school what you're seeing there are people is being told to flee and get away from the area well jennifer breeden is live on the program tourney specializing in foreign policy international religious terrorism and can join us for more on what we're seeing here jennifer one of the. latest lines in this. source on the a vent police said that this is possibly former students we don't know whether or not current or former somebody from the area. was found in mind what might trigger somebody like this to target children well many things can be a trigger again as you said there are some reports that have come out saying that this person might have been a former student police have only confirmed that this is not a current student so things are possible things that could trigger this if it is a former student and back can be certain things like unfortunately sometimes a romantic interest of break up having to have left the school perhaps some disgruntled student with teachers or certain things like that but i mean there are many factors here and perhaps this is a student that felt bullied at this school

committed war crimes in afghanistan between two thousand and three and two thousand and four jennifer breeden who's an attorney specializing in foreign policy believes it's going to be very difficult to bring about any form of justice. there could be many more claims that come out these claims have come out against three different factions the taliban and their how conny network in afghanistan also against afghan government forces are at the afghanistan military there and as well as u.s. military and u.s. military personnel and afghanistan's now on the domestic side the united states military code has a very strict and stringent of very long lists of laws that military personnel men and women have to be subject to and they have to follow but in terms of international crimes that fall under the jurisdiction of the international criminal court then no then the u.s. cannot be held under their jurisdiction because the united states is not a signatory to the rome statute which created the international criminal court so in that case it would be less likely that they'd be brought to justice by memb

forces as well as the cia committed war crimes in afghanistan in the early two thousand and jennifer breeden who's an attorney specializing in foreign policy believes it's going to be very difficult to bring about various forms of justice. there could be many more claims that come out these claims have come out against three different factions the taliban and their how conny network in afghanistan also against afghan government forces are at the afghanistan military there and as well as u.s. military and u.s. military personnel and afghanistan's now on the domestic side the united states military code has a very strict and stringent of very long lists of laws that military personnel men and women have to be subject to and they have to follow but in terms of international crimes that fall under the jurisdiction of the international criminal court then you know then the u.s. cannot be held under their jurisdiction because the united states is not a signatory to the rome statute which created the international criminal court so in that case it would be less likely that they'd be brought to just

well foreign policy specialist attorney jennifer breeden says russia isn't to blame for the violence united states has actually made a very specific failure in syria and gating the grounds there and we've lost a lot of the ability to speak about that and so now it's just because it's become on a whoever's whoever's in charge or whoever might have something so playing the blame on russia for the thing it was their fault because russia had the power they should have known and to tell us to put its forces out or to have militants stop doing that they're basically saying that russia is now in charge of syria rather than trying to find a solution as to why this five hour or any any hour seven hour any amount of cease fire won't work this is not up to russia this is not up to to any one nation it's up to all the nations that are in syria to agree to this ceasefire and i think it's just unfortunate is that it's continued pattern of really almost immaturity childish behavior on behalf of u.s. state department that is trying to blame russia or some other power when they really have lost their

accusing american forces of committing war crimes in afghanistan in the early two thousand and jennifer breeden in an attorney specializing in foreign policy believes it will be difficult to bring about justice there could be many more claims that come out these claims have come out against three different factions the taliban and their how conny network in afghanistan also against afghan government forces are at the afghanistan military there and as well as u.s. military and u.s. military personnel and afghanistan now on the domestic side the united states military code has a very strict and stringent of very long lists of laws that military personnel men and women have to be subject to and they have to follow but in terms of international crimes that fall under the jurisdiction of the international criminal court then no then the u.s. cannot be held under their jurisdiction because the united states is not a signatory to the rome statute which created the international criminal court so in that case it would be less likely that they'd be brought to justice by member states or those that are a

armed forces as well as the cia committed war crimes in afghanistan in the early two thousand jennifer breeden who is an attorney specializing in foreign policy believes that it's going to be very difficult to bring about justice there could be many more claims that come out these claims have come out against three different factions the taliban and their how conny network in afghanistan also against afghan government forces or the afghanistan military there and as well as u.s. military and u.s. military personnel and afghanistan now on the domestic side the united states military code has a very strict and stringent of very long lists of laws that military personnel men and women have to be subject to and they have to follow but in terms of international crimes that fall under the jurisdiction of the international criminal court then no then the u.s. cannot be held under their jurisdiction because the united states is not a signatory to the rome statute which created the international criminal court so in that case it would be less likely that they'd be brought to justice by member states or