especially if they think a young man is an al shabaab member.hat's why a lot of people don't turn them in, even if they are guilty. reporter: fatuma shafi speaks from experience. her husband was a policeman, but he was shot dead by colleagues after he began searching for their son, who had disappeared. the 14-year-old was suspected of traveling to somalia to join al shabb. ththe group has s carried ot gruesome attacks in somalia and in kenya, killing and wounding hundreds. the islamists are angry at the kenyan government for supporting somalia's crackdown on al shabaab. the grgroup recruitsts along e kekenyan coast, an area pupulr withouriststs om aroununthe world. radidicalization is a huge probm here. and police respondnd wh violence. many kenyans are afraid to even enter a police station, for fear of seeming suspicious themselves. it wasn't easy to get permission to film here. officer bibiberone ganguma finay agreed. she says she became a police officer to serve society, not to work against it. her office in mombasa is a safe place for many p

they call me al-shabaab just because two of my brothers joined the group and. the pain of loss stigmatization my neighbors and no support from the government or from police. if the police suspect that there are terrorists around then they react very harshly and immediately start killing people especially if they think young man is now about men and that's why a lot of people don't tend the mean even if they kill to. try to musharraf he speaks from experience her husband was a policeman but he was shot dead by colleagues after he began searching for their son who disappeared. the fourteen year old was suspected of travelling to somalia to join al-shabaab the group has carried out gruesome attacks in somalia and in kenya killing and wounding hundreds the islamists are angry at the kenyan government for supporting somalia's crackdown on al-shabaab. the group recruits along the kenyan coast an area popular with tourists from around the world with. radicalization is a huge problem here. and police respond with violence. many kenyans are afraid to even enter a police

the fourteen year old was suspected of traveling to somalia to join al-shabaab the group has carried out gruesome attacks in somalia and in kenya killing and wounding hundreds the islamists are angry at the kenyan government for supporting somalia's crackdown on al-shabaab. the group recruits along the kenyan coast an area popular with tourists from around the world. radicalization is a huge problem here. and police respond with violence. many kenyans are afraid to even enter a police station for fear of seeming suspicious themselves. it wasn't easy to get permission to film here. officer bieber finally agreed but she says she became a police officer to serve society not to work against it to deal. with her office in mombasa is a safe place for many people especially women. she promises to help them with their problems. this should be a given but it's not always the case in kenya. that the police often have a reputation as thugs were the enemy not his friends and helpers. she was only there or they take bribes for favors an officer tries to relate to people as equals please that be b

special forces soldier has been killed in somalia after an ambush by the group al-shabaab it happened at a joint us somali smily terry outpost in the town of jim ami four other u.s. troops were injured along with another soldier rawson jordan has more from washington d.c. . on friday a u.s. soldier was killed in the southwestern part of somalia during an operation where u.s. forces were providing logistical and aerial surveillance support to somali and kenyan troops trying to clear the area of al shabaab fighters the military is saying that the combined forces came under attack at about two forty five pm local time in the town of ju mommy one of the u.s. soldiers was killed four others were injured as well as one other soldier but it's not clear whether that person was with the somali forces or with the kenyan defense forces at any rate this mission was being carried out as part of the federal government of somalia's ongoing efforts to retake control of the two thirds of its territory that are under al-shabaab and other affiliated groups control this is a long running support operatio

israeli siege israeli led siege of gaza two soldiers have been killed in somalia or numbers by al-shabaab it happened at a joint u.s. military outpost near the town of. one of those killed was a soldier from the american special operations forces mostly in jordan is live in washington d.c. forza rose tell us more about what happened. well according to officials with for calm or africa command that's the part of the u.s. military that conducts military operations in sub-saharan africa the u.s. forces were providing support alongside kenyan forces to somali troops in juba land in the southwestern part of the country they're trying to retake juba land as well as other parts of the country that are not under the central control of the government in mogadishu according to africa com officials these they were carrying out an operation several hundred troops were involved when they were ambushed by members of al shabaab and about two forty five pm local time on friday as you noted one of those killed was a u.s. soldier they have not identified the others who were injured in this attack they say

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forces kenyan forces and somali federal forces were ambushed according to the statement by al shabaab they're not identifying the u.s. soldier who was killed in this attack or identifying the other five soldiers four americans and we believe either one kenyan or one somali out soldier who were injured in this attack but this came out while they were basically trying to secure the territory from al shabaab and according to the statement this was a situation where the u.s. was providing support to somali forces who were trying to retake the two thirds of their country which is not under the federal government's control what might be a surprise if there are indeed special forces u.s. special forces in somalia. that's right in not just u.s. special forces but navy seals and other special operators operating under what's known as special operations command or so com there are about five hundred u.s. personnel in country to provide support to the federal government as it tries to shore up its security and of course given the long history of al shabaab given the history of the united states

somalia as ongoing efforts to retake control of the two thirds of its territory that are under al-shabaab and other affiliated groups control this is a long running support operation on the u.s. as part about five hundred u.s. special forces and other members of the special operations command have been deployed to that country however that number could drop in the coming months that's if the white house and the pentagon agree to reassigned some of those special forces troops to other countries where they believe that there is more of a security threat not from groups such as al shabaab but from russia and from china lebanon has ordered a freeze on the renewal of residency permits for u.n. refugee agency staff it's accuse the u.n.h.c.r. of spreading fear amongst syrian refugees about returning home turkey has the highest number of syrian refugees three and a half million according to un h.c.l. figures but it's a large country with always eighty million people jordan's government estimates it has so it is home to a point three million syrians about fourteen percent of the population which i

special forces soldier has been killed in somali after an ambush by the school about shabaab it happened at a joint. military post in the town of to mommy for the u.s. troops were in jets along with another soldier crossing jordan has more from washington on friday a u.s. soldier was killed in the southwestern part of somalia during an operation where u.s. forces were providing logistical and aerial surveillance support to somali and kenyan troops trying to clear the area of al shabaab fighters the military is saying that the combined forces came under attack at about two forty five pm local time in the town of ju mommy one of the u.s. soldiers was killed four others were injured as well as one other soldier but it's not clear whether that person was with the somali forces or with the kenyan defense forces at any rate this mission was being carried out as part of the federal government of somalia as ongoing efforts to retake control of the two thirds of its territory that are under and other affiliated groups control this is a long running support operation on the u.s. as part about five

and soar against al-shabaab in somalia. my son my son probably can't find somalia on a map and find somalia on a map and probably very few people and probably very few people even in this room know who even though all shabaab is this room know who al shabaab is it's it's going to be very very hard to gary hard to give a kid a veto proof a veto proof majority to take the name of maturity to take the name of an accused terrorist group an accused terrorist group or nation off that list or nation off that list and so and so it's going to be going to be virtually virtually impossible composite do simple to do that that the fact that we're having this that we're having this kind of kind of a conversation we're sation. about whether that whether the present president could kill americans didn't could kill americans in a mess in america america or whether or whether the present president can get engaged age and in per peck her petrol to a war in america matter how know how noble he believes that cause is speaks of he believes that

son probably can find small on a map and probably very few people even in this room know who all shabaab is came korver passes that there are no limits on war let it be known that there were at least some of us who warned. of the new bill seeks to replace the two thousand and one war authorization act it grants the president the right to include new groups on the terror list again with only having to notify congress rather than obtain its consent to the proposed law also allows the head of state to keep secret what's added to the terror list now interestingly one of the legislators behind the bill claimed that a congress has been granting a license to wage war for too long and some us media mockingly allege that legislators don't know what's in their own bill and despite the bill extending the president's war powers here's what the bill's authors think about donald trump. the president has great difficulty but for a. moment he's proven himself. unable to rise to the cage and you know who i don't trust. i wonder donald trump. donald trump doubtingly they like the idea of the president bei

probably can't find somalia on a map and probably very few people even in this room know who all shabaab is it's going to be very hard to get a veto proof majority to take the name of an accused terrorist group or nation off their list and so it's going to be virtually impossible to do that that we're having this kind of a conversation about whether the president could kill americans in america or whether the president can engage in perpetual war in a matter how noble he believes the cause is speaks volumes about how low we have sunk and believe it or not there wasn't really any of blind partisanship at this hearing bayh criticized both democratic and republican administrations for abusing presidential war powers. but senator sanders made a special appearance at the hearing and he made a very convincing argument bringing up three different instances when the u.s. intervened without congressional authorization to emphasize the need to limit presidential authority number one thousand nine hundred fifty three overthrow iran's a democratically elected leader a number two vietnam and three of

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probably can't find somalia on a map and probably very few people even in this room know who all shabaab is came for passes that there are no limits on war let it be known that there were at least some of us who warned that behind me you can see the list of the countries where the us is currently involved in military operations against our various terror groups one of the legislators who proposed the bill previously claimed that congress has extended the right to wage war for too long and some of the american media accused legislators of not being fully aware of the proposals content here's what authors of the bill were previously saying about president donald trump. the president has great difficulty but for a. moment he's proven himself. unable to rise to the occasion and you know who i don't trust. i wonder donald trump. donald trump. so they say they doubted lee they like the idea of the president being some sort of the king go to war when he wishes but you're right what a disconnect here you have these two and many others in washington calling trump in a mentally unstable and all so

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has been battling al-shabaab in somolia for more cean a decade.recent years, the pentagon has been sending in special therations forces to work with somali troops on the ground. the u.s. military now has about 500 troops in somalia. today's toll, one american killed and four wounded, are the first known combat casualties in africa since that ambush last october in niger, when four u.s. ocldiers were left dead. leff. >> glor: david, there is also a rtport tonight about chinese spying that has the pentagon's agtention. t at do we know about that? is reporter: well, this is part of the high-tech arms race between the u.s. and china. the chinese hacked into the ormputers of a navy contractor and stole hundreds of gigabytes of sensitive data dealing with submarine warfare, among other things. the hackers stole plans for a crash program to arm u.s. arbmarines with a missile that nsuld be used against chinese warships. the navy and f.b.i. are investigating, but there's no way to get the data back. the. >> glor: david martin, thank you very much. there wa

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he's also per section 5a, empowered to wage war against al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, al shabaab in somalia, ake in syria including the front, and ake in the islamic ma distridri. under section 5 the president can decide at any time to wage war against new enemies in new countries and he's supposed to let us know within 48 hours of doing so or at least supposed to let congress know. the resolution boasts about its transparency requirements, but it leaves open the possibility that the president can bury the announcement of new targets and new battlefields at a classified annex, unavailable to the general public. for my money, one of the saddest sentences in the resolution comes up front, legislative statement of purpose. the purpose much this joint resolution it says, is to reaffirm that congress, the president and the american people stand united in their resolve to defeat the taliban, al qaeda, isis and designated associated forces. whoever they might be, whenever the president decides to designate them, and even if he won't strictly tell us who they are. we pledge our lives, fo

do i want my 16-year-old going to war against al shabaab in somalia? my son probably can't find soma a map and pba kn w al ab right? room but this basically would be congress. that's not even like what the president comes up. >> right. >> this would be congress saying the united states can go to war against al shabaab in somalia. that doesn't mean just sending a drone there, here and there, right? that means if we -- if the president wants to send 200,000 troops there and go in all out house-to-house fighting as we did in afghanistan and iraq we could do that. >> all right. my time is expired. senator paul, thank you very much for calling this hearing. i thought i missed some of it but what i heard was really important and i want to thank all three of you for your efforts. thanks for being here and thanks for all you're doing. >> to put a human face on this, you might ask the families of the four soldiers who died mali chasing a herdsman. should we have discussed whether we needed to chase that herdsman, what that herdsman's threat to our national secu

special forces soldier has been killed in somalia after an ambush by the group al-shabaab it happened at a joint u.s. somalia military outpost in the town of jamal me in yemen adjourn ms has died two days after being released from detention by who the rebels anwar will cain was abducted a year ago his family told the association of yet many journalists he was tortured the u.s. president's former campaign manager is facing new obstruction charges paul manifest is accused of tampering with witnesses as he awaits trial on charges related to his foreign lobbying work special counsel robert miller has also filed obstruction charges against one of manifolds longtime russian associations and the golden state warriors have stormed to a third n.b.a. basketball title in four years they have swept aside the cleveland cavaliers want to eight to eighty five to win the best of seven series flew neel kashkari top scored with thirty seven points for the war is those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera witness. the sense of smell in the. luminol a. lot if. you live in. but if you. want to l

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forces were providing assistance in an operation against the al qaeda al shabaab. when we come back, alligator attack. a woman out walking her doors. when a witness says she was dragged away. also the undefeated contender a mile and a half away from history at this weekend's belmont stakes. >>> we're back with a grim search underway for a woman out walking her dogs when she vanished. no sign of her. just the dogs left alone by the lake and fears she might have been grabbed by an alligator. kerry sanders has late details from south florida. >> this afternoon trappers near fort lauderdale pulled a 12.5 alligator from the lake. it's where the 47-year-old was last seen walking her dogs. florida wildlife officials say they cut open the gator and found a human arm inside. >> it was a body part and it was found in the gator. so the gator has been taken in and so has the evidence. >> a witness says he saw a woman walking two dogs. a short time later, she was gone. her dogs still on leases. one of the dogs wounded. a family friend spoke to the missing woman's husband who ha

his unit was attacked on friday by al-shabaab militants. ntur other u.s.ervice units were wounded. the u.s. military now has about 500 troops in somalia working with local forces in the fight against the terror group. a massive explosion rocked a neighborhood in cleveland today. at least one person was killed. one home was destroyed. neighboring homes caught fire and had windows blown out. the cause of the blast is under investigation. people in the area said they leelled gas. an immigration battle is brewing in washington state over a federal immigration policy being used to deter illegal border crossings. immigration officials confirm more than 650 migrant children have been separated from their parents after entering the u.s. here's mireya villarreal. >> the people united, will never be divided! >> reporter: at a rally outside a federal detention center in eattle. >> cruelty to children. >> reporter: washington's governor jay inslee is fighting to stop an immigration policy heat he says unfairly removes children from their parents who reoss the board il

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special forces soldier has been killed in somalia after an ambush by the armed group al-shabaab it happened at a joint u.s. somalia military outpost in the town of jim ami four other u.s. troops were injured along with another soldier now levanon has ordered a freeze on the renewal of residency permits for u.n. refugee agency staff is accused the u.n.h.c.r. of spreading fear among syrian refugees about returning home as in a harder reports. seven years in exile in lebanon mahmoud i use is now getting ready to go back home from the syrian town of moto in the khaled region can't go back because he's not considered a security risk by the syrian government it's of the solution not every refugee can make you know we are fed up and have been humiliated the united nations told us that there are no guarantees when we get back home but we want to go back. that advice has caused tension between the un's refugee agency and the lebanese foreign ministry which says the u.n. h.c.r. is discouraging refugee returns a claim the u.n. denies it says it is carrying out its global mandate which is to provide su

troops have been there helping fight against that al qaeda affiliate known as al-shabaab. a u.s.al killed in somalia also last year. the pentagon trying to put together at this hour an official statement, trying to get word obviously to these american military families today about what has occurred. erica? >> barbara, i appreciate it. thank you. >> it has been a painful day for many of us here at cnn. like you week started our day with tough news, the death of anthony bourdain, a chef, a world traveler, an inspiration to so many. we honor his life, his passion and his love of adventure next. stay with us. your company is constantly evolving. and the decisions you make have far reaching implications. the right relationship with a corporate bank who understands your industry and your world can help you make well informed choices and stay ahead of opportunities. pnc brings you the resources of one of the nation's largest banks, and a local approach with a focus on customized insights. so you and your company are ready for today. >>> it is a tough day for a lot of people. you didn't

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an american soldier has bend killed and four wound during a terror operation in somalia. al-shabaab ising responsibility. president trump tweeting my thoughts and prayers are with the families of serviceman who was killed and his fellow servicemen who were wounded in somalia. they are truly all heroes. judge jeanine: you heard my opening statement, the liberal media rooting for america to fail and to continue with that theme, it doesn't get much more un-american than this. >> i feel like the bottom has to fall out at some point. i am hoping for it. one way you get rid of trump is a crashing economy. so please bring on the recession. sorry if that hurts people. it's either root for recession or you lose your democracy. judge jeanine: joining me, chris hahn and dan bongino. you know what? it is amazing, bring on the recession, chris. what's that about? chris: oh, i don't agree with that. i'm not rooting for him to fail in north korea. i hope he gets along better with kim jong-un than he did with justin trudeau this week. i would like to see some successes out of that summit. i think holt

the al qaeda affiliate, al-shabaab claiming responsibility.i am mike emanuel, now back to the greg gutfeld for all headlines log onto www.foxnews.com. you're watching fox news channel. greg: they've given the boot to the swimsuits. this week the ms. america pageant announced it's dropping the swimsuit portion of the contest. i think that is from price is right. they tweeted a video of a bikini going up in smoke. what are they replacing the swimsuit portion with? eight knife fight. i'm kidding. a session where contestants discuss their achievements and goals in life. that will flight right by. the evening gown portion is being revamped as well. they can wear what they choose. i wore what i wore to the prom. [laughter] anyways, i have mixed feelings on the subsisted on one hand who cares if they get rid of them. i don't need to see all that? again, isn't the swimsuit portion designed to gauge dedication to physical health. that is you are in shape. i don't know. i'm not a pageant person but if you change it to be pc why not go all in. i'm starting a pageant of my own that does just that. >>

the president decides thattal shabaab or boca harem, he'll be free to make that case to the people's representatives and secure new authorization for war in the way that the constitution envisioned. we are told in this debate, for example, in the corker kaine resolution, that numerous nonstate terrorist groups now poise a grave threat to the united states. but when the framers crafted the constitution with its initial allocation of war powers, they lived in a pretty bad neighborhood. the united states was a small frontier republican on the edge of a continent occupied by periodic grave hostile and march raiders. there were grave threats and dang remembers. nonetheless our first president george washington wasn't sure he had the authority to take offensive action against indian tribes without affirmative authorization from congress. when the framers made these decisions to limit the amount of war power that one person could exercise, i think you can argue that the threats were somewhat greater than they are today. one thing that -- that's something that john is going to talk about. ca

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it was al-shabaab that is affiliated with al-qaeda.oman who vanished while walking her dob was probably snatched and killed by an alligator and an arm was found inside of the alligator once it was captured. the 47-year-old bitten was bitten by a 12 foot and six inch gator. i am jackie and now back to hannity for all of your news. ♪ >> sean: it appears that president trump is going to take a brief hiatus in >> sean: it appears that president trump will take a hiatus in the witch hunt from mueller. i am headed to g- seven in canada and from there on i go to singapore and talk about the denuclearization. and won't be talking about the russia witch hunt hoax. and former clinton pollster and david limb bauchlt i have to say about david and victoria. i have the best lawyers in the world. if i don't say it enough the left wing media has a heart attack. david limbaugh, we know that crimes were committed here and there is an opportunity to make significant changes that will impact the entire world, our kids and grandkids and the witch hunt cont

patrol with somali troops on friday and they came under attack by the islamic extremist group, al shabaab. four other u.s. service members were wounded in the attack. >>> and breaking news overnight from los angeles where shots were fired at a house in north hollywood. this happened during a party there. seven people were injured. five of them with gunshot wounds. none in critical condition. police have no information on a suspect. >>> the cdc is telling people in five states to throw away any precut melon that they bought as a precaution against salmonella the agency says at least 60 people have been sickened by tainted melons. that happened in michigan, illinois, missouri, indiana and ohio. the contaminated fruit was sold at numerous stores including kroger and walmart. it has been recalled. >>> in guatemala, two evacuations as the volcano of fire released a new flow of burning sediment on saturday. that's a week after the initial eruption. at least 110 people have died. 200 others are still missing. experts warn that the danger is not over. >>> finally, the washington any. now they're