my original plan was to live in the camp and not in the un green zone. my plan have been to avoid that and live in the camp but that plan was quickly squashed by the kidnap. un forbade me from doing that because the worst thing that you could do is get kidnapped because the un then shuts down other services and so i had to abide by the un. i was in the town where the five camps are, but the town itself is relatively safe, although there are lots of people in the compound i would tell you otherwise. so when i was in the camp i would go to peoples houses, i would leave the policeman across the street, they would have some tea and i would sit down and chat with people. at the beginning the time window that the police allowed the un allowed me to spend in one place was two hours. by the time i researched the time got down to half an hour. pleased with start start wrapping on the door saying we have to go. so i'm asking my questions are meant to have to back the next day. so it took a long time. but it worked. i think people's willingness to talk it depends on

then six months later the un came out with its 2014 report citing civilian casualties. i found a short reference to the operation in it. >> the operation resulted in 28 civilian casualties (15 deaths and 13 injured). >> fifteen dead. how could fifteen civilian deaths from a joint us and afghan military operation go by almost unnoticed to the outside world? the report said that the international and afghan security forces denied civilian casualties. i knew i needed to go back to afghanistan if i'd any chance of finding out the truth. in 2009, eight years into the war in afghanistan, the united nations started trying to systematically document civilian casualties. 2014 marked the deadliest year on record. i was back in afghanistan to piece together what i could about the fifteen civilians who were killed on august 3rd 2014. i'd been given photographs of some of the people who died. one of those is farid mohammad, a driver with four children. his mother had been with him on the morning of the operation. it was still too dangerous for me to go to charkh, so she came to meet

eisha was one of the woman selected and the un raised their eyebrow. we need some grandmothers, who wants to come, people put their hands up. in fact, what was going on behind the scenes was that the community was selecting who they thought they could spare. for example, one lady was chosen because she was the second wife of somebody and the other lady was chosen because she wasn't illiterate. eisha wasn't illiterate, she was a teacher, nor was he a grandmother. she just liked quite old. he collected these women and said, you are going to india. but, of course, the kenyan bureaucratic system doesn't want that to happen and doesn't get them the travel documents. meanwhile nobody told these women that they weren't going. eisha was a governor at primary school, she had a small business, she liquidated her assets for what she was paid a small amount of money and all of a sudden the family is back on the bread line waiting for this phone call and she feels that she's conducted herself honorable. she didn't want to continue her duties when she knew he was lea

neither of them have spoken to the media before. kim jong un has tightened border security. nd less north koreans have managed to defect in recent years. we've been asked not to reveal their identities or where they live because even though they have left the country, they are still afraid. we are changing their names and distorting their voices at their request. kim min-su ("kim min soo") and ahn su-bin (on soo bin") escaped separately across the river to china. >> did you ever feel in danger? >> su-bin told us she had wanted to leave north korea ever since her father was swept up in a purge when she was 14. >> she said after her father disappeared, her family was exiled from pyongyang. >> the government only allowed us to speak to people that were approved by them. of the people you know, what is the general feeling among the population? >> in 2013, the united nations released a groundbreaking report on human rights abuses in north korea, concluding their abuses - including forced labor, deliberate starvation, torture, and the complete denial of the right to freedom of thou

(aptn + ap photos)the un panel is calling on sweden and the uk to free assange and compensate him for being 'deprived of liberty.'nats....assange (aptn) a lawyer for the 44 year old stralian is urging british officials to respect the un recommendation and let assange go.uk authorities say assange can leave the embassy any time officials to respect the un recommendation a a let him go.o. uk authorities say he can leave but police will be waiting for him. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >>> britain spent more than $15 million for 24 hour security guards at the embassy before withdrawing them last year. authorities say they have a cover plan in place to prevent him from slipping away. most affected president obama now says the u.s. has the strongest ec >>> welcome back. esident obama now says u.s. has the strongest economy in the world but admits there is more work to be done. the latt jobs rerert says 4.9%. february 2008. last month the u.s. economy was able to add 151,000 jobs but that's down from the december total, suggesting that hiring a >> president obama is proposing a new

the un security council has discussed how best to respond to the earlier missile launch. at the same time discussions are going between u.s. south korea of the possibility of u.s. supply net u.s. defense system and china calls it deeply concerning. china is north korea's main ally. that's that's been a big hangup to the security council. today they said an agreement on next week. >> tonight the death toll from the earthquake in taiwan is growing. the quake registered 6.4 and claimed at least 34 lives. more than 100 people are still missing in the rubble. more than 170 were rescue. workers continued as firefighters that are going through the debris looking for life. the more than 20 or high-rise building did not meet earthquake construction standards. is already already a monday and beijing, the chinese capital ushered in a year with a traditional bellringing ceremony and fireworks. celebrations will continue for two weeks. month are curious and innovative. a day filled with parades and the courts beef and it marks the day before ash wednesday. >> on monday strike a pose u

the discrimination. nhk world, india. >> un officials say a deadly flash erupted and the fighting broke out at a un administered site in the north eastern city and at least seven people are dead and 40 others injured. the camp accommodates nearly 50,000 people who threat. the un secretary general warned that any attack directed could constitutes a war crime. the fighting since 2013 killed several thousand people and displaced 2.4 million. hundreds of thousands are taking shelter in camps at the time up across the country. they mapped out how to provide aid to all the people in areas within a week. one of the operations would be the first of its kind in syria. >> that can only be done by air drops and they have a concrete plan of doing so. >> it will be dropped over the eastern province where 200,000 people remain besieged. he also said more than 100 trucks delivered water and food and medical supplies to 80,000 people in five other areas. almost half a million people live in syria beset by government forces or other armed groups. >> asia has their version of the monetary fund. 13 nations set up an organization

a prerequisite of the un backed geneva. kerry says: "i talked to foreign minister lavrov a couple of days ago and i specifically discussed a ceasefire with him, and he said they are prepared to have a ceasefire." the russians have carried out 270 airstrikes since monday. today the un envoy suspended the talks. meanwhile.. syrians are starving...the un says close to 500,000 syrians are cut off from food assistance. tempers flare in washington after key officials, including michigan governor rick snyder, did not show up for a congressional hearing on the flint water crisis today. sara ganim reports. a bombshell on capitol hill... the flint mother at the heart of the water crisis testifying that the state of michigan tried to silence an e-p-a whistle-blower. lee anne walters told the house oversight committee that an official with the michigan department of environmental quality researcher was being "handled" -- telling her "...that his report was flawed and that there would be no final report." that report was written miguel d

the nations actions today that had the un security council discussing significant sanctions. >>> taiwanscuers are racing to find survivors after the earthquake yesterday. a baby girl was rescued after being trapped for 30 hours under the rubble. an estimated 124 people are still trapped in the collapsed 17 story residential building in the worst hit city. 19 people have been killed including a 10 day old baby. >>> the un security council is condemning north korea's missile launch and will issue significant sanctions. kristin fisher has more on reaction to it north korea calls a peaceful effort. >> reporter: at this meeting, the un security council condemned this long-range missile launch but did not agree on any new sanctions. the white house one serious consequences. today, the us ambassador to the un caused -- called for swift aggressive or spots.>> we are looking forward to expeditiously consulting with our colleagues. we want a swift and aggressive response to these repeated violations that constitute this very direct threat to global peace and security.>> reporter: north korea fire

he told the committee and i quote kim jong-un is committed to developing a long-range nuclear missile that is capable of posing a direct threat to the united statesme. it has publically displayed their rogueal icbm and the director of national intelligence says we assess north korea has taken initial steps toward fielding this system. finally, mr. president, according to the director of national intelligence, i quote again, north korea probably remains capable and willing to launch disruptive or destructive cyber attacks to support its political objectives. though it hasn't received the attention it deserved during today's debate, the gardner and menendez bill assessed the threat of cybersecurity with robust sanctions against those who control the cyber warfare apparatus. this creates a new policy framework that xcombines effective sanctions and counter military actions that can stop the nuclear ambition, address cybersecurity and bring some sanity back to the political calculus. a new policy framework that shows urdesire to neutralize any threat that north korea may represent. this b

i would also like to thank the other co-hosts, chancellor merkel and the un secretary general. but not the least, we should all thank the governments of lebanon, jordan and turkey for the big responsibility they take by hosting refugees who have sought protection. today, we have shown that you can count on our increased support and the rest of the international community in your work, and i think we have made a great step ahead. we all are hoping and pressuring for also a solution politically in syria so that when we are investing in education, the u youth of syria will have the possibility to go back and rebuild their country in not so far the future.4x thank you. >> thank you. thank you very much indeed. for those contributions and your co-chairmanship. we are now going to hear from his excellency, the first prime minister of kuwait and the prime minister davutoglu of turkey. >> translator: in the game of god most compassionate, it was a great source of pleasure for my country to participate in this very important conference to be alongside the co-hosts of this conference, and

ambassador to the un' s of the the launch is a step to create nuclear missiles. the council agreed that the launch was illegal. -- they use illegal nuclear technology. >> they are not merely provocations. with each one of these actions, they are one step closer to the declared goal of developing nuclear tipped injured to continental -- intercontinental missiles. we will not a canal at the saban. spoke with china' s president to come up with a strong and united response. courtis: presidential crisscrossing the granite state as they put their game faces on. ohio governor john kasich held a town hall meeting today. s primary is a couple days away. but tonight, some of the candidates shifted to football. sally kidd is in manchester with the latest. the political pitches were over saddle -- overshadowed by the super bowl fever. senator markey rubio taking a break from the campaign trail to throw a super bowl party. >> have a good time watching this. then let' s get to work on tuesday. western this country around together. carly fiorina also got in the game. making her

and the un working group urging the united states to confront and deal with its history of racism. the group says the u. s. needs to offer reparations to descendents of slaves, create a national human rights commission, and publicly acknowledge the slave trade, the institution of slavery and decades of jim crow were crimes against humanity. the group is scheduled to present a report on racism in the united states to the un human rights council in geneva in september. >>> the taliban claiming responsibility for a suicide car bombing in afghanistan's capital of kabul. one person killed and 16 wounded. the police and militarized forces which patrol the urban area in fight against the taliban was the target of the attack >>> los angeles fire investigators say propane tanks and other combustible materials fueled this industrial fire this morning. hundreds of firefighters on the scene since 5:00 this morning trying to keep it from spreading. no injuries reported. >>> at least it's not snowing. allyson rae up next and how showers moving and can impact the drive home tonight. >> look at th

a lawyer for the 44 year old australian is urging british officials to respect the un recommendation and let assange go. uk authorities say assange in school watch... today governor sandoval signed regulations to allow faster the regulations will allow nevada to issue provisional licenses to teachers who are otherwise qualified... or within a year of becoming qualified... allowing the hiring of hundreds of teachers immediately. the signing of the regulation follows a change in federal law in december which had prohibited nevada from issuing provisional licenses without the risk of losing federal funding for education. in a statement the washoe county school district praised the governor's decision, saying it will help fill dozens of vacant teaching positions more quickly. "channel 2 news continues with chief meteorologist mike alger's pinpoint 2 forecast, broadcast certified by the american meteorological society!" after some overnight and morning cloudiness, the skies should clear off as saturday progresses, and we will be looking at a mostly sunny super bowl weekend. temperatures 50

to my understanding that they can in fact come to the un security council and ask for permission. i would love to understand if you expect that to happen. china today, is beginning to militarize if you will the gains they have made in the south china sea. building sophisticated radar facilities, we understand through announcements, we announcements, we do not have this verified, even our developing missile system, these quote islands that are basically underwater and high tide but are now being utilized in their regard. north korea we passed something in the senate house last week and the president signed it to push back against them. i understand there's a peace overtures towards them, prior to that occurring i hope you will expand what that was about and where you see that going. that in libya, we have 5000 isis members there, i know we took some hits against them in the outskirts of cirque last week. i think many people have thought that maybe what the administration was going to do was going to assess a much greater effort there so that instead of it being incremental as it app

with today's commitments combined with the un's agreement to drive forward planning for recovery, our message to the people of syria and the region is clear, we will stand with you and we will support you for as long as it takes to secure peace in syria, to secure stability to the region and to give syrian refugees a chance to go back and rebuild their homes and their country. the crucial point of today is the money raised will save lives, will give hope, will get people the chance of a future. that, i think is a good a good and vital days work. secretary-general. >> thank you. good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. never has an international community raise so much money on a single day for a single crisis. supporting syria and the region conference has been a great success. i would like to thank and highly command the prime minister and all sponsors in the chancellor and with germany than the prime minister of norway, for their leadership, engagement, and generous contributions. and many other countries very generous contributions. as of this moment just set by the prime minister more

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the un is investigating whether he has been illegally detained. he has been living in an ecuador embassy in london since asylum. assange is wanted for questioning about an alleged sexual assault in sweden. he says the charges are an attempt to extradite him to the u.s. because he published sensitive diplomatic communications online. >>> five children are recovering from minor injuries after a crash involving their school bus. police say a school bus and suv collided about 7:40 this morning in jersey. the school bus overturned, the driver of the suv died. the bus driver was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. no word yet on what caused the crash. >>> use already considered a hero to his country for his service, now this iraqi war veteran is being praised for o a et in. veid, f edu ve lidn wo> opa hewes,sc m p tyy,ore adroas y we ye ngshllng eof wawaroaswetoth, es rtortchwamothy etwa ovarngtrdis e dilo ck m sue xb i uptourans ouan mohainy inlyninfl ofhe'sloof oveuefo baheleteatca ouberld ur seat 450 hi o apu sghhomoretove ustce reisfoous mg

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that's something that the world is united behind, trying to stop, the un and nato has sought to maintain a limited number of nations with nuclear weapons and we have been particularly concerned about nuclear weapons in the middle east. where do we stand on that on a strategic position? your best judgment, the risk we now face? >> of course we worry about north korea in this respect. i think in the mideast, i think the agreement the jc poa which does prevent, if complied with, the nuclear capability in iran, at least in the foreseeable future. that should serve as a tempering factor for the likes for other countries that may feel threatened if in fact iran proceeded on with its nuclear weapon program. >> so we have india and pakistan, jerry kissinger testified here a year ago, in which he said we could see multiple nations in the middle east moved toward nuclear weapons. we do know that north korea will sell weapon technology, do we not? and they have done so in the past. >> that is true. they are a proliferator. that is one of the potential ways they attempt to generate revenue is throug

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when the plane landed in jacksonville-- f-b-i agents removed the un-ruly passenger. federal charges are pending. in south florida-- the n-t-s-b is investigating... after a small plane crashes into the ocean. it happened just before noon yesterday-- just north of miami beach. there were two student pilots onboard the plane, but they were able to escape un- harmed. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. john and amy are the stories we're working on for you in our next hour of good day. two people are injured in a double- shooting at an orlando apartment complex overnight. and we're live at the scene... bringing you the very latest. then-- teachers across central florida say they are not being treated fairly. but school districts-- and teacher's unions-- just struck down new deals. why one side says there's no moving forward. .9 all new: one of the largest 9e retailers is going offline. still ahead on good day orlando at six... why amazon wants to be in a mall near during this extended visit from your extended family, all you want is a peaceful moment to st

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meantime to prevent north korea from attending warheads and long- range missiles as it continues to defy the un. the bill which was overwhelmingly approved by both houses of congress last week comes as the u.s. and china are trying to negotiate additional sanctions against north korea. china which is north korea's al lie has been resistant to imposing new sanctions that it says could devastate north korea's economy. >> the white house announced that president obama is going to travel to cuba next month. it is a highly anticipated and also highly controversial trip. mike emanuel has the report from washington. >> reporter: president obama is going to cuba, the white house announcing the visit. it is scheduled for march 21st and will include one meeting with cuban president rowall castro. >> there is promise for the lives of the cuban people and that's the core of our policy. >> the president has made restoring ties with cuba a key focus and leading to embassies and closer ties. now the president is bringing his own agenda to havana. >> it has been occurring that way on human rights and we have h

a lot of things that are going on in this direction and here is my definition of shadow work, all the un-paid jobs that we do on behalf of businesses and organizations and there's a lot of them, it's not just corporations either, it's schools, hospitals, nonprofits, sports leagues, we will see a few of them as we go along here. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> here is a look at some authors recently featured on book tv after words, our weekly interview program. senator booker recount it had people and personal experiences that shaped his political life. criminal justice professor at city university of new york discussed his research on violent crime in america. and daily caller senior contributor matt lewis explained that the republican party must reembrace conservative principles to remain relevant. in the coming weeks on after words, washington post columnist will argue that the republican parties adoption of gold water conservative principles is driving away moderate voters. michael eric will explore how race has impacted the obama administration. also

and seemingly with regularity so why do people think as this is my question in the un system that these foundations why is there so much optimism? in between optimism and hope. it should be empirically justifiable. you can hope in their religious sense and you don't have to think a good outcome is likely to hope for one but if you are optimistic you are saying something very different to say we believe with a rational person on the empirical ground should believe things will get better. as a caricature and pessimism but you cannot just say i am optimistic because i want things to be this way or because to abandon optimism is to a bandage humanity -- abandoned community between that distinction between optimism and hope is less land people see. so why was there this optimism? as one might have thought it leads to a pessimistic conclusion. wars have diminished over the last 100 years and while i don't agree with the psychologist of spanker everything but his argument the world is getting better he is right that the prevalence has diminished. if he is right we made extraordinary progress w

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military action will continue against terrorist groups recognized by the un security council. nce the five-month air campaign, russia says it is against the islamic state group, has said thatrces it poses a threat to a sod. assad.d. -- >> washington and moscow are under pressure to make this deal work, especially as the previous truce was never implemented. this time they will cochair a special task force to monitor whether the cease-fire has been violated and decide what action to take against guilty parties. if it succeeds it could be giving hope of resuming peace talks in geneva suspended three weeks ago. claire: for more on the reaction, i spoke to olivia. our correspondent in the region. >> as long as it excludes other al qaeda linked terrorist groups , curbing the board of control. they say it cannot be used by opposition groups. they also have the option to respond to these rebel groups to advance. they are leaving the option open to continued attacking various groups. moving on to a judge visiting the migrant group in calais, it is whether the best they can go ahead wit

brought the issue to the un. what was amazing, try to get someone to cover the issue of the un. ey cannot give one reporter there. we did give one reporter from new york one. no one interested in the issue. but what happened as a result was little by little people came together and we were able to create a center for women. >> a little bit like a precursor of mall all up. what is amazing about to my thought was helping. able to change the laws. significant things happen. all of us go so much more out of it. i thought i was helping her. we talked about the book: you out the data should talk about, but the other thing i said in the book, have a meaningful life. use your skills for something bigger than yourself it creates a level of meaning. >> an amazing story. but since you mentioned mckenzie sheryl sandberg some of you know from reading her book lean in, and she is a major executive of facebook, she worked with mckenzie and commission to study on women in the workplace. published in the "wall street journal" some months ago. she pointed out that you could send a woman in the spa

the un ieltd nations has strongly condemned north korea's long-range launch. saying is it will take measures in response to the nuclear tests back in january. north korea's state t.v. made the announcement saying it carried an earth observation satellite. the pictures of the leader reportedly watching that launch were then released. u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon has called the actions deplorable and says korea's president called for trong punitive measures. >> the u.n. security council promised to take action. >> the members of the security counsel strongly condemned this launch. the members of the security council underscore that this launch as well as any other bp launch that used the technology it cou it contributes to the dprk development of a nuclear weapon delivery system. the members of the security council will adopt a new security council resolution with such measures in response to this sirius violation. the members of the security council express to continue -- the commitment to continue working toward a political solution to the situation leadi

he tweeted that if the un finds he lost his case against the united kingdom then he will turn himself in to police at noon. he had been holed up inside an embassy in london for the past three years. he took refuge to avoid extradition to sweden where two women accused him a sexual assault. >>> council are going to get an update on the bike citations. it stems from an investigation that revealed 79% of the agency's bike tickets are given to african-americans. the tampa city council will also get an update on how the red light camera program is working. the police department will share new statistics on the number of tickets issued and the fines collected. >>> the tampa man arrested for is expected in court today. michael ramos has a detention hearing set for 4:30 p.m.. federal investigators found the explosives, a pistol and ammunition. >>> new this morning, a hillsborough county deputy is recovering after a crash. this all happened at gun highway and anderson road. look at damage there. investigators aren't releasing many details but it appears the deputy's cruiser suffered damage to

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india has a sterilization program and for that both india and china received gold medals from the un. >> what did the rest of the world think, it sounds like the rest of the world didn't immediately recognize the negative consequences. >> i think a lot of the world still doesn't recognize the negative consequences. for a long time there was some support for the idea because people were worried we would overwhelm the planet. that's good for them. that means i can run my dryer and other things. china for a long time maintain that their population policy was being run without coercion. how could you possibly have something so unpopular and still have great result without coercion. for very long time that was the belief for a lot of people. either they didn't know or didn't want to know. you have a lot of people speaking out in fear of the one child policy. i talked to some who were concerned about climate change, feminists and they still say we should have something like a universal one child policy. >> you write in one year loan, 1983, china sterilize 23 million people. that's more than