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nigeria on the release of those schoolgirls thank you for your continued coverage. and in other news german chancellor uggla marigold has marked the beginning of her fourth term in office with a wide ranging policy statement that chancellor addressed to a number of issues in her speech should harsh criticism for turkey's military operation in the syrian town of academe she also spoke about migration and islam in stark contrast to her newly appointed interior minister horse a harvard she insisted that islam had become a part of germany does the. art well the chancellor has been repeatedly dogged by her handling of the refugee crisis back in two thousand and fifteen earlier i spoke to our chief political correspondent linda crane and asked her what policies we can expect to see going forward. indeed it was quite noteworthy shit that she began with a strong acknowledgement that migration has divided and polarized germany that was noteworthy because after the election she came out on the same evening actually she didn't see all that much of the country and over time it

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nigeria on the release of those schoolgirls thank you for your continued coverage. all right and back here in germany the chancellor chance i'm going to recall has marked the beginning of her fourth term in office with a right ranging policy a statement the chancellor just a number of issues in her speech she had harsh criticism for turkey's a military operation in the syrian town of academia and she also spoke about migration and islamiah in stark contrast to her newly appointed interior minister horst as a harford she insisted that islam had become part of germany that. it is up to no question that historically our country is christian but you know me i'm right this is it's also not to say that the full knowledge of million muslims living in germany mean that the religion islam has not become a part of germany. our role here to explore what chancellor merkel's fourth term is going to look like is our chief political correspondent melinda crane million i want to get your take on the statement that we just heard the chancellor make how much of a departure is this fo

the moves of street children in lagos nigeria have gone viral after rihanna, naomi campbell and p diddy shared their videos. their mentor, seyi 0luyole, founded lagos—based children‘s dance group the dream catchers and spoke to bbc pidgin. what a great way to end the programme. bye—bye. for many parts a 5°99y programme. bye—bye. for many parts a soggy start to the easter week. in the north we saw more sunshine. the easter weekend will be unsettled. there will be rain at times and even snow in the forecast on easter monday. for the rest of good friday and into the start of saturday, wet in england and wales. snow on high ground. drier in the south—east by the end of the night. the best of the end of the night. the best of the cry dry weather in north western scotland. for much of england and wales, and for eastern scotland it will stay cloudy with rain and some hill snow. easing down through the day. but it will feel cold for this time of year with with the easterly wind. particularly eastern coastal counties. at ten o‘clock a full round up of the day‘s news. first time fo

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nigeria plenty sunshine and temperatures around the thirty degree mark as we head into southern parts of africa here we've got a tropical psycho's still give the threat of some heavy rain on the east coast i'm out of gas otherwise across much of south africa it's looking fine just a chance of a shower for devon we're expecting the high here of twenty seven degrees. ard. toughest take a look at the top stories here at al-jazeera with about half the ballots counted so far it is five star movement is celebrating after winning the most votes for a single party but there's likely to be political uncertainty as the forecasts show none of the major coalitions will be able to govern and. the u.s. is accused russia of ignoring the terms of the un cease fire in syria and of killing innocent civilians in the same goose or the syrian president bashar al assad says the military campaign will continue despite all the six hundred fifty deaths in the rebel on klav since mid february. the shape of water has won best picture at hollywood's biggest night of the year the academy awards frances mcdormand

nigeria plenty of sunshine and temperatures around the thirty degree mark as we head into southern parts of africa here we've got a tropical psycho's still give the threat of some heavy rain on the east coast amount aska otherwise across much of south africa it's looking fine just a chance of a shower for dover we're expecting a high here of twenty seven degrees. a survivor of the genocide there are people who beg me to kill them when they're suffering but it didn't have the power to do who's dedicated his life to searching the woods for bones of the victims of the srebrenica massacre. will leave them here is due to all. you know hope of finally letting the past to rest and giving peace to the victims' families because you knew if i could just find a finger bone i could bury him. at this time on al jazeera. welcome back a combined of our top stories here on al-jazeera well to turn i would say sitting at around fifty eight percent in its leaves election it's the most uncertain soaked in gears with no single party expected to win the force a percent needed to form a majority government. it

let's bring in chris she joins us from lagos in nigeria and is tracking the latest for us hi adrian bring us up to date on what's been happening well the situation is still unfolding as you said we just got information from eyewitnesses on the ground that at least the gunshots appears to have stopped but they still smoke coming from a building from the area of the headquarters of the military apparently the building is on fire there and as you have mentioned before i wouldn't have seen a car coming to this area with people getting out of the car off towards an explosion was heard and gunshots as well but it's not yet clear if it's only the military headquarters that was attacked because in this area you have other buildings like the prime minister's office for example also the french embassy and the french culture center the french ambassador has already talked off a terror attack and also the police chief of work i do has said they are treating the case as a suspected islamist terror attack and he told residents to remain calm to avoid the area where this is happening and also to avoid t

nigeria on the release of those schoolgirls thank you for your continued coverage. next to our other top story a british academic who created the app that harvested data on millions of facebook users says he's being used as a scapegoat by both the social network and the political consultant firm behind the data grapple facebook says alexander colgan violated its policies by passing the data on to cambridge analytic up the u.k. based firm is now in hot water after its c.e.o. was filmed by undercover reporters boasting about the dirty tricks he uses to swing election results the center of london home to cambridge analytics. the firm c.e.o. had a reputation for enjoying media attention but in the past few days alexander nick seemed less happy in the media spotlight. on tuesday cambridge analytical suspended nick's following an undercover investigation by british broadcaster channel four he was secretly filmed by repulsion posing as a client seeking to get candidates elected alexander next outline some duty tricks to help things such as blackmail. the effect to be just

and tanzania towards uganda further towards the west a fine weather conditions here after i got to lagos nigeria plenty of sunshine and temperatures around the thirty degree mark as we head into southern parts of africa here we've got a tropical psycho's still give the threat of some heavy rain on the east coast amount of gas otherwise across much of south africa it's looking fine just a chance of a shower for dover we're expecting the high here of twenty seven degrees. the benefit of saddam. so a bad day see the importance of. documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. march on al-jazeera. with all potential challengers out of the way egypt's president. is poised for a second time in power. a series of short stories that highlight the human triumph against the odds as president putin dominates the russian political scene and his reelection becomes more apparent is what direction russia might take. with media trends consummate changing listening post analyzes how the news is being counted. and as more people around the world struggle to find clean drinking water leader

that he was adrian krishi joins us from lagos in nigeria good to see you bring us up to date on the latest developments. well the situation appears to be still on going we just learned that there's no gunshots anymore in the area but as you said smoke is visibility appears that at least one building is on fire and we've got the reports from eyewitnesses that some men came out of a car with guns and this was in the area where the military headquarters of the forces of faso are based but it's also the same area where where we close by you can find the french embassy as well as the french culture center and all thirty s. have warned residents to avoid this area for now and also to avoid the main road in the city now is there any indication at this point what or who could be behind this . well because faso has seen a number of jihadist attacks in the past last year there was an attack on a restaurant where nineteen people were killed about two years ago a hotel was attacked by a jihadist thirty people were killed back then including many foreigners so a lot of people believe that this could be

lawrence lee al-jazeera westminster in london for say a sailboat is an investigative journalist from lagos in nigeria which is facebook's biggest market in africa he says the interference in the country's election highlights the importance of being careful with data online if you really haven't. drawn in when you look john we wouldn't want to be talking about. the rule. in relation to the revolution so it's not a lot of you know to get it on and you know what it's already known you know. books biggest market and i don't think there's going to be any reduction in activity or not you know well you can happen is that i heard. that i knew something that those people who want to put online you know what don't really look because someone somewhere is feeding into. my. president and senior adviser jared kushner is facing yet more investigations into his business practices white house officials are looking into the legality of two lines totaling more than five hundred million dollars made to question is married to trump still trying to his posse call him reports is not the only investigation carne

in nigeria but gonna should be largely dry and fine southern portions of africa some heavy showers like you response of zimbabwe and. the weather sponsored by cateye piece. what makes this moment this era we're living for so you know this is really an attack on itself is a lot of misunderstanding a distortion even of what free speech is supposed to be about the context is hugely important we have a right to publish if you choose to be offensive or provoke if the nice people do. setting the stage for a serious debate. up front at this time on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching obvious their arms the whole rom a reminder of our top stories saudi arabia says it shot down seven missiles fired from yemen rebels have claimed responsibility for the strikes which targeted airports in the capital riyadh and three other cities saudi authorities say at least one person has been killed. and at least fifty six people are dead and dozens more missing after a fire to shopping center in siberia it happened in the city of command of over three thousand kilometers east of the russian capital moscow

in nigeria there with sponsored by qatar. the scene for us where on line what is american sign in yemen that peace is always possible but it never happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one can use or if you join a sunset there are people there are choosing between buying medication. this is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who's an activist has posted a story join the global conversation at this time on how does iraq. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera i'm so her rob a reminder of our top news stories president ensure has announced that he's stepping down in a statement on facebook george said he wanted to take a rest from his work rumors of his poor health or been circulating for months short of office in twenty sixty nine is a close friend of the leader and sang suchi. at least sixty civilians have been killed in syrian regime as strikes in the last remaining rebel held parts of eastern cooter another thirty five people died when a rocket fired by rebels lan

and we can talk to the views adrian krishi joins us from lagos in nigeria hi adrian bring us up to date on the latest developments well we just learned that at least the gunfire has stopped but smoke is still visible in the area where the attacks happened eyewitnesses said they saw a car there where gunmen got out it is not clear how many of them and this was happening close to the military headquarters off book enough aso but in the same area you have the french embassy the french culture institute as well as the prime minister's office and it was not clear how many of these locations where actually targeted some reports suggest that the french embassy was attacked as well we learned from the government now that four of the attackers were killed and the french ambassador also said that this war's or is a terrorist attack the police chief off work i do go even went further he says they are treating this case as a suspected islam is attack and he warned residents to not to go in these areas right now to stay at home and also to avoid the main road of the city to have authorities indicate

and we can talk to our correspondent in nigeria adrian krishna is in lagos a great you've been talking to the family with a family rather whose daughter was abducted what did they tell you. well yes i was actually there shortly after the abduction and i talked to our this morning and he was of course relieved he was where we happy and he told me yes his daughter is indeed back and then he passed the phone to his daughter and asked me to talk to her and she sounded very tired very exhausted but of course also happy she said that she is fine and we learned from other girls they're doing their time captivity they were treated relatedly well they were given they were given drinks but also an indication that we're not of course everything is fine was that most of them were still wearing their school uniforms all the time for one month but as i said they are back now and those who are break are happy and it's not yet clear how many of them are back there one hundred ten girls where the current number that we heard was ninety one of them where returns but the government also says they're stil

lagos has become one the largest exporters illegal ivory in the world so shutting down the export. the ability of all of these terrorist to export the ivory and the fourth thing is to find long term funding solutions which we're working on for elephant conservation protection efforts around the world now for a taste of pure decadence the world's most expensive chocolates the treasures gone on display in the portuguese town of the us there's a limited supply of these bone balls just a thousand with almost ten thousand dollars each that coveted edible gold inside the us from threads white truffles vanilla from madagascar and gold flakes and delivered in a crown shaped box decorated with five and a half thousand sort of ski crystals. lots more still to come here on al-jazeera all the sports after the break u.s. skiing stomach and a sure thing and so seems normal when you know follow us all that just ahead more on that score. card. with bureaus spawning six continents across the globe. to. al-jazeera has correspondents live in green the stories they tell us. about it. food in world new

lagos has become one the largest exporters of illegal ivory in the world so shutting down the export. the ability of all of these terrorist to export the ivory and the fourth thing is to find long term funding solutions which we're working on for elephant conservation protection efforts around the world day which is that from the elephant project thank you very much for joining us thank you. thank you for having me today a group of lawyers in australia has filed a private prosecution against me in money to send chichi over the country's treatment of muslim or hinge it says she is in sydney for a meeting of southeast asia need is andrew thomas reports. it's not an image long song suchi that anyone would have created a few years ago but now refugees in australia blame her for the persecution of the hinge in myanmar they are disgusted that australia's government has welcomed at the sydney. lists and indicated the problems the other problems in her own country why long song suchi is in australia with all the latest for the association of southeast asian nations or as the end summit five

lagos has become one the largest exporters of illegal ivory in the world so shutting down the export. the ability of all of these terrorist to export the ivory and the fourth thing is to find long term funding solutions which we're working on for elephant conservation protection efforts around the world now the world's most expensive chocolates has gone on display in portugal it's worth almost ten thousand dollars and is covered in edible gold inside the filling of saffron threads white truffle vanilla from madagascar and goals flakes and to add to that weighty price tag its crown shaped box is decorated with five and a half thousand sorrel ski crystals. lots of all sorts coming out is there including all of sport u.s. skiing stomach elisha fan and a season on a winning that will have that in the sport of stay with us. what went wrong in society that opened up the space for the image that a gracious is the european problem and it's not accountable and it's impossible for people to bet it is falling people don't want to take it folks that believe that if a friend of strong demand our

and frankly i wouldn't advise them to come here nigeria is where dreams come to die they'll be quickly disillusioned and gone they might find more to their taste because of its economic climate and low population so there is one naysayer there but i want to give that one to you mohammed out because i'd like you to give us an idea of what happens when you land it can't all be rosy what does that look like what should people expect. i think you know it's important for african-americans to manage expectations you know we have like. i you know this placement and we wanted to go away you know and when we land it's going to magically go away they're going to be drummers and fingers at the airport well you know exist i'm not like that you know most people on the ground don't see any connection with african-americans like you go through harlem or brooklyn or somewhere a you know most people are like i'm not african you know they don't see a connection so it's really up to the individual to manage their expectations have a more realistic idea of what's happening in modern day african cities. an

and frankly i wouldn't advise them to come here nigeria is where dreams come to die they'll be quickly disillusioned and gone they might find more to their taste because of its economic climate and low population so there is one naysayer there but i want to give that one to you mohammed out because i'd like you to give us an idea of what happens when you land it can't all be rosy what does that look like what should people expect. i think you know it's important for african-americans to manage expectations you know we have like. i you know this placement and we wanted to go away you know and land is going to magically go away they're going to be drummers and fingers at the airport well you know exist i'm not like that you know most people on the ground don't see any connection with african-americans like you go through harlem or brooklyn or somewhere a you know most people are like i'm not african you know they don't see a connection so it's really up to the individual to manage their expectations have a more realistic idea of what's happening in modern day african cities. and then und

though and they're completely re assimilated he goes on to say i haven't come across any of them in lagos and frankly i wouldn't advise them to come here nigeria is where dreams come to die quickly disillusioned and gone they might find more to their taste because of its economic climate and low population so there is one naysayer there but i want to give that one to you mohammed out because i'd like you to give us an idea of what happens when you land it can't all be rosy what does that look like what should people expect. i think you know it's important for african-americans to manage expectations you know we have like. i you know this placement and we wanted to go away you know and i think when we land it's going to magically go away they're going to be drummers and fingers at the airport well you know exist and not like that you know most people on the ground don't see any connection with african-americans like you go through harlem or brooklyn or somewhere they you know most people are like i'm not african you know they don't see a connection so it's really up to the individual to ma

that when they're completely re assimilated he goes on to say i haven't come across any of them in lagos and frankly i wouldn't advise them to come here nigeria is where dreams come to die quickly disillusioned they might find more to their taste because of its economic climate and low population so there is one naysayer there but i want to give that one to you mohammed out because i'd like you to give us an idea of what happens when you land it can't all be rosy what does that look like what should people expect. i think you know it's important for african-americans to manage expectations you know we have like. i you know this placement and we wanted to go away you know and land is going to magically go away they're going to be drummers and fingers at the airport well you know exist i'm not like that you know most people on the ground don't see any connection with african-americans like you go through harlem or brooklyn or somewhere a you know most people are like i'm not african you know they don't see a connection so it's really up to the individual to manage their expectations have a

let's get the latest on the story with our correspondent in nigeria ajor increases standing by in lagos hi adrian give us some more context on these exclusive images of these freed schoolgirls that we've just seen. well you've seen it it's time for jubilation in duck she today but it's also time for shock for some of the people because this came really as a big surprise there were not a lot of indications that pointed in this direction that the girls would be released anytime soon so we've learned that the terrorists came into this to the town early this morning and first people were scared they thought it could be another attack of course because also the military personnel in town withdrew shortly before but apparently they only drove two of the schools left the girls there and then they left the town so once again so it looks very much as if they were released and if there was some sort of arrangement with the government and even understand there's also some video you shot of celebration tell us more about this who was doing the celebrating. well of course the mood was very good but

nigeria has a problem of objectifying little girls. i'm extremely angry, i am mad. -as an artist, you have to vocalize these crimes for those who do not have a voice.

also coming out boko haram militants free over seventy five girls kidnapped from their school and she nigeria but the extremists warn the girl's parents against after sending their daughters to school again we'll go live to lagos for the latest. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us a british academic who created the app that harvested data on millions of facebook users says he's being used as a scapegoat by both the social network and the political consultancy behind it that data grap facebook says aleksander kogan violated its policies by passing the data to cambridge analytic and the u.k. based firm is now in hot water after its c.e.o. was filmed by undercover reporters boasting about the dirty tricks he uses to swing an election results. the center of london home to cambridge analytical. the firm c.e.o. had a reputation for enjoying media attention but in the past few days alexander nick seemed less happy in the media spotlight. on tuesday cambridge analytical suspended next following an undercover investigation by british broadcaster channel four he was secretly filmed by a