thank you for the battle were shot dead in northern mali five days ago. an online statement released by the way the group says the reporters were killed to avenge france's quote from st in mali. french troops were behind an international military operation in northern mali is here after four days of silence. a cool has finally come through. the unsalted age group linked to al qaeda north african branch tennis and the mauritania newsagency frequently contacted by extremists. they said that they are responsible for the abduction and then to see french radio journalists in northern mali on saturday this operation was a response to the day the crimes committed by fronts against the audience this is the minimum dad's old by president paul stormont and his people. in return to this new crochet this is a claim of responsibility that being taken seriously at the heart of the french governments to malta and we are currently verifying the claim was it seems plausible his previous claims of responsibility by al qaeda in the islamic mcgrath were published in a similar

two things to him it's been killed in northern mali. they had interviewed a local representative of my experience at least been fighting for independence the french government confirmed that sixty year old claude prolonged and fifty twenty oh two to the depot had been abducted in the town of two dollars and killed outside the city both worked for radio france international. they were driven out as the city. and the sixteen to meet us far far away from the stooges into his acting chops. and they took care of the french army full of the vehicle it's your right to amaze even though it's unclear who is responsible for the general staff had been rising prominence of bulky items into doll in recent months. after some commentators local commanders on the civilian point two eight tie stupid doll and ethnic separatist movement and mla. auntie this north african branch has embedded itself in northern mali is two thousand during the contest as their intended use to change the hottest and store weapons. in april two thousand and twelve pound tank b

they were killed on saturday in kidal in northern mali.tribute to the victims have been pouring in online. ever since saturday's announcement, we do professionals abroad have been inundating with messages, .xtending sympathy expressing deep sadness. french politicians across the spectrum left and center have been posting similar messages expressing outrage. they talked about barbaric and cowardly act, with the freedom to inform. users have paid tribute for ghislaine dupont and claude verlon. the rfi logo has been crossed memory the black bar in of the two journalists killed on assignment in mali. on thursday venezuelan president maduro accused twitter of carrying out what he called a massive attack on the twitter account and thousands of those longing to his followers a suspending them for no reason. hugo chavez's successor also claims to have lost over 6000 followers in the attack, which he blamed on the international right wing. comments that have sparked lively reaction online. his supporters have been posting #meaning no to fascist cou

they were both highly experienced in difficult reporting conditions traveling to northern mali despite warnings of the risks involved where rebel forces regrouped since the french military intervention earlier this year. >>> in paris, the president called the killings a despicable act. his foreign ministers described them as cold and calculated assassinations. >>> 9 months ago, the new israeli parliament was sworn in. there were a lot of familiar faces from the media. roughly 1 out of 10 members of the kinesset were former journalists. not back benchers, the leader of the country's second most popular party and the labor party both came out of the studios of channel 2. having made their careers scrutinizing the nation's politicians more and more journalists are with the help of voters infiltrating the kinesset: the father of political zinism, theodore hertz he will was a journalist. by the 1950s, much of the israeli press was dominated by party-owned newspapers with many members of the kinesset doubling as full-time writers. what is it about israeli society today that more and more jou

follow up i suppose a cyst his friends jen and is believed to be the best time in a tense in northern mali has been flown to the cap that obama had candy repatriation to fronds the deficit been described as cold blooded assassinations by france's foreign minister who's out to track down the chemist the two were lacking clarity of france in tennessee now note that all eight fifty eight an easy st de paul who was fifty one were abducted off into during the heat as it were accepted to scream their bodies were found by french patrol twelve can eat is outside kid out the best place of the top deck uprising which comes to money into chaos last year front street still has two hundred shapes in the area of this magnitude operation to drive out the prize in the triples says it with the increased security as it searches for those responsible. i am. no date has kept it till it ends that thousands of people get it to sit and support the claims that tiny sweet the european union. it comes a few weeks before a summit in lithuania. but no date but hates to sign a partnership agreement suite be used davis

. >> it's a long and bumpy ride deep into the desert of northern mali to reach the rebels. finally here is the first sign of their existence in the area. it's like a morning for the struggle they vow to persue. soon they gather to show their might. these are the fighters of the arab 340,68 movement one of thre groups that have been raging a an armed rebellion. >> we have taken up arms because of the wrong colonialism has done to us. last june three rebel movements signed an agreement leading toa general election. full trust has never situated and fighting resumed last month. >> we are not war mongers but we have decided to defend ourselves and demand our rights our rights consist of a broad at autonomy. if we are not granted that autonomy we are going to fight to the last bullet. we are going to fight to the last bullet. >> even though they call themselves the arab movement, they say their goal is to seek political autonomy for all of the components of society and they work in full coordination with the other groups. one of the issues that is bothering them is the bein accu

this has led them to three individuals named to the french authorities on the ground in northern mali is one of them a member of the minutes and group al qaeda in islamic law grad the suspects had been questioned several times since may without ever being arrested and a further twist it appears that they can for them presented themselves to the french ministry forces during the year. like many rebel fighters in northern mali these men had officially trees in reconciliation following the french ministry campaign to oust islamic minutes it's in the country they named operation says all the surprise of the reform jihadis were living in a camp belonging to the white council for the unity of as the wind. and they've been painted since its glory harmony. vaughan's with copies of them mug shots and tapes and then into these investigators managed to apprehend the suspects as they remain staunch. fda in paris issues and torn congo on as a semi nea was held at the table on amy's imitation african on the finest and often pieces among states attending. auntie janice his buddies arrived in paris o

two french journalists are abducted and killed by gunmen in northern mali, the same area where government helped defeat rebel fighters months ago. >> pakistan's government demanded a meeting with the u.s. amdas door in response to the drone attack that killed hakimullah mehsud, the leader of the pakistani taliban. they are accusing the u.s. of interfering with peace talks. >> the efforts have been ambushed. it will - it was not acquired from the front, it was an ambush. we see it as an ambush. >> the chief minister of the province is standing here with me. they have decided that god willing the assembly will pass a unanimous declaration not to allow native supply to -- nato supply to enter the province until the drone attacks are stopped. >> rosa lined joins us. what are pakistani leaders accusing the government of. >> there's two things the pakistani government is accusing the u.s. of doing. one is violating authority, launching an attack on pakistan soil without islamabad's permission. the other thing they are accused of doing is scuttling - that's the pakistani's word, an effort to bro

he vowed to keep french troops up in that area in northern mali as long as it was a threat persists and documented to be in the region in which we had this abduction and killing today. we too have very much tensions are persisting because of the very presence of those troops alongside august party movement some of which are more or less scary separatists summer unless it is their factions within the movement itself but un french troops in un peacekeeping troops in europe the mali an army and we've had violence recently posted two doll and in the surrounding region and in other elsewhere northern mali also into two. we had to identify week of clashes and we had ethan explosions sometimes you don't know who to attribute it all still up but it does underscore the fact it's a very tense region. it's very much indeed it was not a protestant school starts. another will abuse the politicians across the political spectrum and focused on the police and the concern that the future of peace talks with a title bout. icons of twenty four hours off to the top done to confirm that the anita park in th

northern mali and the people remaining are found to be ipp accessible. they can't get to them pause of the preps of heavily -- presence of heavily armed groups. we visited some of those refugees. >> the school at the refugee camp? southern mauritania should have started on 1 october. the schools are not ready. so this is where and how children spend their time. the other place is this one. at this medical center worried mothers come to seek assistance for their sick babies. the numbers of diseases is alarming m children are dying. this woman brought her sick daughter. >> he was sick, i brought him here. they five him food bags. then they stopped. i begged them to give him treatment. he refused. >> doctors without borders runs a place for malnutrition in the camp. >> since january we raved a flow of refugees in northern mali. in may the situation is to improve. we have high rates of 300 new cases every month. if nothing is done, those children may die. >> the refugees blame the organizations. >> translation: my daughter felt sick due to the lack of milk.

on sunday mohammad will report on the people who have been forced to flee the violence in northern mali. >> that too supporters of fries greece's far right golden dawn party has been shot and killed. another member is in hospital fighting for his life. it happened outside of their office. >> the men were victims of a terrorist attack. >> it was clearly a an executio. the perpetrato person that did a professional. they showed their face again to stop the rise of the golden dawn's numbers. a greek official says those involved will be punished. the murderers will be dealt with through democracy. >> john, do the police have any idea who has been behind the shooting. >> at the moment there is no claim of responsibility. when this is a ter terrorist atk that following follows a week . at the moment we still have a third victim who is in critical condition at the intensive care unit at the athen's hospital. he has been operated on but its not clear if he will surview. surview. survive. what we do know it turns out that of the two people that staged the attack only one did the actual shooting.

northern mali, and the people there are largely inaccessible because of heavily armed groups. al jazeera's correspondent visited a camp on more tainia's border with mali. >> the school here at the refugee camp in southern morey tainia should have started in october. the school is not ready. so this is where and how children spend their time. the other place is this one. at the medical center worried mothers seek assistance for sick babies. the number of cases related to malnutrition is alarming. children are dying. this woman brought her sick daughter while in grief for the death of her baby boy a year ago in similar conditions. u.d he fell sick. i brought him here. they gave him food bags. they stopped giving them, and he fell sick. i begged them to send him to another place for treatment. they refused. his health decliped and he passed away. >> doctors without borders runs a special camp. >> since january we've received a flow of refugees in northern mali and registered a high level of malnutrition among children. in may the situation improved. we have 300 now cases admitted

hamid, al jazeera, northern mali. >> reporter: let's get you some background on the situation in maliarch of 2012 in northern mali soldiers deposed the president in a military coup and frustrated for the lack of government support but the power vacuum allowed rebels to seize parts of the country. in april they declared independence but the forge between different rebels and the islam group aldeen began to unrival in june and fighters took the cities of timbuktoo and began destroying shrines, libraries and imposed strict islamic law. in january this year french and mali troops took them on, quickly recapturing the territory. then in june the interim government signed a deal with rebels which fell apart shortly after. let's bring in emanuel who is a french security analyst and joins us live from paris. thank you very much for making it on the show. now, we have just seen the main rebel movement. it may be over, but ethnic tensions and grievances still persist. are we about to see another rebellion in mali? >> well, the rebellion and the report mentioned you were asking secular rebels wh

it says it wants to punish france for conducting military operations in northern mali and the banning of wearing the full veils in public places in french. local nigerian police say the engineer was being held in the house in the city. >> he was able to escape. he got onto a bike and went to the nearest police station. a breakaway faction of nigeria's most common it -- prominent jihadist organization. >> she made history as the first e-mail president of chile. four years after leaving office, she is eyeing another term. she won the first round of the race. without the outright jordy, she needed to avoid the second round. she will face off with her childhood friend, a conservative. >> it was not the out white -- out right win she was going for, but with 47% of the vote, she is celebrating a first-round victory. with 25%, theng former labor minister beat out seven other candidates. with neither clearing 50, they will go head-to-head in a runoff election later next month. an advocate for change, the socialist candidate who was president from 2006 until 2010 wants to rewrite the constitut

employees paid tribute to to journalists at rfi killed in northern mali on friday. the bodies were repatriated early on this morning. total victory over the rebels. triumphant announcement from the democratic republic of congo. it has ended its rebellion. we have liftoff. india makes history, becoming the first asian nation to send a rocket on the 300-day long journey to mars. that rocket is now in orbit around the earth. thank you very much for joining us. we begin with what has been a minute of silence here at the for theers at rfi journalists who worked at our sister radio station in molly covering a station when the country's troubled north when they were kidnapped on sunday. you are looking at colleagues leading tributes to the journalists killed in molly. the bodies were found later on and that day on the outskirts of the city. this is the scene them the headquarters. the group ceo has been leading the tribute to our colleague. you are looking at pictures on our screens of our two colleagues killed in molly on saturday. i am joined here in the studio by our in

they say they are responsible for the two french radio journalists in northern mali saturday. >> this operation was a response to the daily crimes committed by friends -- by france against mali and's. >> is a claim of responsibility being taken seriously at the heart of the french government. >> we are currently verifying the claim, but it seems possible because previous claims of responsibility by the al qaeda and islamic my grab -- islamic my grab -- >> the journalists were shot just four days after the release of other hostages. motive remains unclear. four men have allegedly been identified thanks to a document found. two of them have been arrested according to investigators. they are currently known to investigators -- presidentto french francois hollande, the murder investigation is moving forward with french police working alongside malian security officials on the ground. at least 35 suspects in total have reportedly been arrested so far. shell,sty is accusing the biggest petroleum reduce or in nigeria, of manipulating investigations into oil spills. they say shell has wrongly

two french journalists are abducted and killed by gunmen in northern mali, the same area where government helped defeat rebel fighters months ago.

. >> the bodies of two french journalists killed on saturday in northern mali have arrived in france.he french president joins family members to meet the bodies. the journalists were killed with a rebelrview leader. armed forces have taken control of one of the country's main ports and there is concern that the country has been taken over by a drug cartel. the military is now in charge. said theynt spokesman have no response to widespread corruption by local officials. officials in new york are collecting an extraordinary amount of data, relating from parking meters to phone calls. mayor michael bloomberg released all the information by 2018, but what practical use can you make a big eta? julie has been finding out. every space in new york, information is pouring out. zeros and ones, big apple data, gathered by the city for the people. >> we will hold the whole city accountable for what we do. >> people are scared about big data. it for good, for regular people. >> the city is gathering data, processing data like never down the walls between agencies to make the city work smarter. it

northern mali and the people remaining there are found to be inaccessible due to the presence of heavily armed groups. we visited refugees on at the camp on the mauritania border. >> the school year at southern mauritania should have started on 1st october. the school is not ready. so this is where and how children spend their time. the other place is this one. at this medical center worried mothers come to seek assistance for their sick babies. the number of cases related to malnutrition is alarming. many children are dying. this woman brought her daughter for caption, while in grief -- examination, while in grief for the death of her boy. >> translation: he fell sick, they gave him food bags, it helped him. i begged them to send him to another place, they refused. his health declined until he passed away. >> doctors without borders runs a special program in the capital. >> translation: since january we received a flow of refugees and registered a high amount of malnutrition amongst children. we have high rates of up to 300 cases admitted every month. if nothing is down, they may die. >

employees paid tribute to to journalists at rfi killed in northern mali on friday. the bodies were repatriated early on this morning. total victory over the rebels. triumphant announcement from the democratic republic of congo. it has ended its rebellion. we have liftoff. india makes history, becoming the first asian nation to send a rocket on the 300-day long journey to mars. that rocket is now in orbit

victims, and the list led them to three individuals known to french authorities on the ground in northern mali, was the one of them the member of al qaeda. suspects have been questioned several times since may without being arrested. in a further twist, it appears they came forward and presented themselves to french military forces earlier in the year. like many rebel fighters in officiallyli they chose reconciliation following a french military campaign to oust islamic militants. in supposedly reformed jihadist were living in a camp. armed with copies of their mugshots and tapes of the interviews, investigators now have to apprehend the suspects as they remain at large. >> in northern china, one person has been killed and eight injured in a series of small and lotions. -- explosions. the blast was outside the provincial headquarters of the ruling communist party. security forces are also on edge over an attack in beijing last week in which three people drove through crowds to canada and -- tianenmen gate before setting their vehicle alight. >> a morning rush hour was interrupted in this busy

turning now to some other world headlines two french radio journalists have been found dead in the northern malitown of key doll they were reportedly seized in broad daylight by four men forced into a truck and driven off into the desert dollars a hotbed of ethnic tensions between toerag separatists and locals duction happened shortly after reporters had interviewed a separatist spokesman and despite the presence of around four hundred french and un peacekeepers in the town. two security officers and two inmates have been wounded in a prison fire in northern saudi arabia the blaze broke out as inmates were rioting at the facility causes of the unrest and the fire under investigation authorities have reported that order has been restored and they have brought the flames under control. the french region of britain is seen violent clashes between protesters and security forces over proposed eco tax it was due to come into force in two thousand and fourteen and to be applied to transport vehicles delivering goods around the country but later indefinitely suspended public anger continues though with

saturday were shot to death they're killing is underscored concerns about lingering in security in northern mali months after french led military intervention against islamist extremists. and many are wondering how the gunmen managed to carry out the attack so close to a town where both french troops and un soldiers are stationed the last year he dove was the center with moderate uprising against somalia's government. a french led military intervention brought the region under government control. but pockets of insurgency remains. his name to call him coach d'antoni traveled to the north eastern town to interview a local official from acquiring separatists proof of the deal falls into nasional the official told french media that after their meeting he heard a commotion outside his house and saw the journalists being bundled into a four wheel drive. it's the last time they were seen alive. two hours later their bodies were found riddled with bullets alongside the abandoned vehicle. after an emergency meeting called by the president in paris france's foreign minister blames terrorists and said fre

i recalled that all were kidnapped and shot dead in northern mali on saturday twelve suspects have been arrested in that case of farming to the attack speaking on french radio this morning the foreign minister on the news said authorities are working to find out exactly what happened. q do you right now we on the short to commit to this assassination. there are a few theories. we were talking about an hour cutting his time in the crib. when shell which has now taken on a new full quarter of the key to him. talk about seventy cents between good and this mall. carly there i'm not a precise answers to these questions of the predents who is walking these very closely. given instructions to follow the trial so that the people responsible are punished. the bodies of those two french journalists have now arrived in monaco. they are due to come home to france sometime tonight their deaths of course have come as a shock to everyone here has been kept to its sister station radio france international center on sunday reports. he sees him down as passionate about africa. this is the portrait painte

turning to some other world headlines now two french radio journalist have been found dead in the northern mali town of key doll reportedly seized in broad daylight by four men and forced into a back of a truck that drove off into the desert cadel's a hotbed of ethnic tension between toerags separatists and locals the abduction happened shortly after reporters interviewed a separate is spokesman and despite the presence of about four hundred french and u.n. peacekeepers in the town. and kosovo two local council candidates were wounded one of them fatally in separate attacks the slain politician shot in the city of sirte by an off duty police man the assailant later surrendered to police authorities report that the incident was triggered by a personal quarrel is comes as tensions remain high out of sunday's vote with more than five thousand police deployed to guard polling stations. the french region of brittany's violent clashes between protesters and security forces over proposed tax it was due to come into force in two thousand and fourteen and was to be applied to transport vehicles deliveri

also this hour two french radio journalists have been found dead in the northern mali town a kid they were reportedly seized in broad daylight by four men and forced into a truck drove away into the city's i hope but of ethnic tensions between two our executives and locals. occurred shortly after the reporters had interviewed a separatist spokesman and despite the presence of around four hundred french and un peacekeepers in the city. the british banking system is going down the drain well according to max kaiser. it's all in a day's work for this woman she opens up a manhole cover and scoops out as much slow as she can delighted by what she finds as you see she was pulling the gutter oil straight out of the sewer and then processing and giant vats of toxins and chemicals in order to create the gutter oil there's an analogy here between converting the sewer garbage into reprocess tidbits available as a combustible or yes on the street where the slop in the financial system so they take credit they take collateral that's better be used and has been sold down and resold hundreds of time

the town of kigali northern mali has become a focus of molly in a french authorities after french journalists standing for the women were killed harrison comical have reiterated their determination to step up security in the dom. bill county covers an area of nine thousand nine hundred thirteen square kilometers and is a lawless region with confusion reigns the situation in the dow is very confusing because we have troops from the mahdi army the u n force in the new smyrna and the french operations center bow. we'll slap on the group's operating instability is compounding the confusion here is a list of combat to the city after they were pushed down according to local residents commanders from the group concertina have been moving around it down since the end of september. so i ask you to all residents are ashamed by what happened at it but they feel guilty because i try to commit this act. i got up was hard to believe that soiree that he wanted my cousin to let light shade of us wanted to cooperate with the kenyan the past in that it continues today. you are a net to commit such atrocities t

oh well the faces of two french brady agenda was to be found dead in the northern mali time the kid though they were reportedly seized him for what they like platform and forced into a truck that drove away into the desert the key to open the best we can conclude that the americans got to a good chew off to the report is the use of displacement and despite the presence of around three hundred french and un peacekeepers in the city the british banking system is going down the drain well that's according to my skeleton. all in the days when this woman she opens up a manhole cover and sticks out to snopes now she can tell i stick by what she finds scc she was pulling the gutter oil straight out of the sewer and then processing and die and that's in the toxins and chemicals in order to create the gutter while there's an analogy here between concerning the sewer garbage that slot into re processed today it's available as a combustible aren't yet on the street with a slop in the financial system generates a credit they take collateral that's been abused has been sold and resold hundreds of times

retaliate against them about it that's the french operation aimed at displacing jihadists from northern mali and you'll remember that al qaeda in islamic background in its communique. the vet tech claimed responsibility for them to a faulty colleagues fr radio france international spoke of president owns crusaders staying with its pitch moving and fiddle with what inferences of the four of the soviet union president animals it's had a huge effect let's take a listen to jazz quartet from north africa risk consulting and speaking to me. awesome job interview. since the collapse of that the regime. back in two thousand eleven. umm think about these weapons stockpiles were rated of the weapons were then taken by militias some of them were sold. they float across borders and to be there in somali of the making eir way into the hands of attorneys in japan these namely the pop up in that the brigade on the heading eastward spin to egypt's ahmed heading further south into somalia. see a massive outflow of weapons ban from the dhb east and the sow and counter terrorism experts say that but come aroun

france invaded northern mali earlier this year to fight rebel forces. claims president obama's campaign team consider replacing vice president joe biden with hillary clinton for obama's bid to win reelection. the idea was reportedly discussed, but ultimately abandoned because it would significantly improve obama's chances. at the white house, press secretary jay carney said obama never consider dropping biden from the ticket. >> what i can tell you without a doubt is that the president never considered that and had anyone brought that idea to him, he wouldn't have -- would have laughed at out of the room. >> on sunday, president obama campaign in virginia for democratic candidate terry mcauliffe ahead of tuesday's gubernatorial election. he is squaring off against republican convention alley, virginia's attorney general. obama seized on the anti-to the recent government shutdown in his remarks. >> you have seen some extreme faction of the republican party that has shown again and again and again that they are willing to hijack the entire party and the c

they were abducted and shot dead in northern mali on saturday.rench counterterrorism experts are expected to arrive in the country shortly, and fran's fras foreign minister is on their w way. >>> protesting against migrants who they accuse of causing crime and taking their jobs. in moscow is the report. [ protesters ] >> reporter: it's supposed to mark the victory of the russian resistence in 1612 against polish and lithuanian troops in the city. here there were calls to save russia, kill the migrants. the sentiments expressed by those taking part were all equally streamed. >> we are russians. we have to stand together. i'm russian and i live on the russian soil. i don't mind the muslim people if they live in their own countries. people who have their own country, they shouldn't be on russian orthodox soil in such large numbers. >> the russian authorities designated a suburb for the march and it was heavily policed. they estimate the march 8,000, far fewer the 30,000 the organizers had hoped would attend. as you can see the numbers here have been

. >>> we report from northern mali where more rebel fighters are talking war, not peace. >>> plus. >>'m daniel in canada, and i'll be reporting on a new and growing trick to bee keeping of all bees in this part of the country. ♪ >> the pakistani taliban has named it's new leader just hours after a drone strike killed it's former spanner. he is khan said. he takes over by the previous leader who was wanted by the united states. >>> the taliban are vowing a wave of suicide bombs in revenge of its leaders. we will be live in islamabad with more on that, but first this report. masood had just finished with meetings when his compound was hit by a drone. the united states had been looking for masood for years. he posed with a jordanian suicide-bomber, now they have got their man. >> he was a man of great strategic military and tractcal skills. we don't want to romancize what he did. he was a formidableed adversa. they will not be pleased that he was killed by a drone strike. >> they could moderate their position now that masood is dead. >> he was one of those in the group who really pushed

. >> two french journalists are abducted and killed in northern mali. the same area where the government helped to defeat those fighters months ago. . >>> pakistan's enemy number one is dead. hakimullah mehsud was killed in a u.s. drone strike along with four others. but the pakistani government and politicians are denouncing the killing, saying the strike derailed planned peace talks. >> the efforts have been ambushed. it was not acquired from the front. it was an ambush. we see it as an ambush. >> pakistani taliban fighters secretly buried their leader on saturday, but vowed a wave of rerevenge suicide bombings. some pakistani lawmakers are demanding that u.s. supply lines into afghanistan be blocked as a response. >> the chief minister is standing here with me. they have decided that god willing the assembly will pass a unanimous declaration not to allow nato supply to enter the province until the drone attacks have been stopped. >> rosalind jordan joins us from washington with more on this. what are pakistani leaders accusing the u.s. government of?

responsibility for killing two journalists, the french journalists were kidnapped and killed in northern mali. a website said it received the claim from the islamic group. mali is a former french colony. the french sent troops to retake territory from the rebels. >> health care dot.gov needs hundreds of fixes, but there is no need to delay the medical insurance enrollment process. that is the message kathleen sebelius took to capitol hill yesterday. she had to do more than defend the law. she had to defend herself. >> your main goal should have been to protect americans to lessen their risk and ensure their safety, but in your zeal to implement this law, nothing would implement you from deterring the changes. you said america should hold you accountable, which is why to do, madam secretary, i repeat my request for you to resign. >> sebelius offered no resignation and fought off the call for a delay to the rollout of obamacare. >> some have asked why not delay implementation of the new law until all of the problems are fixed, and there's a pretty straight forward answer. delaying the affordabl

and you're saying in part one of our discussion friends who suppose to draw down its presence in northern mali by the end of the year that drawdown though hasn't done as fast as first thought more now with all of her family. following a brutal double murder there are no question marks over the security and keep down in northern mallee. she's been to poland told their own were abducted in a city where french and un troops have been stationed since it is fair. france's foreign minister no idea said after a meeting with francois gone someday. but security with the titans. the fool who use the new. dude must be stressed that security measures he has the eye area and in neighboring areas the teacher that when it was national's use all published last week. the bsu. they include occurred. the second in command of the un forces and nani told frost uncapped he just doesn't have the equipment to patrol the north of the country an area the size of france the torrent of people does the dawn of the room it means to transport the reasons are clueless. oh well good luck but the adf. the new system you have b

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journalists killed in mali have been repatriated and they were obducted and murdered in saturday in northern maliies found near the town and they were escorted from the mali capitol in a military ceremony and militants linked to al-qaeda and they sent troops to stop the rebellion and want to find out who killed the journalists. the murder rate is 6 times higher than in the continental u.s. in the first installment of a three-part series andy gallagher found out what is being done to stop the violence. >> on the outskirts of san-juan say good to a resident and they have been on the corner for years selling lottery tickets and he was shot and killed for the few dollars in his pocket and this is in a neighborhood many consider safe. >> we lost a friend, a good father and really good person that helped everybody. and we are very, very sad that our country. >> reporter: with a murder rate six times out of the congenital united states most people here feel powerless to stop a crime wave that permeated every part of the island and they are trying to secure the borders and last year it led to the arrests

there is a new fighting in the northern rebel stronghold. malis trying to rebuild after a coup coups last year. >> we are joined now by monday d who has just returned from mali. this statement from some rebel leaders applies to all of them. what are you hearing? >> that is actually two members of the leadership have given those estimates t statements tos organizations. and that was taken up by the media overnight. and just a few hours ago weigh e learlearned from our producer tt the two men are staying for the moment. this does not represent the point of view of the leadership for does it represent the official communication from the leadership. some of the high ranking members of the leadership reacted angrily saying they don't represent the organization. we can understand, you know, that these people have reacted to questions from the president two days after the shooting at the khadr airport where two people were wounded and would killed. they were protesting peacefully over the arrival of the mali prime minister. the situation is tense there

northern rebel stronghold. protesters blocked a visit by the prime minister there thursday. malis trying to rebuild its democratic system, leading to rebel groups taking control of the north. >> the problems that cause the unrest have not been rely solved. >> it is a reminder that, you know, this path to peace is difficult in mali. there are many assumptions that a military intervention from the french and malian forces would resolve the crisis. there are political and economic issues that need to be addressed. the largely marginalised community has felt neglected, and so the root causes of the crisis remain in spite of the intervention, in spite of the elections, the root causes have not been addressed. now is the time to re double effort, to build firm the path to peace, to raise the voices of the peace activists, of the faith-based leaders, musicians who are calling for long-term resolution of the crisis. i think clearly their voices need to be expanded and amplified. >> africa has made great gains in the fight against aides. under president obama funds have been reduced and h

journalists have been killed on assignment in mali france's foreign ministry said the reporters from radio france international were kidnapped by gunmen in the northern town of kid all the victims' bodies were later found outside the town with multiple gunshot wounds the radio networks on the two had just interviewed a local official much fluoride separate escort. two germans kidnapped eleven on had been released only to be a west end by police lebanese state media report they are suspected of involvement in drug trafficking. they were seized friday by gunmen in the eastern bekaa valley area as a popular tourist destination but also home to powerful armed clans. some of which are involved in drug smuggling. one report said the two men. ending the dispute over a drug deal there've been more protests in cairo ahead of the trial of deposed president muhammad more see his muslim brotherhood supporters say he still eats its legitimate world ler. he's been tried on charges relating to the deaths of protesters when he was still president the new military backed government says it'll have twenty thousand police officers on duty in the trial begins tomorrow.

across the border in northern mally, members of the national movement and their allies are in a permanent state of readiness. [ shouting ] >> translator: maliills and jails our shep arsd and forces us to pay ransom just like al-qaeda does to europeans. >> reporter: a peace agreement with the malian government stipulated that the rebels gather in certain areas and store their weapons in return for guarantees that the army would not attack them. but the rebels say they violated that agreement last month. >> translator: we respected the peace agreement fully, but the moll -- malian army attacked us. >> reporter: the alleged violations seem to have motivated the rebels in their fight for an independent state. they seem to believe the idea of an independent state in the north is now a remote possibility in the future, but if you ask people on the ground and these rebels behind me, they tell you they can't accept anything less than total independence. deep in the bush, the rebels are entrenched and embracing for the next fight. for them the truce with mali is too shaky to rely on. they lead difficult lives, having to friend for themselves in the

. >> leaders in mali hope to stop a resurgence of terror attacks across the northern border. the rebels accuse of army of ethnic cleansing in an area they hope to turn into a state. fighters vow to fight on. >> it's a source of deep anger among the rebels, civilians crossing the border every week with stories of torture and killing, being beaten in chains and verbally abused. they say soldiers accused them of being rebels and held them. one colleague is in a critical condition and being treated in a local medical center. across the border, members of the national movement liberation and allies in the high council are in a permanent state of readiness. >> we are forced to pay ransom for them just like al-qaeda does for europeans. they can arrest only innocent, unarmed civilians, but showcase them as we believes or terrorists. >> a peace groom with the government that was signed in june stipulated that the rebels gather in specific areas and store their weapons in return for guarantees that the army would not attack them, but the rebels say the army violated that deal last mont