the official numbers is you have 3 somali women who succeed, to only 1 somali men. a lot of them eventually become doctors and nurses and they're a big success in my opinion, the future of that community, the women are. >> what about the younger generation? >> it's reality about these young women they are again the future of the somali community in minneapolis. >> a very strange place to find this group put thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> still ahead, putin's best financial stance for some time, that ahead. and a pretty wonderful hope for some who had a pretty dire diagnosis. >> today's data dive tallies up global finances. london's center for economics and business research, also called the cebr, released a surprising world economic table. we've all heard that china will eventually take over america's economy. now we can officially mark it up in our calendars in 15 years. that chinese takeover is a little slower than some other research shows. the imf says it was three years, and another six years. 2028 is the same year when india is expected to overtake

one, it's among the largest somali american populations in the united states.ere are strong links between that community and folks back home in the horn of africa. part of that creates a financial link. a lot of these families send remittance payments back home to their folks. a lot of the aim of that is quite innocent, to support their families back home. however, some of those dollars end up in the hands of terrorists. >> were you able to talk to some young members of the somali community in minnesota just about how this impacts them. are they seeing this happen to their friends? are they seeing the recruitment? are they feeling pressure to get involved because this is a link to their country back home or their parents' country? >> they are like kids anywhere else. they want a sense of community. they want a source of livelihood. in the current economy, too many of them aren't finding that. more than half the young somali americans in the twin cities that i talked to were unemployed. that means they are the most isolated and most likely to be targeted as recr

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i'm somali. i should fight for my government, people and family. i hope one day it can be better than it is now. >> he is one of 4,000 omarticlies trained by soldiers from the european union. trainers and soldiers alike say it hasn't been easy. now it's over. laughs and smiles. they were brought here, a hotbed for pilots. >> the european union has an interest. because it is an area that has substantial trade with europe and the stab illisation is part of thaul that process. >> at the parade ground the graduation ceremony we gins. the e.u. provided the soldiers. diplomats and generals from all those involved agreed that it's safe enough to move the program to the somali capital mogga dish u. when it started, it was very unstable. an african union force controls most of the country. the plan is one day the african union troops will leave and these men and their government will take full control. no one expects that to happen soon. in training amen did well. he was presented an award. he marches out with the other graduates. after months away they are

somali is due to hold elections in 2016 but that date could not be upheld. could lead to instability. >> some weeks the president asked the prime minister to step aside. largely in response to a crisis of confidence across somalia. a lot of somalis have become the energiesingly if unsatisfied with the prime minister, a lot of people are becoming increasingly critical. we have heard rumors of internal struggles. the president thought he needed to reshuffle, had no powers to dismiss the prime minister, the only way he could get rid of him was through a vote of no confidence. what happens from now is, the president has a period of 30 days to come up with a new prime minister and that prime minister has a further 30 days to nominate a cabinet. it is a theory this process could carry on for another two months before we get anything like a stable government. the theory is whenever you get this kind of competition for jobs in somalia there is often a period of security problems as well, because the various clans use security problems to provoke their positions. so

as somali icon talk about it. concerns us the workers in the mine and the locals is that we haven't earned anything for ten years. we don't live here there's nothing to drink here there's no drinking water these little boxes which you see surrounding us. this is where the work of the mine live in these boxes here. where does the money from the mine go i don't know. i really don't know they're a big caymans within the government. all of the west gives them goes into. the. mining exploitation company. to film in his village despite ministerial authorization. confessing to us that women regularly a miscarriage is here and that the contaminated water from the ground is surely responsible for the evils and that the dust causes serious respiratory problems especially for children. today we speak about the plundering of resources in congo because the world bank in its p.c. program initiated different reforms especially the forest code and the mining code permits for mining exploitation were granted the world bank was the

terrorist guy and any americans whose communications who are communicating with a bad somali terrorist guy will also be collected the n.s.a. is legally allowed to take three hops from any target and peer into the communications of individuals who talk to individuals who talk to individuals who talk to targets that could include millions of people including americans and then there are other ways we know for example that the n.s.a. collects. email directly from telecoms which is in the united states and we know that it every year that they may collect as much as fifty six thousand americans e-mails alexander didn't address e-mails at all and i think that they end up getting a lot more e-mails than they do phone calls but that they're collecting a lot more u.s. person and am listening to a lot more u.s. person content than they are letting on and then there was this claim made about how the n.s.a. collects data from internet companies like google and yahoo one of the snowden leaks involved. the concept that n.s.a. had tunneled into the far end data centers of major us internet providers

. >>> a mass grave containing 21 skulls has been found near a military base in somali.cutors say it contains the bodies of soldiers who opposed the former military chief. >>> libya's government is confident of resuming full oil production within the next two weeks. the oil minister made the promise after the army threatened to use force against armed protesters. a mix of militias, tribesman, and political minorities have shut down the oil fields for five months. they have been demanding a greater share of the country's oil well. >>> four somali men have been denied bail in kenya. they are accused of being involved in this the west gate shopping mall attack. >>> african and asian nations have reached a deal to crack down on the illegal trade in rivalry. the number of africanel -- elephants is declining rapidly. >> reporter: they have walked the planet for a mill lennia, now the future of these on malls is being decided here in bo botswa botswana. all 30 countries present agree to help protect africa's dwindling elephant population. >> this was unique and very important.

. >>> the l somali group of sloob, thershabaab, renewed being being being trouble here.chanted get the somalis out, the police surrounded them and prevented the situation from escalating. >> there have been several attacks in kenya sinks the government cents their forces into somalia to fight be al shabaab. mohamed says he believes criminals were behind the attacks and this his community should not be blamed. >> i'm just addressing the people that they are not get worried. we are clear and happy that the government be putting more efforts. >> whether it's criminals or organized fighters belonging to al shabaab, people are worried that there has been little clarity over these attacks. >> supporters of the be muslim m brotherhood, amil mussa, says the new charter paves the way for a civilian government to replace military rule. >>> syrian refugees, do not include children with autism. without proper care some with the condition are getting worse. >> a destitute yrnlings family s living as refugees, both need therapy at specialized centers. but there's no money to pay for i

the somali community. >> okay.ammed tahir, thank you very much for bringing us more details on that car bomb in the nairobi capital of kenya. more information as we get it, we will bring it to you. >>> more now on our top story, the funeral of nelson mandela. people in his hometown have been preparing for his return. andrew simmons has been taking a look back at what life was like for him. >> amongst 4 people in a remote land, this is where nelson man dela started out in life not much has played where children play freely and safely just as mandela did in his early years. now, like then, people live in beehive-shaped huts. his father was a chief in the kozo-speaking region. his mother was the chief's third wife. she moved her family to kanu, the place of mandela's earliest childhood rec leblingsz. at five years of age, he was a cattle hearderrder. a teacher game him the english christian name, "nelson." this was the young mandela's favorite pastime, stick fighting, sparring with branches is popular in rural south a

there's now pressure on the somali community.ortly after the explosion angry youth chanted, some chanting, "get the somalis out." the police surrounded them, keeping the situation from escalating. >> there has been several attacks since soldiers were send in in 2011. this man believes criminals were behind the attacks and the community should not be blamed. >> the people should not worry. we are happy that the government arrests the criminals. >> whether it's criminals or organised fighters people are worried there has been little clarity over the attacks. >> in india gay right activists are upholding a law saying gay sex is a crime. [ chants ] >> the decision reversed a 2009 order that decriminalized gay sex. hundreds of protesters gathered in new delhi on sunday waving flags and signs saying, "no going back", other protests took place across the country. in spain protests are growing against a law proposing strict rules against protest. 3,000 demonstrators showed up in madrid, attacking cars. the bill would impose a penalty of

. >>> somali politicians have voted to remove the president from position.he prime minister has been there for just over a year. and they'll prepare for elections due in 2016. in neighboring kenya, they say the change is expected to bring a period of instability. >> some weeks ago the president asked the prime minister to step aside. i think this was largely in response what has been a crisis of confidence across somalia. they feel at a "t" hasn't made the kinds of strides forward that they expect from this administration. we've heard rumors of internal squabbles. he had no powers to dismiss the prime minister. the only way to get rid of him was through a vote of no confidence, which is why we're seeing this now. i think we're in in a period of i can stability. the president has a period of 30 days to come up with a new prime minister, and then that prime minister has a further 30 days to nominate a cabinet. in theory this could go on for another two months. but the problem in somalia, whenever you have this competition of jobs there is often a period of sec

important business concepts like negotiation, crisis management, especially once you're boarded by the somali pirates. the way i see it, folks, there are only two things from preventing me from boarding tomorrow. one, freedom ship has not yet been built. so it's a little early to measure the drapes for my luxurious finished walls. two, by their own admission, freedom ship will be subject to international maritime law. sorry. that's too much law for this guy. even if it does allow me to gamble on white rhino and then snort the loser. so i have, oh way, it works. the ledge ens are true. okay. so i have deviced my own escape for billionaire ex-pats. stephen colbert's liberty deridgeable. finally a place where america's wealthy can take to the skies, shatter the chains of international law and find their own destiny as long as it is downwind. we'll be right back ??] . >> welcome back, everybody, my guest tonight, why do i have to pay that lady in a cop uniform to frisk me. please welcome bryan a stevenson. (cheers and applause) thanks sop much for coming on. good to see you. okay, sir, you are

mentioned mali, libya, since the revolution, kenya, where there was the attack on the shopping mall and somali where there's ongoing violence. what francis hollande was aiming for as a new partnership whereby africa would be responsible for its security with help, support and training from europe, in order to set up an african rapid force. speeding up the reaction. there has been u.n., french troops coming in to bat ad hoc african sources as if they were a dedicated african source able to deal with this problem more quickly. >> thank you. jackie rowland in paris. >> north korea has released an american war veteran it had arrested when he was on holiday. >> 85-year-old merrill newman fought in the korean war and he was visiting as a tourism. pyongyang claimed he was a war criminal that killed civilians. united states. >> i'm very glad to be on my way home. i appreciate the power the dprk has given for me to be on my way >> reporter: how do you feel now? >> i feel good >> reporter: what would i like to do first thing? >> go home and see my wife. >> vice president joe biden welcomed his relief bu

. >> the smoke is pretty nasty and you can somali a struck sense of burning plastic in the air. >> the county has mad issued a health advisory telling people with breting problems to avoid the area and firefighters asked a dialysis center to close for the day. they are investigating the owner and say he was in the middle of being foreclosed on. >> it is my understanding he was going to be in the process of moving out but they were still conducting operations. i believe the building is bank owned which is why he is moving out. we are looking into that and seeing if there was anything, anything a result of that. >> investigators went into the building and took the surveillance system interest custody and they will take a look at that. federal agents are here to help with the investigation the at this point they say it is too early to tell whether arson is to blame. the family of six stranded in the cold in the wilderness for two days will be released today after being treated for mild exposure. the man and his girlfriend and their two children and her nephew and niece were rescued yester

somalis sunni issue of national identity and nationalist. i want to forget that the ukrainian national identity as being more glory in being in the past the fact that today we hear the national anthem and the comp. holden's adults the korean nation is as an ordination as a nation that is on the dates the european center it doesn't mean that the state's national assn is so is aggressive. it just the assertion or re insertion or recall the region of the korean identity. you know what they did and what is what is national identity national identities that dd had to sit and sew one. a french philosopher said the century more than century ago. so we should not be. it radiates off of the world and the word nation in in the ukrainian case of course there's some minority which is opp more extremist and close to far right but the beast these people do not present the majority of the tools for learning at present and all people from the front door isn't that people from different social classes i hear you cannot make the revolution only with that one

i was in a neighborhood of nairobi which is that it was sizable somali community. whats not to care what the motive for the attack was this the fourth such lawsuits tuesday truck was the last two days celebrations have been held across canada the country's the fiftieth anniversary of independence the jihadist leader in money says that today's suicide attack on the un forces in the country was in retaliation for african country supports a fraud says manage the operation in money one attack in the northern city of two doll claimed the lives of two cynically soldiers serving in un peacekeeping force. mar the country is due to hold its second round of the seven elections seen as the final total to a return to democracy. the tips interim president oddly months or announce today that a referendum will be held next month on the country's amended constitution which he says will pave the way it was the creation of a mold and democratic states. the phase can take place on the fourteenth and fifteenth of january. i casted on and d'souza s this report offering a glimmer of hop

as somali icon talk about it. concerns us the workers in the mine and the locals is that we haven't earned anything for ten years. we don't live here there's nothing to drink here there's no drinking water. these little boxes which you see surrounding us. this is where the work of the mine live in these boxes here you see. where does the money from the mine go i don't know. i really don't know that they're a big caymans within the government although we all of the west gives them goes into their pockets. the mayor of said an employee of mining exploitation company does not allow us to film in his village despite ministerial authorization. we have. a neighboring mine with some villages brave the confessing to us that women regularly suffer miscarriages here and that the contaminated water from the ground supply is surely responsible for all of the evils and the dust causes serious respiratory problems especially for children. today we speak about the plundering of resources in congo because the world bank in its h

fact over six hundred millimeters of rain has fallen in at the turn of the client on indecent are somalis athens monday the looks i get this heavy rain maker will continue to pitch to the north west a condition to congratulate the team at its peak go into tomorrow said that the lease good news. albert torrens it in here we have another system just located east of israel and that continuously spending a lot of moisture tissue were in ca and parts of the staff in india and the swan could become a tropical tropical sky klein an oh so it'll continue to stay here somewhat heavy rain is likely that could certainly embrace the potential for flooding and landslides that we cope with keeping posted on the storm's progress. that would force the north its own laws. no cover over most of the china had yet to conduct founded in six months when talking about air pollution the air popper quality index could reach the highest in gansu province today unfortunately this list and will continue to stay here that means that it's windy conditions continued to milk the cream cone next in line to make federal ca

somali i can't talk about it. concerns us the workers in the mine and the locals is that we haven't learned anything for ten years. we don't live here there's nothing to drink here there's no drinking water these little boxes which you see surrounding us. this is where the work of the mine live in these boxes here. where does the money from the mine go i don't know. i really don't know they're a big caymans within the government. all of the west gives them goes into their pocket. the. mining exploitation company does not allow us to film in his village despite ministerial authorization. we have. confessing to us that women regularly a miscarriage is here and that the content. water from the ground supply is shown a responsible for all of the evils and the dust causes serious respiratory problems especially for children. today we speak about the plundering of resources in congo because the world bank in its h i p c program initiated different reforms especially the forest code in the mining code permits for mining

any yes the images in some pictures of the flooding in the somali just about six hundred fifty millimeters of rain has fallen in period at today's annual excite the brain is on i e creating the conditions are improving but a nice plan a month of rain is not welcome back at all. that crisis or a lie that we have only enough patience to stand still located east of the tree line at the new modern heavy rainfall. no one can get fifty millimeters to the hospital with undeserved but still an additional two hundred or even every confidence likely still plenty month size color and i'm going to be a very big concern across the island the cross at the american spirit we need your winter storms. one theory is located over the great lakes region bringing an additional thirty centimeters of snow across the great lakes region for the train is also possible and this was going to be named to the north east quad dropping some snowfall from oklahoma into the ohio river valley and cry at the snow we expected some freezing rain to fall sick of writing is going to be clan has the best and the last one is locat

of somali credit agency standard and poor's covered the european union's long term rating due to a lot of solidarity among the twenty eight member state. and sewers and bottled cuz of measures for thor's to autonomy rather to a new level demanding a seat at next month's international peace talks in switzerland and. biggest obstacle to true freedom of the hospital is the obstacle which is a more marked the idea that the people don't deserve a system log.

the latest allegations police notes described the conversation between the somali involving two suspected gang members but did offer to hire five thousand two dollars return for a video that shows in the air using illegal drugs ford had not been part of that or any of the wiretap conversation. wiretaps came during his year long investigation for which the track conversations and dozens of people including four explained in part time driver currently detained in tar and extortion charges it's the turn onto city council this does not have the power to fire four in its two month voted to remove much of his authority and give it to deputy mayor jon kelly was. the mm. nigel lawson has admitted using cocaine in a london court but denies he and headaches or new music that fifty three year old said she had taken cocaine on several occasions with her late first husband john died that you use it as a form of escape from throat cancer that went on to kill him in twenty oh one now years later the celebrity chef clincher ex husband charles said she drove her into using the drug again claiming he had s

and you do see people from the philippines, somali. but ethiopia primarily and different places throughout the world. and people get trafficked. not only trafficked to the country but the passport are taken. if they don't pay back their travel loan, they're not given permission to stay in the country or not given back a pass port. they sit in jail until they are able to pay back the loan or the fees the prior feels they are owed. it's a vision cycle. we were working with the people in the prison because they were victim of trafficking and they weren't able to pay in order to get back home. we're hoping question mitigate some of the things from happening to places like lebanon, middle east and globally. thank you. >> is there anything else you like to add before we conclude? >> i would just say i think we were up off to a good start here. i appreciate the attention, you, mr. chairman, and representative green have brought to the case by going out to the area. i think as we mentioned before, i just put that one last emphasis it's not ove

kenya has experienced an increase in violence over the last several years with much of it blamed on somali and rebel groups. but you. know there are the police right there clashing with several hundred demonstrators in mexico city over a recent increase in the cost of the metro fair prices have skyrocketed in the mix in the capital by up to sixty seven percent making a ticket for one of the most expensive in the world had the salaries that nobody a campaign called well i'll jump so people taking collective action by leaping over the turnstiles instead of. the protesters are blaming corruption for the high cost of trying. now this week in syria al-qaeda linked rebels reportedly abducted one hundred twenty codes from a village very close to the turkish border but the news was released on friday by the u.k. based observatory for human rights it said that all the captives were taken to an undisclosed location. a kurdish rights activist explains the reasons why kurds are being targeted by these groups of islamist rebels. they could not get civilians all from the village of north or ninety eight

different things because some of the biggest programs to collect content targeted on a foreigner say that somali guy and any americans his communications. who were communicated with that that smelly acts will also be collected this is legally allowed to take three hops from any part in peer into the communications of individuals who talk to individuals who talked individuals who talked of targets that could include millions of people including americans and then there are other ways we know for example that the nsa blacks the email directly from telecoms which the united states every minute at it every year that they may collect as much as fifty six thousand americans e mails alexander didn't address the knesset holiday in the am getting a lot more emails making phone calls the eclectic for you as person and and and listening to love for us pursue content than letting on. there was this claim and about how the nsa collects data from internet companies like google and yahoo. one of the snowdon leaks involved the concept that an essay entitled into the far end data centers of major u s internet pr

. >> a somali court has given jail time to a woman who said they was raped, and to two journalist who is reported her story. she was found guilty of offending state. it's the second time this year that people somalia have been sentenced for speaking out against rape. >>> and aid groups helping famine victims in somalia were forced to pay armed groups two years ago. if they didn't they were not allowed to help shows suffering from the famine. aid workers were forced to pay $10,000, and if they did not comply they may be forced out or maybe even attacked. the founder of the institute of policy studies, and he's joining us live from mog dire shoe. camog dear shoe. i was just looking at your summary here. little is understood how agreements were reached and the terms of the arrangements between al-shabaab and the aid agencies because it was done discretely. >> this was based on interviews with more than 80 people including the officials in office. that's the al-shabaab agency tasked with monitoring and supervising aid agencies. at the same time applying policy, al-shabaab policies on aid

it was either negotiate with al shabaab in the hopes you could reach somalis or withdraw. >> is this pattern of intimidation and extortion that exists in somalia evident in other places of world or does this just happen in somalia, if you will? >> absolutely it does. somalia is an extreme example but it is by far not the only one. in syria and yemen and pakistan and afghanistan you find similar patterns of armed groups seeking to exploit aid agencies. we did research with the taliban in afghanistan last year and we found a similar system of registering and surveilling. not having female staff or not doing girls education. and it was a really difficult thing for aid agencies in afghanistan just as it is in somalia. >> but having to pay money i imagine is even more difficult. and it's a fine line that these aid groups have to walk seeking access to areas, often means having to negotiate with al shabaab, a group that is considered a terrorist organization by countries like the united states. and so therefore, that puts these aid groups in violation of international laws. how do they dea

you have a large somali community there, with connections to shabaab. monitoring these will not be easy. you have the problem of a lot of weapons coming through africa, central african republic, libya and the rest of it. so there is the potential danger to secure all these people. >> the u.s. delegation a small part of the crowd. how much control can the u.s. secret service have, realistically? >> well, it's entirely up to the host government. the south african government has hosted u.s. presidential visits in the past. they do a good job. but, again, it's a very difficult situation. you have 100 heads of state means you have 100 armed security details for those hides of state. some of them aren't friendly. it's a very difficult situation and something that requires a lot of flexibility from the white house and the secret service because they can't do what they would normally do on a major overseas trip like this. >> speaking of flexibility, you were telling me it was an opportunity for presidents or vice presidents or whom ever to have a pull aside wit

same area last year killed nine people and led to a street battle between people kenya and people of somali> i'm extremely concerned with what is happening as a result of winter, the impact that it's haling on syrians, not just here but in neighboring countries. this is an opportunity for me to talk to the government about some of the issues that we have been addressing together. i saw the foreign minister, they were able to talk about some of the improvements that we've been able to see in terms of our corporation. i've also just been in lebanon and was able there to talk to the team about the programs we've been put in place to help people through the winter. >> now politicians are still undecided in their interim prime minister. he is not sure that he wants to take the job. an agreement was reached in october to form an independent government draft a constitution and prepare for elections. >> egypt's interim president said a referendum on the draft constitution be held next month. the vote will take place on january 14th and 15th as part of the military's transition plan for new election

. >> in late 2011, kenya's patience snapped the government orders it troops after somalis remember movementidnap several tourists. the government sold the invasion as a way of securing the country's boarders. >> but after the attack on the western shopping mall, killing more than 60 people, the policy in the affairs of the neighbors is starting to look like a wise approach. al jazeera, nigh robe by. >> all right, let's get more news from europe now. here is marian in europe. >> we are focusing on low income families in the u.k. they have having an increasingly difficult time paying for food. on monday, reported on a special new super mart, for the poor. but some nutrition fist argue that relying on ready meals has made it harder for people to feed their families on a budget. which teaches children to cook nutritious food on a tight budget. >> the children are all aged about nine, the challenge is to cook a meal for four for less than five pounds. whether that sounds like a lot f omoney depends on what part of the world you live in, but in u.k., rising food prizes mean there are many people

you have a large somali community there, with connections to shabaab. monitoring these will not be easy. you have the problem of a lot of weapons coming through africa, central african republic, libya and the rest of it. so there is the potential danger to secure all these people. >> the u.s. delegation a small part of the crowd. how much control can the u.s. secret service have, realistically? >> well, it's entirely up to the host government. the south african government has hosted u.s. presidential visits in the past. they do a good job. but, again, it's a very difficult situation. you have 100 heads of state means you have 100 armed security details for those hides of state. some of them aren't friendly. it's a very difficult situation and something that requires a lot of flexibility from the white house and the secret service because they can't do what they would normally do on a major overseas trip like this. >> speaking of flexibility, you were telling me it was an opportunity for presidents or vice presidents or whom ever to have a pull aside wit

money and a car to get the tape, we have loads of photos on this guy that they clearly -- these are somalisculated, this drug gang, were valuable and could be an insurance policy to protect them in their criminal behavior. it is so distressing to see those things. i think you're going to be back, talking about this one again. >> to be continued. >> something tells me. to be continued is the perfect tag line on this one. thank you. >>> if you live anywhere from central california to southern ohio, you probably have a big weather problem today. and the bad part is, it's probably not the worst. the worst is still to come. these scenes from northern minnesota are rationemarkable. when it comes to winter storms half an inch of ice can do a lot more damage than a big foot of snow. scenes like these from 2007 very much in the forecast today, all the way from dallas to little rock to memphis. i haven't even mentioned the brutal cold yet. jennifer gray is going to do that. she's holding down the fort. awesome years, jennifer. when there was an ice prediction, everybody went on red alert. >> it's so

a somali i can't talk about it. concerns us the workers in the mine and the locals is that we haven't learned anything for ten years and if we don't live here there's nothing to drink here there's no drinking water these little boxes which you see surrounding us. so this is where the work of the mine live in these boxes here. where does the money from the mine go i don't know. i really don't know they're a big caymans within the government although we all of the west gives them goes into their pockets. the mayor of said the old an employee of mining exploitation company does not allow us to film in his village despite ministerial authorization. we have. a neighboring mine where some villages braved the taboos confessing to us that women regularly so if a miscarriage is here and that the contaminated water from the ground supply is shown a responsible for the evils and the dust causes serious respiratory problems especially for children. today we speak about the plundering of resources in congo because the world bank

this footage gives a rare glimpse of how eritreans, somalis, west africans, and, these days, syrians crammed on board. they've all heard the stories of boats capsizing, people drowning off the italian island of lampedusa. but europe is their only hope, so they pay people smugglers $1,500 and take the risk. we met a group of eritreans in hiding in tripoli. they fled one of the most repressive and poorest countries on earth and dreamed of europe. but after a few hours at sea in august, their boat started to founder. "it was night. how could i be happy? i was scared. i can't swim. we were praying and crying." like many other vessels, their boat was rescued. they were brought to the camp of garabuli just east of tripoli. this footage shows men from another boat filing in. conditions in detention camps were bad in the time of colonel gadaffi, but now libya is lawless-- no one's accountable. the eritrean women were entering a new hell. >> ( translated ): the prison wasn't good. they separated the men and women. it wasn't good. the guards would come drunk. at night, they would take the wome

i was not on his cinematic of somali they're the ones who are funding the training program for the italian army one shows a tradition in many on the one right now instead of that it's that country and needs it depends on which we'd act like to know him that night and then other countries are joining us to help us and then as as was said the european union is the kind of ends you'll sit there and you'll just getting some money. what we have seen it's not natural and it would be a role in principle to the docks and what we see we zero in union. when we have become the new or unique august. that's not where what can work is cool parents in the top and organized on the day to day bases on the subject was different countries and then you're up to go for it and go out of the study tea in the crises we are yet even in the next five years. so your vote in favor of the fact that we had a common activity occurred and back patio between france and germany at the very moment when we haven't gotten back to your week has been dismantled. so so i appreciate until you love. joining me. you squeeze it in y

liberate its for friends of friends like me and dejected to witness the tapering of the enthusiastic somali population that was felt towards france at the start here today. mines are wondering about if we knew about the french right on. he makes this statement is true that enthusiasm we witnessed it first comes the money went to molly back in april. um the french. it's always a um a hornet's nest though when you when you go into a country with molly. what should the french done things anything different than on a new regional intervention so i think the french prime minister. i was very clear that people take the shortest possible time. but the intervention and go in get the jack is out of northern mali and then he been fairly short order. but as often is the case for these types of intervention is the kind of creeping effect that takes it takes on i'm in this difficult issue that the president cut it as referring to which is essentially a kind of bug all but sovereignty really because that's what happened and the french troops pushed out the jackets then took over when it is a joint contro

the research shows somali kids were diagnosed later, at five compared to two years old for other kidse study does not explain why the numbers are so high. the national institute of health says it will use part of a $30 million grant from the nfl to conduct research involving athletes and traumatic brain injuries, a part of the effort to study long-term effects of concussions and 12 million is used by researchers at the boston school of medicine and mt. sinai hospital in new york working to identify traumatic ct e in living patients and i has only been identified in autopsies. another $2 million will be split between six other projects and includes $100,000 foresee , seattle children hospital for athletes who receive concussion. the season is wining to a close and scrambling for spots and jessica is here with that and more. >> two games left of the regular season and things are certainly heating up for some teams. it's just a matter of jockeyi i for, playoff and that was the seize for the ravens and lions in the motor city and defending raves won the last three and detroit had lost thr