i. i i i i i i. i. separate vehicle plainly fourteen dead one hundred more engines put in the country into the ranks of european states hit by unsophisticated slow close to terrorism. tensions flared in a rally in texas where demonstrators confront a group of activists calling for the protection of a confederate money went. to his campaign to find relatives of russian speaking

children stranded in iraq parents travel to join reveal more breaking stories. welcome to all things national just going to live and i am here in moscow i'm diana hawkins thanks for watching us this. to spain where tragedy struck this week it's deadliest terror attack in thirteen years off the two separate vehicles hit but as trains killing fourteen and injuring a hundred more we can show the often off of driving into the crowd in boston or just a warning though the video does contain distressing images. and

i saw many people running the code bodies of kids lying in the street this is a tragedy. you. saw an avalanche of people running in every direction but i think it was total chaos we had no idea what was going on and i didn't see the i just heard a boom boom boom sound and people screaming. and. i saw like the. it was. a lot of. like it's crazy it's just. ok let's get some more details this

happened around five pm on thursday a white van was driven into people on the popular but streets of last but i'm blessed you can see it on the map here it's a focal point for tourists in the city of andro for around five hundred meters and said it reached for a book it was just down here where the drive then fled on foot he is still on the loose hours later a similar incident occurred in the resort town of company. police opened fire on a car also it failed to stop at a security check the vehicle carried on and hit people in the promo then turn over on the five occupants tried to attack pedestrians with knives it was soon shot dead by police believe the perpetrators of the two incidents were linked and were planning much bigger attacks. there. i'm here on the rambler in the hearts of vassallo know where the deadly terror attack took place on thursday this pos at the city is a tourist hot spot people from my this thirty nationalities became the victims of

this atrocity. and the tragic reality is that events such as this are now such across borders threats that even members of one family can become victims all witnesses of different attacks across europe we met one such witness while covering the events here impossible or not. it was painfully familiar you knew immediately what what was going on i mean i live this life my daughter lived next to the bottom in paris my niece was just here for me it's not like for most people here a sudden unexpected. event for me this is the life i live.

i've been working in the immigrant communities and i've been working on jihadi networks all across europe and i thought immediately that it's most likely a moroccan network was interesting because isis had always use spain as this principal. jumping off point for getting recruits into turkey and syria and the question for me is while isis was in. control the attacks were fairly local laws but now i ask myself if these networks are striving to. on their own and whether they'll become just more widespread marker cross your. yes the fruit seller across from the bar in. brussels what's going on he knew a hell of a lot more that was going on the police but no one seems to be engaged in understanding what is going on in these networks and there are other examples as

well manchester bombing survivor chris pauley also managed to escape death again on the roundabout and for another survivor to be a moment the boss a loner attack was supposed to brush with terror and perhaps it's no surprise if you look at how often attacks rock europe these days experts now say that terrorism is a new normality in europe here on the roundabout it looks like it's already returned to normal partridge azzi. on finland two women died in a knife attack in what turned out to be the country's first ever terror attack eight more people were wounded before police shot the suspect from the leg and the rest of him people are urged to stay away from crowded places security measures have also been stepped up at airports and railway stations as well there's acts in spain and finland are the latest in a wave of terror which was hit europe in a little less than two years.

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ok. we're able. to. elude. me more concerned about homegrown terrorism. all the individuals that are being involved right from much start to london to paris now to to bus learner all the individuals involved. generation immigrants who are said to do so they're not people they're not people travelling from the muslim called

muslim countries into europe they're not involved the people involved own grown terrorists in europe and then we need to start looking at what are the drivers what is causing this diaspora radicalization why are these individuals not toeing the lines of the appearance why i did given to violence extremism that's the question we need to us those are the questions that we need to find answers to. which the us will rally against white supremacy ism in the city of dallas as seen tensions between protesters and a group of activists calling for the protection of a confederate statue. it was praised. god. you can see the police moved in to protect a group of demonstrators in favor of the monument remaining both sides a said to have been armed however there's no reports of shots fired attention's a quote of the fallout from last weekend's deadly violence in the u.s. town of charlottesville that was also centered around the removal of

a civil war monument similar efforts to take down the statues regarded by salma symbolizing racism have taken place across the country throughout the week. i live i was but this symbolizes this patron that ok. ok. ok. so i think they are dangerous totems in our dallas society because they divide us versus unite us. or racial tensions in the us have been stoked after their own trump appeared to back down from blaming the role of white supremacists in last saturday's bruising virginia hundreds protested against trump's response on monday outside his new york

and washington residence morgan has been looking at how america's debate is now all about labeling this report does contain flaunt it seems. one of the chants most frequently used at the protests is no trump no k.k.k. no fascist usa essentially trump and his supporters are being tarred with the same brush as white supremacy. ok. now the suspect in the horrific show. and that's still car ramming was himself a member of the far right but the mayor of this city was very quick to put his blame on the white house and president romney and he wasn't alone he should look in the mirror when he made a choice in his presidential campaign the folks around with him to you know to go right to the gutter to play on our worst prejudices and i think you are seeing a direct line from what happened here this weekend to those choices trump has made

it clear with bannan gorka in the white house and the klan in the streets it is now the white supremacists house. the incitement of hatred to the got us here is as real and condemn the whole as the white supremacists you know was tweets the democratic response to the car ramming mirrors the way republicans responded to the shooting at the congressional baseball practice they blame democrats for stoking up the atmosphere while reality the attack was carried out by a was a republican a that you had an increasing intensity of hostility on the left three percent tension has been building. i think since election night the hyperball that vitriol from the left has spurred threats and now action without historical parallel events like today are exactly why we took issue with and why elites glorifying the assassination of a president now most americans liberal conservative or otherwise are not violent however it seems like the leaders of the two major political parties try to make

the other half of the electorate look like they are and that seems to be mobilizing people in both camps if you want to start something. and demonize me and i don't you. do that was yes. thank you. thank you very much. that. was the united states has created a political system in a way to demonizing one side means supporting the other side for many voters those who haven't really learned that much about their parties yet the solution to this is to reduce some of these impediments to we need a system in which political parties have to fight for their own ideas they have to

show why what they believe is good and why it's right what's an excellent idea. not just focus on demonizing be other side so no matter what your political outlook is the best strategy seems to be the same generalizing demonize tabletop and artsy your. auntie six three nights all from the rocky. stranded in iraq with their families more news after the break. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. some want to be rich. but you'd like to be close to see what before three of them all can't be good. i'm

interested always in the water as it. should. seem wrong but. just don't call. me. yet to say proud just become educated and gain from it because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the program he's been campaigning to help find the relatives of all from russian

speaking children stranded in iraq. believe their parents went to the country. and then either abandon them or were killed we've already got responses from people who recognize some of the children or those spotted it is the. a phone call to that very same shelter the voice on the other end says another girl has just been brought in from mosul. but it could be too early to talk for her any question and the girl may break down. in this psychological state she's struggling to answer a question as simple as what's your name got to do as a. city. bus to anybody else that might be up to us like that. it's clear mariam is lucky to be a while there are scars right on her face surviving this head injury as almost a miracle. surrounded by other kids in caring shelter workers mariam

gradually got to the point when she began talking believe it or not mariam gets least stressed out when she speaks of her once over the just don't like to kill the governor the chill button that. it took oakley for. a school killing you. like it. it seems the lucky escape happened shortly after that dreadful experience but here's mariam describing what happened just before she found herself at the epicenter of the war. that each just met it's just that they just didn't do that it was a. little bit of unknown that a lot of mariam is not the only girl who has told us about the horrors by some river that's apparently where many children lost their mothers.

a mother to suggest that. this little. the mom i know never. did what kind of other her endless things these people went through somewhere by the river in mosul we can only guess mariam doesn't remember anything more or just can't talk about it we ask about her father but she can barely see a thing but who we knew. that stayed with us from below do. believe . this yet there is a glimmer of hope that she can grow up in peace and reunite with her family grandparents. but would go wash. the baba stuff. to tell us that it was. it tough

for them too much death nothing to do which. are our. blow put us up through our reading us go to church soon you know more soon you know it and i am far. too thin that's the one that is this sure. says that half and still try not to even study don't listen to do as if. that to me was she. chairs that little people that did nothing but i'm touching it's an attention who didn't really notice the status of our our. i. am here i sit here and i say i hate those are. just that feels mario's know that. i've also been contacted by

a couple from to they believe that recognize their granddaughter who is also called mariam the girl says she saw both her parents die and she's originally from to. we're continuing to look for the relatives of these children but more and more keep arriving. in. the form of. another news in an effort to jump start the plane we see on the korean peninsula south korea declared on wednesday it would consider sending an envoy to pyongyang

if the north brings a halt to its missile and nuclear tests and much contrast to the hard line the u.s. is taking. as president trump has made clear the era of strategic patience is over with regard to north korea all options are on the table in the united states will continue to bring the full range of american power economic and diplomatic as comments come despite the fact north korea has said it would hold off strikes which should call a very wise decision so i can envision looks at just how american foreign policy is often seen as going against the wishes of the international community. when it comes to foreign policy it seems that trump is trying to twist the knife into some of the most balto international issues. there's fire and fury for north korea while the international community is calling for deescalation in the region trying to spouting some of the most aggressive rhetoric that's been heard and done. and this man will not get away with what he's doing believe they will be met with fire and

fury. like the world has never see kind of the escalation in brest freak certainly doesn't solve the problem the solution to this crisis must be political the potential consequences of military action to reach seek to even contemplate. the two thousand and fifteen iranian nuclear deal and agreement that took two years to reach and one that was hailed as a landmark diplomatic treatment this is a historic day. in response to washington's threats of more sanctions to promises that they could pull out of that deal altogether but america's u.n. ambassador doesn't appear all that concerned iran cannot be allowed to use the nuclear deal to hold the world hostage the nuclear deal must not become too big to fail. and then there is venezuela a country divided after months of violent protests and the run up to

a key election. tell bring an end to that trumps and just meeting fire with fire apparently the white house wants to kill a divided society and political scene with more violence we have troops over the world the places that are very very far away venezuela is not very far away and the people are suffering and dying we have many options for of it as well. including a possible military option if necessary whatever happened in terms promises of making the world a left a nasty place to live i would love to be able to get along with everybody right now the world is a mess but i think by the time we finish i think it's going to be a lot better place to live for now it seems the president has their own time to end up making friends with everyone. our team washington d.c.

. and the american civil liberties union hailed a historic victory offer a case involving the cia torture program was settled on thursday was filed against two psychologists who raked in over eighty million dollars developing agencies in halls of interrogation program because their status as private contractors the lawsuit targets of them as private citizens the plaintiffs were to torture survivors and the family of girl rahman a man who died in a secret cia prison in a cell partially declassified cia report describe the events leading up to his death. treated rahman harshly because of rahman's alleged. uncompromising reactions to didn't tarry geisha and lack of cooperation the pressure on to break him and lack of experience with a committed interrogation resister on november two thousand and two ordered or approved the gods placing roman in the short chain position whereby he was

compelled to sit on the concrete floor of his so rahman was only clothed in a sweat shirt. directly led to romans death by hypothermia those cia torture methods have repeatedly been criticized by human rights activists say is a quick reminder of some of the other so-called interrogation techniques reportedly used in america's secret prisons. the. psychologist's lawyers claim that clients are public servants whose actions were authorized by the u.s. government they say everything the defendants did was in the line of duty and carried out an effort to protect innocent lives from suspected terrorists meanwhile an attorney for the american civil liberties union who represented the plaintiffs

says the case sets an important precedent. this is a historic victory for our clients and the rule of law this outcome shows that there are consequences for torture and that survivors can and will hold those responsible for torture accountable it is a clear warning for anyone who thinks they can torture with impunity a former cia analyst and whistleblower john kiriakou believes there are more similar cases to come but the cia won't give up without a fight this is absolutely a precedent for other victims to seek justice of course there are some who i think the cia would fight because their cases are very sensitive but there are so many other people who were sent to slee. torture for no reason people who had no ties to terrorism but were just in the wrong place in the wrong time it's going to enable them to seek justice and to seek monetary compensation frankly i think the cia dodged a bullet here now there is

a second case the american civil liberties union has filed a case after that was a beta arguing that the cia and mitchell in jest and tortured it was a beta that case is going to be more sensitive so that the cia hasn't really put the issue in its entirety behind it yet we have to wait and see what happens with that was a beta. a lot sole roundup of this week's news will be back at the top of the hour with more meantime you can get more on any of those stories on our website on t.v. dot com soon thirty minutes. backscatter survival guide book stay single malt to start simply credit all the service. be sure it's still there you don't get it back. oh heck no puts this is a repatriation scheme will look at the rest in seven years. bill of the separate

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