this stream on al jazeera generations, this indigenous community has lived off of what the rain forest provides. but when they discovered that their territory was being invaded by gold mining projects all along their river, the community brought a lawsuit against a po to us government. you've won, you want the unprecedented ruling obliges the state to consult communities over oil and mining projects that impact their land and to seek their consent. the tiny, see no way community has won a huge battle, but you may not necessarily have the last word. since the court ruling does leave room for exceptions in the name of overriding national interests, ah, protests against the largest a gun lobby in the u. s. a. n r a's annual convention starts in texas just days

after school shooting, killed 19 children, and 2 teachers. ah, territory services al jazeera life and dough also coming out. it's time for the i c . c, to take action to send a clear message to these riley government and to all governments seeking an international criminal court trial, al jazeera media network demands and investigation into the killing of journalists . sharina accolade shot dead by israeli forces. fighting in the democratic republic of congo forces nearly $40000.00 people from their homes in 4 days plus outraged across brazil, after the death of the black man of the police detained enforced him into a smoke filled car trunk. ah!

now just to 3 days after 19 children and 2 teachers were killed in a mass shooting at a u. s. elementary school, a country was inferential. gun lobby is holding its convention for testers. have been gathering outside the national rifle associations. annual meeting in houston, texas. that's about 4 hours drive away from the city of you val day. but the shooting happened and our re faced many calls not to go ahead with its convention, while at john engine is outside that event in houston, and he joins us live now. so john, the convention is going head despite those who may feel it really shouldn't it's right. there were a lot of people who felt this should not go forward. one of them was the congresswoman whose district this is sheila jackson lee. i just spoke to her and she said that the he has no power to stop us from going forward, but she had hoped the n r a would decide on its own. not to hold this van. and

there are many people who would have been inside that building, who also decided not to participate. larry gatlin is a country singer. he's not the idea of this happening days after the massacre. just seemed like a bad idea and he hoped the enter a would cancel it. the governor of this state greg abbott, is not coming. his lieutenant governor is not coming. a singer named john mclain who wrote the song, american pie is also not coming, but most everybody who had signed up for this event, he has thousands of people are inside. and that's just the kind of unapologetic stance we expect from the national rifle association. it doesn't have the power it once did, but it's acting exactly the same as they did in 1999. that's when there was a columbine massacre in littleton, colorado, and shortly after that shooting, they held their convention in denver days afterwards. and you had similar seeds. there are many protesters here. there's a baby sized coffin that whole bearers are carrying around. but nevertheless,

this event is going forward and we expect to hear a lot of solutions or things like what happened in you've all day. but none of them will involve gun control. okay, june henderson, thanks for that top date. we're actually going to cross now to a police briefing in evolve. they, on the very latest, on the basis that smith and then the teacher runs the room 132 to retrieve a phone. and that same teacher walks back to the exit door and door remains propped open. for 2 males reported by our regional director escalade yesterday. there were 2 bales at a funeral home that when he heard the crash, they went to the crash c. when they arrive at the grass seen before, they got there, there saw a man with a good exit. the passenger side, with a backpack immediately began running, run up, began shooting out, did not hit him. one of the mails

fell when was running. both male returned home while they're running. and then again, we see 2 video teacher reemerge is inside the school and panic and apparently calls 911911 call at 1130. there was a crash man with a good living, dirty one. the suspect reaches last row of vehicles. the school parking lot. 1131. the suspect shooting began at the school well patrol bagels. got to the funeral home. went out. what is the vehicle over here? like a vehicle walking down in class

discussion early on that an i s d consoler. i sd for you've all the officer was a resource officer, had confronted the subject that does not happen is already talked about yesterday. the survey stated in blunder, interviews, but often these blender interviews and of course we walk through doesn't reveal the type of information and certainly police officer like what else under stress. sometimes witnesses get it wrong with the bottom line. is that officer not on see not on campus, but hadn't heard the night. 11 called the man with a gun, drove immediately to the area, sped to what he thought was. the man with a gun to the back of the school would turn out to be a teacher. and not the suspect. in doing so, he drove right by the suspect was hunker down behind a vehicle where he began shooting at the school

level. one suspect shooting in between the vehicle when it began was patrol vehicle gets to the funeral home. multiple shots were fired outside the school at 1131 patrol car acceleration on the parking lot. rose by the shooter. that's exactly what i was talking about. the was the i as the officer at that time he passes that leaves the camera view. there's multiple shots fired at the school at 113211322711323611. 34 is when the suspect entered the school at the door that i'm pointing to now. 1133, the suspect begin shooting in the room, 111, or 112. it's not possible to determine from the video angle that we have at this point in time. we do know this, but he shot more than 100 rounds based on the audio evidence. at that time, at least around

$113330.00. and we started shooting in the classrooms. well, what? 11? 11211353 police officers in the same doors. the suspect are over the place all the work. you've all the police department there later, followed by another for the team. if you've all the police officers 3 and also i county. sure. deputy sure. so a total of 7 officers won the scene. the 3 initial police offers that arrive, went directly to the door and to receive grazing wounds at that time from the suspect. while the door was close, 113741 fire. another 16 rouse was fired. 1137. what? 11? 37. and 16. 38114011441151

place august us, be agents started arrive as well. the 3 officers get continued to arrive in the hallway and there was many as $900.00 officers at that time in the hallway at $1215.00. we know that more tact numbers arrive, not the entire war tax, but members of war tax alone with shields at $1241.00 suspect fired again. was believed to be at the door. $1121.00 long foresman moved down the hallway, $1150.00. they reached the door using keys that they're able to get from the janitor. because both doors were lot, both of the glass rooms that he shot into were locked. when officers arrived, they killed a suspect at that time. and now would like to go over

the, the 911 time one your warranty is not it's better than our readers than you listen to the caller. then if i say her name, who but she was in room 112 called 911 at 12 o 3. raising the call with women and 23 seconds. then a bite, her self whispered. she's in room $1121210.00. she called back in room 12 advisor, multiple dead full 13 again. she called on the phone again. it was 16. she called back and said there was 8 to 9 students alive at

121-9911 call is made. and, and another person in room 111, call. what's their name? she put another student told her to hung up. so 11 you could hear. when i went golfing, 3 shots were fired at 1236. 911 call lasted for 21 seconds. the initial call or callback student child callback was told to stay on the line to be very quiet. she told on one that he shot the door that approximate 12431247. she asked 911 to place in the police. now at 146, she said she could not see that she could hear the place next door at 12 that the

shots are fire. that can be heard. not one call and 1251 is very loud and sounds like the officers are moving children out of the room. at that time. first of all, the called was outside before the call cuts off. there's no information that we have. there are $58.00 total magazines at the school . later the crime scene levels magazines were inside the school. we were on the suspects body to in room $1126.00 and sight room when women 5 were on the ground. one was in the rifle of 32 magazines outside of school, but on school property one just outside the school building and 31. the suspects backpack that he's not taken to the classroom with them. or 15 magazines at the

crash site, or to magazine, the suspect residence for a total of 60 magazines. it purchased and had a total of $1637.00 total rounds of ammunition. 315, and 15 of those rounds were inside the school. 142. those were spec cartridges. 173 were live rounds. that are 22 were outside of the school. but on school property 22 of those were spent cartridges. 900 were live rounds. $422.00 were at the crash site. 22 percent cartridges. one or 20. those were live rounds or $35.00 spent law enforcement carters total in school. a. those were in the hallway. 27 were inside the classroom, 111 where the suspect was killed. i mentioned that we're going to go over quickly when digital time was when we talked about early and i want to correct something that was said early on the

investigation is that that he posted on facebook publicly that he was going to kill us. he's going to shoot his grandmother that and secondly, after that that he was going to, that he had shot her. and the 3rd that he's gonna go soon of a school that did not happen, it was actually on a message with a facebook application, best and replication to somebody else that he had a conversation with. we know that through his legal footprints, that i'll just go by on the due, by the time the ramos asked his sister to help them back gun, she flatly refused. it was in september of 21. he made a void. some of these and get to the get instagram a for group check. and it was discussed almost being a school shooter. now was on february 28th, 2022. on march 1st, 2022. there was a grammy,

had with 4 people of the chat. he discussed in buying a gun on march 3rd, 2022 is another 4 person chat quotations word on the street. you are buying a good ramos reply. just bought something are in on march 14th. and it was this grand posting by the subject in quotations 10 more days. user replied, are you going to shoot up school or something? the subject replied no, and stop asking dumb questions and you will see or

you have any questions and they have agreed to stay as long as we can answer me those questions that we can't. if i can't answer, we don't know. definitely right now, i'll simply say that it continues to be a literary investigation, was literally, you know, certainly over hundreds of interviews has been conducted will continue to be conducted and there's thousands of leads that be pursued, not, not consecutively, but concurrently. and thanks to work federal and local partners, and i do wanna mention behind me, we got the special agent in charge. we also have a special agent charge. ready a sack and of course, well, so i got the texas rangers presenting specifics that i haven't

covered. i might need their particular support on. i do want to cover one thing before i go to questions and that's some of the questions that we received that we already received. and one of those is going around now that there's that in fact, the subject had been the 2 arrested by the texas rangers and the local police back in 20018. that's not the case. he was not one of the individuals. in fact, we have found no links associated the relationships that investigation 30 was a threat. it was back in 2018 to juveniles were charged with attempted or conspiracy to commit capital murder. there's no question that we thought we had evidence. totally. a district attorney agree that these bugles 13114 years old, was a threat, the evolving and it was a discussion at that time, even the senior year of the one that was 14 years old,

which would make it 2022. however, it was not the subject questions, the while you've been watching a police briefing in you describing in detail the timeline of what happened during the school shooting at the 19 children and 2 adults were killed. that was stephen mccool, texas department of public safety in any broke down in tears. as we describe what happened, he revealed that the killer shot more than a 100 rounds of ammunition and around 11 30 am. before continuing his rampage. he said around 19 the law enforcement officers arrived in the corridor outside the classroom, where the shooter was barricaded in before he was eventually killed by offices

in washington. now we have some kimberly hallett white house correspondent standing by. kimberly, are there any signs of legislative agreement legislative agreement in terms of responding to this tragedy and trying to potentially put in place laws that might prevent something like this from happening again? well, there's at least discussion and that is something that hasn't always been the case after mass shootings in the past. in fact, when this texas of massacre essentially occurred, a lot of people shrugged their shoulders and felt like, here we go again and nothing's gonna change. but this time there seem to be some hopeful signs of the u. s. senate that is really important because previously the senate has the kind of for the obstacle for bringing about what some considered to be reasonable gun control laws that would prevent these types of

situations of mass shootings of the cartridge that we've seen in texas this week. and here's why we've seen in the past that there has been legislation that's been passed the house of representatives, the lower chamber of congress, that it gets to the senate, and it's blocked by a handful of conservative republicans. but now we've got a bipartisan group of republicans and democrats about 10 that are talking about a couple of things. a red flag laws potentially that would allow for keeping the guns out of the hands of mentally ill or people that could harm others. also expanded background checks even more funding for making schools more secure and potentially even reviving was known as the assault weapons ban. something that was back in the ninety's, very effective for about 10 years before it expired and reducing the number of mass shootings in the united states tried to revive it in 2013 in the united states. that effort failed again because i a handful of republicans,

were opposed to it. but now there are some discussions. and why are these handful of republicans so important? because in a 100 member senate were 5050. are republicans and democrats. you need 60 to pass legislation. so the fact that there are some republicans that seem to be willing to entertain the democrats legislation is a hopeful sign for many democrats. in fact, there is even a signal that there could be voting on this legislation as early as june. so some encouraging signs for those that are looking for legislation to prevent these types of tragedies. kimberly, how can i for us at the white house. thank you for now. other news now, a group of lawyers has announced it will take their case of the killing of al jazeera journalist sharing utley to the international criminal court. they representing a palestinian journalist, he say they were systematically targeted by israel. shaheen was shot in a hand,

buys railey forces while on the assignment and occupied west bank on may. the 11th international center of justice for palestinians said that she means family gave permission for its legal action. jennifer robinson is one of the barristers. she says that palestinian jernace are still in danger of being attacked by israeli forces as we want. and i, i see a complaint back in april. the attacks on palestinian journalist by the israeli defense force have been widespread and systematic. and the threat of it ongoing attacks against journalists is clear. sadly show in a barclays murder is a clear demonstration of the ongoing threat posed journalists and palestinian journalists reporting in the occupied territories. and an urgent need to address impunity for these attacks. are the 0 need in network has also decided to refer the killing of sri absolutely to the international criminal court network says it's put together a team of international legal experts. al jazeera has decided to take sure he is

the case to o. c. c, to hold her kilo accountable and bring justice to city. in addition, al jazeera is exploring all legal was ability was abilities and is determined to bring justice to children. and we will come every initiative to follow up on this girl at the bar that was at the press conference in london. the key message was that there is no shortage of evidence that is ready, forces have targeted policy and journalists carrying out their job. and clearly marked civilians in press jackets who have been either killed or maimed by israeli armed forces. not just him in recent times, going back to 2018 and the guns border protests in which 2 of the

cases in which the initial complaint, the i c. c, a centering on, but going right back many, many years. there are, there are many different journalists, bodies around the world who have different figures, depending on when you start. but it runs into the doesn't since the year 2000, that's journalists who have been killed in the occupied palestinian territory. most of them were palestinian generalists. all of them were civilians, clearly mart doing their job. and in the eyes of those journalists targeted for doing so because as we've heard, israel does not recognize the international federation of journalist press card. in effect de legitimizing palestinian journalists. rob matheson is in occupy these tourists, them. he says, palestinians are hopeful, the icpc will take legal action against israel. the cases that are being put

forward to the i c. c, for their consideration that we've been talking about are only a small fraction of the number of cases where journalists have been killed or attacks in this region over many years. now in all. 6 moses, there has never yet been a prosecution that brought where somebody has been held accountable and somebody has been found guilty and somebody has been punished. and as a result, the palestinians are very cautious about being showing any sort of confidence that the this latest development in the, as far as the international criminal court is concerned, is actually going to give any sort of justice as they would see it. what a palestinian authority has carried out its own investigation. it has concluded that the bullet that was fired but killed sharon did come from the weapon, elvin israeli soldier. it still has the bullet and it is not prepared to share it with any israeli investigation because it's about to quoted. it basically doesn't trust israelis. israeli military, for its part,

is holding its own internal investigation. but that's what happens in every case such as this israeli military police are not going to carry out a criminal investigation because they say there was no criminal act. so as far as palestinians are concerned, that's kind of gray area, that kind of lack of transparency that you see here on a regular basis doesn't really give them a lot. a lot of optimism for this case that may go to the i. c. c should consider it, but one thing that is interesting is that the palestinians are very aware that the i c, c has said that it's jurisdiction, no colors, the palestinian occupied territories. and israel as well. israel doesn't recognize of course the, the i c c. but as far as the palestinians are concerned, this is essentially a test case for the i see, see if it doesn't meet the mark as far as the palestinians are concerned. if it doesn't investigate, they saw the investigation takes a long time. as far as the palestinians are concerned, the i c. c will have virtually no credibility. the killing of an unarmed black man

by police has led to outrage across brazil. a video of the incident went viral on social media. a warning now you may find the following images in victoria getting busy report, disturbing, valid, filbert a thing to police officers pin down jenny valdez to hey, so santos, a black man. they say was resisting arrest. they then trap him inside the smoked fil trunk of their police car. oh, look at the man there. oh my god that killing him inside the car says one witness. video of the incident went viral on social media. her tests have been held in his home town of m bow, but in northeast and brazil, and shore and outrage expressed across the country. for years human rights activists of accused police in brazil, of discrimination, brutality and excessive fools. on tuesday the day before santos died,

thousands of people was shot dead during a police raid on a criminal gang in rio de janeiro. yes. oh gosh, i've seen on the complex la. yes, another massacre. and if i valid truly shocking, we cannot allow it to be normal that the state and as of her valor and leaves with 20 or more dead relatives of santos say he was unarmed and suffering from heart problems and skits of freeney the federal highway, police have opened an investigation into his death in a statement. they said santos was actively resisting the officers who pulled him over. they immobilized him then used instruments of less offensive potential to contain him. santos was taken to hospital. doctors say he was dead when he arrived at the emergency room. the officers involved have been suspended, but many in brazil fear this may be another example of institutional brutality and racism within the police. victoria gate and be al jazeera un says over $70000.00, people have fled fighting in democratic republic of congo in recent days.

government forces are battling rebels from the m. 23 group. and the congo leaves are seeking refuge in neighboring uganda, malcolm. wherever pulse the 10s of thousands of people in the east of the democratic republic of congo have fled their homes in fear of their lives. environment. that was m $23.00 rebels, the chasing us. the n 23 rebel grief is taken several small towns. some of the residents have fled to neighboring uganda, others towards the regional capital goma churches and schools like this one over run with people seeking shelter. noon of america, we saw people being killed by stray bullets and those who could save themselves or hear the congress ami a launch to counter offensive and be taken some of the territories. congress governments has neighboring veranda is behind them. 23, supporting it with weapons and soldiers. rwanda denies it, no part. so we have the government don't believe that the m. $23.00 rebels

themselves have the military equipment which they claim to have on the ground, according to the reports from our soldiers. this is why our suspicion of foreign support is confirmed. 10 years ago and 23 took control of swathes of east in congo . un investigators said he was backed by rwanda. congress army eventually defeated them with military support from the un and other african countries. this time congos army has struggled to contain the attacks launched by n 23 over the last 6 months. those uganda and rwanda have been accused of fueling congos conflicts and looting mineral edison. they invaded in the $990.00, a recent attempt to get the 3 president together for talks in kenya's capital. my baby failed to produce results. the violence in humanitarian crisis is growing, and the un says it's deeply concerned malcolm web al jazeera.