>> they're vacationing in tanzania. they're from australia. they said the female lioness got into the wrong territory and the elephant just went a little bonkers, like you don't belong here. the el foephant got the lion upe tree, it used its trunk to try to grab her. the lion was, like, i think she looks good on me. >> to see them in action like that. >>> just about time for the weekend "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >> we'll tell you how to enter to win and give you the buzzword. >> you have to be 18 or older and a u.s. resident to enter. >> stick around for the "rtm" mini ipad giveaway coming up. >>> common knowledge that off roading has inherent risks built into it. nothing like knowing the risks than a firsthand experience. this guy is riding his polaris razor through the park in oklahoma. out there with a couple of other side by side off road vehicles. up on the nice berm, and just must be a ton of found have all the wide open space, not worried about stop signs and lanes and all that stuff. able to tear it up out there. >> whoa! >> nice. now

>> they are vacationing in tanzania.hey're from australia, and they said the pride of lion was feeding and apparently the female lion got into the wrong territory and the elephant just went a little bonkers like you don't belong here. once the elephant got the lion up the tree, it used its trunk to try to grab her. >> it's usually the lion chasing a gazelle or something else, this time the lion i think she might step on me. >> one thing to see these animals but to see them in a little bit of action like that. >>> this is a video of the course that lots of people are talking about from the upcoming winter games in sochi, russia. this is the slope-style course which is a new event at these winter games. you're judged on your trick difficulty, your variation of tricks. they don't want you doing the same trick over and over again and also the highest altitude you can get off of these jumps. but lots of guys are getting hurt on this thing. who we are watching is russian snowboarder alexi, he's from trans world snowboarding. s

you have korea, indonesia, south africa, nigeria and other countries in sub-saharan africa like tanzaniaare companies with -- these are countries with great potential and their growth rate will be high but you have very little equity penetration. the rate is probably 1/20 of the united states. high growth rates in young populations and growing the middle class, these factors make emerging markets attractive. i would not say put all your money there but don't take all your money and put it in the developed markets either because i think you will miss opportunities. the emerging markets -- people overreacted who invested their. that overreaction is behind us. when the tapering actually began, people were much more modulated in their views. it has had some impact. there is no doubt that some currencies had to be adjusted and no doubt that some emerging markets have had some dislocation. i think it's a much better thing in the end that i don't see panic in the streets for economic reasons. the ukraine is a more difficult situation but for economic reasons, i don't see hannah in the streets i

al-liby accused of high profile bombings of americans in tanzania. >>> when did they realize he was in the hands of the americans? >> that must have been shocking for her. i mean that he would be in the hands of the americans. or was it a relief? >> the fact that it was u.s. special forces that did the raid caused anger in tripoli. two days after al-liby's abduction . it was unclear whether the two events were directly linked. though some libyans claimed they were. regardless, they underscored the problem, a multitude of actors vying for control. we caught up with zeydan as he spent the day traveling around tripoli. the agreement of some forces to withdraw from the capital. to what extent international actions like the u.s. raid to capture anas al liby to and how much knowledge of the raid you had before it took place? >> i mean, al-liby is a wanted person and has been you know openly asked for by the united states and request -- i mean there's -- it's not a secret that he's one of these accused of this. >> but he has been living openly in tripoli. >> for about a month he came back. >>

embassies in kenya and tanzania. tonight we look at that operation as it actually happened on the streets of libya. >> it all happens on the dork of the tripoli morning. after his car pulls out, he's suddenly bokd in. he-- boxed in. the man pull him out of the car and throw him into the back of the white van. the video from a closed circuit camera in the area, was obtained by the washington post. within 30 seconds of his car stopping he's on his way to a libyan military base and a u.s. naval ship. the americans have been hunt being for rakai for 13 years. he's accused of participating in the bombing of u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania which called more than 20. rakai has already appeared in a u.s. court and denied all charges, his lawyer insists he's nent. the prime minister ali zadan was captured be. >> now, suspected of being an al qaeda member, president obama stricter drone policy states, an attack may not be possible because of this man is in -- a u.s. citizen. until the updated policy at least four american

embassy and tanzania that killed 200 people. the river thames overran its banks.ands of homes threatened by floods. the military is helping with evacuations after sandbags and other attempts failed to hold off the water. >> "america tonight" is next. latest news at aljazeera.com. and how georgia's leaders aim to prove they won't make the same mistake twice. >> we want to make sure that we as are as prepared as possible and can respond as soon as possible. >> anonymity trayvo not trayvon martin but another state that echoes the defense, stand your gr.

he was taken in by graystoke in tanzania, they found him when he came ashore during a storm and they fed him and cared for him and they have to teach him you on to fly. >> spread your wings. spread your wings. bye-bye. >> it's like a pterodactyl. >> it's a big bird. and here they are teaching it how to fly. >> are you kidding? he learned from the humans kind of showing the motion. that's pretty remarkable. that's a fun video. >> i love the person who figured out to put a go pro on this thing's bill and point it back at them. his little bald head screaming through the air. >>> we go from water fowl to a whale. this video was captured by some people sailing from st. croix to the bahamas and as you can see they are going at a pretty good clip. notice this whale. no problem keeping up, just look. >> cool. >> and doesn't even look like the whale is moving anything. just kind of moves its tail. he eventually does speed up and all you see is a slight move of the tail and he speeds ahead of the boat which is not going slow. look at that. >> wow, that's cool. it's weird because he's not reall

only the most important discoveries on the british coast and oldest races of humans were found in tanzania and kenya. there are three nafta million and a half moon years old respectively the latest news is that three dhabi you dodge cars out that stevie got kate said. and. well i think the question properly and i think one of the super cute shoes to spend like to see what is the way to crucifixion well. some said my new site to build up savings while others follow the rule of spending it wisely. generally a light hearted had to quit smoking allowed people to get a taste of life to feel the joy of new purchases philosophy were stronger force a save all the time. besides according to this is the case the management of capital allows way to work in attracting capital spending and financial resources present space for the inflow of new sources of income never do business with which the music of eric. so i can express my personal opinion is there something concrete that you want to spend your money on a fairly standard but if you're planning a large purchase than it is certainly better to see m

in tanzania have when you suspect like wildfire was awake officials is that time. when you mix the dry stuff the streets despite the efforts of india's to a surprising extent is fairly nice doesn't it. report. also in doubt. it was but got caught the eye lights as headlines in the week's top stories here on artsy international ice hockey thriller steals the show and salty with arch rivals russia and eighty nine face facing off in the close of council decided on penalties. harvard of the world wide web. german chancellor angela merkel moses place in the european bank for independence from the blacks in the news i got was this that america's global surveillance. while i trailed in the last as he's in a critical condition and may not live

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they found it on a boat suspected of drug smuggling off the coast of tanzania. much of the drugs located in secret compartments. after testing it, a lot of the drugs have been destroyed. that's the latest. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the search is on for a missing wisconsin boy who was just five days old. federal investigators are helping to findcateden -- find caden powell. his mom called 911 saying he was missing from the bassinet in the room they slept. police are questioning her and the 23-year-old father. so far no arrests. >>> today president obama makes a quick trip out of town. he is headed to michigan state university where he will tour the school's biotechnology institute in east lansing. that's where he will also sign the farl bill inm bill into law. he could also talk about big issues like immigration. the "detroit free press" report he could meet with mayor mike dugan to discuss detroit's bankruptcy. >>> a strain of a stomach virus is being blamed for sickening passengers and crew on a royal caribbean cruise. if forced the "explorer of the sea" t

that stretches to tanzania and joins up with the rain across central africa, towards the rift valley. big falls into uganda, kenya. we may see one or two showers pushing into the ethiopian highlands. essentially it is dry for many. the rainy season about a month or so away. there's a few showers into liberia, sierra leone. looking good for much of the west africa. should be fin and dry. >> thank you very much for that. let's bring you breaking news. we are getting reports from knappel that a knappel airline's plane has gone missing in the nepal mountains. the civil aviation authority of nepal said the plane left for a resort town, making an unscheduled fuel stop and contact was lost a few fantastic later. we'll bring you more on that story as if develops and as we get more information on it. >> the mountain of e-waste is growing by the day. globally. 65 million tonnes of old phones and obsolete electronics will be added to the pile in the next three years. the united nations is accusing the relatively rich countries of dumping on those less developed. we have a report from pakistan. >

and by the way, after the last attack on our embassies in kenya and tanzania, the sect of state was to, quote, take a personal and active role in ensuring the security of u.s. diplomatic personnel abroad. might your secretary of state have been in dereliction of her duty? according to the bipartisan committee, she was aware of the dangers in benghazi, especially those to her friend, ambassador stevens. and yet, additional security requests continued to be denied. and what's that? fox news is stoking the issue? it's a republican phony scandal in mr. president, there's nothing phony about this. you want us to believe you. you say you are a man of your word. >> i say what i mean and i mean what i say. >> mr. president, with all due respect, no, you don't. it turns out the only transparency in your administration is how clearly you subvert the truth for your own political gain. like i said, there's something about being an american, a sense of pride, a sense of security. it's time we got back to that narrative. 2016 can't come soon enough. and that's my opening statement. with me, fox news

embassies in kenya and tanzania. >>> nearly 40 years after two little sisters disappear.now naming a person of interest in connection with a 1975 disappearance of 12-year-old sheila and 10-year-old katherine lions both from a maryland sex offender. >>> a woman charged with kidnapping her half sister's baby waking up behind bars in her own cells. she waked up in the general population for safety reasons. new 911 calls show the baby's mother never thought she was responsible when she first realized her son was missing. >> i called her balling her eyes out and told me to called the cops. >> she is claiming she doesn't have the kid, correct? >> no, she wouldn't take my son. >> they found the boy alive behind an iowa gas station. they took the baby after baking her own pregnancy. >>> a major health scare to tell you about in north carolina. precise medical center in salem apologizing after improper sterilization leaving 18 patients possibly exposed to the disease. it's a rare disease similar to mad cow. tools had not been properly sanitized. contracting the disease through sur

wet weather into the northern parts of mozambique, through tanzania, and a good part of the democraticepublic of democratic republic of congo. you'll see rain coming into uganda to the ethiopia. much of west africa not bad. one or two showers a possibility. maybe also into ghana. further north a bit of brighter weather making its way across. >> now, at least 10 people have been killed and fighting in south sudan, as rebel forces seized control. witnesses say soldiers loyal to riek machar were there. >> italy recalled its ambassador to india after delays in the case of two italian marines, held without charge since 2012. foeign affairs minister has been calling for european and united nations intervention, and what is now a bitter row between the two countries. the hearing on whether to try the men on anti-piracy laws was adjourned for another week. two indian fishermen were killed when they fired on what they believed to be a pirate craft. >> latin america smugglers ship their drugs through guinea, and they have impressed dramatically through recent years. >> this is guinea's port, whi

the bird washed ashore after a storm in tanzania.is guy put a go pro camera on the bird's bill and helped him get into the air. the pelican does eventually land. so we assume the owner gets his camera back. 150,000 people checked this out since his post hit yesterday. >> clearly he got that camera back. you're looking at the video, right? >>> finally president obama and vp biden shake up the first lady let's move challenge to take a nice little jog in and around the white house. now you get a firsthand look. look at the dog. >> at the end they go in. >> i want to see this. do we have it all the way? >> they go through and keep on running and circle back and get into the oval office at some point, but you got to see what they do once they get in. a little stretch and then they reach for just the right drink because -- >> after a good workout got to drink up. otherwise we'll be in trouble with jill and michelle. >> just let michelle know i did drink this. >> he said let michelle know i drank the water. >>> whatever you do, we hope you

his wife went with him on a $40,000 trip in february of last year to south sudan and tanzania. garamendi says taking a trip funded by a private group actually saves tax payers money and gives him more flexibility than official congressional trips. >>> people living in the midwest and northeast say they are getting tired of the extreme winter they've been experiencing. now, a growing number of them are heading to warmer destinations instead. the website jetsetter.com says the number of hotel booking the in warm spots made by illinois, new york, massachusetts and washington, d.c. was up 7% last month compared to last year. florida, california, and arizona are their top destinations. >>> 7:17. tori, now to developing news about b.a.r.t. this morning. a problem in the transbay tube. it is disrupting b.a.r.t. service systemwide. tara moriarty is live in oakland. what's going on? >> reporter: well, it seems like the problem might be getting better. we're here at the west oakland b.a.r.t. station. the last train that pulled in, it did not wait on the platform. it took off right away.

surveillance video obtained by the post shows al-liby, a suspect in the 1998 bombings in kenya, and tanzaniathat killed 200 people. >>> thousands of homes in southern england are being threatened by floods. military is evacuating after attempts to hold off the water. those are the headlines, consider this is coming up next. >>> a man who could be the nfl's first openly game player already facing a big backlash for coming out. also, why did a into kill and cut up a giraffe in front of kids? an outraged jack hannah joins us. plus making genocidal killers face their crimes by reliving them in an as or-nominated film. and the high price of fashion. how models are abused by their industry. hello, i am antonio mora, welcome to "consider this." here is more on what's ahead. ♪ ♪

company using two swiss tags to mount a camera on the beak of a great white pelican, getting a view of tanzanialous. the pelican known as big bird lives at a safari lodge there. the bird was not hurt in the process. >>> call it divine intervention. a man saved by a bible in his shirt pocket, stopped two bullets from hitting his chest during alleged gang anything. the dayton, ohio, bus driver was doing maintenance on his bus yesterday when two attackers stabbed him in the arm, shot him in the leg. he's expected to survive. police tracking down his attackers. >>> earlier we asked if you want to know the amount of calories the food you eat in restaurants. patrick posted on facebook, big brother running our lives again. bill wrote, i never worry about the calories when i'm at to eat but knowing is better than not knowing. dina, i think that's great it will force restaurants to use quality pure foods. i don't know, for me, i don't want to know. anyway, just my opinion. >>> gretchen, oscar pistorius and porn. what the blade runner start was reportedly doing on the day he shot and killed his cover mod

embassy bombings in kenya and tanzania in 2008. here's what you're looking at.ives at his family's home in tripoli for early morning prayers. as you can see what happens, another white car, a white van and another car box him out. he's pulled from his car so quickly he doesn't have time to put it in park. we can rerack that for you. you can see the car roll away as the commandos speed away. lying in wait. he was interrogated aboard a navy ship and brought to new york to face terrorist charges. >>> things happen on live television. not pain free. ask anchor sam rubben who mixed up samuel l. jackson with lawrence fishburn. >> did you get a lot of reaction with that super bowl commercial? >> what super bowl commercial? >> oh, you know what. my mistake. >> you're as crazy as the people on twitter. i'm not lawrence fishburn. >> that's my fault. i know that. that was my fault. my mistake. >> we don't all look alike. we're all-black and famous but we don't look alike. >> i'm guilty. >> you're busted. >> he thought you were bob dylan. >> you're an entertainment reporter

. >>> the australian navy, thank god, has busted a drug smuggling ship off the coast of tanzania andd they destroyed it. there they are, dumping it. so, basically that 780 pounds of heroin that will never make its way through a needle and into the arms of people around the world. the authorities estimate that its street value is about $630 million, so that's $630 million that will never make its way into the pockets of the dealers who are really at the forefront of insisting that that scourge, that deadly scourge, continues to kill. and on that topic, family and friends of phillip seymour hoffman are saying good-bye to the actor today because his funeral is being held in manhattan. a funeral one day after his girlfriend and their three children and a parade of hollywood celebrities attended his wake. the oscar-winning star died last weekend as you will know by now of an apparent heroin overdose. hoffman was still in the midst of filming the conclusion of a very popular movie "the hunger games" series but he died before he could finish his work, his character had reportedly a very imp

the navy found more than 700 pounds of heroin on a ship off the coast of tanzania. the navy team tested the substance, took some samples and then destroyed the remainder of the drug. and the street value of the heroin estimated to be $630 million. >> they look pretty proud of it there. photo-op. >>> now, vice president joe biden slamming new york's laguardia airport. a lot of people agree with him. but is he being fair? >> his comments and some comparisons around the world straight ahead. ♪ humans -- even when we cross our "t's" and dot our "i's," we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness with our auto policies. if you qualify, your rates won't go up due to your first accident. because making mistakes is only human, and so are we. we also offer new car replacement, so if you total your new car, we give you the money for a new one. call liberty mutual insurance at... and ask us all about our auto features, like guaranteed repairs, where if you get into an accident and use one of our certified repair shops, your repair

embassies in kenya and tanzania in east africa. within days of the capture, he was brought to federal court in new york where he pled not guilty to terrorism charges. as you look at the tape, people quickly gathered on that street, shocked at what they had seen, but it was all over in seconds. michaela, george? >> barbara starr, thank you for that. >>> new this morning, we are finding out the possible motive behind a series of cyber attacks on the nation's biggest retailers. a new government report says the hackers were not trying to take down the u.s. economy, but instead, it implies that their goal was simply to make a lot of money by selling your personal data. >>> let's talk money and get a check of what the markets are doi doing. alison kosik, good morning. >> good morning to you. we are seeing lots of green arrows in markets overseas. hong kong closed with a gain of more than 1.5%. london, france and germany starting the day higher as well. all eyes on the new federal reserve chair janet yellen today. she's heading to capitol

by month's end, nearly 100 boxes will be shipped to tanzania, africa all part of the soccer project toelp needy kids play the sport they love and get an education. >> we try to get the kids to see beyond just the school and into the community more and this does a great job of that. we can send them over, they will send pictures back of the libraries that they are building and really gives the kids a sense of, you know, they can make an impact on the world. >> the only moment where they really are free and students enjoying themselves at the soccer field. [ music ] >> reporter: those cleats end up here on the feet of tanzanian kids, an incentive to stay in school and get educated. >> peter, go ahead and start yours, sliding down. >> reporter: the coach started the drive 7 years ago when his son's coach asked for old cleats to help his countrymen back home. since then, over 1,000 pairs of cleats and tens of thousands of books have all been donated by fremont christian and other schools in their league. >> it gives us kind of a sense of purpose, you know, for what we're doing not only are

this one from a woman in florida from tanzania and writes about the sheer resilience of the human spiritand just amazing the depth that comes in. >> did you write any -- did you write anything on the postcards? did you say -- did you write anything saying please send this back? say whatever you want to on it? >> yeah. basically, it was bank on one side and on the other -- i actually have an example of that in this book. this is what makes you grateful, voices from around the world, and on the opposite side of the blank postcard, it said you're basically invited to share a glimmer of gladness. write, paint, glue, stamp, do anything you want. i found out that coco nuts and flip flops go through the mail and people have been creative. they come on glass. wood. card board. clay. sonograms. the whole gamut. >> clearly it's healing process for other people, as well. what is your -- i guess what i'm asking you is, what is your overall goal? >> this is a gratitude awareness campaign using public art and gratitude to build resilience in the community at large. and i didn't realize that's what i s

. >> reporter: celebrity photographer, nigel albuquerqba the success in tanzania. in culture and tradition and reluctant to change. >> spoke to the women who had been trained by the foundation in the ways of how to deliver a babily safely. if you can reach a group like this, you can reach anywhere in the world. >> reporter: and the foundation seems to be doing just that. take for example, sub saharan africa, several hundred babies being born every day hiv positive but the good news is, started in 2008, i was -- thousands of babies being born -- realizing a generation free is doable. >>> secretary of state john kerry is wrapping up his first year as the nation's top diplomat, and sitting down with cnn. our own jake tapper asks the secretary whether the u.s. got, quote, played, in that nuclear deal with iran. the secretary's answer and jake when we come back. vo: once upon a time there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place where villages floated on water and castles were houses dragons lurked, giants stood tall, and the good queen showed the boy it could all be r

embassies in kenya and tanzania which killed more than 200 people.tion to catch him was a joint operation with f.b.i., c.i.a. and the army's delta force. he has already appeared in a u.s. court and denied all charges. his lawyer insists he's innocent. alan fisher, aljazeera. >> joining us i go former c.i.a. operative lindsey moran. thanks for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> we look at this footage showing a car being boxed in, showing the capture and detention. it all happens so fast, give us a sense of what's involved in an operation like this. >> it's interesting that it happened so fast, because i think that it actually failed to show actually how much preparation goes into even a very, very quick and precisely executed mission like this. for sure, this would have been rehearsed. it would have been planned months in advance. there might even have been a mock up of the naked and the house, and the delta guys who actually executed the mission would have practiced this, so that they knew what to expect, what to do in case anything went

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and then korea, indonesia, south countriesgeria, other in sub-saharan africa like tanzania.es with great potential and their growth rates will not only be high, but very little private equity penetration. the private equity penetration rate in sub-saharan africa, for example, is probably one 20th of that in the u.s. therefore a commendation of population, growing middle class, all of these are factors. i would not say take all of your money and put it in the emerging markets or all of it in the developed markets either. the overreaction to emerging markets is behind us. when the tapering actually began, people were much more modulated in their views of it. it has had some impact. there is no doubt some currencies have had to be adjusted. and there is no doubt that some emerging markets have had some dislocation. in the end, it's a much better thing. i do not see panic in the streets for economic reasons. obviously, ukraine is a more difficult situation. but for economic reasons, i do not see panic in the streets of emerging markets. we cannot solve all of the problems in the

just look at tanzania.ases, that nation has cut child death by more than 2/3. a breadbasket is emerging in the south and energy assets are allowing businesses to create jobs. the economy is growing at seven percent and a nation once defined by widespread extreme poverty can now envision elimination its elimination before the end of the next decade. [applause] this is true, this story is true in country after country. six of the 10 fastest-growing economies are in sub-saharan africa. leaders from college campuses to corporate or grooms across our own country are increasingly focused on the needs of the world's poor. and as more nations end extreme poverty, the challenge will narrow, allowing us to focus our energy on a smaller number of countries, until extreme poverty is gone. but the only way we will get there, the only way is with the leadership from this room. those who lead this work in government will need to focus on data, accountability, and results. those who lead our partner countries will need to

just look at tanzania.at nation has cut child death by more than two-thirds, a bread back this is emerging in southern energy access is enabling businesses to create jobs. economy is growing at more than 7%, and a nation once defined by widespread extreme poverty can now credibly envision its elimination before the end of the next decade. [applause] this is true, this story is true in country after country. six of the 10 fastest-growing economies are in sub-saharan africa. leaders from college campuses to corporate boardrooms across our own country are increasingly focused on the needs of the world's poor. and as more nations in extreme poverty, the challenge will narrow, allowing us to focus our energies on a smaller number of countries until extreme poverty is gone. but the only way we will get there, the only way, is with leadership from this room. those who lead this work in government will need to focus relentlessly on data, accountability, and results. those who lead our partner countries the need to

just look at tanzania.ack diseases, that nation has cut child death by nearly 2/3. a breadbasket is emerging in the south and energy assets are allowing businesses to create jobs. the economy is growing at seven percent and a nation once defined by what widespread extreme poverty can now envision elimination its elimination before the end of the next decade. [applause] true, this story is true in country after country. six of the 10 fastest-growing economies are in sub-saharan africa. leaders from college campuses to corporate or grooms across our own country are increasingly focused on the needs of the world's poor. extremeore nations end poverty, the challenge will narrow, allowing us to focus our energy on a smaller number of countries, until extreme poverty is gone. but the only way we will get there, the only way is with the leadership from this room. those who lead our partner countries will need to prioritize the poor, fight corruption and work with businesses to solve problems. those who lead our gr

way back when clinton was president, and tanzania, in they were not doing anything about the terroriststhen the world trade center bombing, nothing was done about it. war, the u.s.s colas bombed. cole was bombed. cia toew off the fbi and stop them from putting pressure on clinton because she did not want clinton to go to war. if you have gone to war, she would've had that on her resume. we feel that this was a complete smokescreen cover up with the monica lewinsky scandal. in times of swampland blog come of the hillary papers. looking into the political ramifications of the story and these papers coming out. he writes that the papers represent a collection of thoughtful recollections involving positions on clinton's part rather than a smoking gun on anything damning or even surprising. it goes on to note that clinton first privately advocated a single payer program. she did not believe in it enough to go public with that assertion. that part of the blair documents being referred to. we can show a few. it is diane blair. calling a dinner with the clintons. hillary clinton said that bill

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