israel flew in the last jewish immigrants coming in from ethiopia. they emigrated, and the process was ongoing. some have been waiting for the green light for years. we have this story. >> their first steps in their new home. despite never visiting here again, they are arriving in israel, a combination of efforts by the israeli governments. day andhistorical process. arrival atfor their the airport, relatives who have already taken the plunge. difference, not just welcome, but welcome home. community,rs of the their ancestors were put under pressure to convert to christianity in the 19th century. since, they have lived under poor conditions in northern ethiopia. they are pleased to be allowed .o settle in ethiopia >> i waited eight years. it was very, very difficult. it has taken some people over 15 years to come here. 1980's and 1990's, some went to israel. others followed. some 7000 have joined since 2010 alone. thousands more remain stranded integration,camp. in particular, is proving a task.ult many are mistaking them for illegal immigrants, and

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it's gone after ethiopia for the 2006 attack. it was rs behind the 2010 world cup bombing in uganda. it is true that u.s. officials and british officials and the like have been very closely watching somalia because they have threatened attacks beyond the region. they haven't proved able to do so yet but this is certainly something they've aspired to and you may remember the individual who stabbed the british soldier to death several months ago in the u.k. there were also reports that he was attempting to get to al shabaab via kenya in 2010. there are trans nationalal linkages and something the intelligence officials look closely at and the organization is targeting individuals, nations and westerners beyond the boundaries. >> they also used twitter, getting they are message out even in the midst of this heavy assault, one said what kenyans are witnessing at westgate is a retributions justice for crimes committed by their military. we know there's recruitment online but this use of social media by an al qaeda organization. >> this

ethiopia is a country we're celebrating. it has achieved a two-thirds reduction. just with political commitment combined with a real focus on primary health care intervention, especially in the most remote areas, you can achieve this goal. >> are there lessons for countries for these african countries from countries like bangladesh where things have improved? >> yes, these are resource poor countries, but yet they have made this a major priority. they have committed it at the highest echelons of political leadership. we have seen in ethiopia, as i mentioned, they have 38,000 community health workers spread across the country, that go door to door with these simple interventions, with oral rehydration salts, they make sure the kids are vaccinated on time. they are paid by the government, they have a year training, and with that combination of government ownership and priority in reaching the most remotest and rural parts of the country, we can attain this goal, it is doable. with the right combination of leadership and focusing on simple practical interventions and

partners with ethiopia which launches and overthrow of somalia. they call them a ball, bush was batting of yarn and dick cheney here's islamic and said we have to overthrow them. there were extremists, but most of them were not. most of the most -- more closely represent the taliban government, which is a brutal form of government, but these are not people that wanted to attack the united states. there was no u.s. interests except for knee-jerk, neocon reaction. they viewed the cover of this over-invitation to go in and start hunting people and they wanted to take out the leaders of the islamic courts union. they are looking for people involved with the 98 means the u.s. embassy -- bombings of the u.s. embassy in tanzania. the cyclic, the islamic courts union is dismantled. -- basically, the islamic courts union is dismantled. somalia returns to the civil war, and ethiopians are then committing rape, murdering civilians, rendering people back to ethiopia, and it becomes an utter disaster. what ends up happening is al- shabaab, this group of relati

. >> and little ethiopia, a group of cabdrivers planned a protest tomorrow in freedom plaza. >> the cabdrivers stand to miss the deadline. through no fault of their own. yet the taxicab commission intends to hold them fully responsible. no sympathy from the taxicab commission. >> i would say that those whoanies and individuals made those statements are simply to justify their failure to have acted in an appropriate time. >> the association has 1500 cap screwed -- caps. >> -- 1500 cabs. >> we want to interrupt the report. we want to take you back to frederick county. a new market, we are looking at market, wein a new are looking at a scene. a man was stuck in a trench. he had been stuck up to his shoulders at one point in the trench. it appears as though they have managed to pull him out. we checked a little while ago, close to the top of the hour, and they were able to work one leg free. you can see there, it does appear they have them on a stretcher. rescue workers are not taking him away from the scene. presumably in an and he wants. this scene has been playing out for maybe three and a half

. >> this doctor is meeting his new patient from ethiopia. he's the chief surgeon at the new desert flower center. he will carry out reconstructive surgery on her. her genitals were mutilated as a child. >> i want to be a normal person. >> a new medical center is the brainchild of a supermodel turned human rights activist who has campaigned for years against genital relations. a practice she was subjected to at the age of five. >> a human being can do that to another woman, i'd call this the worst type of violence against women. >> the medical team to treat women from all over the world. if they are unable to pay the center's own charity can help. this is the first medical center of its kind. more could follow in africa, asia, and the u.s.. >> colombian police have arrested a woman who tried to smuggle cocaine into a fake belly made to look like she was pregnant. she was stopped while attempting to board a plane. an agent noticed that her belly was unusually cold and hard. she found two kilograms of cocaine inside of a latex pouch designed to

mussolini did it against ethiopia. it has been done before. i come back to the question of the use of chemical weapons versus the cluster bombs that has killed so many children in iraq as well. i am not sure that is the basis for doing what you're going to do. >> let me go to the credibility argument. a marine combat veteran from new to believeys i want my commander-in-chief, but i think he has let us down, we have lost credibility in the world. he does not believe an attack on syria would restore the credibility. how seriously do we take this thread to credibility? takeshink the president it seriously and that is why he is going to go ahead with this strike, if congress backs him up. aarone says i did not set red line, the world said a red line, and how come the world is not set up behind us? he set the red line. he said the line more than a year ago, last year. the red line was crossed in august. here we are in september. , and he hasesponse handcuffed himself to a limited, targeted, short response, no boots on the ground strike. we do not k

outfits that were part of this are protecting those warlords, that we were going into a meeting in ethiopia, to continue doing what he was doing. i haven't had the comment of that period. >> that is basically correct. we were after him on this mission, this battle was fought on october 3 and 4 between the forces of american soldiers. but the loss of american life in the novel number of casualties were so shocking to the clinton administration and the congress and the american people that their mission was called off. once the mission was called off, they began to form a coalition government, and in fact, the incident that he referred to when they had a peace conference he was afraid for his safety. so he said that the only way that he would be willing to go to it was if americans took him. so it was, although it was an insult, perceived as an insult, by many the american soldiers that fought there just months before, american soldiers escorted him onto a plane and flew him to this meeting in ethiopia and flew him back. >> next call, colorado springs to hello, i would like to make a comment

they have for the a succession of foreign forces, allied to the somali government, including ethiopia, kenya and uganda, with troops as part of an african peacekeeping force. they paid a price for involvement in somalia. more than 70 people were killed when al shabaab planted bombs. the group seemed to be on the dvnsive when kenyan troops moved in to somalia. it was driven out of the key port city and then chased out of mogadishu, itself. their campaign has not yet ended. in june of this year, they launched a bold attack on the u.n. compound in the capitol. there have been several bomb attacks targeting senior somali government officials. this is one of the biggest carried out outside of somali. the territory al shabaab controls is shrinking. the group has just emerged from a leadership struggle. their shadowy leader who goes by the title emir managed to realign the group's leadership and consol date his power by killing some of his main opponents. al shabaab first emerged as a violent offshoot as a union of islamic courts which took control of mogadis huchlt. in 2006. city ends, they

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we found a sample of the spyware that appeared to be targeted at activists of ethiopia. the scary thing, at least from my perspective, is that this technology can be proliferated around the world without any sort of debate. >> it may be the stuff of spy movies, but campaigners say the british government needs to wake up and start regulating whose hands the invasive technology is falling into. we need to start acting like the weapons that can be used online are exactly the same as the kind of weapons like bombs and guns that can be used to hurt people. >> a couple of world news stories in brief to update you on. protesters and police clashed in greece's second largest city after another round of rallies there. fighting broke out after the prime minister delivered a speech promising economic recovery was on its way. relentless push to get a third bailout from international lenders. those steps include tax hiking along with labor market and pension reforms. protesters blocked roads leading to one of the largest arms fairs in london. over 1,300 companies are set to be displa

portugal's allen takes you region or straight to ethiopia we go to open up the r.t. world so i thousands are taking to the streets in the. antigovernment rally protesters demanding the scrapping of the country's terrorist war and the release of certain political prisoners the demonstrators claim the legislation is being misused for cracking down on opposition activists and journalists but officials say the protesters are trying to simply glorify convicted terrorists. and to pakistan with thousands of gathered for a funeral service for the dozens killed in a devastating blast in the city of peshawar the mourners were joined by the relatives of one family that lost sixteen of its members in the attack they died when a car bomb went off near a police station in a market area destroying nearby shops and buildings it's only a week since suicide bombers killed outside a christian church in the same city. and i show you some of the footage from the london duck there it is in the thames and it's on fire no explanation as to how it caught on fire though all the twenty eight p

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update time here on the program let's get some other global headlines for you and for you straight to ethiopia we go thousands of taking to the streets in the capital all in a massive anti government rally the protesters demanded reforms of the release of political prisoners and the scrapping of the country's and terrorist little demonstrators claim the registration is being misused for cracking down on opposition activists and journalists but officials say the protesters are just trying to glorify convicted terrorists. and thousands of their style and have gathered for a funeral service for the dozens killed in a devastating blast in this city are sure while the mourners were joined by the relatives of a family who lost sixteen of its members in the attack they died when a car bomb went off near a police station in a historic market destroying nearby shops and buildings it's only a week since suicide bombers killed eighty people just outside a christian church in the same city. have a look here dramatic footage coming from london showing people jumping from a tourist boat there right in the r

called are you also a sample of the spyware by spyware appeared to be targeted to ethiopia the scary thing. is that this technology in china were created around the world without any sort of debris it may be the stuff of spying movies but campaign is say the british government needs to wake up and start regulating whose hands the invasive technology is falling into we need to stop acting like the weapons that can be used on line are exactly the same as the kind of weapons like bombs and guns that can be used to hurt people. on. thanks for being with r.t. today we've plenty more stories on our web site to you including if you're a smartphone. an i phone android or black berry your security settings are no match for the n.s.a. which is fully capable of accessing your data head to our team dot com with the details. thank you and cheers have been echoing across tokyo as the city was awarded the twenty twenty summer olympics leaving rival east ball behind the full footage of the celebrations on the reaction of other countries can be found on the web site of artie's new video where you can

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we also found a sample of the spyware spyware appeared to be targeted to ethiopia the scary thing. is that this technology for it around the world without any sort of debris it may be the stuff of spying movies but campaign is say the british government needs to wake up and start regulating whose hands the invasive technology is falling into we need to start acting like the weapons that can be used online are exactly the same as the kind of weapons like bombs and guns that can be used to hurt people. on. whatever smartphone you have beat a trendy i saw you know a shiny black berry boasting high security standards the n.s.a. knows how to hack it on a website forum held in tory's agency employs a special teams working on each of the popular mobile operating system was accessing private data on every phone anywhere. to needed to bring order to its most troubled region the army's in the midst of what it calls the largest offensive in the aimed at cleaning sinai of islamic militants the details that are dot com. right see. first street. and i think the true. on our reporters were very.

straight into the we go let's start with ethiopia this time where thousands of taking to the streets in the. government rally protesters demanded the scrapping of the country's terrorists and the release of certain political prisoners the demonstrators claim the legislation is being misused for cracking down on opposition activists and journalists but officials say the protestors are simply trying to glorify convicted terrorists. and pakistan where thousands of gathered for a funeral service for the dozens killed in a devastating blast in the city of. mourners were joined by the relatives of one family who lost sixteen of its members in the attack and they died when a car bomb went off near a police station in a market area destroying nearby shops and buildings it's been only one week since suicide bombers killed eighty people outside a christian church in the same city. by the london dogs and some pretty startling footage right there of course coming from the river thames a tourist boat on fire with people actually jumping into the water to avoid the flames twenty eight passengers a

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turkmenistan quarter we also found a sample of the spyware by spyware appeared to be targeted back to ethiopia. from our perspective is that this technology in china work for it around the world without any sort of debris it may be the stuff of spy movies but campaigners say the british government needs to wake up and start regulating whose hands the invasive technology is falling into we need to start acting like the weapons that can be used on line are exactly the same as the kind of weapons like bombs and guns that can be used to hurt people. whatever small distro you have beat it trendy i say you know a shiny black berry boasting high security standards the n.s.a. knows how to hack it on a website we report on how the notorious agency employs a special teams working on each of the popular mobile operating systems it was accessing private data on every phone anywhere. plus came egypt ever bring order to its place troubled region the army's in the midst of what it calls the largest offensive in yes' aimed at leaving sinai of islamic militants the details all at r.t. dot com. right. first str

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as turkmenistan carter we also found a sample of the spyware spyware appeared to be targeted back to ethiopia the scary thing. was that this technology in china worked for it around the world without any sort of debris it may be the stuff of spying movies but campaign is say the british government needs to wake up and start regulating whose hands the invasive technology is falling into we need to start acting like the weapons that can be used online are exactly the same as the kind of weapons like bombs and guns that can be used to hurt people. london. and you can find detailed information leaked documents on the latest updates on this. new revelation on our website r.t. dot com. a key press freedom group has confronted the u.k. government over its attempts to stop those who try to raise their voice they claim the downing street that downing street has abused the anti terror laws in a fear mongering campaign against whistleblowers r.t. sarah firth has looked at the fight to report the true news in britain. an act of intimidation that could have a chilling effect on press freedom in the u.k. a

called are you also a sample of the spyware spyware appeared to be targeted back to ethiopia the scary thing. is that this technology in china work for it around the world without any sort of debris it may be the stuff of spying movies but campaigners say the british government needs to wake up and start regulating whose hands the invasive technology is falling into but we need to start acting like the weapons that can be used online are exactly the same as the kind of weapons like bombs and guns that can be used to hurt people. lunde. well let's round up more of today's other top headlines for you now and nato airstrike in afghanistan has reportedly killed fifteen people mostly women and children local authorities say six suspected militants boarded a vehicle transporting civilians which was then attacked a nato spokeswoman confirmed what she called a procedure strike and that it took ten insurgents but caused no civilian casualties. in tunisia's capital tens of thousands of people have turned up for rallies against the country's islamist government it also marks forty days of mournin

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the united states has worked with ethiopia and kenya to bring invading forces into somalia which have been responsible for brutal human rights violations create united states is created an intelligence infrastructure in somalia the notorious jail or prison interrogation center in at the airport there as reported by jeremy scahill in which they have assisted somali government officials in interrogating. people that they've dragged off the streets in these day and day dirty drug infested. insect infested cells underground so yeah the idea of blowback here isn't a surprise we are we are seeing. the remnants are of the outgrowth of what our policy the united states' policy has been in the last twelve years there ok stephen in san francisco it's not meant to be optimistic report there i mean i just don't see the learning curve here i mean you go in to try to stabilize somalia and somalia becomes a broken state a failed state and then it exports what's wrong with that country i mean what's the security interest of the united states in trying to continue down this path of fighting terror. bu

as turkmenistan carter we also found a sample of the spyware by spyware appeared to be targeted to ethiopia. from our perspective is that this technology were created around the world without any sort of maybe the stuff of spy movies but campaign is say the british government needs to wake up and start regulating whose hands the invasive technology is falling into we need to start acting like the weapons that can be used online are exactly the same as the kind of weapons like bombs and guns that can be used to hurt people. london. and you can find detailed information leaked documents on the latest updates on this revelation at our website r.t. dot com. a key press freedom group has confronted the u.k. government over its attempts to silence those who try to raise their voice they claim downing street has abused anti terror laws in a scaremongering campaign against whistle blows so forth firth has more. an act of intimidation that could have a chilling effect on press freedom in the u.k. and beyond not quite what you'd normally expect from a letter to the prime minister about press freedom

the united states has worked with ethiopia and kenya to bring invading forces into somalia which have been responsible for brutal human rights violations create the united states has created an intelligence infrastructure in somalia the notorious jail or prison interrogation center in at the airport there as reported by jeremy scahill in which they have assisted somali government officials in interrogating. people that they've dragged off the streets in these day and. they dirty drug infested. insect infested cells underground so yeah the idea of blowback here is a surprise we are we are seeing. the remnants of the outgrowth of what our policy the united states' policy it's been in the last twelve years there ok stephen in san francisco it's the what might a very optimistic report there i mean i just don't see the learning curve here i mean you go in to try to stabilize somalia some only becomes a broken state a failed state and then it exports what's wrong with that country i mean what's the security interest of the united states and in trying to continue down this path of fighting t

the united states has worked with ethiopia and kenya to bring invading forces into somalia which have been responsible for brutal human rights violations create united states has created an intelligence infrastructure in somalia the notorious jail or prison interrogation center in at the airport there as reported by jeremy scahill so yeah the idea of blowback here is a surprise we are we are seeing. the remnants are of the outgrowth of what our policy the united states' policy it's been in the last twelve years there. on batting industrial decline while boosting economic growth the french government faces a tough agenda in the coming years as president alone tries to maneuver his country out of financial turmoil and pressures coming from both brussels underlain to make sure he fulfilled his promises and a growing you know skepticism this also has a story. this year where your promises are come on where are they the boiling over frustrate ssion caught on camera priority is employment we need to eat but at this point the bad news no longer come a surprise to many french the popular self

the united states has worked with ethiopia and kenya to bring invading forces into somalia which have been responsible for brutal human rights violations create the united states has created an intelligence infrastructure in somalia the notorious jail or prison interrogation center in at the airport there as reported by jeremy scahill in which they have assisted somali government officials in interrogating. people that they've dragged off the streets in these day and. they dirty drug infested. insect infested cells underground so yeah the idea of blowback here is a surprise we are we are seeing. the remnants are of the outgrowth of what our policy the united states' policy it's been in the last twelve years there ok stephen in san francisco that's not what motivates me optimistic report there i mean i just don't see the learning curve here i mean you go in to try to stabilize somalia some only becomes a broken state a failed state and then it exports what's wrong with that country i mean what's the security interest of the united states and in trying to continue down this path of figh

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they have foreign force including ethiopia, kenya and uganda. more than 70 people were killed in july of 2010 when al-shabab planted two bombs in a football match in kampala. mohammed, al-shabab was driven out of many areas of somalia by the african unikwraoep union fo. from what we're seeing, there's still a force to be wreckened with. >>> indeed. we know very well that it's a movement. they are in uganda. now, al-shabab has not had any against them for the past few months. it's on the offenseive cutting out in other parts of the country. the african union has been suggesting in somalia that has been considering weakened. they have not been weakened with the african union wants us to believe. it's within themselves that they manage to kill and they will inspire issues. and they many many have become victorious. the organization is much more united than it's been before. pit's much more capable of cutting out like this. >>> their immediate goal is to establish in somalia. has that goal now change? ed has it been expanded if you will? >> well, we

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turkmenistan carter we also found a sample of the spyware by spyware appeared to be targeted back to ethiopia the scary thing. is that this technology in china work for it around the world without any sort of debris it may be the stuff of spying movies but campaigners say the british government needs to wake up and start regulating whose hands the invasive technology is falling into we need to start acting like the weapons that can be used online are exactly the same as the kind of weapons like bombs and guns that can be used to hurt people. and discover the toll which military service takes on young troops nuvi turns out from the battlefield. iraq afghanistan the balkans somalia haiti libya yemen and so on and so on the list of engagements and airstrikes by post cold war nato just keeps getting longer and now it looks like it's serious turn a lot of people have written me asking me to predict what is going to happen next which for me is a possible i'm not good at predicting the future but i can say is that we are living in a very tense moment in history many argue that the u.s. economy with

, singapore and a couple of african countries that i've forgotten at the moment, tanzania, i think, ethiopia and one other, and then a number of international institutions, the u.n., the imf, the oecd and others will be in attendance as well. the schedule begins, actually, with sherpa meetings, that is, the leaders' senior economic advisers, will meet starting september 2nd, together with the finance deputies, because the g- 20 is really built on a finance ministers process, as you know, and so the sherpas and finance deputies will meet in parallel and then together in the days leading up to the arrival of the leaders on the 5th in order to hammer out the communique and the deliverables, as it were, such as they are. incidentally, this will be the first summit attended by the new u.s. sherpa, caroline atkinson, who replaced mike froman when he moved over to ustr. mike has been at all the other obama g-20 summits. there will probably be - well, let me - let me quickly go through what we understand the schedule to be. this hasn?t been formally published, but the formal summit plenary sessions

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we also found a sample of the spyware by spyware appeared to be targeted to ethiopia. from our perspective is that this technology were created around the world without any sort of debris it may be the stuff of spying movies but campaigners say the british government needs to wake up and start regulating whose hands the invasive technology is falling into we need to start acting like the weapons that can be used are exactly the same as the kind of weapons like bombs and guns that can be used to hurt people. well we'll continue our extensive coverage of the g. twenty summit or that's getting underway in st petersburg today. so. right it may be political crunch time at the c s g twenty summit but as always all fine as a would be far behind aside from the usual talk of crisis and unemployment leaders are expected to discuss tax evasion a new world bank ad to force a fresh economic alliances live to katie pilgrim from artie's of venture capital who is in st petersburg tell us a little bit more about the economic scenes that leaders who are gathered at the g twenty will del

the united states has worked with ethiopia and kenya to bring invading forces into somalia which have been responsible for brutal human rights violations create the united states is created an intelligence infrastructure in somalia the notorious jail or prison interrogation center in at the airport there as reported by jeremy scahill in which they have assisted somali government officials in interrogating. people that they've dragged off the streets in these day and. bank dirty drug infested. insect infested cells underground so yeah the idea of blowback here is a surprise we are we are seeing. the remnants are of the outgrowth of what our policy the united states' policy it's been in the last twelve years there ok stephen in san francisco that's not what motivates me optimistic report there i mean i just don't see the learning curve here i mean you go in to try to stabilize somalia somalia becomes a broken state a failed state and then it exports what's wrong with that country i mean what's the security interest of the united states now in trying to continue down this path of fightin

as turkmenistan carter we also found a sample of the spyware by spyware appeared to be targeted to ethiopia the scary thing. is that this technology cooperated around the world without any sort of debris it may be the stuff of spying movies but campaign is say the british government needs to wake up and start regulating who's hands in basic technology is falling into we need to start acting like the weapons that can be used online are exactly the same as the kind of weapons like bombs and guns that can be used to hurt people. on the scene. extensive coverage of the g. twenty summit that's getting underway in st petersburg. political issues seem set to dominate the gathering this year but that doesn't mean financial issues will be left completely on the back burner leaders are to discuss tax evasion plans for a new world bank and forge fresh economic alliances kenya pilbeam from marty's venture capital program is insane but his work was more on what's to be explored. job creation that's one of the central themes we know that there's still two hundred million people across the globe still sea

the united states has worked with ethiopia and kenya to bring invading forces into somalia which have been responsible for brutal human rights violations create the united states has created an intelligence infrastructure in somalia the notorious jail or prison interrogation center in at the airport there as reported by jeremy scahill in which they have assisted somali government officials in interrogating. people that they've dragged off the streets in these day and. they dirty drug infested. insect infested cells underground so yeah the idea of blowback here is a surprise we are we are seeing. the remnants are of the outgrowth of what our policy the united states' policy it's been in the last twelve years there ok stephen in san francisco it's not what motivates me optimistic report there i mean i just don't see the learning curve here i mean you go in to try to stabilize of somalia of somalia becomes a broken state a failed state and then it exports what's wrong with that country i mean what's the security interest of the united states now in trying to continue down this path of fi

pitch is, you know, as you've said at the beginning of the show, a christian army has invaded from ethiopia. you can have an exciting time, you know, it's part of a -- experience of brotherhood and it's for the religion and that's appealing. most of these folks have come from minnesota and have been recruited from places like seattle and alabama and maryland and other places around the united states. probably the most attractive affiliate of al qaeda for americans right now. in fact 15 americans have died fighting with al shabaab. as many as four of them as suicide bombers which makes this report we heard on twitter sound plausible. >> the fact that they -- al shabaab was tweeting about the attack and twitter shut it down and another site sprung up associated with them. do you think it's likely that an attack of this style could or would happen in the united states not necessarily from al shabaab? it does seem not that technically savvy or require a huge amount of training. >> we have seen attacks like in in aurora, colorado, but if they shouted ala akbar it would have been a bigger story.