kicks argue there is no' room for communal mutual trust under a leadership that insists on add ver cyril mil tarized policing. until that changes, they argue the police will continue to shoot and the unarmed will continue to die t al jazeera, new york. >> ask more to come on al jazeera. we will meet iraqi christians targeted by the islamic state forced to escape to lebanon. a lot unique opportunity for victims of the farc rebels to be heard in cuba. >>> welcome back. a reminder the top stories on al jazeera. the latest round of u.s. bombing in the sinjar mountains, reports suggest 15 fighters from the is lammic state group have been killed. the u.s. and eu and nato are urging russia to stop what they call aggressive action by russia. moscow denies that. police in the u.s. city of ferguson have clashed after an officer shot a teenager. 200 protest ors stormed a convenience store where michael brown is accused of robbery. >> thousands have fled from mosul trying to escape persecution. rula amein has met with some of those families. >> desperate iraqi christians line up on a hot august day

of an ecological disaster on a daily bases the size of which cannot be calculated an incident that cyril would cause a leak from the chemical plant where the talks acknowledged folklore of benzene is stored the minimal impact zone would be at least three hundred kilometers i don't understand why just fact is being silenced by all ukrainian media. ukraine's president has told america secretary of state that he's inviting red cross coordinators to organize aid for people in low ganske the cities declared a state of humanitarian disaster last week and russia wants to sand emergency aid and has been trying to get permission from key of to do so maria for national reports from the beleaguered city. the guns khamees luke abandoned but the rusty with people here those who didn't have a daily struggle to survive the city has been without electricity for more than a week now but it's the shortage of water which poses the biggest humanitarian challenge. this woman is called. in russian her name means hope and she has little of that left dozens will be back but god is unique in your heart not the g

threat of an ecological disaster on a daily bases the size of which can be calculated an incident that cyril would cause a leak from the chemical plant in gori where the talks acknowledged folklore of benzene is stored in the minimal impact zone would be at least three hundred kilometers i don't understand why this fact is being silenced by all ukrainian media. now the chemical plants in stores over a two thousand tons of a substance known as blood poison it and here's the body it affects the liver hard bone marrow and may even cause death on top of that there are also thirty tons of t.n.t. at the facility and nearby at the factory ten thousand cubic meters of liquid ammonia are stirred stored rather exposure to its high concentrations can lead to blindness long damage and death. ukraine's president has told america's secretary of state that he's inviting red cross coordination to organize aid for people in low gowns the city declared a state of man a tarion disaster last week russia wants to send emergency aid and has been trying to get permission from kiev to do so refreshing reports from

i have put up a quote here from a critic, cyril falls. falls was a british historian who avidly reviewed war books in the 1920's for the times literary supplement. i rather liked him because he compiled his war book reviews into a rather slim book called "war books," in which he gives a paragraph reviewing all of them -- the war book's that come out after the first world war. and he reviewed robert graves as "goodbye to all that" came out in 1929. he reviewed it as such. his work has been justly claim to be excellent. they are. in fact, among the few books of this nature that are of real historical value. his attitude, however, leaves a disagreeable impression. one might gather that thousands of men instead of a few hundred were executed, and it suicides -- that suicides were as common as blackberries. he is, in short, another example of an intellectual, whose intelligence with regard to the war penetrates a much shorter distance than that of the plain man. a rather caustic review of robert graves. when we left off with robert graves, we

cyril wecht, a forensic pathologist and back with me, the attorney for michael brown's family. we have many eyewitness accounts telling very different stories. what story does this autopsy tell you? >> the shots on the right arm do not tell me that he was shot from the front or from the rear. the arms can be held in any variety of positions. you just think about it. soupination, palms up, pronation, palms down. take your arm down to tie your shoelace, take your arm behind to you reach for your wallet. you cannot say that the shots were fire from the front based upon the wounds in the arm. the two wounds in the head are very significant. michael brown was 6'3". the shots were not fired from a sniper's lair or an ajasonent building on the third floor. so this young man was benlt over. he was stooped. he think he was charging like officer wilson says. we're told, through his surrogate, some woman friend. like a bull charging as an officer with a loaded gun shooting at him. just rushing right on. the head down. or he was already toppling over, having been wounded and he was falling

cyril wecht. how much can we expect? all three together or the second one for the family? >> i don't believe anything more will be learned from the third autopsy. it's too bad the feds could not have moved a little bit faster and gotten together with the family and arranged for an observer participant to be there with dr. baden. each time a body is dissected, things are changed. the obfuscation after two is great. each time you dissect and examine bullet wounds, internal organ and tissue damage you are altering the picture and the ultimate diagnosis. what we have learned about the six wounds -- and, chris, something that must be kept in mind with regard to the arm wounds, the arm moves in all kinds of positions. so supine, palm up or prone, palm down we call sup nation and pronation. you can't be sure what's front and back and how the shots were fired. with regard to the two shots to the head. two things come to my mind. number one, this young man is # 6' 6'3". it wasn't sniper fire from a tall tree. the young man was falling when the shots were fired. those are the shots

our big thank to cyril wecht. >>> up ahead, we're getting an opportunity to speak with a witness who recorded what she could on her cell phone. >> what we're looking at is officer darren wilson to the right. he's just looking over the body, just looking baffled and bewildered, trying to explain to the officer what had i just done. >> that is eyewitness, ms. crenshaw. we're going to hear how the officer behaved after that shooting. we'll hear from her coming up. you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second... boom! you've had your first accident. now you have to make your first claim. so you talk to your insurance company and... boom! you're blindsided for a second time. they won't give you enough money to replace your brand new car. don't those people know you're already shaken up? liberty mutual's new car replacement will pay for the entire value of your car plus depreciation. call and for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due

critics argue there is no room for communal mutual trust under a leadership that insists on add ver cyril mil tarized policing. until that changes, they argue, the police will continue to shoot. the unarmed will continue to die. >> al jazeera, new york. >> all right. texas governor rick perry is in legal limbo. the grand jury indicted the state's popular governor on friday. perry, who is a republican is facing charges of a abuse of power and coercion after public official. his office calls the charges against him simply outrageous. but the special prosecutor says he is now preparing for a court date. the grand jury has spoken that there is probable cause to believe he committed two crimes for count 15 to 99 years in prison and for counts 2, it's 2:00 to 10:00 years in prison. i looked at the law. i looked at the facts. and i presented everything possible to the grand jury. >> ze i & o is professor of campaign management at nyu. she joins us to discuss the indictment. allegation a pleasure to have you. coercion and abuse of power, how serious are these charges? >> these are very serious. t

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