"the sas had a golden pass, allowing them to get away with murder."wasn't the execution of potential well, you weren't there, so you don't understand. these guys do understand and they're still calling it murder. at bbc panorama, we've spent years looking at killings carried out by the sas. our work helped prompt the public inquiry. here in mad ali in helmand, the sas killed nine people after they said they came under fire. so these are the bullet holes? the inquiry noted our evidence of bullet marks low on the wall. the family say people were killed in their sleep. we also came to musa qala. the sas killed eight people here, including one man who they said grabbed a rifle. emails released by the inquiry show senior officers didn't believe the account. today's evidence matters because it represents views from inside special forces. the inquiry is expected to continue throughout the year. richard bilton, bbc news. a large glass of milk a day may protect you against bowel cancer. scientists say it could lower your chances of getting it by nearly a fifth

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gibbs—white scoring against his former club and a happy return for ex—wolves manager nuno espirito sawe are playing good, i think we were organised and we had the luck of scoring really early. that was — that settles down in the game but was reacted well and matz sels was very good for us today to get us in the game. but, yes, i think it was overall a good performance. i am proud of the players and i'm proud of them because they try everything. i cannot say you didn't do this i didn't try. i cannot say that. we try everything to have a different result but, you know, shorts corner, with the problems that we faced during the week, it's very difficult to be more competitive than today. milan staged a remarkable comeback to beat internazionale 3—2 and lift the italian super cup trophy in saudi arabia. inter looked on course for a fourth consecutive triumph, after goals from lautaro martinez and and mehdi taremi gave them the lead in riyadh, but theo hernandez and christian pulisic drew milan level before tammy abraham's injury—time winner handed them victory and their first trophy under

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i'm kate bolduan with john berman and sa va ra sidner. this is "cnn news central. " >>> happening right now, snow. a whole lot of snow is being dumped on our nation's capital and across the midwest. more than 55 million americans are on alert because of this deadly winter storm. this hour, states of emergency have been declared across six states. this morning, at least three deaths are being blamed on the brutal travel conditions on the roads. thousands of flights have been delayed or canceled. many of those in d.c. , where heavy snow is falling at this hour. it could reach historic totals soon. much of the city shut down, but a very active scene is happening outside capitol hill, as lawmakers are expected to soon certify the 2024 election despite this snow emergency. meteorologist derek van dam standing by for us. but first, let's get to where the snow is. gabe cohen in washington, d.c. we can see the conditions are still just as rough as they were earlier. tell us what's going on. >> reporter: yeah, sara, plenty of snow still falling th

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accept those who cross into northern borders illegally, beyond those of asylum claimants in the us, sagreement is in place. what about tick—tock, the decision to ban it has been pushed back?— pushed back? folks are definitely _ pushed back? folks are definitely still - pushed back? folks are definitely still waiting, l pushed back? folks are - definitely still waiting, there is a large number of americans who use it. the us is the most highly used nation in the country of tick—tock. at first, our president was against tiktok, but during the campaign he was able to use it to bolster his support, and now it seems they are trying to work out some sort of deal were an american company can buy it, although many users are concerned it will look very different once it returns. donald trump has given his first television interview and his talk more about pardoning those people who were involved in the capital riots for years ago. what has a reaction been in the us to that? ago. what has a reaction been in the us to that?— in the us to that? ultimately, reaction is _ in the us to that? ultimate

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how would ou sa will be challenging. how would you say the _ will be challenging.he humanitarian - you say the humanitarian situation has improved in the last couple of weeks?- situation has improved in the last couple of weeks? well, it has improved _ last couple of weeks? well, it has improved but _ last couple of weeks? well, it has improved but from - last couple of weeks? well, it has improved but from a - last couple of weeks? well, it has improved but from a very| has improved but from a very low base. before the ceasefire, it was about 50 trucks of aid getting into gaza every day. from the ceasefire, the intention was to get 600 trucks per day into gaza, and certainly more aid has been getting on, but it is desperately needed, and the aid agencies have been saying the main priority is shelter. a lot of these people are returning home with nowhere to live, so they are still going to be living in tents, temporary shelter, for some time, i would imagine. shelter, for some time, i would imauine. . ~ , . imagine. thank you very much indeed. ceremonies are being

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you can send us a mes sa i'm anna garcia right now on true crime news. rap star and rihanna's partner asap rocky in a los angeles courtroom today for jury selection. rocky, facing 24 years for allegedly firing a gun at a friend. could this video do him in? plus, jonathan cruz young life was cut short with a bullet to his heart. >> oh my god, oh my god, oh my god, he shot himself. >> his family says he didn't take his own life. they say he was killed by someone with a deadly grudge. was it suicide or was it foul play? >> the smoking gun is the gun. >> thanks for joining us. we begin with the latest in the case against rapper asap rocky, who is awaiting trial on gun charges. the hip hop mogul appearing in a los angeles courtroom today as jury selection begins asap. >> how are you holding up? >> asap rocky entering court today with attorney joe tacopina as jury selection gets underway in downtown los angeles. >> on the matter of rocky myers. >> the state of california versus rakim mayers. his legal name. >> can he be treated fairly? >> ja happ rocky has ple

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a estados unidos primero para buscarlo, luego lamentablemente para enterrarlo, pero no le dieron la sagar. todo el pueblo esperándolo aquí en la entrada. qué bonito! yo nunca había visto esto. estas imágenes fueron grabadas por vecinas del pueblo de las tinajas. esto es en aguascalientes. lara de lara desapareció el pasado uno de diciembre y su cuerpo finalmente fue hallado semanas después. la policía de san josé anunció el arresto de 2 sospechosos de venta de drogas y delitos relacionados con armas. ellos son justin dixon y jade linda, zac de stockton. ese arresto fue el dos de enero, pero la investigación comenzó el mes pasado tras una venta de fentanilo en san josé. con la asistencia del departamento de policía de stockton, pudieron arrestar a los 2 sospechosos en la ciudad de stockton. durante este arresto, se incautaron 13 armas ilegales, 5000 rondas de munición, grandes cantidades de drogas, dinero en efectivo y artículos de lujo. según el reporte, los sospechosos vendían drogas en san josé y san francisco. ahora, la policía de santa rosa arrestó a un hombre de 23 años por apunta

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we've heard junior sas cooling with a catastrophe. well, reaction has the beam from not just the international media who do cover this, but perhaps don't give this the kind of weight it deserves. but also the n g o is to this incredibly grim desktop, which as you've said, the majority could have been prevented. you know, i know that it's up for the standards, then we could understand to what was going on. we have of the basic needs to apply to international law, the international human account law, the principles of human rights. and this would be human if you obligation on it is a reading all over the work. now these children are targeted because the true because the immediate as women themselves and you can imagine pregnant women were killed from what they had, the speed of the because the baby it's, it's a lot of a story is it's, i cannot find the words, sentences in the dictionary to describe what's going on. yeah. this now 14 months of such killing to every day we're losing the loved ones. every day we have 10 tens of people who