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these troops and twenty three and walnuts and on the outside your country like south africa malawi tanzania where they were ready to provide troops for the support that on this and that there is a factor. the fact that the committees on me too cold to avoid the un decided to go on the oensive and that that early show when there was no mean like in congo was defeated a few months a suddenly he's able to fly it's because somebody. i think the cullens off for home grown to really take care of the saw me and so they were supported by the un and supported by the golan and that's probably what's reach the picture done many many times in the past the un in eastern congo has been accused of acidity in some cases they've been instances of um wrongdoings of corruption ororse by some of those u n peacekeepers into been there over the years. in this case is that this is the precedents his use of force intervention brigade and it is a precedent in congo i'm missing you and there was the same idea and the same force in on key fob in boston where the british and the french at that time decided that enough

scotland yard reveals, the two suspects, a man and a woman, both aged 67, are from india and tanzania but have been living in britain since 1960s. two of the victims told police they met the male suspect in south london and began living together in what investigators described as a collective rve a sort of commune. what happened next is at the core of the investigation. detectives say the victims, including the younger, 30-year-old woman, were forced to stairks beaten, and brainwashed. >> well if it involved handcuffs, there's a very good explanation of this, because people feel they're controlled. people feel they have to do as they're told. >> reporter: authorities have surveillance on the apartment for weeks before making the arrest earlier this week. there's been a police presence outside this residence dr most of the day. investigators say they spent 12 hours searching the house yesterday, gathering 55 bags of evidence and 2500 exhibits. residents we spoke to said they had no clue what was going on. do either one of you recall seeing the peek pooem in there? >> i have never seen

or mary in tanzania, who is 10 years old, and she says, "i want to be a pilot when i grow up so i can fly to bangladesh, the united states, and send money back to my mother so she can learn how to speak english." it's nose sort of moments that really make you think this can work. >> brown: okay david risher of world reader, thanks so much. >> thank you, jeff, it's great to be here. >> sreenivasan: we look now at some out of this world images. for ten years, the cassini spacecraft has captured arresting snapshots from saturn and this month took a picture of earth from the backside of the ringed planet. judy recently talked to carolyn porco, the leader of the cassini imaging team at the space science institute in boulder, colorado. >> woodruff: carolyn porco, welcome. first of all, refresh us on what the cassini mission launched back in 1997 was supposed to accomplish? what was it all about? >> the cassini mission was all about a comprehensive investigation of saturn and everything? the saturn system, and it's been a mission that's been done jointly with the europeans. as you said, we l

. >> some underwater room at the resort off tanzania includes a rooftop deck, bathroom and a lounge area. that's all at sea level. but the bedroom is downstairs among the fish. take a look. it will cost you $1,500 a night for a double and $900 for a single. the resort is popular with divers because of the coral reef around the african island. looks beautiful. but i don't know. >> not a lot of privacy. you get a diver coming by, you know. >> the fish are looking at you. >> just fish. >> i feel like you're in the zoo, they're looking at you! [ laughter ] >> let's talk weather. we have our first cold front to come through in quite a while. we are starting to see clouds moving in overhead over coit tower. guess what! tonight, expecting some raindrops outside. probably late tonight after midnight early tomorrow morning. a chance of some rain, rain and showers possibly through wednesday. but by next weekend -- >> look at the weekend! the rain will be fun before then. thank you. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> katie: you protected me. >> brooke: bill has hurt you e

symonds off all common tanzania by symmetry in the small town committee on this is a notable diligence on gun shows. some believe may have lived have more than two thousand years ago. but they left the country by the masa is mostly for the new state what i got to the end of this week's episode of the hottest on the part i and my sunnah and taking idiot we will be back next week with my news and views from the funnest on that but in the hall. rule. sent this to simply close the necessity and is visited at auction as part of his trip to israel last month. the dentist on to match made in the sand to frame. austin lane. it's an empty net. in a statement the sense that it's a respect for history underscores the need for such an audience that in mind to be one of the stuff that beset by the wrong added that humanity must be taken into detention at that such tragedies. the president of sadness. yet this meant that england have seen yet that use them. that was on his official visit to cyprus. his recent election in the middle of it said the economic crisis and that the defendants in the region

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the in the fire is the pro provinces and now works if i love them at least one attack in tanzania little time we left mom a lot of these the artworks from the cornelius garlic collection apparently came from france. yep that's right that says france is missing some of it i went in to cnn and getting outside. this not that i don't know why i can't tell you it at the moment if its possible on maths because that different opinions and at this moment that but yes fronds was one of the country is on to the country when the then it's you which number two of us. what an odd mix puma pilates on confiscated. so i'm at yes this is including some collins colorado is not the fountain and leak that was daddy maxis and this one might tease them and the indigenous take to feast on all of them and put a photo in his book down from two thousand guam and this this and this painting is in the ankle its critics. so maybe going back someday very briefly at christina complex question. do you think that some of the eight galleries museums in france even know who might have artworks that were stolen or confisca

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he is on the telephone with peace corps volunteers in tanzan tanzania.orps. earlier on monday, the president joining former president bill clinton and their spouses, making the trip across the potomac over the memorial bridge to the eternal flame where john -- john f. kennedy was laid to rest. and this is how most people got their information in 1963, and it really does send a chill down one's spine when you can appreciate, when you read these accounts, the grief, the shock, the disbelief, really, the chaotic questions surrounding the line of succession. the new president lyndon johnson was set to address congress. oswald shot to death is the third item down here. which gives you an idea of those tumultuous events. >> mike thank you very much. and we turn from mike viqueira in washington to a simple statement of fact here in new york. how much has changed since the death of john f. kennedy. the fact that i'm sitting here with our current guest is actually perhaps the biggest change. civil rights was only on the table at the time of his assassination. we'

he participated in a video conference with peace corps volunteers in tanzania and declared today a day of remembrance. nbc news presidential historian michael beschloss joins me here and tony sabato, author of kennedy half century and reed epstein reporter for politico. when you look at these pictures and images coming in, michael, i'll start with you here, being a texan, as i explained to you my entire life, you go through this area and you realize that dallas struggled with how to remember what happened. these are images of boston right now but dallas greatly struggled on how to accept what happened on its door step. >> even the dallas cowboys which have been scheduled to play a game that weekend, which they actually did, not only were they worried about the fact that people would be angry at them or fr worried violence would be done by those angry at dallas. we were showing that image from the kennedy library. dallas wanted to get away from talking about the assassination, so has the kennedy library of jacqueline kennedy. this is a change in both cases. >> let's look at the time lin

here's pictures of a new hotel at a scuba diving resort off the coast of tanzania in eastern africa.udes a rooftop deck and a sea level lounge area. the bedroom is underwater. there's the view from the window. it's a place where you can really sleep with the fishes and wake up to tell bit. how much, you ask? $1,500 a night for two. >>> okay, a man who owns three strip clubs in detroit is showing his disgust for a man who stole his wife. alan bought the house next to the one that his ex-wife and her new boyfriend are leaving in. he erected a bronze statue of the middle finger on his patio. a photo twitter is getting quite a reaction. >> revenge is bittersweet. >> you would be okay if your ex- boyfriend did to me? >> no, of course i wouldn't be okay with it. but you're asking what he thought. >> the statue is facing the neighbor's home and spotlights make it visible all hours. >> he's saying he's number one. >>> coming back, there could be a quarterback controversy brewing in oakland. we'll show you why. >>> the saints and the 49ers, highlights coming up next in sports wrap. we'll be r

a woman from tanzania and one from india.hey met the two older victims in this case in the 1960s, had a shared political ideology. they formed some sort of collective, but how it went from being a collective to having these women suddenly being under the complete control allegedly of this couple is what police are trying to understand. they have also told the press that they now have the birth certificate of the youngest victim, a 30-year-old woman. that's the only record they have of her. they believe she was effectively born into servitude, fredricka. >> and atika, do they know the 30-year-old that was born into servitude, was it birthed by any of the women in the house there or how did she get there? >> they're not saying yet. that is something that they're looking at, whether it is possible that the 57-year-old irish woman, for example, could be the mother, could the men, the suspect in the couple, could be the father. we don't know yet. police aren't giving us the details. they're saying they're trying to untangle the re

the libyan government that had gone in to capture who was captured in the bombings in kenya and tanzania. in the case of somalia, that government has supported that attempt to capture another member of al-shabaab who was allegedly involved in some plotting of attacks held in the broad east area as well as potentially an embassy bombing connection as well. the -- i want to note, for example we have had with the government of pakistan this kind of two-step thing where they would protest the drought strikes but they would give consent repeatedly. so, sometimes the government will protest because it wants to maintain that the ability to do so and say we are protecting our sovereignty. i think it is extremely critical to try to always gain the consent of the government because it presents a united front. i think the whole success or failure of any kind of counter terrorism initiative really rests on having a solid coalition and that is a rule-based coalition that encounters the image of groups that prosecute the campaign by killing civilians eventually. wanted acts of care was him. the more y

i mean, you know, saudi arabia, south korea, yemen, zambia, tanzania, the united kingdom, jordan -- you run around any of these countries, israel actually is a signatory and israel did a reservation with respect one thing, to abide by their laws, but they are comfortable. intimacy as a full advocate that we have the power to be because we are the ones who initiated this, that we are the ones that initiated it, we're the ones that went to countries and said, come on board, and now we are not there, the result is that committee frankly is not as energized and as gay -- and engaged as it should be. there's a lot that could be done by joining up. >> i will make an observation that the united states has been a leader in advancing the rights of people with disabilities. in 1991, in the moscow document over the osce, it was the u.s. you should. cartman hoyer was rim much involved taking the work that we here and bring it to that organization, and it is cited as a government used to advance rights for people with disabilities in international meetings and make sure that proper accommodations ha

there is a word that a father tearfully meeting in tanzania. the commemorations what's your what's your reaction. in the eye to eye with a newborn ones can view it was so um what it seems when the season as generations an interesting theory. and today when you talk about kennedy. it took about holly was dead and actually is since one week it's very interesting because i've received many emails from you know what users to say i'm going to to probation paper two token of its defence area of hollywood skin. and when you can see actors and i didn't especially of the abusers it's exactly the same who were convicted today was proud to know and for me and my conspiracy theory. yousef and four minus one in eight days it is a saint and i'm going to call them through because of an interesting piece are enough to be critical to come to the vision that series rotate the cheese and tardy devote its two nine eleven attacks and you know that's a good christian post scrutinized by a bomb on trying to maintain its own query box. and just letting you know that f

had gone this there to capture al-libi who was indicted in the 1998 embassy bombings in kenya and tanzania. and in the case of somalia, that government had supported that attempted raid to capture another, a member of al-shabaab who is allegedly involved in some plotting of attacks out in the broader east africa area as well as potentially an embassy bombing connection as well. and i want to note, you know, we've had, for example, with the government of pakistan this kind of two-step thing where they would protest drone strikes, but they'd actually given tacit consent reportedly. so sometimes a government will protest because it wants to maintain that ability to do so and say we're protecting our sovereignty. i actually think it's extremely critical to try to always gain the consent of that host nation government because it presents a united front. and the whole -- i think the success or failure of any kind of counterterrorism initiative really rests on having a solid coalition that is a rule-based coalition and that counters the image of groups that prosecute their campaign by killing civ

thirty years metropolitan police said the image captains who can restock bail are the indian and tanzania in origin the salsa said the couple and that two of the fiction is a shed or political ideology and that they were living together as part of a collection of accountability the deal has more now from london. pray with me to imagine the help of late. but here's the next time a man trying to open that they'd admit it. i feel that it before having to go. that somehow connected to an end and the women ended up continuing to do it. we can expect for what it meant to be the key is that a member of the vedic and thought that the cute shoes woman. he wrote on excrement undertaking the review of a naked woman. they are now in the cat that had been on the government will open i think all that they were rescued from what he did with the presidential address. i'm a kiwi kick in the know of the more worrying is that of the women on top of that and being. well i'll think i could be when given the cake the point he discovers that the content that can be in the pool it's good to be loyal to the super

it's not tanzania. it's not one-party states. it's always two parties fighting with each other. got it? that's the way it's going to be. there's going to have to be compromised. people say they just did it my way. they're not going to do it your way. it's never going to work that way. you've got to be a learned tune to believe that. sometimes we should do the cartoon music when these people come on. [laughter] mr. peabody, where we going today? [laughter] i just wish they recognize the simple fact that two political parties. one of the house, when the senate, when the white house. occasionally one will have all three for maybe a gear and then it will go away and be a brief moment during roosevelt's first turned for lbj after jack was killed. some are briefly people get their moment in do a lot of big things. generally the public holds back rather quickly and says we don't want anybody in charge. we like to divide it up and keep them honest. the trouble with today's instead of keeping the other honest, both sides keep the other from doing any other thing. that's a problem. i have

saudi arabia, south korea, yemen, tanzania, united kingdom actually, jordan, you run around these countries israel actually did a resignation with respect to one thing, but that they are comfortable. so i think our legitimacy as the full advocate that we have the full power to be because we are the ones that initiated this, we are the ones that negotiated and went to the countries and is said to come onboard and no on e are not there the result is that the committee isn't as energized as it could be so there's a lot that could be done by our joining up. >> i will make an observation that the united states has been a leader in advancing the rights of people with disabilities. in 1991 in the moscow doctrine it was the u.s. leadership of congressman hoyer very much involved in taking the work that we did here and bringing it to the regional organization. and it's frequently cited now as a document that is used to make sure the proper accommodations have been made. the ratification of the treaty as you point out, countries that are so, so far behind us in accommodating people with disabilities

i mean, you know, saudi arabia south korea, yemen, zambia tanzania, the united kingdom actually, jordan -- you run around any of these countries -- israel actually is a signatory and israel did a reservation with respect one thing, to abide by their laws, but they are comfortable. so i think our legitimacy as a full advocate that we have the power to be because we are the ones who initiated this, that we are the ones that initiated it we're the ones that went to countries and said, come onboard, and now we are not there, the result is that community frankly is not as energized and as engaged as it should be. there's a lot that could be done by joining up. >> i will make an observation that the united states has been a leader in advancing the rights of people with disabilities. in 1991, in the moscow document over the osce, it was the u.s. congressman hoyer was much involved taking the work that we did in the ada here and bring it to that organization, and it is cited as a government view to advance rights for people with disabilities in international meetings and make sure that proper a

talking about al-qaeda, i believe that we really first experienced it with the embassy bombings in tanzania and kenya in 1998. >> okay. >> we had evidence of them before, for example, in somalia during the u.s. intervention in somalia, but that was where it really came to the fore if terms of my own -- >> director comey. >> i'd trace the current threat back to the 1980s in afghanistan, a situation i worry about repeating in syria where people were getting training and learning -- meeting each other and out of which osama bin laden formed the base al-qaeda. >> director olsen. >> i would agree with both my colleagues. i mean, this is a process that's evolved, and we see today the changing threat, as director comey described, a metastasized threat. so it's an evolving threat, but it can be traced back to the 1980s. >> okay. my next question, i realize the answer's going to have to be very subjective, but based on that history, that evolution, is the threat level higher today? i'll start with you, director olsen. >> it's a complicated answer. the threat level as we look at the threat is more di

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it's not tanzania. it's not one-party states. it's always two parties fighting with each other. there's going to have to be compromised. people say they just did it my way. they're not going to do it your way. it's never going to work that way. you've got to be a learned tune to believe that. sometimes we should do the cartoon music when these people come on. [laughter] mr. peabody, where we going today? [laughter] i just wish they recognize the simple fact that two political parties. one of the house, when the senate, when the white house. occasionally one will have all three for maybe a gear and then it will go away and be a brief moment during roosevelt's first turned for lbj after jack was killed. some are briefly people get their moment in do a lot of big things. generally the public holds back rather quickly and says we don't want anybody in charge. we like to divide it up and keep them honest. the trouble with today's instead of keeping the other honest, both sides keep the other from doing any other thing. that's a problem. i have the old solution. the reason you comprom