this is at westgate mall. a video from outside the mall.t small boy you're seeing is 4 years old, wait on his mom. he's swinging the door back and forth, just playing. >> that door looks like it's not exactly light. >> it doesn't look like a light door. this is a big glass door. watch what happens. >> oh! >> oh! >> the whole thing -- but that safety glass, it didn't shat for in big, heavy, sharp pieces, right. >> not that it fall like that in the first place from what you think is normal use. >> it is safety glass. it did not shatter. that's what people were asking, why would this happen. mall officials are saying that this boy overextended the door, causing the glass to break but watch as this video continues. you quickly see what we believe is the mother coming out of the store to help this boy. they are able to lift it up. >> but barely. looks like they're struggling with the weight. >> they pull him to safety. according to reports he did have cuts and bruises, they did bring an ambulance who took this boy to the hospital according to re

this is at westgate mall.he video from outside the mall, that small boy you're seeing is 4 years old. he is waiting on his mom. he is swinging the door back and forth. just playing. >> that door looks like it's not exactly light. >> it doesn't look like a light door. in fact, this is a big glass door. watch what happens. >> oh. >> the whole thing just busted, but that is safety glass, though. it didn't shatter into big heavy sharp pieces, right? >> how did it fall like in in the first place from what you think is normal use? is. >> right. now, it is safety glass. it did not shatter. that's what people were asking. why in the world would this happen? now, mall officials are saying this little boy over extended the door causing the glass to break, but watch as this video continues. you quickly see what we believe is the mother coming out of the store to help this little boy. they are able to lift it up. >> but just barely. looks like they're struggling. >> they do pull him to safety. according to reports, he did

. >> ambassador, late last year i was in nigeria covering the wake of the westgate mall attack.course, by the group al shabaab. one thung i heaing i heard over was the way these bodies were torn apart, dismantled, the way people were tortured was very reminiscent of boko haram-style tactics. how much is boko haram fueling the rise of and informing the tactsices of other terror groups? >> it's very difficult to say, but i would tend to see the similarities. basically as the result of copycat activity. after all, with the ubiquitousness of the web and other social media, one terrorist group has a pretty good idea of what another terrorist group is doing. and what is effective. i think, for example, the rise in kidnapping for ransom in nigeria is a reflection of the success of kidnapping in other parts of the world as a way of raising money for terrorist organizations. ambassador john campbell, thank you for that. >> thank you. >>> the global outrage over nigeria's missing girls sparked an international outcry. with the #bring back our girls gaining steam all around the world. but

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