. >>> at least 47 people have been difficult in a suspected boko haram attack in northeastern nigeriabomb explode ed in a market in the village about a hundred 35-kilometers west of the borno state capital. ahmad idris has the latest. >> reporter: the attacker want today cause maximum damage and that's exactly what happened. she targeted a very busy, rural market on a market day. and hospital sources are saying that the fatalities could rise because of severity of the injuries after that attack. now, this incident happened just as nigerian troops alongside troops from neighboring countries of nyjer, chad, cameroon are stepping up operations. over the last two months we have seen how boko haram and that tht return and completed did he braid graded by the ache you tilactivity ofthe neighbor coune changed tactics from taking the military head onto targeting soft targets like markets, churches and mosques, killing as many as they can. now, this also is coming at a time when nigh year vinnies were hopeful that they have seen the last of such attacks it's been more than a week since there w

. >>> now to northeastern nigeria where attacks by boko haram are hurting many people including the region'srs. some land owners have been forced to become farm laborers as the armed fighters impose their version of islamic law. our correspondent reports. >> reporter: earning a living as a farm hand this man earns less than $2 a day, working on someone else's farm. before boko haram fighters overran his village, he used to farm 50 heckers of his own. >> translator: you can't compare the times. look at me now, i am just a laborer, who doesn't make enough a day to feed their family. >> reporter: thousands of farming communities have been displaced by boko haram fighters. their farm lands idol and income in ruins. at the market the supply chain has been torn apart. this is the market one of the busiest in the northeast. it used to be much busier for buyers and sellers, but years of boko haram violence have displaced thousands of rural families in neighboring states effectively cutting off most of the supplies. this person has three small factories producing edible oil. two have shut the third o

sarah: a bomb blast in northeastern nigeria has killed 40 and injured dozens more. the explosion struck a market and the village 50 comal -- 50 kilometers away from the town early in the afternoon. the attack has come under suspected -- as come under suspicion of boko hurrah in the latest weeks. what is the nigerian government doing about all of this? have they revitalized their fight against the boko hurrah? -- boko hurrah -- boko her ram -- boko hurram? >> they lost a lot of the territories that they had and we observed that they changed their strategy to some kind of guerrilla warfare. we have seen an increasing number of terroristic attacks and they have been using more young women and girls to carry out the attacks as human bombs. this is definitely a new development for others have said that this does not necessarily show that the group has become stronger. sarah: we want to return to a story from earlier, the mike green crisis in greece. a correspondent is with us now, joining us for a bit of analysis. excuse me, viewers. i've just been told by my director th

dozens of people have been killed as the islamist group boko haram rated their village in northeastern nigeria. as many as 150 people were nither shot dead by the gunme or they drowned trying to escape. continue toiev trade blame over fighting in ukraine. 10 people were killed in the latest violence. vladimir putin was speaking today during which were of crimea, the territory annexed by russia last year. it is time for an update on the business news. markus karlsson is back in studio. we will start over in bangkok, because there are fears that the thai economy could end up paying a high price for yesterday's attack. markus: there are definitely fears that the economy will take a hit. in the very short term we have also seen a reaction. thai currency,e for instance, trading down in comparison to other currencies. main stock market index in bangkok also dropped on tuesday, ending 2.8% down. company, hotel airlines, and other tourism-related stocks were hard hit. it comes as thailand's prime minister says that the economy in general and the tourism industry in particular were clear targets of mon

. >> that's the biggest city in northeastern nigeria. many are children. army added it had destroyed eight boko haram group. >> late from the international athletic federation the iaaf indicating a blood samples from a third of medal winning athletes were suspicious. these are wide allegations. we will have to check them out. >> german broadcaster ard in the sunday times newspaper obtained the results of 12,000 blood tests from 5,000 athletes between 2001 and 2012. independent experts found that 800 athletes had results that would be considered suspicious under world anti-doping agency standards. the report ideas 146 medals including 55 goals at the olympics and world championships that were won by athletes now under question. the athlete personal record the manualer of it coming in should concern every athlete. being storedat with anti-doping agencies. >> the investigation reported no irregular tests involving the sportts biggest name boldt. he expressed frustration at the court's inability to move away from scandal. the iaaf president for the time period

. >>> at least 47 people have been killed and over 50 others injured in an explosion in northeastern nigeriabomber attacked a market in th the aville village. attempt to recommendingster hundreds of migrants on the greek islands of kos has resulted in chaos, police used batons and fire extinguishers to maintain order after fight broke out amongst the crowd. >>> on wednesday thousands of people will protest over an successful land redistribution scene. the zero handles initiative was launched to provide land for poor households. once their application was approved. each family would be allotted 121 square meters of land. so far, just over 10% of the applicants, and that's 36,491, have been given deeds. with even fewer receiving their plots. a report from the district which has the least amount of land allotted. >> reporter: he had never imagined being given a piece of government land would cost so much despair. with her low income and blind husband to take care of, they were prime candidates for the government scheme. >> translator: for 12 years we tried hard to get the land and we finally di

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> at least 47 people are known to have been killed in a blast in northeastern nigeria.and witnesses there have confirmed the explosion was in a market in the town in borno state. 50 people were herd. there has been no claim of responsibility for the regions where hundreds have been killed by suspected members of boca huh think rah. ahmad idris is there and september this report. >> reporter: the female suicide bomber was looking cause maximum damage and that's exactly what happened. 47 dead if 5 52 injured you can hospitals are saying the fatalities may go higher because of the severity of injuries. she targeted a very busy market. today's market lies between areas that have been attacked severely by boko haram in the past this. at that attack was coming at a time when the nigerian military alongside traps of niger, chad are stepping up their operations against boko haram. although boko haram did not claim responsibility for the attack but finger are being pointed to them. we have seen how they are resorting the use of suicide bombers and the planting of improvised expl

. >>> at least 47 people have been killed in a suspected boko haram attack in northeastern nigeria.exploded in a market in a village about 135-kilometers south of borno state capital. >> reporter: the female suicide bomber was looking to cause maximum damage and that's what happened. 47 dead and 52 injured hospital sources are saying the fatalities may go higher than already registered because of the severity of some of the injuries. she targeted a very busy market. today's market day which lies between two areas that have been attacked seven samardzija severely by boko haram in the past. these "the stream" attack was coming at a time when the military alongside niger, cam, cameroon and chad are stepping up. boko haram didn't not claim responsibility for the attack but fingers are pointings at them they have been using suicide bombers and improvised explosive device on his highways and busy locations like markets, churches and mosques killing hundreds of people over the laugh two months. the president of nigeria came to power on the promise of competing boko haram a already the mili

that's how long it has been since the girls were abducted in northeastern nigeria. 57 escaped, but nothingn heard of those left behind. the girls were taken by boko haram from their school in the middle of the night. they were preparing for their final exams, getting the kind of education that boko haram strongly opposes. outrage at the government's inability to find the girls and clamp down on boko haram has fuelled mass protests in nigeria. >> we here to urge the government to do better. we want our girls now, and alive. >> reporter: >> the campaign hashtag bring back our girls rapidly spread around the world. it drew the of big names, and became one of the biggest stories of the year. >> this unconscionable act was committed by a terrorist group determined to keep these girls from getting an education. grown men attempting to snuff out the aspirations of young girls, and i want you to know that barack has directed our government to do everything possible to support the nigerian government's efforts to find these girls and bring them home. >> but the girls are still not home. boko haram

. >> to northeastern nigeria where boko haram attacks are hurting so many people, including farmers.some of the land owners have been forced to become farm laborers, as they impose their version of islamic law. >> earning a living as a farm hand earns them less than $2 a day working on someone else's farm. before boko haram fighters overran his village, he used to farm on his own. >> i was making enough for my farms. look at me now, i am a laborer who doesn't make enough to feed their family. >> thousands of farming communities have been displaced by boko haram violence. their farmland's idle and income in ruins. at the market, the supply chain has been torn apart. june this is the grains market, one of the busiest in the northeast. it used to be much busier, but boko haram violence displaced thousands of farmers, eventually cutting off most of the supplies. >> three small factories produce edible oil perfect two are shut, the third operates occasionally. >> because of the situation in the northeast with the insurgency is seriously affecting our production. >> with a few supplies, it

at least 47 people have been killed in a suicide blast in northeastern nigeria.arker in borno state according to witnesses from the military. pro forces in yemen are making major gains it says against houthi rebels. most of the south is now held by forces loyal to the he can side president happene mansur hadi. >>> amnesty international is calling for an investigate in to u.n. troops being implicated in to a rape and killings. >>> there is fighting among hundreds of frustrated migrants the greek island. the police sprayed the crowd with fire extinguishers. the crowd demanding food and protesting against delays in getting registered. the u.n. says 124,000 migrants have a ride on the island since the beginning of this year. neave barker has more. >> reporter: it's a scene of panic and desperation. 1500 migrants were gathered until long queues to be processed. but after a long wait in the heat. scuffles started. a man collapses on the ground. this woman begins to lose consciousness. there are children here too. only a handful of police were on duty to carry out the r

particularly in some of the health damaging practices and more recently our experience in northeastern nigeriathat faith leaders are absolutely vital in assisting the increase in development of immunization services which are tragically declined over the last few years. you mentioned about kenya. you gave a good example of countries where there are great opportunities for people in government and for donors and the people who work at delivering. to actually understand each other's language. and i think there needs to be a greater appreciation, knowledge, and respect. and at the moment i am quite blunt found that lacking in international development agencies. they do not want to accept that there are people who they disagree with in their own personal lives. so i think the challenge is how do we get people to move out of their personal prejudices and work into global care, which is what we're talking about. just sort of a short answer. >> either of you like to comment? >> i'm sorry. i didn't catch your name. mark, thank you. i think there's been a bit of a change since the era that you're talki

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in news from nigeria, an explosion in a market has killed nearly 50 people tuesday in the northeastern town of sabon gari. no group has claimed responsibility for the attack, although the u.s. state , department noted that it occurred in a region that has faced a wave of recent attacks by the militant group boko haram. federal prosecutors have unveiled criminal charges against nine people accused of orchestrating a multimillion dollar insider trading hacking scheme. authorities say that stock traders partnered with ukrainian hackers to gain access to financial news releases before publication, allowing them to make insider trades worth millions. new jersey district attorney paul fishman announced the indictments tuesday. indictments, one returned here and in the district of new jersey and one in the eastern district of new york, charging a total of nine individuals, we alledge the conspirators stole more than 100,000 news releases, traded ahead of more than 800 releases, and made more than $30 million. in addition, the sec has filed a civil complaint charging those individuals and a ho