dozens more hurt after the terror group of boko haram sets off two bombs in central nigerian city. one exploded at a mosque known to preach about peace from all religions. the other a luxury restaurant frequented by muslims. this killed more than 200 people in the past week in nigeria. >> the fight against isis. president obama set to meet with his national security team to discuss the growing threat out of the middle east. isis showing their relentless brutality in an excuse video. they were murdered at roman ruins in syria even as the u.s. led air strikes targeted islamic state strong holds. at least 10 people were killed. >>> a tragedy to tell you about a search for three people missing after a holiday boating accident a 14-year-old and great uncle were killed when their upon tune boat employed into a barge and flipped over on the ohio river. they were watching the fireworks in louisville kentucky. another family member his girlfriend and their 10-year-old daughter are missing and they are feared dead this morning. fast moving waters complicated the search effort. >> the future

hello, this is the world news from al jazeera, two bomb attacks in the nigerian city city kill at least 44 people and live to the capitol abuja for the latest. >> we are not where we need to be on several of the most difficult issues. >> reporter: u.s. secretary of state also said the deal on curbing iran's

there has also been a bomb blast at a checkpoint outside of a nigerian city. one person was killed when a suicide attacker detonateed the bomb on the bus. three others were hurt. no one has claimed responsibility although it is described as the birthplace of boko haram. >>> and recently elected niger januaryelect nigerian president has fired the chiefs of army, navy and air force. >>> a car bomb targeting a u.s. army base has killed 33 people. afghan troops, civilians including 12 people are among the dead. we have reports from kabul. >> a morning after a suicide car bomb exploded near an u.s. military base. women and children were killed along with women and men of the afghan security forces. the attack took them by surprise on a buzzy road after a long day of ramadan fasting. >> i was on my way home when suddenly a bomb cut off. i found myself here. >> the intended target was on the base of the host city. it was the site of the worse attack on the cia in decades. the camp is still home to international forces. in this attack like so many others in afghanista

. >>> two blasts have hit the central nigerian city of joss. a cleric known to be critical of the armed group boko haram was preaching. killed by a suicide boarm who bottomer. brings the number to more than 200 killed just this week. live to abuja. with yvonne ndege. >> one explosion at a mosque, the popular mosque with a popular teacher and cleric and reports suggest that this particular individual was the target of this latest attack. he was somebody who had preached against boko haram and its activities. we know that boko haram had been behind so much violence in the region and he was also somebody who preached peaceful co-existence between muslims and christians in plato state which had been at the center of the crisis now and again. we know the second explosion happened at a restaurant, a restaurant apparently frequented by politicians and well to do business people. it is not clear if in the first explosion the cleric survived the violence and not clear how many people precisely have been injured. we are able to be in contact with the pol

. >>> there's been an [ inaudible ] on the outskirts of the nigerian city in the northwestern state.eople are thought to have been killed. >>> now the u.s. defense secretary, ash carter is due to face a senate committee on tuesday to defend the coalition campaign and it $2.9 billion price tag. he says the air strikes are working with the help of kurdish fighters on the ground. the peshmerga caught off isil on monday. they say they killed at least 40 isil fighters. >>> the u.n. security council is due to vote on a resolution condemning the killing of 8,000 muslim men and boys 20 years ago. it was drafted by the u.k. and describes the deaths as genocide. the british prime minister has met with bosnia's president in london, ahead of the anniversary. the meeting comes just days after bosnian serb leader called the genocide a lie. but david cameron says what happened there, should never be forgotten. >> it is so important that we are here today. it's so important that we are commemorating those terrible events of 20 years ago. so important because this was the biggest act of genocide and

. >> my pleasure >> two blasts have hit the central nigerian city of jos.ne hit a muslim cleric who has been outspoken about boko haram. hours earlier, five people were killed by a suicide bomber who targeted a church in patisko. the violence brings the death toll in suspected boko haram attacks to more than 200 this week. >> we are very shocked. on the people that lost their children their parents and their family. actually we muslims, we are not happy about this what happened. it is a very bad issue. >> east african leaders are scheduled to meet in tanzania to discuss the crisis in burundi. plans to run for a third time spark violent protests. he will be campaigning for presidential elections due on the 15th of this month. hara mutasa reports from bujambura where people say they fear for their lives. >> reporter: these men say they are friend called out, please help me. they are killing me. from a distance, they washed him being stabbed, shot and set on fire by attackers they don't know. the witnesses are terrified of being recognized of also being killed

. >> reporter: there has been an explosion on the outskirts of nigerian city and at least 20 people arehave been killed. you remember monday 44 people died after two bombings in the city as well. and two attacks in the afghan capitol kabul and armed men attacked a compound east of the city and earlier a suicide car bomb targeted a nato convoy. let's go to jennifer glasse who is in kabul and perhaps you can give us more on the second attack which happened today, jennifer. >> reporter: that's right, kamal and it happened a couple of hours ago in the eastern part of the city three attackers targeting an intelligence district compound in district eight here. the police chief tells us that one man approached on a three-wheeled drive vehicle and exploded that and two others wearing suicide vests tried to charge the compound, they were both killed but not before one intelligence officer was killed in that attack. as you said kamal it's the second attack in kabul and the first targeting a nato convoy one of their vehicles a four-wheeled drive vehicle heavily damaged in attack and three afghan c

hello, this is the world news from al jazeera, two bomb attacks in the nigerian city city kill at least 44 people and live to the capitol abuja for the latest. >> we are not where we need to be on several of the most difficult issues. >> reporter: u.s. secretary of state also said the deal on curbing iran's nuclear program has never been closer. [chanting] celebrations at the u.s. team bags a record win at the world cup. ♪ so the news out of greece this morning is the finance minister has a resignation for a no vote on the bail out and stepping down will help him come to a much needed agreement with creditors and says european partners prefer his absence, however, the prime minister has a lot of challenges ahead of them and greek banks are on the edge of collapse and not clear when they will open and meeting with greek party leaders to talk through the plan of attack as he plans to return to the negotiation table. well, the resignation of yanis varoufakis cames hours after they voted against the bailout offer and central athens went well in the night and final numbers were 61.3 greeks s

battered shell of a building is all that remains of the redeemed existian church of god in the nigerian city of potsikum. it had been full of sunday worshippers but their prayers were shattered when a woman packed with explosives blew herself up in the crowdedl evangelical service. at least six people lay dead peo many more are still being treated for injuries. well over a year ago the extremist islamic group boko haram shot to infamy after kidnapping more than 200 school girls on the eve of their final exams.th they still remain missing. nigeria's new president muhammadu buhari won a contested election in part by promising to crush boko haram but since his inauguration at the end of may the militant group stepped upl its violence, steadily eroding victories claimed by the nigerian army. and it is not only christians targeted. today's suicide bombing marks the end of a week of carnage in which more than 200 people have been killed in northeastern nigeria.th in multiple attacks boko haram gunned down worshippers at ramadan prayers and detonated suicide bomb along a highway. in the west of the

twin blasts killed at least 44 people in a central nigerian city.one bomb exploded in a crowded mosque and another at an elite muslim restaurant. the attacks are the latest in a string blamed on boko haram which has killed about 200 people in the last week alone. >>> greece's finance minister resigned this morning after the nation voted no to a bailout. this could have wide-ranging implications. there are fears greece could run out of money. the ripple effect here at home our stock market is expected to start the day much lower and losses could impact your 401(k). back here in philadelphia philadelphia mayor michael nutter will travel to mexico today. >> he wants to strengthen ties with a city that's having an impact here in philadelphia. interneter will visit puebla as part of the three-day trip there. he wants to foster economic cultural and educational opportunities. the mayor's office says more than 18,000 people from the puebla region have visited or moved to philadelphia in recent years and have played a big role in growing small businesses in

two blasts hit the nigerian city in plateau state killing at least 44 people, one bomb exploded at aurant and the other at a crowded mosque with a clerk known to be critical of the group boko haram was preaching and at least fever people killed by a suicide bomber who targeted a church the latest violence brings the number of people killed in boko haram attacks to more than 200 in the past week and have been a series of attacks with places of worship, villages and markets. on friday a group of suicide bombers blew themselves up in the village which killed many people, thursday two girls detonated suicide bombs in another village in borno and 50 stormed chad killing up to 100 people after people were shot after prays in the town and we will talk you through some of this and talk about the big picture in the moment and bring us up to date with the most resent ones. >> well what we know speaking to emergency services on the ground as you said there in the introduction, the death toll appears to be pretty significant, the national emergency management authority are putting it at 44 and s

news out of nigeria, reports of an explosion in the nigerian city of zadari in the state and we are on latest on that. yvonne tell us more. >> reporter: kamal what we are hearing at the scene is this latest attack was launched by a suicide bomber who apparently, this is what we are hearing, targeted an ongoing exercise of collecting environmental data from civil servants into duma state. what we are told is that the attack was launched at least what has been reported now 20 people have been killed and quite a number of people injured. the details are thin. at the moment we are trying to make contact with the national emergency management authority, that is the government agency charged with dealing with situations like this to establish exactly what happened and comes as last night there were also reports of another suicide attack in which people were killed and injured up in the northeast and of course this comes following days of violence that we have seen since about wednesday which more than 200 people have been killed in attacks by suspected boko haram. >> thank you for the update

no two bombs exploded in a central nigerian city killing 51 people and wounding 67 more. harm. >> at least a dozen people were killed and an iraqi fighter pilot accidentally dropped a bomb over a bag gad neighborhood. a technical failure caused the russian made jet to drop the bomb. david sweat back behind bars. he was taken to the correctional facility in new york. he is spending the first 24 hours in the prison infirmary before being moved to a cell. and rory mcilroy injured himself leaving in doubt whether he can defend his title next week. he is the number one ranked golfer in the world. >>> we have breaking news here. imf managing director issuing a statement reacting to the no vote on the greek referendum saying quote, the imf has taken note of yesterday's referendum held in grease and we stand ready to assist greece if requested to do so. s the important to note they cannot supply any more aid because greece is in arrears. it defaulted on its debt payment to the imf. jeff cut moer live in brussels. i imagine not so much celebrations in brussels after the result of

city's laws. >> dr. johnson ojo, a nigerian doctor, and san francisco health inspector ed walsh form the backbone of the mayor's effort against sex trafficking. for the last three years they have led a team of city officials on a full frontal assault on massage parlors. the message is loud and clear, san francisco will not tolerate slavery. >> we're going to have the fire department, fire inspector, the building inspector and the city planner. we're going to have a combination of two police officers from the san francisco police vice squad which will provide us security to get into the facility. >> is the manager here? >> within minutes, inspector walsh discovers a false wall and a hidden room with four-foot ceilings. >> this light must come on somehow. it's a living quarters. are you okay, johnson? >> so, johnson, what is this? >> this is illegal living quarters, unapproved room. >> how many people do you think live back here? >> i would say about four or five of them. there's another bed. >> where? >> sofa out there. you see personal belongings like excessive shoes and suitcases and excessive makeup. t

civil joint task force are ordinary nigerians who are supporting military operations against boko haram and have told us that a contingent of soldiers left the cityiday morning to investigate exactly what happened late on wednesday night. now this follows allegations again by some members of the civilian joint task force there were soldiers just 11 kilometers away when the attack took place but didn't come to the rescue. we put that allegation to military authorities and awaiting a response so far no official reaction or confirmation from the security services or the emergency services as to the extent of the violence and the official death toll or the number of people that may have been injured. this will come as a blow to president and the new government who campaigned on getting rid of boko haram when they recently came to power. it also comes hot on the heels of much diplomatic effort by the new president to try and workout a regular strategy to defeat the group and has been to chad and nigeria republic and the ds meeting in germany and south africa on the issue of boca and at the end of the month will go to the united states to meet the u.s.

city. >> well so far what we here from borno state is that the nigerian army repelled the attacks on the villages of maiduguri and one other village. boko haram attacked the villages around the time muslims are breaking the fast and sustained a gun butle for hours -- battle for hours. right now they have the insurgents trying to launch attacks. in the last 24 hours or 48 hours, we have seen several attempts by boko haram, to attack or suicide missions inside maiduguri and the environs. >> one opposition member has been shot dead overnight in burundi's capital. after raids on the homes of suspected opposition members. there has been violence during and after elections on monday. >> reporter: it's been a difficult week. at night we hear gun fire. in the morning they start to count the number of dead we are not seeing protests because opposition members say they are scared. police are wondering what could be going on why are people quiet. they allege that some militants are going door to door looking for weapons. opposition members deny this. people are waiting for results at the parliament

. >>> nigerian troops are battling boko haram gunmen who are trying to make their way into maiduguri, the capital cityborno state. that is according to local residents there. meanwhile, international help could be coming from french president francois hollande. he offered several african nations military intelligence assistance. >>> an airplane that runs on zero fuel has just flown across the pacific. it's called the solar impulse 2. it landed in the u.s. state of hawaii after making a historic trip from japan. the aircraft completed the longest and most difficult part of an attempt to fly around the world using only the power of the sun. >>> as we have been mentioning it is a vote ahead for greece. voting begins at 7:00 a.m. sunday. the country's european creditors warn that a vote of no will jeopardize greece's membership in the eurozone. prime minister alexis tsipras says they are bluffing. right now, polls show an outcome that is too close to call. our richard quest is on the ground in athens and he gave us an update late friday night. >> reporter: it is very close. they're just about neck and nec

. >>> nigerian troops are battling boko haram gunmen who are trying to make their way into maiduguri, the capital citystate. that is according to local residents. meanwhile, international help could be coming from french president francois hollande. he offered several african nations military intelligence assistance. >>> now back to the big vote ahead for greece and its economic future. right now it is too close to call exactly how this greek bailout referendum might turn out. a poll shows a razor-thin margin with the yes camp at 44% and the noes at 43%, but 12% of respondents say they are undecided. nina dos santos takes a look at what could happen either way. >> reporter: yes or no. one of these two words will decide greece's destiny, and with it the future of the single currency itself. unable to find common ground with its creditors, athens has asked its people whether they accept or reject stringent reforms set out as part of the country's second now-expired bailout. the eurozone and the imf have made it clear they want a yes. greece's government has lobbied for a no. either way, the stakes could

. >>> the nigerian military says it freed 180 people who had been held by boko haram. many of the detainees were women and young children but in the central cityombs killed more than 60 people. ivan reports from abuja on from part of the story. >> reporter: reports suggest that one of the targets of the attacks was a popular cleric who had denounced activities by boko haram and preached peaceful coexistence between muslims and christians in the area which has been a flash point of religious violence for many years. it's not clear whether he was killed or injured in the attack. the other blast we were told it was frequented by local politicians and well to do businessmen. now it is unclear what this all means for the authorities and how they will handle this latest violence. it comes at the end of days of violence in the region which has seen more than 200 people killed by boko haram. when the new president was sworn in at the end of may, remember he came in to power promising to defeat the group. he moved the command and control center of the military to the northeast from the capitol. the ordered the release of more than $20 million to suppor

apartment in new york city and i see the hashtag, bring back our girls and i tweet it, i'm not doing anything other than tweeting it. >> the mass kidnapping of the girls from the nigerian town of chibok isn't the first to gain attention only to see it fade away. >> he makes them mutilate people's faces. >> the documentary coni 2012, caused conee to be brought to justice. it has more than 1 million views on youtube. conee remains free. still some online activists say this can create followers active in the virtual world and the real world. helped bring the spotlight on deteriorating security in nigeria, to make muhammadu buhari new president. even as the world moves on they will not. >> we absolutely continue advocacy we shall continue stability as we watch the current administration take charge and take leave to rescue the girls. >> roxana saberi, al jazeera. >>> yvonne inahosa, executive director of path finders be initiative. and kate brodock joins us live. ms. inahosa, it's been 15 months since the hashtag bring back our girls. the girls are still gone. >> it is absolutely devastating that 461 days later you and i are actually meeting under these circumstances. it's