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Very, very engaging. the reality is ugandans mack up the bulk of the forces in somalia. they have been taking the bulk of the hits to protect the rest of africa. indeed, the rest of the world because al shabaab is al qaeda affiliated and the chatter is coming out of the ugandan presidential palace is why are we the ones having to take on this threat on our own? nobody else wants to go in when we are effectively becoming the frontline against terror in east africa. i think there are high-level conversations going on over the next several days and coming weeks about how the u.s. can play a more ...

My children. we have never sooen anything like this. people are terrified and the government doesn't even have enough resources to rescue us. hester fied dealing with this quake. >> maybe roll in more pictures here and do mapping as well. how remote an area are we talking about here and how difficult is it going to be to get relief to the impacted areas? >> it's extremely remote. this is a rural part of china. in fact, it's about 1200 miles west-southwest of beijing. we have a correspondent, in fact, john bowls, on the way traveling on ground. it will take him at least another, we believe, six...

The quick a magnitude 6.6, caused gentle swaying of large buildings in the city but thankfully did not trigger option a d.c. trigger a tsunami. a series of explosions in kandahar afghanistan said to be a warning to troops. coalition troops are planning an offensive for later this year in the kandahar province where armed taliban still rove years after the u.s. removed them from power. pakistani planes bombed several positions, killing 16 militants and destroying three hideouts. the air strikes come after a week of bombings which killed soldiers, policemen and aide worker. they are challeng...

Britain first before he stabbed her. mr. cox, first off, i just wondered what went through your mind when you read this retweet from president trump this morning. >> i think we probably got used to a degree of absurdity, of outrageous retweets and tweets from the president but i think this felt like it was a different order. here he was retweeting a felon, somebody who was convicted of religiously aggravated harassment of an organization that is a hate-driven organization on the extreme fringes of the far, far right of british politics. this is like the president retweeting the clue clux cl re...

Course, we await to see what the russians say, whether they can actually verify that information and what evidence they give us to prove that he was actually killed. >> the brutality, diana, of this man is well documented on people of the region, no question. i mean, we've seen these beheadings, these, you know, burning people in oil. any opponents of isis, the brutality is just sickening, no question about that. for americans, they may remember the story of kayla mueller, the young woman who was leaving a doctors without borders hospital in 2013. she was an aide worker for syrian children, an...