no conflict minerals in rwanda or conflict minerals leaving rwanda. and i'm 100% confident of that. >> with so many holes in the supply chain, how can technology companies be so certain about where their minerals are c has the tagging system made it easier to overlook what's happening on the ground? the london based advocacy group global witness pushed for the law and has played a key role in holding companies accountable. >> the law requires companies to do what is known as due diligence which is a series of supply chain checks. so the tagging is effectively a safeguard for some companies. when it comes down to actually getting your hands on your supply chain and understanding what's going on along it, that's not happening. what we have to be very careful not to do is create a scheme that's simply papering over the cracks and allowing the same networks and the same power dynamics to work but under a tag scheme. >> dan fahey says that criminal networks have already found ways to work around the tagging system. he spent two years as a u.n. investigator

no conflict minerals in rwanda or conflict minerals leaving rwanda. and i'm 100% confident of that. >> singer / songwriter natalie merchant. >> i became fully human when i became a mother. >> devoted community activist. >> people become victimized by their circumstances. >> revelations about her new solo album. >> i was just trying to make music that transferred what was in my heart to other people. >> i lived that character. >> we will be able to see change. >> this is al jazeera america live from new york. >> at 7:00 - "news roundup". tony harris gives you a fast-paced recap of the day's events. >> this is the first line of defense. >> we have an exclusive story tonight. >> then at 8:00 - john seigenthaler brings you the top stories from across america. >> the question is, will these dams hold? >> and at 9:00 - >> i'm ali velshi, on target tonight... >> ali velshi on target. digging deeper into the issues that matter. >> i'm trying to get a sense for what iranians are feeling. >> with so many holes in the supply chain, how can technology companies b

how proper storage and transport chains help cut down on food waste in rwanda. how a new app stops sell-by-dates from turning food into garbage. and why five countries open their borders to make more space for elephants. right now we could still feed the whole world with the amount of food we produce. also in india, one of the world's largest producers of fruit and vegetables. there, yields have been growing continuously in recent years. and yet more than a third of india's children are still underweight, something india's former prime minister manmohan singh called a "national shame." so of course only few indian's can afford to just throw food away, but as long as millions can't afford to store food properly, that's exactly what they are forced to do. reporter: the azadpur market in new delhi is one of asia's largest fruit and vegetable outlets. customers include local retailers, distributors, restaurant owners, and private customers. the goods sold here have often been on the road for days, travelling right across india. but now it's the monsoon season, so th

"you buy art, you are supporting children in rwanda. you buy art, you are doing a lot, because only $130 can pay the school fees of one child for the whole year" a special reception for the exhibit will be held thursday night at seven. there will be live music and performances. members of team nevada and the nevada donor network got together at the d-m-v today to celebrate the countdown to the 2016 donate life transplant games. the transplant games of america is a multi- sport festival event that celebrates organ, cornea and tissue donation. thousands of transplant recipients, living donors and donor family members from across the country transplant recipients across the country are taking part in the flag signing. the flag will return to ohio where it will fly during the opening ceremonies of the transplant games. experience to celebrate life with second chance at life and to honor our donors and their donor families." the d-m-v was chosen to because of their support of organ, eye and tissue donation. more than 99-percent of nevada's r

helping street children in rwanda. a look at how african artists are bringing their work to america ... and showcasing it in the biggest little city. nurseries are getting busy now that the warm weather is here. so which plants and flowers are best to plant now? "you're watching kolo 8 news now good morning reno with dave lawrence, amanda sanchez and lindsey matherly with your hour by hour forecast" sarah your tax refund may be arriving a little later than usual this year. noah but it may pay off for you in the long run. we'll explain... tonight a dozen different artists from all over africa are showcasing their work at a new gallery in reno this month. and as kolo 8 news now's matt vaughan explains ... the proceeds will be used to help a worthy cause. here at the potentialist workshop ... artists come together to create all different forms of art ... whether it's painting, sculpting or performing. and for one of the artists featured in this month's exhibit ... creating art allows him to make a difference in his home c

plus: >> i'm andy richardson in rwanda. to see the end of sepp blatter's reign as fifa's president. >> afghan government forces have pulled out of a second district in helmond province in just three days leaving the taliban there in control of most of the northern part of that province. now this retreat from nowzad district, after troops left the district last week, seemingly a strategic decision, fiercest battles with the taliban since 2001. >> translator: we have decided to pull our troops identities from their defensive role and get them ready for an offensive. this new move is part of a new strategy. those troops that have been pulled from the districts are still on the ground. they have not gone somewhere else. we are providing them with new training ande and equipping the. >> our man in harad, in western afghanistan. >> this is a development that doesn't bode well for afghan government and afghan security forces in their fight against the taliban according to a senior military official who asked not to be named, afgha

. >>> i'm at the african nations championship in rwanda. finding out if women's football can keep pace with the men's game. >> even though we're in here, we're still human. >> how harsh conditions affect people on both sides of the bars. >> why did scott take his own life? >> the jail. >> some people might be scared to speak out but i'm not. i'm telling the truth. >>> the u.n. security council is holding an emergency meeting in half an hour after north korea learning ad a long-range rocket into space. there's been condemnation from south korea, japan, and russia and united states. they say it is testing new missile technology. >>> haiti's outgoing president struck a deal with parliament to form an interim government less than a day before he was due to step down. it's hold the agreement will calm weeks of violent opposition protests. >> at least 29 people have died in saturday's earthquake in southern taiwan. more than 130 of still feared strapped in the rubble. rescue workers say they found signs of life under the debris of a high rise bui

he gave us more information about how smuggling takes place across the land border with rwanda. he described how minerals travel through checkpoints with impunity and, in some cases, women are paid to conceal them under their dresses. >> what happens to the minerals once they get to rwanda? >> we wanted to test if we too could buy tags on the black market. national defense that rub ishg o was talking about? >> marco rubio for president >> for g.o.p. presidential candidates being on the ground, talking veterans, listening to the issues is one of the most important tactics in their hunt for delegates u if you're a veteran or you have a family member that is serving now or in the past, can you raise your hand so we can thank you some in that's unbelievable. >> here in south carolina there are eight military bases across the state and of the nearly five million residents here, over veterans. >> the fraud at the veterans administration is beyond belief. we're going to straighten it out, but we will make the be. >> from donald trump to ted cruz, the millitary and veteran affairs has b

helping street children in rwanda. a look at how african artists are bringing their work to america ... and showcasing it in the biggest little city. nurseries are getting busy now that the warm weather is here. so which plants and flowers are best to plant now? "you're watching kolo 8 news now good morning reno with dave lawrence, amanda sanchez and lindsey matherly with your hour by hour forecast" sarah your tax refund may be arriving a little later than usual this year. noah new this morning... involving takata airbags. general motors is recalling 200-thousand saabs and saturns to replace the air bag inflators. include teh saab 9-3 from 2003 to 2011 and teh saab 9-5 from 2010 and 2011. it also includes the saturn astra from 2008 and 2009. this is just the latest in several recalls involving the airbags which can explode in a crash sending shrapnel at drivers and passengers. high pressure near the west coast will keep above average temperatures and generally light winds through tonight. a moderate winter storm will b

and the president of rwanda is very powerful in central africa, they can intervene through president very powerful in central africa, they can intervene through president paul kagame." kiboko tells me he wants a call to action, not just to the clinton's but even to president obama or others in the government, he says something must be done. he says his brother went to prison for no reason. we've got you covered live in cedar rapids, kristin kiboko tells us he worries abou his brothers health, he hs multiple bad disks in his back and diabetes. wind is keeping the temperature low in eastern iowa. let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnnckenberg now for your first forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: a mostly clear sky and a lighter wind combine for colder temperatures. lows tonight drop into the sinne digits. wind thursday morning. stray snow showers or flurries are possible during the day. a few locations may have a dusting of snow. dry weather thursday night then friday a few flurries w

and rwanda speaks to this as well, the power of organic change. you had a situation in rwanda where, because of the horrific genocide, women had to be political activists, to run the military in the post genocide. so you had women having to take on these roles. and they had to figure it out because there was really no -- there wasn't this structure put in that we need this amount of women in here. but as a result, you see their children who are the generation that are coming up now and becoming the leaders, that they learn from observation, they learn from what sort of education, you know, these women felt was important to impart, that it becomes organic. now it's not having women in for the sake of having women in. we have individuals who have seen what women had to do, and seen what sort of security concerns need to be in play and fully internalize that. and that's what's become a more security and stabilizing force. and then the other thing that it does, i think having pure gender quotas, and the respect, there are at least as many males who ca

during his five-year term in office, he oversaw peace-keeping operations in bosnia, somalia and rwanda. "unless we will receive a massive support from the donor countries, we will not able to solve the problems of rwanda." he pushed for u-n mediation in the post- cold-war era... "we are the custodians of the dream of global cooperation." but he was criticized for the u-n's lack of response in its peace- keeping role, and he often disagreed with the u-s on policy decisions. in 1996, the u-s vetoed his bid for a second term, and kofi annan was appointed to succeed him. after he left the u-n, he continued public service as chairman of an think-tank for developing nations and director of the egyptian national council of human rights. he said he wanted to continue his life's work - promoting peace. boutros boutros ghali was 93 years old. in your consumer news... general motors is recalling about 200- thousand saab and saturn cars in the u-s and canada to replace the takata air bag inflators. the recall involves the saturn astra from 2008 and 2009, as well as, the saab 9-3 from 2003 through

rwanda denies this, but some say part of the problem is that they're desperately short of funding to deal with the refugees. the refugees say they just want to be safe. malcolm webb, al jazeera, tanzania. >> after malcolm filed his report we spoke with the burundi government, who deny they're sending militia into those camps. >> i only heard of those allegations. i never heard anything of that nature before. in answer ways. in any case, anything that happens beyond the borders of burundi is not from the responsibility of the government of burundi. >> u.n. legal panels say that julian assange's movement should be respected. he sought asylum in the embassy in london in 2012, and he has not left the building sense. >> the sweet feeling of victory. that's how julian assange describes it. he savored this moment on the balcony holding up the report that said he suffered arbitrary detention. >> what right does this government or the u.s. government or the swedish government have to deny my children their father for five and a half years? >> in geneva, the spokesman said that the decision wa

one of the artists is the founder of a cultural center in rwanda that teaches different forms of art to kids. "giving education to these children, i'm hoping that since they're getting educated and they're able to do their own stuff, that rwanda will be raising up." a special reception for the exhibit will be held this thursday. there will be live music and performances. the event starts at 7 p-m at the potentialist workshop ... which is located at 836 east second street. tense moments for an alaskan airlines flight... after the plane needed to be diverted due to and many on the east coast thought they weren't going to have a wintery-like winter. turns out they were wrong. but first... lindsey matherly will be back with your complete weather now forecast. announcer: "you're watching kolo 8 news now midday, with dave lawrence and weather with more now on the messy storms dropping a dangerous mix of snow, ice and rain.. leaving 15 states on alert from north carolina all the way up to maine. the storm is being blamed for thousands of accidents and a 3- hour delayed opening for federal g

population in rwanda by virtue of the genocide was not a positive one.t was not something that the survivors certainly would have chosen or would have sought but as a result we do have this really amazing exemplar of number of seats for women in the legislature. but that didn't necessarily correlate with a -- or reflect a change in the existing social u execations, right? what we're seeing is, yes, rwanda has this fantastic number of women in the legislature and yet at the same time rwanda has a president that has consistently sought and taken and reappropriated more powers for himself at the expense of any potential change or empowerment that being a part of a legislature might otherwise conferred on this generation of women who played these fshtd first time very public, very official roles. and so what it means to have that change truly taking effect and to be long lasting is really -- has to be driven from within and it doesn't always happen the way we want or hope that it will. >> thank you. another question? well, i have one. so my question is about

during his five-year term in office, he oversaw peace-keeping operations in bosnia, somalia and rwanda. "unless we will receive a massive support from the donor countries, we will not be able to solve the problems of rwanda." he pushed for u-n mediation in "we are the custodians of the dream of global cooperation." but he was criticized for the u-n's lack of response in its peace-keeping role, and he often disagreed with the u-s on policy decisions. in 1996, the u-s vetoed his bid for a second term, and kofi annan was appointed to succeed him. after he left the u-n, he continued public service as chairman of an international think-tank for developing nations and director of the egyptian national council of human rights. he said he wanted to continue his life's work - promoting peace. boutros boutros ghali was 93 years old. trader joes says it's moving towards selling only eggs from cage free hens. right now... about 62-percent of its eggs are cage free. trader joes say that will increase to 100-percent by 20-25. the move comes amid pressure from other free... like target and mcdonalds.

from this refugee camp in neighboring rwanda and rwanda denies it and in tanzania the u.n.ernment says they are desperately short of funding to deal with the burundi refugees and the refugees say they just want a place to be safe, malcolm web. >>> a film has rare insight in the lives and culture of neglected ethnic minorities in bangladesh but censorship says it is unlikely to get played in the country it was made. >> reporter: festivals here are a rare occasion to promote movies, not just for a global audience but for bangladesh people themselves and the local cinema is in decline with crowds dwindling since the 1990s. >> the old cinema halls are dying and the new film theatres have not replaced them in this way and this is one that you cannot show to the larger audience. >> reporter: at the same time local movies have been receiving more recognition abroad but the bangladesh film with most international attention this year won't be screened at home any time soon, my bicycle the first movie in bangladesh about the indigenous communities is getting trouble getting clearance

his leadership was tested as major conflict broke out in the balkans and rwanda.es bays takes a look back at his life. >> a moment of remembrance for the man who led the united nations through some of its most difficult times. the members of the u.s. security council stood in silence to pay tribute to the sixth secretary general who has died at the age of 93. the gyms took office at a time when everyone seemed more united than any time since the start of the u.n. but it a cold war brought fresh conflict. war broke out in the balkans. the peacekeeping mission was widely criticized and did little to stop the bloodshed. as that conflict was still raging, a genocide on another continent. the u.n. and it's small peacekeeping force in rwanda unable to stop one of the word's worst atrocities in modern history, the death of hundreds of thousands of people in a matter of weeks. as secretary general, he blames some of the failings on the system, and in more recent years he continued to call for reform. this interview with al jazeera in 2009. >> we need the drastic change. w

kiboko says he believes thee clintt's are good friends with the president of rwanda who is very powerful in central africa. kiboko tells me he wants a call to action, not just to the clinton's but even to president obama or others in the governnnt, he says something must be done. he says his brother went to prison for no reason. we've got you covered live in cedar rapids kristin rogers...kwwl news. kiboko tells us he worries about his brothers ealth, he has multiple bad disks in his back and diabetes. we will have more on this story decision 2011 -- after iowa, candidates are dropping like flies - two republican presidential candidates call ther campaigns quits today... kentucky senator rand pual suspends his campaign - he placed fifth during the iowa caucuues. paul says he plans to focus on his senate relection campaign -- which he's expected to win. 2012 ioww caucus winner rick santorum is expected to dip out of the race tonight... sources for santorum say that he will also endorse a candidate after suspending his campaign. monday night he did anounce he would be skipping new hampshire

rwanda denies it. the refugees say they just want a place to be safe.m web, al jazeera, tan sa kneeia. >>> speaking to al jazeera earlier, burundi's foreign minister denies the government is sending militias into camps. >> i don't believe [ inaudible ] and i'm sure your journalist was able to reach out to the authorities in tanzania, because i believe that if there should be some activities of that nature, it would be the responsibility of the authorities in tanzania, and of course of the [ inaudible ] to address those facts. so i only heard from -- you know, of those allegations from your journalist. i have never heard anything of that nature before. in any case, in any case, anything that takes place beyond the borders of burundi is not the ponsablety of the government of burundi. >>> the israeli army has shot dead a palestinian after the army said he through a fire bomb at there. >>> julian assange has spoken just hours after u.n. panel ruled in his favor. though appeared by video link at a press conference from inside the exwa dorian embassy. >> put

. >> reporter: rwanda's national team also train at a facility funded by fifa. >> mr.id a lot for africa, and especially for rwanda, and the deliver we have, it's not the same level we had a long time -- few years ago, but we hope that the new one will be followed with some relationship between africa and the people. >> blatter's long-term ally, and presidential candidate is promising just that, and the confederation of african football has named him as their prepared candidate, but that doesn't mean that all of the candidate's countries will back him. his rival is supported by uefa, the governing body of european football, which has been hugely critical of blatter. but he is more diplomatic. >> first of all, i need to recognize, and i do that very openly, the huge work and benefits that mr. blatter has brought, in particular as well to africa, not only with the world cup, but like you said with the development programs. and i think these development programs need not to be maintained but to be increased. >> reporter: with the race almost over, africa is again poised t

support from the donor countries, we will not be able to solve the problems of rwanda. sheree: the u.s. vetoed boutros-ghali' s bid for a second term. after he left the u.n.. he continued to work for human rights in egypt. he was 93-years-old. mike: pope francis asked s violence. today the pope celebrated mass in a state, that' s a hot-bed for mexico' s drug trade. the pope told priests and nuns not to resign themselves to the corruption. instead they should fight injustice, like the spanish bishop who founded the first seminary in mexico. cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. kevin: many of us managed to dutch snow overnight. we cannot shake the chilo today. it is not still terribly bad. we are in the upper 30' s feeling warmer when we has spent several days in the teens and 20' s. it is not only going to feel warmer but it is going to be warmer in time. upper 30' s across the ohio valley. i want to take you out west where they have been doing with record-setting heat from southern california down to the set -- southwest. this is the middle of february. s, 70

. >> reporter: i'm it at the appearry can nation's champion ship in rwanda finding out if women's football can keep pace with the men's game. e. >>> haiti's president martelly is due to step down. the move keeps the country from plunging into a power vacuum after last month's election was postponed amid fears of violence. the run-off election is scheduled for april 24. our correspondent joins us from the capital. what do we know about the potential successor to martelly? >> reporter: not a whole lot, but let me point out something that the president, his term is officially over. after five years as president here. this was supposed to be a celebratory day as he handed over power to an elected successor. that is not happening. there was supposed to be a very big carnival celebration which also is not happening. the opposition is very upset about what has taken place. they are concerned there will be violence tonight. you asked about a possible successor. in the next five days the parliament is going to elect an interim president. then as you mentioned there is a timetable in april for presi

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republican debate plus: >> i am andy richardson at the african nations championship in rwanda finding out if women's football can keep pace with the men's game. >>> haiti haiti's president is due to step down to install a transitional government. it keeps the country from plunging into a power vacuum after the postponement. actually scheduled for april 24th. natasha joins me from port awe prince t we understand the presidentu prince t we understand the preside president? >> the president is here at the parl parliament flanked by many foreign dignity tardies including someone representing the u.n. the american ambassador. this was supposed to be a day in which the president ended his five-year tenure and handed over power to another president. instead, he is leaving his five years in office with a great deal of uncertainty and a lot of anger. there have been weeks of protests. we have heard a process has begun. so an agreement was reached between the parliament and the president and what will happen in this vacuum, political vamume if you will, is that the president is going to select

rwanda denies it. the refugees say they just want the place to be safe.malcolm webb, al jazeera, tanzania. >>> later we spoke to burundi said foreign minister again, this time via skype where he once again denied the government is sending militia into camps. >> i believe that if there should be some activities of that nature, it would be the responsibility of the authorities in tanzania and of the u.n. to address those facts, so i only heard from, you know, of those allegations from that you, i never heard those allegations before. anything that happens or takes place beyond the borders of burundi is not the responsibility of the government of burundi. >>> still ahead for you on the al jazeera news hour, an emergency situation in new york after a crane collapsed in the city. >> health authorities try to break an outbreak of fever leaving more than 80 dead in nigeria. >>> the decision to swap munich for manchester city. >>> the founder of wikileaks julian assange avoided being extra dated to sweden, a u.n. panel said he is entitled to compensation for arbi

report accuses the rwandan government of recruiting burundi refugees to fight in rwanda.nda denies it. >> reporter: the refugees say they just want a place to be safe. malcolm webb. al jazeera, tanzania. >> burundi's foreign minister spoke to us again, and denies the government is spending militia into camps. >> i believe if there should be some activities of that nature, it should be the responsibility of the authorities in tanzania, and the un[ inaudible ] to address those facts. so i only heard from -- you know, of those allegations from your journalist. i have never heard anything of that nature before. in any case, in any case, anything that happens or takes place beyond the borders of burundi is not the responsibility of the government of burundi. >>> wikileaks founder julian assange says he feels vindicated after a u.n. panel ruled in his favor. he has been staying at the ecuadorian embassy in london since 2012 after claiming asylum there, following a sexual assault claim against him in sweden. barnaby phillips reports from outside of the ecuadorian embassy in lond

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general henry anyidoho was deputy commander in the united nations' assistance mission for rwanda.naian contingent violated orders from the u.n. security council to withdraw and stayed with the u.n.'s beleaguered peacekeeping mission throughout the genocide. >> whawe did, which was very useful, and wh i say w i am ferring all theommander and sergeants with me, we went around everywhere. every small team we sent out to do a piece of work we made sure , there was an officer in charge of the group. so it's not like we stayed in a comfortable zone and sending out troops to go and do something risky. it was small number that became a closely-knit family and accepted the risks every day. >> anyidoho is a deeply committed peacekeeper. it pains him to hear any criticism of u.n. peacekeeping missions. >> we have scars on our hearts, on our minds. others have lost their legs. some paid the ultimate price, they died. can't people give them any credit? >> the soldiers at bundasi camp are getting ready for the mission in south sudan. it will be fraught with danger. for a poor country like ghana

how proper storage and transport chains help cut down on food waste in rwanda. how a new app stops sell-by-dates from turning food into garbage. and why five countries open their borders to make more space for elephants.

the time in office testing major conflicts in the balkans and rwanda. they led tributes saying he was a memorable leader. >> the supreme court rejected a hunger strikers request to be transferred to a palestinian hospital. the journalist has been on hunger strike for two months. he was detained without charge or trial. he is refusing supplements or the test. in fragile conditions. the newly elected parliament is trying to agree ceasefires. last year the outgovernment signed a nationwide ceasefire agreement. more than half the armed groups didn't. the ethnic diversity is part of the conflict. they are more than 150 groups across myanmar. eight have armies, and there's dozens more groups. the conflict began in 1949, soon after independence from britain. the power was concentrated in the hands of the community excluding the minorities. the country suffered on conflict since tens of thousands were killed or wound the. they have large numbers of child soldiers in the world. recent months there has been outbreaks of finals in the northern hahn state. wayne ha

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i worry about rwanda. i didn't like what went on in rwanda. don't think we should commit troops to rwanda. nor do i think we ought to try to be the peacekeepers all around the world. i intend to tell our allies that america will help make the peace, but you get to put troops on the ground to keep warring parties apart. one of the reasons we have such low morale in the military today, is because we're over-deployed and under-trained. if you talk to the men and women who wear our uniform, who are married, they're constantly being separated as a result of deployments all around the world. we've got to be very careful about when and if we commit our troops. mr. keyes: well, we can still deal. larry king: let john add. senator mccain: obviously we have too much deployment. we should have our troops coming home from bosnia. we shouldn't have gone into kosovo -- or shouldn't have stumbled into kosovo. there was no need to intervene there. but look, there's only one superpower, and that's the united states of america. and there will be times when the

following the genocide in rwanda, eric led a program to help revitalize the rwandan economy. eric is convinced that businessmen and their entrepreneurial spirit have the power to help a country attain prosperity. he also thinks that there's a lot which europe could learn from his continent, africa. >> people in africa look at europe in two different ways. i think for some people it's a place that almost looks like paradise. it's a place where you can have a job. you can get good health care. you can actually study, etc. but for others, it's also a place of very little opportunities. i think what has happened in greece is at least a very good example. the world has changed and some of the ways in which things had been being done hasn't been updated. it's a really leadership challenge for the europeans to really think very hard about to make the continent sustainable again. and i think its going to be difficult because most people are used to the comfort. my name is eric kacou and i'm co-founder and ceo of entrepreunerial solutions partners which is an advisory and investment f

massive relief operation in somalia, but he was criticized for the lack of action during conflicts in rwanda and in angola. the current u.m. chief has paid tribute. >> . >> i am deeply saddened to learn of the death of my predecessor. the late secretary general was a respected statesman, many the service of his country egypt. he was a well known scholar or international law. and brought formidable experience and intellectual power to the task of piloting the united nations, through one of the most tumultuous and challenging periods. the national assembly is debating whether to extend the state of emergency law by another three months. now, it is set to expire by the evens of next week, but it is facing resistent to some that question whether it is necessary. it comes as the band whose concert was stormed by gunman during the paris attacks stage another show in the center of the french capitol. the eagles of debt metal are performing in front of hundreds of survivors of the attacks. live now from outside the venue where that concert is taking place. i imagine this is a very emotional return f