Can outside nations help rescue missing Nigerian girls?
Clip: 5/7/2014 | 7m 26s
A small team of U.S. specialists will head to Nigeria to help search efforts.
A small team of U.S. specialists will head to Nigeria to help efforts in locating more than 270 girls who were kidnapped from a boarding school -- a provocative attack that has drawn international outrage. To examine expectations for U.S. assistance, Jeffrey Brown talks to Jon Temin of the United States Institute of Peace and Heather Murdock of The Christian Science Monitor.
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Can outside nations help rescue missing Nigerian girls?
Clip: 5/7/2014 | 7m 26s
A small team of U.S. specialists will head to Nigeria to help efforts in locating more than 270 girls who were kidnapped from a boarding school -- a provocative attack that has drawn international outrage. To examine expectations for U.S. assistance, Jeffrey Brown talks to Jon Temin of the United States Institute of Peace and Heather Murdock of The Christian Science Monitor.
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