program our top story most of the one hundred ten school girls who were abducted a month ago in northeast nigeria have been reunited with their families one hundred one girls were released to their hometown of by a car on fighters but a handful is still missing nigeria's government says it equated temporary pause in fighting with the armed group to secure their release a solid binge of aid has the latest. it's difficult to hold back their tears after would these girls have been through these are some of the hundred and children who were kidnapped last month. just took them from their school inductee town in northeastern nigeria the girls say five of their fellow students died i let you know when i was when they took us from the school we've been sitting thinking about what we might eat them we heard a gunshot everybody was confused they asked us to come to the school gate we were in the area they picked us into the vehicle and asked who were the people in fasting that they gave us a drink soup in a cake this was on the way after then they took us food there under a tree and gave us food to cook w

accept or not it has with the nation most of the one hundred ten schoolgirls who were abducted in northeast nigeria last month have been reunited with their families the girls were returned to their hometown of duchy by what appeared to be a convoy of boko haram fighters nigeria's information minister says one hundred one goals were freed at least five reportedly died in custody and a handful remain missing a u.s. resident is suing facebook and the u.k. firm cambridge analytic are protesting data without their permission cambridge analytical allegedly exploited data from fifty million users to help donald trump's presidential campaign facebook is coming under increasing pressure over the relevant revelations its c.e.o. mark zuckerberg is expected to make a statement within the next twenty four hours. a russian air strike in syria it provinces killed at least twenty two people rescue workers say most of the victims are children who died while leaving a school in village further south in eastern guta a syrian rebel group has struck a deal with the government to evacuate the town of harasta nearly two

take over leadership of the country but the one hundred ten schoolgirls who were abducted in northeast nigeria last month have been reunited with their families the girls were returned to their hometown of depth i would appear to be a convoy of boko haram fighters jerry's information minister says one hundred four girls were freed at least five reportedly died in custody a russian air strike in syria's in the province has killed at least twenty two people rescue workers say most of the victims are children who died while leaving a school in a village further south in east and go to a syrian rebel group has struck a deal with the government to evacuate the town of harasta nearly two thousand people have died in the procedure enclave since the government intensified its attacks a month ago to stay with us people in power is next thanks for watching. i am doing this on the benefit of saddam people so that they see the importance of the arab guys who witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. the u.s.a.'s constitutionally in trying to love affair with firearms has given

laura: in other news, boko haram militants have returned most of the schoolgirls abducted in northeast nigeriain february. parents say the insurgents drove into the town of dchi and dropped off at least 76 students outside the school. local media are reporting that the girls are exhausted and underfed. it is feared five of the 110 students knapped may have ed. for the first time, israel has destroying a syrian nuclear reactor in 2012 with fighter jets. he never fully acknowledge that it was behind the facility.n the syria denied it was a nuclear reactor. the strike in the desert area of noheastern syria is said to have removed an existential threat to israel and the entire region. everyone else may have had a snow day here in washi but not the federal reserve. the fed raised interest rates by a quarter of a percent. the economic outlook has strengthened, said the all-powerful economic body, and inflation is expected e up in the coming months. to explain, our business correspondent kim gittleson joins us now. is this the first of several rate rises we could see this year? many people expect tha

al-jazeera austin texas most of the one hundred ten schoolgirls were abducted a month ago in northeast nigeria have been reunited with their families the girls were released in their hometown of duchy by boko haram fighters but it's reported that six still missing nigeria's government says it agreed a temporary pause in fighting with the group to secure their release richard martin reports. of the more than a month in captivity the schoolgirls were brought to my degree to meet government ministers who helps negotiate their release many of them are suffering from the effects of their experience earlier parents who spent weeks anxious the waiting for news celebrated their daughter's return that sunday or that sunday of that letter and that was a sixteen year old i should bury was among those kidnapped from school by boko haram fighters last month that access was assuming that it was we could hear lots of gunshots in the air we were totally confused some buckle her around people into a school gate and we started to run they asked us to stop running or they would shoot us we got into some trucks a

aid workers in northeast nigeria this happened in the remote town of run near the border with cameroon outside account housing fifty five thousand people displaced by the conflict one hundred valhall from. suspected book home fighters according to the reports we have used the darkness of the night to mount this brazen attack late on thursday they used a truck mounted with guns and also rocket propelled grenades to overpower paused guarding a camp for the internally displaced people these compounds about fifty five thousand people victims of the war that has been going on now still going on between the government and book homs fighters. the u.n. has confirmed the killing of three aid workers two of them work for the international organization for migration and one a medical doctor with. unicef also a female nurse is missing and there were reports of out of four aid worker who was either killed or injured or saw the security report from the side of the government has confirmed the killing of four soldiers and four policemen without giving any details about whether civilians were more civ

joins us now from in northeast nigeria what is the mood like there now that so many of these young girls are back home. exactly generally rachel the mood here is that of happiness but also sadness of the same time i remember when this goes were taken just over a month ago one hundred ten of them were taken and only one hundred five are back with their families although they haven't formally reunited with their families because they're meeting nigerian top officials probably including the president of nigeria but there is no rest or peace of mind for the other five families who have not seen their daughters now when we arrived that she this morning we spoke to some people here who said they were told by those who brought the girls that four of the girls died on the day they were taken because of exhaustion and other related problems along the way but that is yet to be confirmed by the nigerian authorities the nigerian authorities also couldn't account for the four that were missing what we know of course is one surviving girl who is still not yet released by her captors and we are right i

many just has more from catching in northeast nigeria this is the rule boko haram fighters drove through with one hundred and four girls initially they dropped one of them in a village on their way here and then they dropped them of the one hundred and four right over there some two hundred meters away from this place and we were told by residents that one of their vehicle developed a puncture or other they have had a flat tire they changed the tires here and then they drove back they spent nearly thirty minutes in depth this particular road they came through it's the same road they used to go back to where they came from but on incidentally right over there is the home of the only girl still in captivity the home of leah sherry boone natan the family still grieving and still expecting the child now the other girls one hundred and five of them and now in abuja meeting the nigerian president and also going through psychological counseling and other medical checkups now what we are hearing from the people abducted they said they are keeping because of her faith they want her to renounce th

boko haram has killed eleven people including three un aid workers in northeast nigeria it happened in the remote town of running of the border with cameroon outside a camp housing fifty five thousand people displaced by the conflict it comes nearly two weeks after booker and kidnapped one hundred ten school girls from the town of that chin neighboring yobe a state the search for the girls has now been extended to neighboring countries. now if you're in europe this will come as no surprise the region is in the grip of a deep freeze after the so-called beast from the east a blast of siberian add that brought widespread snow and freezing conditions at the start of the week the united kingdom and ireland are now being battered by storm emma it's forced dublin airport to close and twenty four thousand homes and businesses are without power across ireland while in person the army has been called in to help rescue hundreds of drivers stuck in the snow. and gas supplies are beginning to be affected in a number of areas in ukraine people are being asked to cut usage after russia's gazprom unex

has more from adoption in northeast nigeria. the mood in the town is generally that of a gratitude and happiness that most of the goes back but also you find people who are actually still waiting for news of their daughters right now i'm standing inside the home of sherry natan who is the only girl now known to be held alive by the boko haram fighters by the way it's suspected that this is a group allied to the islamic state for west africa province she's the only girl who is still in captivity and when we came into town we spoke to a lot of people here and the reason they said what people tell us here is that the fighters who brought them back in said they are not releasing harm because she refused to renounce renounce speed and now we're here to talk with me about the mood inside the house and the expectations is a part of our nation i missed asheri to talk to was what's the feeling like in the house and the stand that the mother was and conscious when the news came in that her daughter is not among the one hundred and five th

boko haram militants have reportedly returned most of the schoolgirls abducted in northeast nigeria inn of dapchi in a convoy and dropped off at least 76 students outside the school. local media is reporting the girls are "exhausted and underfed". it's feared five of the 110 students kidnapped may have died. members of kosovo's opposition party have thrown tear gas canisters in parliament, to try to stop a controversial vote going ahead. mps were about to vote on a border agreement with montenegro, which would help kosovo gain visa—free travel to the european union, but the opposition party is against it. it's not the first time they've used tear gas in parliament to stop the vote — other protests have lead to street clashes with police. here's a question...let‘s just say you made an expensive purchase, charged it to your employer and then publicly blamed your wife — how popular would you be at home? because that's exactly how ben carson, the united states secretary of housing and urban development, has defended the purchase of a 31,000 dollar dining set for his office. mr carson has s

there, we address issues from northeast nigeria who are dealing with islamic ashes -- issues in the stategeria. we were dealing with the issue of 110 girls who were abducted. this was a group of 45 individuals. the goal is to expand this out. the measurement of success of what we have seen so far is an increased amount of learning, and being able to have a critical thinking space with their counterparts. gender, of differing religious points, dish -- issues of -- how to engage the government. >> and you have a real life trial participant because my teenage son was part of your first circle in d.c.. my son participated, and the wasg i would say gave him just an appreciation for critical thinking and doing it in an environment where he is with his peers. it was a group of young teenagers, meeting and discussing these issues, it was a discovery. for him it is something that helped him become more probing, a deeper thinker. peter: this lady here. is kristin and i worked at the bridge initiative at georgetown university. mohammed, you said that entrapment is a counterterrorism tool for law enf

top stories some of the one hundred ten schoolgirls we were telling you about who abducted in northeast nigeria they have been returned as many gees joins us on the line now from nigeria's eastern city of young black men what more can you tell us. on the on thing like that. some thirty minutes ago. because of the image of all of you called the gold are now in custody of the department of justice but because. the government. is what you call the. one hundred and goal of the good news what we understand for now is that something. may have to complete before this goes . back to the earlier reports to go. by people with respect to the members of the big. a lot of people are doubting because of the presence. it's going to buckle. when this goes just about a month ago but definitely they were too quick and there was one kind of foreigner in the goes. all right ahmed to life for us there in eastern nigeria. plenty more ahead on this news hour myanmar's the first civilian president in more than half a century quits we look at what it means for his close ally. a long war for water we're with a kenyan co

last month, an isis- affiliated faction of boko haram kidnapped 110 girls from a s boardiool in northeast nigeriaas young as 11 years old. last week, the nigeriantt government sed boarding schools in the northeastern state, and sent drones and jets to search for the girls. boko haram often marries the captives off to fighters; they've also been used as suice bombers. in 2014, the mitants abducted nearly 300 students from a school in the village of chibok, prompting an international campaign to free them. more than 50 girls escaped. about 100 more were freed last year, after the nigerian government paid a nearly $4 million ransom.me ad been forced to convert to islam and sold as sex slaves. they were beaten, starved and sexually assaulted. recently, judy woodruff sat down with two young women who were abducted in 2014, and escaped. yakaka was 15 when taken; hawa: 14. they were brought to the u.s. by a non-profit called "too yng to wed," dedicated to protecting young girls and ending child marriage. and a warning: their accounts are harrowing and disturbing, and will upset many viewers.uf >> woo ya

do that i don't think she will do that i'm going to address brings us more now from dutch in northeast nigeria. this is the rule boko haram fighters drove through with one hundred and four goals initially they dropped one of them in a village on their way here and then they dropped them of the one hundred and four right over there some two hundred meters away from this place and we were told by residents that one of their vehicle developed a puncture or other they have had a flat tire they change the tires here and then they drove back they spent nearly thirty minutes in depth to this particular road they came through it's the same road they used to go back to where they came from but on incidentally right over there is the home of the only girl still in captivity the home of leah sherry boone natan the family still grieving and still expecting the child now the other goes one hundred and five of them and now in abuja meeting the nigerian president and also going through psychological counseling and other medical checkups now what we are hearing from the people abducted they said they are keep

northeast nigeria. now at least fourteen people have been killed in a car bomb attack in the somali capital mogadishu the blast took place near a hotel on a busy road which has been the target of similar attacks in the past ten other people are thought to have been injured in the explosion the group says it carried out the attack. still to come here on al-jazeera the congress in peru debates whether to accept the president's resignation. and in sports the reigning formula one champion gets ready to face his toughest challenge of the season opening. hello the last nor'easter is blowing out but it's about that much snow on long island at the moment of course it will slowly disappear but the air this turkey in behind these stories to east to quite cold there's a system set up is just about off shore on the other side the pacific side that massive white cloud is sort of a river of rightness been falling in california and southern california in particular causing flooding as you know evacuations were require

most of the one hundred ten schoolgirls who were abducted a month ago in northeast nigeria have been reunited with their families hundred one girls were released to their hometown of by boko haram fighters but a handful of them are still missing by gerri's government says it agreed a temporary pause in fighting with the group in order to secure their release a solid binge of aid has the latest. it's difficult to hold back via tears after would be girls have been through these are some of the hundred and children who were kidnapped last month. just took them from their school and dumped she town in northeastern nigeria the girls say five of their fellow students died i will not let you know what i wanted when they took us from the school would be sitting thinking about what we might eat then we heard a gunshot everybody was. used they asked us to come to the school gate we were in the area they take us into the vehicle and asked who were the people fasting that they gave us a drink certain cake this was on the way after when they took us food there under a tree and gave us food to coo

aid workers in northeast nigeria it happened in the remote town of ran near the border with cameroon outside a camp fifty five thousand people displaced by the conflict comes nearly two weeks after book around kidnapped one hundred ten schoolgirls from the town of neighboring yobe a state search for the girls has now been extended to neighboring countries there's been a second suicide car bombing attack in two days nance somalia's capital market issue this time a suicide bomber rammed a car into a military base thirty kilometers from the city killing one soldier says it was behind both attacks. well fish oils from the five countries contributing to the african union force in somalia are discussing plans to withdraw their troops by the end of twenty twenty the force is known as amazon has been battling al shabaab for ten years it's now training local police forces for me to miller spend a day in bed it with an african in police patrol in. these local police offices a stationed at one of several high risk areas in mogadishu it's not far from the old parliament building an african union

thinking using socratic method -- islamic philosophy.person from there, we address issues from northeast nigeriaho are dealing with day-in, day-out actions of the islamic state in and boko haram. last month we were dealing with the issue of 110 girls who were abducted in dutchie. this was a group of 45 individuals. the goal is to expand this out. the measurement of success of what we have seen so far is an increased amount of learning, to apply being able critical thinking in an open space with their counterparts in northeast. so issues of gender, of differing religious points, -- viewpoints -- issues of how to engage the government itself constructive.s yaya: and you have a real life trial participant because my teenage son was part of your first circle in d.c. my son participated, and the thing i would say it gave him was just an appreciation for critical thinking and doing it in an environment where he is with his peers. right? it.all were coaching but it was a group of young teenagers, meeting and discussing these issues, it was but a discovery. for him it is something that helped him become

northeast nigeria. these fourteen people have been killed in a car bomb attack in the somali capital mogadishu the blast took place near a hotel on the busy road which has been the target of similar attacks in the past ten other people are thought to have been injured in the last beyond group al-shabaab says it carried out the attack. up to fifteen hundred fighters from the . rebel group in syria's eastern buthe and at least six thousand of their family members have agreed to leave the enclave it follows an evacuation deal brokered by russia the fighters in the town of how are expected to lay down their arms and relocate to opposition controlled it live province meanwhile in italy for those evacuation buses are heading at least forty two people were killed off the air strikes hit a market near the border with turkey many women and children into this say russian and government planes carried out the attack it live is the last remaining province in syria on the opposition controlled. and you baksh of leak

aid workers in the northeast of nigeria this happened in the remote town of run near the border with cameroon outside a camp housing fifty five thousand people displaced by the conflict mohammed val has more from a. suspected book harm fighters according to the reports we have used the darkness of the night to mount this brazen attack late on thursday they used a truck mounted with guns and also rocket propelled grenades to overpower paused guarding a camp for the internally displaced people this camp houses about fifty five thousand people victims of the war that has been going on now still going on between the government and book harm fighters. the u.n. has confirmed the killing of three aid workers two of them work for the international organization for migration and one a medical doctor with. unicef also a female nurse is missing and there were reports about of for aid worker who was either killed or injured or so the security report from the side of the government has confirmed the killing of four soldiers and four policemen without giving any details about whether civilians wer

to nigeria where most most of the hundred ten schoolgirls abducted in the northeast last month have been very united with their families vocal fighters released all but mine girls to their hometown of the government says it agreed to a temporary ceasefire with the armed group to secure the girls' release asama been job it has the latest. it's difficult to hold back their tears afterward these girls have been through these are some of the hundred in ten children who were kidnapped last month boko haram fighters took them from their school inductee town in northeastern nigeria the girls say five of their fellow students died. when they took us from the school we've been sitting thinking about what we might eat then we heard a gunshot everybody was confused they asked us to come to the school gate we were in the area they take us into the vehicle and asked who were the people fasting that then gave us a drink so cake this was on the way after when they took us food there under a tree and gave us food to cook we cooked and asian proceeded further we continued going we entered one river then

ten schoolgirls in the northeast in february has challenge that claim and prompted questions about how much progress has been made against armed groups mohammed fun and busier nigeria. a group of lawyers in australia has filed a private prosecution against me and mostly dongs on suchi she's in sydney is fond of asiana summit of southeast asian leaders lawyers are attempting to prosecute her while she is in the country on charges of crimes against humanity in relation to the treatment of me and. protests against her visit to australia are also taking place under thomas is there in sydney. this protest of about six hundred people is taking place just near where the afghan leaders are meeting both him say that leaders from their respective countries mostly cambodia vietnam me and shouldn't be here on sun suchi of course being held responsible and their eyes for the atrocities against the rangers and in parallel to their protests a legal case is now on the way he writes lawyers including allison baths and have launched an application in a melbourne colt for crimes against humanity against them is this really going to go anywhere yes we believe it will. be evidence is o

schoolgirls in the northeast in february has challenge that claim and prompted questions about how much progress has been made against armed groups mohammed fein and dizzier of nigeria. thousands of pensioners are protesting in spain asking for more money unions and retiring groups holding rallies in more than one hundred cities and towns across the country they want pension payouts to rise in line with inflation the government's defended its record saying its paid one hundred seventy billion dollars into state pensions last year. more than thirty african leaders have signed a petition aimed at protecting elephants from poaching the presidents of kenya uganda gabon and botswana leading the call for the european union to ban the sale of ivory more than half of africa's seven elephants live in those four countries. while the african elephant is the largest animal walking the planet and as the growing human population encroaches on its habitat it's a vital is under growing threat the biggest danger is coming from poaching in one thousand nine hundred there were around one point three million african elephants well now it's estimated only four hundred thousand the left

reports from nigeria say that boko haram militants have returned 76 schoolgirls abducted from dapchi in the northeastage which is come into us. we were talking about painkiller addiction earlier. a couple of people sharing their experiences. they were critical of gps and how easily they were handing it out. one guest said it was as easy as handing out sweets. this text is quite long. "ilm out sweets. this text is quite long. "i'm a practising gp of 17 years and i'm sure there is a massive problem with dependency to prescribe drugs. however, this gp bashing agenda is quite frankly scandalous. patients need to take some responsibility for their actions. falsely claiming to be in pain when they are not is a conscious decision the patient has made in an attempt to falsely obtained medications. iwould welcome a ban on prescribing many of these drugs if gps are not competent. i would direct these patients to specialist painkillers. however, the patients currently wait several months to be seen. how is this additional demand going to be met? who will deal with the patient while they're waiting months, not t