con gran actuaciÓn, con sus atajadas mantuvo su porterÍa en blanco, pachuca se llevÓ un punto en casa. >>> ellos las Águilas le ganaron al monterrey, dos a uno, y el real madrid, a un punto, el barcelona a un punto, empatÓ el real madrid y ganÓ el barcelona. >>> tremendo partido, vamos con muchachas y jomari goyso. >>> estamos listos. gracias carlita. >>> carla la flor es para ti. (risas) >>> aquÍ estamos chismeando con jomari goyso. verdad jomari goyso? >>> no chismeo, tÚ chismeas, yo comento. >>> exacto, mÁs adelante seguimos platicando con Él, de "nuestra belleza latina", y la noche de los famosos de los premios oscar, con quiÉn llegÓ. lo que quiere saber, los mejores y peores vestidos me encanta. >>> a mi tambiÉn, y preocupaciÓn por la salud de luis miguel, se rumora que apuntan que estÁ en el hospital, el querido sol de mÉxico. >>> y bueno, nuestra querida anita, ya saben

, méxico enfrenta a nigeria, están compitiendo en un partido de preparación mundialista, el primer queno será determinante >> este partido no calificaba a nadie, es para ver como se posicionan en mi idea, en el funcionamiento y como me gusta que se pare el equipo, un jugador puede pasar por mal día, y no quiere decir que sea mal jugador, tampoco se equivocan, con eso están clasificados, al contrario, también es importante saber que levanta cabeza >> rivales de méxico en el mundial, brasil contra sudáfrica, en el 10 aparece oscar con el 1 a 0, después la oportunidad de neymar con tarde excepcional, el primer de zurda, en el 41, después al 46 neymar de globito el 3 a 0, más tarde al 79 fernandinho golazo de fuera del área y neymar se reia con el tercero >> ronaldo hizo presente al 21, después el 1 a 1, al 66 raúl meireles pone el 2 a 1, fabio coentrao puso el de la diferencia, edinho y ronaldo cierran 5 a 1, portugal gana con el gol cerrando la cuenta de anotaciones que dejan a portugal brillando en la preparación del mundial >> y suiza contra croacia, el 1 a 0 después la oportunidad al

bienvenidos esto es acción deportiva satisfecho se monstro piojo herrera ante el resultado del partido ante nigeria nos den. >>no por un partido lo dejas fuera o dentro >>en monterrey carlos barra al mando del cuadro, interesa el nombre de bielsa. >>es importante estar esperando los momentos para tomar la decisión. es un entrenador que tiene en sus equipos mucha intensidad, dinamismo de los plantes que dirige, de mucha experiencia >>estados unidos enfrentara el 27 de maryo a azerbaijan en su último partido en el coloso de los vientos >>y fueron a cobrar revancha spur a la ciudad del sol ganando a miami heat >>duelo angelino, lakers lucieron fatal, gasol con la canasta luego griffin con 20 puntos, en el segundo tiempo clippers ganna 142 a 94 >>y este fin de semana canelo alvarez regresa al cuadrilátero para enfrentar a un rival difícil y experimentado ante perro ángulo,para elcanelo es ganar o ganar para volver a cima >>es lo que todo boxeador desea. >>da gusto que lo incluyan en el selecto grupo de los grandes pugiles, lo mejor esta por venir >>firmo contrato con brookly, estara jugando con el coac

i give the book to the representative of nigeria. >> thank you, madam president.from the outset, we would like to [indiscernible] the crisis in ukraine is still open, not closed. we all know the parties involved and concerned. so take advantage of that this is the eighth time in three weeks at the security council is meeting on the situation in ukraine. this underscores the seriousness under which the council views the matter and its commitment to the matter and to international peace and security. nigeria has highlighted and stressed the need for dialogue officially between the parties actually concerned and for mediation by the international community to ensure the situation in ukraine is resolved peacefully we reaffirm our earlier warning that there are so many challenges to peace and security. to contemplate adding another and thatexisting lines all peaceful means, including mediation, arbitration and .ialogue must be explored further escalation of the situation by heightened rhetoric can only lead to grave consequences am including military confrontation. esp

mundial ahora vestido de entrenador en sudÁfrica 2010, comenzÓ con una acrobÁtica victoria sobre nigeriae otra preocupaciÓn, sus 55 aÑos que ha ido recogiendo de la calle durante una dÉcada, muchos de ellos estaban en pÉsimas condiciones. >> lo mÁs llamativo que viven con ellos, con su nieta, y con su hija, en una casa de una habitaciÓn, ella trabaja para mantenerlos y ahora se ha enfermado, por lo cual pide ayuda. un gato se metiÓ al estudio. (risas) >> asÍ nos despedimos, gracias por su atenciÓn. >> y por su paciencia tambiÉn, buenas noches. (risas) >> a ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ "al despertar" ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> quÉ tal muy buenos dÍas, en compaÑÍa de fabiola. >>> hola, quÉ tal, hoy es dÍa del pae. hoy estados unidos por ser

bring the cases to 53 in nigeria. increasing from 58 and 2012 to 93 last year. ofitants have killed hudgins is a plotelieving it to harm muslim children. there have been outbreaks in countries such as syria and the horn of africa where immunization campaigns of been disrupted by conflict. cases rose by more than one third between 2012 and 2013. but with most of the world now officially polio free, there is greater optimism that the goal of wiping this virus off of the face of the planet is achievable. >> carbon emissions on only pollute the air that we breathe, they are having an impact on the biggest bodies of water. there is conclusive proof that more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is making the oceans more acidic. for a glance of what the future might look like, naturally -- it is affecting the ocean floor. >> under threat from the way we live. emissions are unquestionably changing the chemistry of seawater according to a u.n. report next week. >> we need to know how the oceans will react as co2 dissolves into the seawater. that is what has brought us here

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

mundial ahora vestido de entrenador en sudÁfrica 2010, comenzÓ con una acrobÁtica victoria sobre nigeriatiene otra preocupaciÓn, sus 55 aÑos que ha ido recogiendo de la calle durante una dÉcada, muchos de ellos estaban en pÉsimas condiciones. >> lo mÁs llamativo que viven con ellos, con su nieta, y con su hija, en una casa de una habitaciÓn, ella trabaja para mantenerlos y ahora se ha enfermado, por lo cual pide ayuda. un gato se metiÓ al estudio. (risas) >> asÍ nos despedimos, gracias por su atenciÓn. >> y por su paciencia tambiÉn, buenas noches. (risas) >> ahora estÁ usted bien informado, noticiero univisiÓn, su voz, su decisiÓn. puedo seguir soportando esto, ya no puedo seguir soportando que estÉs con frida, ya no puedo, espero de verdad que camine normalmente, pero mientras eso pasa, yo creo que tÚ y yo, tenemos que terminar nuestra relaciÓn. ♪ >> chale, perdÓn por recibirlos aquÍ, lo que pasa es de que la rebe anda muy cansadita de sus patrullas. (riss)