someone who was suicidal or someone would have sat or you know in this day and age i mean anton rose normal p.t.s.d. would have made anyone run away from that car intruder that was an emotional reaction of fight or flight he ran because we know he's going to get shot if he stays there and he gets out if he stays there so i think there's a whole mental health issue can you tell me a little bit i got a couple minutes last about your work with the disabled and how that relationship with physical and mental disability and law enforcement is so intertwined. so the area in which aunts one lived in and went to school in was with until a school district a place that it's been riddled with gun violence over the past few years at least ten of his close learners over the past few years have been murdered in this area so the type of impact that has on children is great well we know it is. people that live in low income communities specifically black communities here in pittsburgh are experiencing p.t.s.d. or see p.t.s.d. meaning that it's complex and they're still in it and we also know when it

the necessity examiner has ruled anton rose's death was a homicide.a passenger in a car stopped by offic michael resist if he would tuesday tonighar police say the matched the description of a vehicle involved in a shooting. investigatorshe say during police stop rose and another passger jumped from the vehicle and ran and that's when the officer opened fire. rose was not armed. the officer is now on administrative leave. that officer was also just sworn in as a police officer the same day as the fatal shooting. >>> the death of famed chef anthony bourdain sent shock wave tonight we're getting more details about his death. new york times that a toxicology reports has been completed and novealed that bourdain had ugs in his system at the time ofatis h. bourdain committed suicide in france in hisotel roo on june 8th. he was there filming his show parts unknown. the late cf had been op about hise strugglth substance abuse in thepast. sffrjtsom cg up ms-13 gang mbers a formally charge. >> two tusns killed j months apart. tonight nearlen a people are accus

what protesters have been demanding he still has a long way to go to get the conviction they say anton rose deserves christianson the al-jazeera. political party is in mexico entering the final few days of campaigning ahead of sunday's presidential election the country's largest vote and modern history the anti-establishment candidate. as obrador is expected to when and become the country's first left wing media nine governorships and hundreds of county positions up and started being contested. now the leader of antipoverty protests in northern morocco has been jailed for twenty years for taking part in demonstrations two years ago dozens of political activists were also sent to prison they were all part of the so-called popular movement that they get off to the death of a fish salah and the region mohamed jump during reports. protesters began chanting outside the court in casablanca as soon as the verdict was announced angered by the jailing of nasir as if zafira and fifty two others is exactly as the activist who led protests over economic and social issues in the reef region of northern

what protesters have been demanding they still has a long way to go to get the conviction they say anton rose deserves christianson only al jazeera. has take you through some of the headlines here now to syria now more than two hundred refugees and migrants stuck at sea while european leaders argued about their fate have now reached land after a six day stalemate the charity ship lifeline has docked in malta eight countries have agreed to take a share of the migrants i think it's too early to say how many would go where we have very clear indications. of and play just a concrete pledges from each member state i think everyone will take to it's safe to say everyone is take a core think to. its. its capability. the u.s. and russia say a summit between the two leaders will take place but have given very few details official say talks between donald trump and vladimir putin will be held in the third country and wednesday trumps national security advisor john bolton met the russian president in moscow u.s. defense secretary james mattis continues his tour of asia with a visit to south korea he'll

what protesters have been demanding he still has a long way to go to get the conviction they say anton rose deserves christianson only al-jazeera. of them jane that are the headlines on al-jazeera of the german chancellor has warned the european union's approach to refugees has a potential to split the a you anglo-american has addressed parliament on the issue later she'll head to brussels for a key summit with the leaders hoping to agree to an approach on refugees. but. europe faces many challenges but migration could become the make or break one for the e.u. either we manage it so others in africa believe that we are guided by values and believe in multilateralism not unilateral isn't or nobody will believe any longer in the system of values that has made us strong that's why it's so important. more than two hundred refugees have reached land after being stuck at sea for six days the charity ship lifeline docked in malta but only after eight countries agreed to take a share of the migrants u.s. defense agree james mattis has been meeting with his south korean counterpart in seoul the two

one person identified as anton rose was shot by officers several times.died later at the hospital. protesters turning out in the rain to demand justice for the teenager. >>> a white civil rights this summer in front of the white house. it would take place one year after the violent protest in charlottesville. the "washington post" says it has not yet granted a permit for the event. kessler is expecting hundreds to join him to protest civil rights abuse in charlottesville. >>> time for cnn "money" now. major airlines taking a stand on the immigration crisis telling the president to stop using the plan planes. >> good morning, guys. american, united and frontier don't want the government to fly children away from their parents. they don't want to be part of it and don't want to profit from it. the problem is none of the airlines really do know. many have contracts with the u.s. government but they have no idea who uses the tickets. the department of homeland security says it is unfortunate that they no longer want to partner with the brave women and men of

joining us now is destin gibson one of those protesters and organizers who are seeking justice for anton rose and his family thank you for joining us. dustin i want to start by asking you you know what what are the. request the demands of whatever was called of the people out there protesting in pittsburgh what do they want one of they feel what will bring justice in this in this tragic death. well i'm not sure what well will actually bring justice nor my quick to answer that but i do know that not only do the community want the officer charged but convicted as well. one of the things about the officer who pulled the trigger on and on michael rosol the is currently on administrative leave as a resident of the city as pittsburgh what has bothered you most about the handling of this case by authorities including the allegheny county district attorney's fees the polish you have some opinions about that. i am a resident a city official. the murder happened in a borough right outside of the city called east is very. but i think the most. the most depressing fact about it is if i were to shoot a se