somalia province. a quarter of traditional somalia, another piece of traditional somalia is a quarter of northern kenya. so a quarter of kenya and ethiopia used to be somalia. so the reason, part of the reason why the politics of somalia are difficult and the war is so irresolvable is because both kenya and somalia have deep-seated interest and somalian politics is on a much larger scale beyond its own borders, not to mention the rise of al shabab. it's a problem thats have a colonial root as to many other current wars. that's a big issue for the refugees there. they're very annoyed about the restrictions. everybody survives -- well not everybody but to some extent and coping mechanisms that we have spoken about, remittances are the pillars of that. then you're really -- the bottom of the pile, so to speak. >> and i had a question about who mix-up the population of the dadaab. there are 40,000 kenyans who take advantage of the service that the kenyan government doesn't provide. >> this is a quote read

this brings a new dimension to what is happening in somalia. this seems to be the first time, the first case of a bomb in a plane in somalia. how dangerous is there for people who travel to and from mogadis mogadishu? >> clearly it is a problem. of course, this is a problem many have in the world today, not just in somalia. you're quite right, this is the first instance of a bombing of a plane in somalia, at least in many, many years. it is just one more things people need to think about >>> no-one has claimed responsibility for this at this point, but al-shabab is expected. if we go by that narrative, are we seeing a resur generals of-- resurgence of al-shabab here? >> there is a resurgence of al-shabab activity, even though we don't know who perpetrated this particular act, there have been other events in somalia over the last seven months particularly that have been of great concern. al-shabab has attacked three outlying bases of african union forces in somalia killing a fair number of troops. in one case from uganda, another case burundi an

somalia. quite a few people did. >> we call the cutback of rations a crime. >> it is a crime and this is one of the things we get very angry about. we are asking people to stay in this camp, asking them to have hope in an international system that promises them a solution which is supposed to be returned to their home country when it is peaceful. integration into a country or resettlement to a third country. but that international regime is broken now. what i note with some irony what americans is kind the european crisis is that this pipeline is broken. once upon a time people would go to a refugee refugee camp, they would wait for a solution and the had some realistic prospect perhaps within a decade that situation would be resolved. it would be regular i somehow. but we have now and the overarching context of the book is that we have these cities in limbo which are growing and a number of the cities are growing and people are stuck in the situation so we are asking people where they can't w

it shows a weekness of the government of somalia. were it not for some 20,000 african union troops in somalia, the government probably could not withstand the pressures from al-shabab. but at the same time it demonstrates a certain weakness by al-shabab, even though they have increased their military capability in the last seven months, i don't believe they're able to hold over any extended period of time a sizeable city in somalia. they can pretty much travel wherever they wish in south central somalia in the rural areas, attack amazon outlying bases and even a major town. i don't believe they can hold them >>> interesting that you say things would be worse if it wasn't for the african union force that is there because if you talk to a lot of somalis, many of them would say that those troops are part of the problem and they are, in fact, making things worse in the country. what do you say to that? >> that's a fair point in that psychologically i think there are a lot of somalis who would like to see all foreign forces depart. the bi

mohammed ali hasan says corruption is at the root of the unrest in somalia. >> somalia has some problems. the problem first is a lot of corruption is taking place, and the people from the international community trusted and using people like ngos or the neighboring countries which have the same like americans would like a general peace in somalia. but they cannot have this by using these international forces that doesn't want somalia to come out of this miserable thing but somali government, the force he would be able to invade and build a real somali force, like we did with the taliban extend our hand in a general and sincere way to welcome people who want peace, take them out of al shabaab. that is the only thing that can create peace in somalia. >> donald trump, has gotten an endorsement, chris christie is backing the billionaire front runner. christie dropped out of the race a few weeks ago. more from allen fisher in houston. >> chris christie for all his faults can read the lay of the land and he realizes that donald trump will likely secure the nomination to be the republican presi

it's covered by most health plans. >>> in the wake of that suspected plame bombing in somalia. homeland security secretary johnson is now saying terror groups are staying focused on attacking airplanes. to fox news catherine herridge with the latest. >> when you look at the last two major plots at the device was smuggled through airport security using an airport insider. the russian metro jet brought down by an isis bomb in egypt in october used an improvised explosive device. you can see this image of the do is they said had a two-hour timer and was smuggled on the jet. an airport mechanic has been arrested. in sew mamly is was an airport insider that allegedly passed the laptop computer. you see the surveillance video here, on to the suicide bomber who used a wheelchair to further disguise his intentions. the homeland security secretary told reporters this week that his department has made changes based on what happened. >> we sent inspectors to airports not just the specific one but a number of them in the region, i'm always concerned about not just responding to the last ev

. >>> now to the mid-air mystery over what blew a giant hole in a passenger plane over somalia. could be a horrific accident but there are growing fears it could also be caused by a bomb on board. we get the latest on the investigation from nbc's keir simmons >> reporter: moments after an explosion ripped a hole in the cabin of a commercial airliner, oxygen masks flapping as it feet, people on board claim a burning man was sucked out while most passengers stunningly calm walked safely away. >> i heard a big bang know. we couldn't see anything for a few seconds. >> reporter: tonight experts are studying the images for clues. >> it's evident from the pictures that the explosion or the failure of that fuselage happened from inside out. it looks like it originated inside the cabin and blew the structure outward. >> reporter: could it have been a bomb or a failure of the plane? a united 747 from honolulu lost part of its fuselage in 1989. passengers torn from the seats, while in 2011 a southwest flight from phoenix to sacramento lost part of its roof. metal fatigue was blamed. then t

but is waiting for an official request from authorities in somalia. s/ keir simmons/ nbc news/ london, england 1:14-1:30 "now a turkish airlines flight from the same airport was canceled monday due to heavy tail winds, an official in somalia tells us most of the passengers were transferred on to tuesday's ill-fated flight, so they weren't meant to be on that plane and then escaped with their lives. back to you." a south carolina teenager who police say plotted to join isis and attack u.s. troops was denied parole this week. the teenager, who was 16 at the time of his arrest in york county, pleaded guilty to a gun charge last year. he's being housed at the in columbia. he's scheduled for another hearing in 3 months. a consumer alert this afternoon... begin accepting electronically filed tax returns again as early as later today. the agency said they are experiencing a "hardware failure." taxpayers can continue to send electronic returns to companies that serve as middlemen between taxpayers and the irs. but the agency says those companies have to hold

. >> age explosive sight aboard a flight somalia. the blast left a gaping hole as you see right there inside this commercial airliner. one person was killed, two others injured forcing the plane to then make an emergency landing. >> investigators say they now believe a bomb may have been responsible for that scare in the air. a commercial airliner makes an emergency descent. the wind and visible from inside the cabin a hole in the side of the airplane. in this cell phone footage stunned passengers are lucky to be alive while witnesses claim a man on fire was sucked out at 14,000 feet. there was a terrible explosion, the pilot said, according a newspaper, i think it was a bomb. the airbus 321 is updated by dallo airlines and it has not confirmed the cause of the explosion but from the outside black soothe can be seen around the rip the open fuselage. it had taken off from somalia while al-qaeda links and surgeons are waging war. officials say one passenger was killed and two were injured. the body of a 55-year-old man discovered on th

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some in somalia al-shabab is claiming responsibility for a blast that killed at least 14 people in the capital. it is the second time this week the group carried out an attack in mogadishu. >> reporter: the force of the explosions can be seen more clearly the morcombe after the attack. people gathered around blown-out buildings near the somali youth league hotel. a suicide bomber ran into the hotel entrance on friday night. armed men fought guards at an outer security barrier. 30 minutes later another bomb in a park nearby >> translation: the casualties include sieve i can't answers on the-- civilians on the street. >> reporter: al-shabab have carried out many attacks on fridays when people are out and about. >> translation: i heard a huge explosion next to our building. a blast shattered the windows causing me to lose consciousness for a while. i saw blood coming from pie back. it was horrible. >> reporter: hotel guests often include government leaders and business executives. it is not far from the presidential palace. there was a mortar attack in a residential area next-door on thur

somalia said they found no evidence of a criminal act.

arab world to help regulate the crisis in syria, yemen and libya, to normalize the position in iraq, somalia and other countries of the region. all the three participants of the conference are the members of the nation group to support syria and we today confirm the adherence to the disagreements which were reached within the framework of the so-called vienna group within the framework of the security council of u.n. and we confirm the support of the russian american initiative on the cessation of standihostilities m tomorrow. with all of the importance and the acuteness of the conflict of syria and yemen and libya and other countries of the region, and the central part in our statement is the task of the settlement of the conflict. i also confirmed the favor of the optimisation of the efforts of the quartet of international participants in russia, once again stressing that it is very important to start cooperation within this quartet of countries and the arab states. it is necessary because the arab peace initiative, without the resolution of u.n. security council creates a very clear unamb

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. >>> al-shabab says it was behind an explosion that punched a hole in an airliner over somalia last week killing one person. the armed group which has close links with al qaeda says the attack was retribution for what it calls crimes by the west against muss in somalia. the suspected suicide bomber was sucked out of the plane. well, adhere on this program on al jazeera. the protesters in haiti as the country struggles to name a temporary president. and. >> reporter: i am agent run soi in nairobi. this looks like money, but it's not. i'll be telling you how people in this community are using it. ♪ ♪ >>> and the top stories this hour. there are continuing doubts that a pause in fighting, even if it happens in syria, will go ahead. the agreement for cessation of hostilities was reached earlier in the week by world leaders meeting in munich. egypt's president sisi has said he is handing some legislative powers back to parliament. >>> and al-shabab says it was behind an explosion that punch aid hole in an airliner over somalia last week killing one person. >>> haiti's parliament is m

. >>> a somalia official say it was a bomb that blew a hole in the jet liner killing one person, and forcing the plane to make an emergency landing on tuesday. during a press conference today, somalia's transport minister said that the bomb certainly had the power to bring down that plane but the air bus 321 was still able to land safely. a senior somalia intelligence official said six people have been arrested in connection with the blast, and they also say the one person killed was the bomber himself. >>> officials from taiwan are promising to investigate why a high rise apartment building toppled during a powerful earthquake. at least 14 people are confirmed dead from the quake, and searchers are looking for hundreds of others who may be trapped. emergency management information center in taiwan says rescuers pulled out at least 240 survivors from the collapsed building. the 6.4 magnitude quake hit earlier this morning while most people were still asleep. >>> a members of the fame tuskegee air men was recognize today in wilmington. during an event honoring black history movement r

our member very clearly, of course, and somalia, we actually sent u.s. forces there to arrest mohammed, the somalia warlord. and we all know what happened. he mobilized his militant sympathizers, they surrounded a group of u.s. special operation forces, it was a firefight. and the result was hundreds of innocent people killed. so, we have to look very closely and at the question, what options does the u.s. have in some of these cases? ivo: great. thanks to both of you for i think of very clear, definitive statement. i will throw out a few questions, in order to get the disagreement going. [laughter] i will not discourage any of you to - - mary ellen: i think it is going great. ivo: let us hope that this of it. mary ellen, let me start with you. i was intrigued by the idea that it was the unlawful use of force that was a big recruitment tool for isis. which seems to imply the lawful use of force against isis would not be a big recruitment tool. and yet, we know that, of of 2014, the june u.s. has engaged in military action in a lawful way against isis. be

it was a plane from somalia that had an explosion after takeoffjohn: terminator warnings just west of the savannah. you can see that solid line moving thr ht line. carolina nigel: jenny again to this must-see video, this family out of ed they flipped over and skid down a is the highway, caught on a dashboard camera, and the car flipped over and skidded down the highway on its roof, narrowly missing agabrielle: and now to this massive fire outside of detroit that burned out of con for hours. he warehouse is a mix of facilities, and they say that the plastics, paper, and wood continued to feed the fire, and the fire also prompted a boil water advisory in the area. no injuries have been reported, and we want to bring you this story out of somalia, where an explosion rocked tissue airport. -- from mogadishu airport. a reporter says they expect that the al-shabaab militant group was responsible for the blast, and the somali government says an investigation is one of the two convicted murderers who brt york last summer apologized during his hearing today. david sweat received 3.5 to charges

the plane now, somalia, how this happened and continues. in control room ryan schulteis. all right. probably should talk about their rain we've had so many nice days. about 37 degrees. so jeremy we're still above the freezing mark in most parts? we are, yeah. normal high for the day for the city is 37. here we are 11 o'clock at night normal high temperature. it's a rain storm, not a snow storm. warm storm even behind storm mild on thursday. keeler by friday. but still, i mean there's no bitterly cold air in the pattern this week. next week, different story. right now boston 37. nashua 30 orange at 29. for tonight clouds on increase, mild overnight tonight. much. 30 to 38. your morning commute is dry. it's this storm system right here that's on the move. again it's loaded with warm air. there is some winter precipitation, michigan up that wraps around backside of storm your cold in snow tucked up close to that red l that storm is passing well with to west of new england where all cold air will be. we will be on front side of that storm system. which with time, really warms things up.

after an explosion o oa plane in somalia. about 14- thousand feet in flight, passengers say they heard an explosion in the cabin of the plane. two people were injured but the pilot was able to land safely. initial tests of the damage came back positive for explosive residue. 3 heavy snow and strong winds have forced officials to close more than 100 miles of an interstate in eastern nebraska. in the western part of the state, another interstate is also closed. several smaller highways in the southwest are closed leading into kansas. the major snowstorm is now moving east. 3 3 a local coach is raising money for residents in flint, michigan. citizens there do not have clean water after high levels o olead were found in the water supply. the asheville high school girls basketball coach started an online fundraiser to help. her goal is to raise five-thousand dollars, which would buy 15- thousand bottles of water for families in flint. 3 3 3 buncombe county commissioners approve a spending survey for school projects over the next f

if you want total security, go to somalia, convenient venezuel. once you have security you have freedom. everyone's a hypocrite on this. do you think koch would be principled if it contained a threat against apple. >> apple is wrong, and you think the judge's order? >> i also think apple might be lying, doing this as a symbolic fight. >> a lot of conspiracy theorys. >> i like the statement that jim is making, it's important because he has to put it out there about there's a lot of confusion and misinformation in this regard, this is specific and situational to be able to go in. it's a matter of national security. tell it to someone whose loved ones could be killed in the next terror attack, because we couldn't get the information right there. that's an information rich environment that they should be able to tap into. i mean, lives were lost, why wouldn't you want to prevent something like that from happening again. with no longer impen et trabl here in terms of the u.s. and our safety. we know this, we've been attacked, they were able to do it, w

somalia's national news passenger died and another was hurt. investigators say an explosion and fire blew a gaping hole in the side of the commercial plane. the plane was heading from mogadishu to djibouti on the horn of africa. hundreds of workers will walk through the gates at newport news shipbuilding for the last time today. thirty-minutes ago, we first told you more than 700 workers are losing their jobs at the company because of a decrease in workload at the shipyard! here's the thing, the cuts aren't over just yet. rico bush is outside the shipyard to explain what's ahead for several hundred more employees not on the chopping block this time around. rico - katie, don, this isn't easy to say, but a third round of cuts are coming! the company says it will hand out pink- slips to even more employees this year. however, the shipyard mentioned it is too early to know how many people will be impacted and when they this is in addition to than 7-hundred 30 hourly and eight salaried workers laid-off today. since the company made the official anno

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this happening in somalia. of course, the source close to the investigation telling fox news this laptop may have contained an explosive. there's no way for us to confirm that at this point. reports the computer was handed over to the bomber after he went through security. that bomb blew a hole in the side of that plane. pilots somehow managed to make an emergency landing. the one person who died, the alleged bomber. paul tilsley is live in johannesburg, south africa on the story. paul? >> reporter: fox news has learned that investigators, including several fbi specialists now in somalia, are concentrating on the new issues that the airport security video we have obtained today bring into play. issues which include the question was this an inside job? in the surveillance video, an airport worker in a reflective vest walks with another man who is carrying a laptop through the supposedly secure departures lounge, located after security and x-ray. first question, how did the laptop, which authorities suspect conta

angel soft. ripped a hole in an airliner where somalia was likely caused boo abomb. that's what multiple sources have told nbc news. they found explosive residue, likely from military grade explosive. responsibility. >>> a man from new jersey has been arrested after his drone crash under to the 40th floor of the empire state building. he was filming with the drone and expoekt ected to face criminal charges. >>> this is an atv that went rogue when its owner tried to ride it in january. it finally stopped when it flipped on the side of a building. >>> as part of president obama's final budget request, heel 'll of oil to help fund high speed railways and other travel systems. >>> it's the start of a new era for play boy. they unveiled their very first nonnude issue. it's part of an effort to reemp ach a new generation. wouldn't the new generation like the same as the old generation? just asking. >>> and just ahead, the robot hits the shot of the day on the lynx while kobe turns back the clock on the hard wood. is little guy is non-stop. he's always hanging out with his

the plane was flying from somalia with about 50 people on board. this morning investigators are talking about the evidence they've collected so far. >> christa: and in a situation like, this you want to know why. what exactly caused this? so let's go to 7's kris anderson with what we know so far. kris? >> kris: christa, that's the big question, why and how this happened. officials at somalia's civil aviation authority say so far they have found no evidence of a board the plane. the pilot says he thought it was a bomb, still he was able to get that plane safely back on the ground. terrifying moments after an explosion rocked the passenger plane midair in somalia. the blast ripped a huge hole in the side of this plane as it was flying 12,000 to 14,000 feet in the air. passengers say they heard a loud explosion and you can see the air masks came out as passengers tried the move away from the gaping hole. somehow the pilot was able to fly the plane back to the small -- somalia airport. the blast injured two people. investigators say the first test did

. >>> no group has yet to claim responsibility for the explosion aboard a passenger plane in somalia. the blast blew a hole in the plane, forced the pilot to make an emergency landing. was sucked out of the hole. mark phillips has more. >> reporter: somalia's aviation director referred to the airbus developing a sudden defect. it was pretty clear what caused the defect. a gaping hole in the plane's side. one passenger was apparently blown out of the hole, his body found later. surviving passengers said they heard a tale tale bang. a somali diplomat on board, awaki kulani, recorded the scenes and said he shared the same fears as any one else. were they all going to die. all but one of the passenger and crews survived seemed because the explosion occurred early in the climb out of mogadishu. there was no violent decompression. and the aircraft held together. that allowed the pilot. a 64-year-old serbian to land it. collected their belongings and filed off the plane. in somalia, a country enduring a seemingly endless civil war against the al-shabab islamic >>> some of the world's scienti

as jonathan vigliotti reports somalia investigators are looking into whether a bomb caused the disaster. pkg cell phone video captured the aftermath of tuesdays explosion as air poured through the gaping hole of the plane. oxygen masks were tossed around and one passenger was sucked out... his body was found later. interior --see kullane filming a somali diplomat on board, awake kullane - who shot this video - said everyone was afraid they were going to die. awale kullane/passenger we saw a hole in the plane and the first thing you think about is you know, can we really make it. interior the plane was headed to the east african country of djibouti when the blast happened minutes after takeoff. the plane was at a relatively low altitude and the aircraft held together until the pilot was able to land it. somali officials say they ve found no evidence of criminal activity so far, but the plane s pilot and aviation experts say the hole showed all the signs of terrorism. sot denny kelly/aviation consultant cbs that s a bomb. that hole is caused by a bomb. and they )ll be able to tell that, o

it all happened last tuesday in somalia's capital.... mogadishu. surveillence video captured the handoff of the laptop from airport workers, to a man who brought it on board. that man was 15 minutes after takeoff. it actually tore a hole in the side of the plane... and sucked the man out. the pilot was able to land the plane safely. the workers on that surveillance video *have been arrested. 3 here in america... better change your lunch plans, if you were heading to chipotle. the restaurant chain is closing *all its locations nationwide today, for a company-wide staff meeting the topic... food safety. it comes in the wake of the big e-coli outbreak out west. the outbreak is officially over, and now the company is making sure it stays that way. every restaurant will be closed from 11 a-m to three p-m today. the chain's c-e-o will hold a main meeting in california, and broadcast 3 3 3 3 3 3 the rocky mountains are *rumbling this morning... but in a good way. football fans are in a frenzy... in downtown denver. 3 walter and dave have all your super bo

somalia's deputy ambassador to the u.n. was on this flight. he captured this video on his cell phone. the pilot said he thought the blast was caused by a bomb. officials say the plane was headed to jabooty when the blast happened within minutes of takeoff. an official investigation is underway. hopefully we will learn more about what caused the blast this week sometime. >>> uber has replaced the white and black u logo with a new design of an image that ceo travis calnick calls the atom and bit. it will use a unique color in each of the 68 counties it here in denver uber is sharing more than just rides today, from now until 2:00 offices can request puppies on the uber app and for $30 a chaperon from the denver dumb friends league will bring you a pair of puppies to play with for 15 minutes. amelia and marty had a chance to smuggle with a couple of -- snuggle with a couple of them this morning. all the pups are available for adoption. you will notice that as soon as you go to your app, it pops up to see if you want to do that. >>> and, so, it is

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these pictures are from a journalist based in somalia. an outside aviation expert said the damage was consistent with a mom. a short time ago, somalia's aviation authorities said there was no evidence get of what they would call a criminal act . two people were hurt and the ap says there was an unverified report that one person fell out of the hole. they landed in mocha d sku and evacuated. about the spread of the zika virus. >> there is a report of the first case in this country. it spread through sexual conduct. more on this development. >> we still have so much to learn about this. >> absolutely! here is what we do know. the cdc has become infected with the zika virus. a man traveled home to the us showing symptoms of the virus found in his sexual partner. they are sending morning. it's just one day after the world health declared a global emergency. the race is on now in the country to develop vaccines. it will take a while. >> we will develop a single test that could be used for existing viruses. it would prepare us for the >> at the

the somalia government saying the pilot made an emergency landing. mentioning that elderly man saying two passengers were injured. investigators are hinted an explosive hand grenade is responsible. we will follow the reports and keep you updated on abc action news. >>> the mother of a 13-year-old virginia girl murdered speak to go to media about her daughter nicole lowell. investigators say that nicole was stabbed to death and called the evidence preliminary. her mother says she had a love for dancing and music and pandas and nicole had an online murder. nicole did battle health battles. talked about her daughter. >> nicole was very lovable person. nicole touched many people throughout her short life. facing charges in her david. dave eisenhower is charged with killing nicole and meggen keepers accused of being an assess re. >> you may be vulnerable to thieves. $30 a device may allow criminals access to your car. police outside of buffalo saying they have had several reports of locked cars being broken into with no signs of forced entry. crooks are taking special computer boards conne

jennifer calls for graphic breaking news - a mid-air explosion blows a hole through a commercial jet somalia!here are the pictures. you can see the hole on the side of the jet.somehow the pilot was able to land the plane. the explosion was while the jet was 14-thousand feet in the air about five minutes into the flight. you can see the oxygen masks come out -the hole in the side is a little smaller than a door. door.the video from inside the plane shows the chaos on board...one of the passengers shot it on a cell phone... somehow the pilot landed the plane safely.investigators now say they found explosive residue on the side of the plane. the pilot tells investigators he beleives it was a bomb of some sort ... about the size of a hand- grenade.. two passengers were responsibility for the incident. a birmingham meteorologist tracking the storm captured this tornado on camera tracking from mississippi to alabama.there are injuries, but theyre minor.several people were trapped in their homes.and damage is reported across both states. here's a look at the damage from overnight.in addition to hom

. >>> passengers aboard a plane out of mogadishu somalia are thankful to be safe this afternoon. they survived the fire and explosion that blew a gaping hole in the airplane. the pilot made an emergency landing and somalia's deputy ambassador to the united nations was on board. >> i heard a big bang. smoke erupted. we couldn't see anything for a few seconds. it was a bit scary. >> somali authorities confirm one passenger died after being blown from the hole created by the explosion at 2 others hurt. authorities looking whether a bomb was aboard the plane. >>> look at these happy dogs that south koreans have taken the care of into their own hands. one woman offering to shelter more than 200 dogs in the compound. she stops to pick up dogs roaming the streets and has rescued dogs in danger of being sold to dogmeat arms or restaurants. dogs are becoming popular as pets in south korea just now. >>> under a yellow weather alert at our tracking showers and storms heading our way. also some flooding also. >> between melting snow and moderate to heavy rain of real threat for the afternoon

in somalia, they told nbc news no shrapnel has been found and the cause is unclear. but the country is home to al qaeda-linked extremists, and isis claimed its bomb blew apart a jet in egypt last year. experts say had this plane been flying at a higher altitude or the explosion occurred closer to the fuel tanks, it may have suffered the same catastrophic fate. nbc news, london. >>> across the south, millions of people are facing severe weather once again after a series of tornadoes caused widespread damage last night. as nbc's jacob rascon reports, one of the hardest hit areas was the small town of collinsville, mississippi. >> reporter: there was no time to be afraid, many say, only time to run. >> this door here is just blown out. >> reporter: pastor wade ricks and his wife julie jumped under a desk and prayed. what is the prayer? >> lord, save us. save us. >> that's what she prayed. just, lord, save us. and he did. >> reporter: the church where they were hiding, however, was not saved. all three buildings torn to shreds. but for the faithful at first baptist, ther

and a search for answers in somalia as a passenger is thrown somalia as a passenger is thrown from an airliner. the conference call. the ultimate arena for business. hour after hour of diving deep, touching base, and putting ducks in rows. the only problem with conference calls: eventually they have to end. unless you have the comcast business voice mobile app. it lets you switch seamlessly from your desk phone to your mobile with no interruptions. i've never felt so alive. make your business phone mobile with voice mobility. comcast business. built for business. >> hello again. a reminder of the top story on al jazeera. three palestinians have been shot dead by police in occupied east jerusalem after a shooting and stabbing attack that killed one israeli policewoman and injured another. syria's army has broken through rebel-held territory north of aleppo to reach the blow government villages and cut off rebel supply routes between aleppo and the turkish border. >>> the u.n. special envoy to syria have announced the talks in geneva and how to end the war have been put on hold for thre

knights: al shabaab did control various ports in somalia where the ivory is being shipped out of, and they would basically charge a tax for anything being shipped out. rrator: al shabaab levies a 2% to 7% tax on ivory that passes through areas they control, making about $250,000 a year from ivory. insurgent groups and armed forces units are not the only poachers. local villagers, who know the terrain, are also involved, and they are increasingly recruited by well-financed, organized criminal groups. roberts: when you kill an elephant and you sell that ivory tusk in the bush, it's only going to be maybe $25 or $100. there ght be a00% mark by the time it gets to the consolidating point for export, and then a 4,000% markup by the time it reaches the marketplace. hutson: it's the middlemen and the people on the other end, on the demand side, who really are becoming rich off of this. vira: you know, even though the poaching might happen at sort of the bush level in a very gritty way, very quickly you start moving up the chain to find very significant, powerful, and wealthy people controlli