daughter duckett says police beat his son to death it happened during a farm as protest in the northern indian city of months or last year his wife and a kid had just returned home from giving birth docket difficult to see his baby groom. i want justice my son should get justice my daughter in law deserves justice the culprits should be punished and hanged my son broke his head legs and hands now who will take care of his children. there are. three years family have been protesting against declining prices for projects like milk seed oils vegetables and cereal they say they are struggling to survive and need loan waivers guaranteed minimum incomes and government help to get more for the produce. but while they have been learn rifles for farmers in the past some economists say these are often short term fixes that fail to deal with the bigger issues like climate change and meeting new consumer demand. and seventeen of india's states have farmers making on average around three hundred dollars a year but expects that income to plummet if monsoon rains are bad or there's a drought that's le

madhya pradesh for campaigning in state elections made a direct appeal to farmers including country duckett's father. they have to come up with a long lasting solution and i think that has to be a tackle of the national level rather than a state by state district by district level which is how things work now. a year after the friend was killed in these protests around half a million farmers in the north and west of india are on strike for these farmers this milk is worth more to them spilled on the streets than making money from it maybe on one hand al-jazeera. the former chief executive of cambridge and has refused to answer questions about the extent of its use of people's information on facebook speaking to you kate parliamentary committee alexander next blames the global liberal media for the collapse of his data consultancy firm which analyst has accused of mishandling the data of more than eighty million facebook users to help manipulate election results in several countries include the two thousand and sixteen u.s. presidential vote and the brics it referendum in the. book i'm sorry i

madhya pradesh for campaigning in state elections made a direct appeal to farmers including country duckett's father. they have to come up with a long lasting solution and i think that has to be a typical of the machinable level rather than a state by state district by district level which is how things work now. a year after the fed was killed in these protests around half a million families in the north and east of india are on strike for these families this milk is with most of them spilled on the streets and making money from it maybe on one hand al-jazeera business and is in nicaragua as captured lower calling for a national strike to pressure the government to end its violent crackdown on protests as almost one hundred thirty people have been killed since anti-government demonstrations began in april manimal of apollo reports out from managua. at the busy minute gadol would be undone open air market in managua thousands of vendors and shop owners are preparing for an act of civil disobedience a majority of the small business owners say they will no longer pay taxes or utility bills unti

jersey teenager, that one right there, could win for that patriotic prom tuxedo that is made out of ducketts. fact checker for the new york magazine under fire for allegedly tweeting about an ice agent and combat wounded marine veteran for the name of justin gertner. he has a tattoo. it's a titan 2 at that time too. the fact checker called it nazi symbol iron cross. it's actually his afghanistan platoon symbol. ice said anyone attempting to advance their personal political opinions by basically slandering an american hero should be issuing public apologies. our next guest lost his legs in a bomb blast in afghanistan and knew -- knows justin betterner while recovering bomb technician johnny joey jones joins us right now from atlanta. johnny, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. steve: so you know justin. how was he injured? >> so justin was a marine infantryman. he was stationed in afghanistan around the same time i was, 2010-11. steve: okay. >> injured by ied, a roadside bomb. took both of his legs above the knee. quite honestly his injuries were bad or worse than mine. a young man