hello and welcome to this news hour i m has i m sick and dog coming up in the next sixty minutes. as president of the republic of thank god. who kenyatta promises to be a leader for all kenyans as he s sworn in for a second term but scenes like this show the nation remains divided. pope francis of voice mentioning myanmar s persecuted range of muslims by name as he stands with aung sang suu kyi calling for peace. as the u.n. prepares to look into human trafficking in libya we examine how people fleeing war and poverty are falling into the twenty first century slavery. and new evidence suggests an oil giant colluded with the government to punish nigerian villages who complained about spills i m touching on a franchise with the sport. news including the one year anniversary of the plane crash that killed team players and staff of brazilian football poptropica wednesday . who kenyatta has his divided nation to move on from months of political up he will after being sworn in for
we will find out who plays who. and, an emotional meeting between pope francis and rohingyas refugees in bangladesh. myanmar stands accused of their persecution. welcome. good to have you with us. german police have secured and destroyed a package in potsdam, near berlin. they sayt containenails and a powdery substance, but it was unclear if it was part of an explosive device. it was delivered to a pharmacy, leading police to evacuate a nearby christmas market. reporter: the christmas spirit was halted friday evening. the discovery of a suspicious package near the christmas market. police say a parcel was delivered by courier to a pharmacy near the market in the afternoon. the owner of the pharmacy alerted the police. with the support of the german federal police, we x-rayed the parcel and confirmed there was a cylindrical item inside and it contained nails. so far, no detonator has been found. police say it held a large firecracker without a fuse and with hundreds of small
melber and chuck todd. later, a sunday sitdown with the current king of country music, chris stapleton. we re at home in tennessee with a man who spent years in nashville as a songwriter before breaking out on his own with a lot of help and harmony from his wife, morgan. he s completely true to himself and it out shined the sun in a lot of ways to me. i don t know if that s you re blushing, chris. well, outshine the son. co sun. a sunday sitdown with chris stapleton and his wife and harry smith. let s begin with new questions about what president trump may have known after a tweet from his account claiming he fired former national security adviser michael flynn for lying to the fbi. could that tweet put the president in legal jeopardy? nbc s jeff bennett is at the white house with more for us. jeff, good morning. reporter: good morning, willie. this morning special counsel robert mueller s russia investigation appears to inch closer to the president s inner
. . . . . . . . . . . pt. . . all of the terrorists who surrendered themselves to the authorities inside and outside the country were legally accountable for their acts. the penalties were either reduced or suppressed foregoing the conclusions of individual inquiries. compensations were paid to the families of all victims of terrorists on the basis that all of them were considered as victims of the national tragedy. this policy allowed thousands of terrorists to renounce violence and return to their family. in a very short time, it brought peace, security, and stability to the country. in 2017, global law and order reports gallop institute ranks algeria in the seventh position of the safest countries in the world. second, democracy as an antidote to terrorism. the algerian people s history, unity, cultural and social cohesion as well as its strong moral value provided them with the needed resource to defend itself against the threats of violent extremi
chronic civil war. you have aqap saying let s not beat up the tribes to try and maintain our safe haven. they just couldn t bring themselves to do it. they still use these oppressive measures on the local population. so i think that is going to be the key if they can hold remote territory where maybe there aren t major population centers for a little bit rebuilding, then maybe you might see something like irraqqa but it s not raqqa a major population like mosul. right now they aren t going to be able to do that. that doesn t mean they aren t going to be able to do it in five years, which is a concern. dr. ayari, i would be remiss if i didn t ask about events in libya on tunisia. i m curious if you could give us a sense in terms of what are some of the dynamics you see imminently threatening tunisia and what are some of the ones you think we should be thinking about long-term given that porous border between libya and tunisia. you mean the problem, deterioration of living