and of course a lot of people a lot of residents of belgrade which is a really tiny town are waiting to see how the criminal proceedings will actually turn out in case of people monsoon showing data and do we know any reasons why he actually went on the rampage at this point we only know guesses when he was arrested and asked why he was shooting his that i did not shoot at children i was shooting in to tell exactly what he's trying to say by that is not is not yet known but there have been various reports in local media in russian media coming from relatives and neighbors of sergei promising for saying that he actually is a repeat offender he did serve jail time and was released in two thousand and twelve and after he was released from prison he exhibited signs of being somewhat slightly unnerve diff not to say mentally troubled and they said that this one of the versions of the events that unfolded says that he actually went into the hunting store on sunday to buy some ammunition was refused the point of sale and promised to come back and shoot the sales clerk which seems to be exac

i'm to streets and increased police patrols they say made in belgrade a safe here in western russia the day after a gunman killed six people including two teenage girls while trying to rob a store and. is joining us now live with the latest here you know how that so when the stand that the suspect is still at large so what's being done to track him down well actually it looks like the authorities are doing everything in their power to apprehend the suspect as soon as possible we do know that thousands of police force at this point at least twelve hundred police force have been on their feet throughout the night searching calming the area looking for the thirty two year old the suspected killer they have recovered him yet they have recovered his week ago at this point they know for certain that he has sold into at least one semiautomatic rifle from the hunting store where the carnage began yesterday afternoon so they are warning everybody that he's he's armed and extremely dangerous now we have the thirty's from belgrade have also asked for assistance from the neighboring regions as well

pay respects to the victims as well as we have to remember that tuesday is a day of mourning in belgrade so we're watching the situation as it develops obviously there is still a lot more questions that need to be answered and of course the suspect has to be caught so as soon as we get the latest information of course we'll bring it to you . and you can head to eyewitness accounts a timeline of the tragedy and russia signed a history of deadly shootings over iraq and plenty more online. far from a binding it's a tonic for a run north korea is now reportedly seeking international recognition as a nuclear armed state the us had laid out a design meant as a condition for talks but pyongyang's official newspaper says if negotiations happen it will be between equal in nuclear armed nations and also and age especially esteemed bill says that may well end up happening. americans are going to have to come to terms with this. it's been on the cards for a long time we knew it was coming. out of millions of americans for i mean if they go start talking agreements in the past there were no group. of

including the rolling manhunt for a gunman on the run in russia's city of belgrade. about international landlords in the very heart of moscow. pleasure to have you with us here on out. a human rights a become the latest battleground for china to challenge america in addition to trade economy and regional military supremacy beijing has slammed washington's approach to people's freedoms and its own report released on the heels of an american one of the infringement of rights abroad and increased electronic surveillance and a spike in gun violence are just some of the issues china has criticized the u.s. for aussies election a chef ski has the latest. after years of swallowing accusations of violating human rights beijing is fighting back after last year the us published its scalding human rights practices report now china held a mirror back to washington and its role of international human rights judge. let's take a look at where the two clash the u.s. again accuse china of limiting internet freedoms the so-called great firewall of china where beijing has long being un

had to belgrade that either you make a deal with cost of all or you will never. do your road towards the european union . the. union and they do not like. how they will deal with it remains to be seen but indeed european union is on solving that issue because they have. to call the will they vote for the security. like members of nato to secure its independence of course where they are not going to give up now. well while some countries buying on the dollar to get into the e.u. others of funding the memberships rules or drive them into desperate measures maybe they want to get out greece is up for grabs with the largest fire sale in history from pristine coastlines to ancient palaces just to keep its economy afloat coming up with. the next most of course put the head of a british investment firm on an international wanted list issued an arrest warrant for him william broder from the hermitage capital investment funds also the former boss of the late russian lawyer sergei magnitsky died in prison or being held on tax evasion charges let's get more on this more cor

eight car market in the town of belgrade and the police special task force at this point are preparing to storm his hideout in order to apprehend him now this all started just several hours ago when this thirty two year old suspect has opened literally started a bloody massacre in the center off of the russian town killing six people three people shot inside the funding store and then he went outside according to reports and shot three more passer bys among them two teenage girls now at this point we're also being told by the police that his father has been brought in for questioning his father has also variously served time for various criminal offenses in fact it's important to note that the suspect himself has just been released from prison last year where he was out on charges for robbery as well as assault on a police official and of course we're waiting for that for the results coming from for the results from the police coming in from belgrade as they prepared to storm this man's hideout. the trojan bogo to including eyewitness pictures and accounts and for you to head to a web

warning everybody that he's he's armed and extremely dangerous now we have at the thirty's from belgrade have also asked for assistance from the neighboring regions as well as ukraine which is really close to the region as well as basically next door so they are also called in calling on people in those regions to be on high alert to give any information of the ballots which could lead to the arrest of the thirty two year old suspects and whoever does prove a twitter does provide that information is offered three million rubel reward for that that's roughly one hundred thousand dollars and of course people are being told to stay inside in belgrade itself there is an extremely heightened police presence on the streets and yet people are staying at the witnesses from the city are saying that they are they have seen people going outside going to the place where they where six people were killed yesterday outside of the hunting story leaving flowers toys and candles to pay respects to the victims as well as we have to remember that tuesday is a day of mourning in belgrade so we're watching t

the serbian prime minister, opening of the belgrade marathon, he was confronted by angry serbians not happy with the recent agreements. this man is asking the prime minister whether he sleeps calmly after signing that agreement. across the street, a banner says, you sold kosovo. these people are trying to pressure the government and parliament into not accepting the deal reached in brussels. they feel that serbian interests in kosovo have been di trade by their own leadership and regard the signing as an act of treason. >> the number of people gathered in belgrade center was not huge. but their voices are loud. >> our government does not respect our constitution. it is very simple. >> is illegal. it's not democratic. it's a treason. >> the feeling of being betrayed is much stronger among serbs from northern kosovo. they will decide on monday whether to accept the brussels deal and what their next steps will be. but their leaders are hinting that they won't accept it. kosovo pri

came in from moscow to help the belgrade police in their search for the thirty two year old shooter and you can say it was an international effort because police in ukraine have also been involved in the search for the man of course after it was believed that he fled to ukraine naturally during of these search for. for the thirty two year old shooter various details of what led to this heinous crime have been surfacing it turns out that they're hunting still where the carnage began actually belonged to. father and he went into that store on sunday asking for admission actually intending to buy it but it was refused service but one of the clerks who believed that was in wasn't adequate enough to be sold such dangerous mission he said he said that he'll come back the next day and shoot a salesperson obviously that wasn't taken seriously by the sales clerk unfortunately indeed he was shot the next day by the killer along with clerk he also shot two people who were inside the store then went outside and proceeded to shoot people whom he believed to be witnesses among them of course were

had to belgrade that either you make a deal with cost of all or you will never. continue your road towards the european union. all of all the roads to european union and some of the costs of how they will deal with it remains to be seen but indeed european union on solving that issue because they haven't invested much into cost of all they fought a war secure like members of nato to secure its independence of course the way they're not going to give up now. while some countries buying on the door to get into the e.u. rather fun of membership rules are driving them into desperate measure it's the largest in history from just ancient palace just to keep its economy afloat for details about that coming up very shortly. the government opened fire in a shop in western russia has killed at least six people including two girls age fourteen and sixteen counties are in english because across the story. well you know at this point to the thirty two year old sergey paul was doing is has apparently been holed up in the in the sun sort of a space as supposedly a round a car m

belgrade that either you make a deal with cost of all or you will never. continue your road towards the european union they. call of all the roads today european union and some of them do not break. how they will deal with it remains to be seen but indeed european union is on solving that issue because they haven't invested much into cost of all the fault or secure like members of nato to secure its independence of course the way they're not going to give up now. for some countries buying on the door to get into the a year where there's a fine of the membership rules are driving them to desperate measures great seats up for grabs it's the largest fire sale in history from pristine coastlines to ancient palaces just to keep its economy afloat we've got details about coming up a little bit later this hour. next the gunman's open fire in a shop in western russia has killed at least six people including two girls aged fourteen and sixteen or police units in the rule city of both girls are currently undergoing the shooter. the story this all started just severa

had to belgrade that either you make a deal with costs of all or you will never. continue your road towards the european bone but wonder why but why continue the road to the european union when it's got so many of its own problems of a massive debt slow growth what why is serbia so keen to join. well that's exactly what the whole debate in third gays about majority of political parties more than three quarters of the parliament are pro european and they say that we should feel joined because investors are more confident in the countries that are members of the european union which we can see in the balkans in the case of let's say about gary and romania who are expecting much more hoarding investment in serbia and because we need to reform our country and make it more efficient we exactly what supposed to happen during the negotiations. negotiations and i said but why but why has the e.u. b i'm sorry to jump in i do apologize why has the e.u. been so insistent on the cause of i wish you in his negotiations with even though several states don't even recognize cause

if we are joined from belgrade. what did the president say?s is some kind of a groundbreaking news because nobody expected this would happen that the serbian president could say something like that especially considering his previous statements regarding a xcroatian town. even and the weeks after his election in serbia. this was quite new and he said he is apologizing for all the crimes committed in the names of serbia and the name of the serbian nation committed by individuals. he said that during an interview on a bosnian television station. that interview will be aired on may 7. a sharper the interview stirred a lot of commotion here. the reporter was pressuring him because she wanted to hear that it was genocide that serbian president did not goal borehole -- go ball 9 yards. he said it was a crime but he did not want to declare it genocide. serbian parliament just last year declared this as a massacre, not as a genocide and all serbian officials have to follow that resolution. nevertheless, even saying this, the serbian president said it

this is belgrade. capital city of serbia. less than two miles from the city center, serbia's largest and most infamous prison. centrale socmore. known locally as cz. >> my parents are from belgrade so there was a bit more emotion going to a prison in serbia than say other prisons around the world. cz has an ominous reputation for serbs. it's where inmates went in, and then you'd never see them again. >> cz opened its doors in 1950 and has housed countless political prisoners, including opponents of the late serbian president slobodan milosevic. many were still there when milosevic himself was incarcerated here in 2001, while awaiting trial for corruption and war crimes. today it houses some of the nation's most dangerous criminals. including the assassin of a former serbian prime minister. >> translator: they have committed all kinds of criminal offenses. basically every criminal offense on the books. these include organized crimes, war crime and other serious criminal offenses such as homicide. >> like american prisons, cz f

has given the green light to talks for serbia's membership to the block it's not on the heels of belgrade approving an e.u. brokered deal with it or break territory because of o. and the deal grants cause of those ethnic albanian leadership control over the area while serbian minorities will receive autonomy's within calls of let's get some more insight on this now from a nickel about an. analyst now joining us here live here on r.t. a pleasure to see you today so ultimately of the movement you're planning you're planning a rally later today against the e.u. brokered deal i mean maybe i'm a bit confused what is your stance on this deal now and possible e.u. ascension. movement. through the syrian national interest. as well. you know we. are. the wall. that is agreement is going to be. not so so this is. relevant today i mean you talk about a diplomatic victory i mean serbia used to say that it was not going to use cause of i was a bargaining chip in its session process it is not effectively what's already happened no no no there can be no diplomatic victory over kosovo because that kosovo

and also in russia they captured a suspect and killing six people in russia's western city of belgrade refuses to cooperate with the police when asked about the rampage sergei pumice soon cryptically respond as he was shooting into hell during that arrest a police officer received severe head wounds he's a rino going to brings us the details of the operation. now that the manhunt has successfully concluded we can talk about truly gargantuan efforts that went into its more than two thousand police. brought in not just from belgrade itself but also from neighboring regions as well especial riot police came in from moscow to it turns out that the hunting store where the carnage began actually belonged to. father and he went into that store on sunday asking for our munition actually intending to buy it but it was refused service but one of the sales clerks who he said that he'll come back the next day and shoot the sales person obviously that wasn't taken seriously by the sales clerk unfortunately indeed he was shot the next day by the killer along with the sales clerk he also shot two peo

its breakaway kosovo province have failed it was to normalize ties between the two regions asking belgrade to cede its hold over northern kosova in exchange for e.u. membership talks the stumbling block was a lack of guarantees to protect the minority in the region belgrade doesn't recognize cause of his independence and into ethnic tensions played. the region. fascisms dark role in world history is doing little to hold back in you generation of black in italy the governments try to hand out radical elements but the far right still managing to draw support from economically embattled italians nationwide as a renegotiation explains. this is the house of italy's modern day fascists and imposing building in rome it stood empty until ten years ago members of the ca's a pound movement barged through the doors put up their flag and became squatters after a decade of fruitless attempts neither the police nor the country's judicial system have managed to push the fascist movement out if anything members of cars abound say they are growing ever stronger. when fascism is mentioned and stirs memory a

and comes after belgrade approved the european union brokered agreement with its breakaway territory because of o. and the deal grants cause of us ethnic albanian leadership control over the area while serbian minorities will receive autonomy is within cause of a region declared independence from serbia five years ago and although widely recognised it was formally rejected by belgrade. and you are a man of rock it has successfully launched from nasa spaceport and america's eastern seaboard and the un tyra's rocket is a key milestone for the private u.s. company behind the launch of the plans to begin regular cargo deliveries to the i.s.f. . the u.s. and south korea have decided to push ahead with joint military drills despite warnings from north korea a joint at ten thousand strong forces engaged in exercises on south korea's east coast and tensions have been high in the peninsula since the north carried out its third nuclear test in february but while the many fear that further war games could provoke the ongoing the pentagon insists they're absolutely necessary. to come here and lo

. >> men in the city of belgrade, but the incident took place in a haunting shop. >> a regional interior ministry is offering a reward of almost 80,000 euro to find him. >> there is a huge manhunt reminiscent of the search for the boston marathon bombers to find the perpetrator. >> they have been searching for the gun man. his motive is thus far on noun. authorities are on alert in the region and in the neighboring ukraine as well. >> police are patrolling schools and other public institutions. this will continue until the suspect is captured. >> that have been warned that the suspect is armed and dangerous and have been told to stay inside. some still stop by the crime scene to leave flowers. >> they travel at astonishing speeds up to the to 6000 kph, causing considerable damage. what are we talking about? space junk. >> a group of german scientists have come up with a kind of space>> there are 200 million discarded objects circling the planet. it is definitely a dance where the communications satellites orbit. they move through space at very high speeds, which makes them very dangerous

the capital, of belgrade. kenya, where the new president has been sworn in as president.is wanted by the international criminal court for allegedly orchestrating a host- election violence in 2007 and 2008. facing five charges of crimes against humanity, including murder, deportation, rape, persecution, and other inhumane acts. his deputy is accused of three similar charges with allegations that he was a co-perpetrator in the violence. i am now joined from london by michael, a political analyst specializing in african affairs. good to speak to you, michael. let's look at the other challenges that he will have to face. the partisan crowd that is there, it is going to be a huge amount of work to try and get kenya to unite, especially given what the elections were like in the run-up. how do you teach -- how do you think he or his government will manage to do that? he is going to attempt to unite the country. of a chunk of the population behind him. withain issue has to deal land reform and it is going to be quite challenging for him to unite the country behind him on that. mo

he then shot and wounded himself and his wife in a village just south of belgrade. six women and two children are among the victims. you're is this report. bewilderment in equal measure as the residents of this quiet community try to come to terms with what happened. police cordoned off the village as they tried to make sense of the events that shattered the dawn here. the 60-year-old suspect was an army veteran who fought in croatia in the 1990's. he had apparently recently lost his job, but what prompted the rampages unclear. this neighbor showed a photograph, which she said contains eight victims. it was a tight knit hamlet. reports fromthe the man first shot his own son and then went house-to-house shooting the other victims, most while they slept, 182-year-old, all reportedly relatives or -- allwas a two-year old, reportedly relatives or neighbors the reaction has been one of disbelief. for the suspect's brother, that emotion seems overwhelming >> the people who were killed were all relatives and friends of ours. i cannot understand it. i keep wondering why, wh

the murders happened in a serbian village southeast of the capital belgrade. the man first shot his mother, his son, and two-year-old cousin before going house to house and shooting neighbors. he turned the gun on himself and wife as police closed in. one of the neighbors lost his mother in the attack. he says he is still -- he still can't believe what the gunman, who he knew well, has done. >> she loved him more than she loved me. look at where the bullet struck her. look at what he has done. >> a war of war -- words in the run-up to thursday's u.s. senate debate on president barack obama's gun-control bill. 13 republican senators are threatening to use use a delaying tactic known as filibuster to delay the legislation. vice president joe biden said the republican threat is embarrassing. of former cuban president fidel castro have emerged. the rare photos of 86-year-old was taken in an interview last month. the former leader has been suffering from poor health in recent years but remains politically active. his last public appearance was in february when he a

young child the suspect then attempted to shoot himself and his wife they are now both in hospital belgradepolice say the man had no prior criminal record and that the motive for the killings is unclear. syria has rejected the u.n. secretary general as chemical weapons probe team which is awaiting deployment in cyprus it was initially invited by syria to investigate the march nineteenth attack near aleppo banking means reported suggestion of a supplementary nation wide probe has brought the mission to a stark hold syria's foreign ministry says it's too similar to the un backed iraqi nuclear weapons accusation which concluded with the notorious american led invasion . u.s. officials have begun notifying the lawyers of hunger striking prisoners in guantanamo bay their clients are being force fed inmates at the notorious u.s. prison have been refusing food for over two months now putting their lives at risk in a defined protest officials say forty one inmates are involved but their lawyers insist it's over three times that number hunger strike began after detainees qur'an and personal items we

child to the suspect with an attempted to shoot himself and his wife they are now both in hospital belgradeare police say the man had no prior criminal record and that the motive for the killings is unclear. syria has rejected the u.n. secretary general that chemical weapons protein which is awaiting deployment in five proof was initially invited by syria to investigate the march nineteenth attack in the aleppo but when communes reported suggestion of a supplementary nationwide program brought the mission to a stock halt syria's foreign ministry says it's too similar to the un backed iraq in nuclear weapons accusations which concluded with the notorious american led invasion. u.s. officials have begun notifying the lawyers of the hunger strike you prisoners in guantanamo bay as to whether their clients are being force fed inmates up in the tory's detention camp or have been refusing food for over two months putting their lives at risk in a defined protest officials say forty two inmates are now involved but their lawyers insist that the real figure is more than three times higher than the h

commission recommended starting talks on membership is hot on the heels of belgrade approving a deal with its a breakaway territory cause of the deal drugs cause of ethnic albanian leadership control over the area while serbian minorities will receive autonomy as with in kosovo and to e.u. activists covets says brussels has blackmailed his country to push through its agenda you officials said three hours before the election for serbian president we were all there done is the new college is a winner it was a message to serbian people serbian politicians and all the world that the hip chooses the regime to finish the job the democratic party and other euro has started and looked over to the food it is used it is pushing discloses not to serve the nation but the bill additions you see as being officials and leaders are deeply corrupted so it was the way to me and those people to finish the job did did they hear to give and. balkans. and i while some countries bang on the door to get into the e.u. others are finding their memberships rules are driving them into desperate measures greece

brought in not just from belgrade itself but also from neighboring regions as well especially riot police came in from moscow to it turns out the hunting store where the carnage began actually belonged to. father and he went into that store on sunday asking for ammunition actually intending to buy it but it was refused service but one of the sales clerks he said that he'll come back the next day and shoot the sales person obviously that wasn't taken seriously by the sales clerk unfortunately indeed he was shot the next day by the killer along with the sales clerk he also shot two people who were inside the store then went outside and proceeded to shoot people whom he believed to be witnesses among them of course were two teenage girls people were advised to stay inside because it was not clear where exactly the shooter was at the time still they have come out to the place where the shooting happened they laid down flowers toys a lot of people actually went on several went out of their way to try to help the investigation in locating the man. and let's not have some other news stories from

brokered deal on normalizing ties between the two countries belgrade which is striving for you membership agreed it to cede its control over northern kosovo but its police and appeal court will remain in the region the move has been condemned by the country's opposition which calls for the country's political neutrality and demands that the e.u. bid to be dropped kosovo unilaterally declared independence in two thousand and eight the region has been highly volatile for decades with years of ethnic violence along its nose in border serbia. and up next a decade after the u.s. led invasion of iraq we take you on a trip across the country baghdad taxi it's next here on our team. oh no lazy bureaucratic trivial censorship strikes again but. this time in russia a bill has been signed into law that will put fines on individuals and legal entities for using vulgar in the media one major flaw of many with this is that they really don't know which words are going to be considered vulgar i guess these words are so awful that they cannot even write them down i'm not naïve there has always been and wi

brought in not just from belgrade itself but also from neighboring regions as well especially riot police came in from moscow to it turns out that hunting store where the carnage began actually belonged to. father and he went into that store on sunday asking for ammunition actually intending to buy it but it was refused service but one of the clerks he said that he'll come back the next day and shoot distills person obviously that wasn't taken seriously by the sales clerk unfortunately indeed he was shot the next day by the killer along with the sils clerk he also shot two people who were inside the store then went outside and proceeded to shoot people whom he believed to be witnesses among them of course were two teenage girls people were advised to stay inside because it was not clear where exactly the shooter was at the time still they have come out to the place where the shooting happened they laid down flowers put down to ois a lot of people actually went on several went out of their way to try and help the investigation in locating the man. some news in brief now and and two suspect

hospital emergency services say he's a sixty year old man from a village fifty kilometers south of belgrade syria has rejected the u.n. secretary general chemical weapons probe team which is awaiting deployment in cyprus it was initially invited by syria to investigate the march nineteenth attack near aleppo banki moon is reported suggestion of a supplementary nationwide probe has brought the mission to a stark hold syria's foreign ministry says it's too similar to the un backed iraqi nuclear weapons accusations which concluded that the in the tories and merican led invasion. and u.s. officials have begun notifying the lawyers of hunger striking prisoners in guantanamo bay if their clients are being force fed inmates at the tories u.s. prison have been refusing food for over two months putting their lives at risk in a defiant protest officials say forty one inmates are involved but their lawyers insist it is over three times that number. now fascism stark role in world history is doing little to hold back a new generation of black shirts initially the government tried to hand out radical el

brokered deal on a normalizing ties between the two countries belgrade is striving for membership agreed to cede its control over northern kosovo but its police and appeal court will remain in the region the move has been condemned by the country's opposition which calls for the country's political neutrality and demands. to be dropped because of oh you know laterally declared independence in two thousand and eight the region has been highly volatile for decades with years of ethnic violence along its northern border with serbia. well after the break r.t. takes a look at colombia's booming modern day gold rush. its technology innovation. developments around russia we. covered. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. to news a secret lover of taurine to mccurry was able to build the news most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a dollar amount anything ti

brokered deal on normalizing ties between the two countries belgrade which is striving for membership agreed to cede its control over northern kosovo but its police and appeal court will remain in the region the move has been condemned by the country's opposition which calls for the country's political neutrality and demands the e.u. bid to be dropped kosovo unilaterally declared independence in two thousand and eight region has been highly volatile for decades with years of ethnic violence along its northern border with serbia. two people have been injured by gunshots fired out of marijuana celebration marking a counter-culture holiday in denver up to eighty thousand participants gathered in a park when shots were fired police are looking for up to two suspects celebration is the first colorado in washington made marijuana legal for recreational use. up next a decade after the u.s. led invasion of iraq we take you on a trip across the country baghdad taxi is next here on our team. oh no lazy bureaucratic and trivial censorship strikes again but this time in russia a bill has been sig

states it was strongly rejected by belgrade this latest agreement is seen as a major concession from the you hope the motion will open up e.u. membership talks. a new unmanned rocket has successfully launched from masters space port on america's eastern seaboard rocket is a key milestone for the private u.s. company which was behind the launch that plans to begin regular cargo deliveries to the international space station the u.s. space agency stumped up two hundred eighty eight million dollars for the project. hundreds of people have rallied in the indian capital new delhi for a second day to show their anger at police conduct after the rape of a five year old girl be accused officials of failing to investigate after the family of the child reported her missing police have now arrested a second person in connection with the crime the attack left the girl in a critical condition but doctors say her health is now stable. and up next it is cross talk with people about. the movie world war z z being first zombie which stars brad pitt as one hundred seventy five million dollar budget has

and captured by a massive police manhunt the suspect indicating six people in the western city of belgrade is refusing to cooperate with investigators two of the six victims special during the shooting frenzy were teenagers when asked why he went on the rampage pomo soon cryptically responded he was shooting into hell he was course trying to evade the more than two thousand police that were tracking him by catching a free to train out of the city during his arrest a police officer received severe head wounds. some news and brief now and to suspect allegedly behind it all kind of explore to do rail a canadian passenger train challenged are challenging the case against them they say the forty's are basing their conclusions on mere appearances the two man one a united arab emirates national the other a tunisian were arrested on suspicion of planning a terror attack on a train in toronto iran has denied claims that ledge plot was inspired by al qaida groups based that kind of broke its diplomatic links to tehran last september over its disputed nuclear program and hostility toward israel. clas

our correspondent reports from belgrade. >> well, the serbian i'm proud of there, we'll be back.nstead she was confronted by some of heifer angry ser john boyfriends. this man is asking for all this. what if he faces common lee. they were saying gold, you sold out. already >> $numerous capitals happening on monday and suns. these people are trying to get it done early. and the parliament until not receiving the real do. they seeveb seal take that they were betrayaled. and the act of treason. almost all the people were not cues. their forces are loud. >> thousand sands of specials. they didn't use nay son every. give to somebody else. don't think he's has it's called democratic. the feeling of being betrayed serves. onger monk and what their next steps will be. but their leader are hinting that they won't except it. he's having to deal with similar opposition. hi calls an energy policy meeting to decide about the sense of the dial. it's calling catches signature and those who are being interest. nsm the meantime you have to happy were going ith laundries. >> tens of thousands of p

at least 13 people including a child reported killed in a shooting spree right outside of belgrade.he police chief saying a man in his 60s went into five different houses and just started firing away. other media report the gunman killed his own son and that he tried to kill himself and his wife. they're reported in serious condition right now. there's no word on a motive. >>> an airport worker in minneapolis busted for stealing stuff from passenger's checked bags. he is accused of swiping about $85,000 worth of jewel riz, electronics, guns, and other items. wow. authorities say bang only stole from bags connecting through the twin cities. cameras finally exposed the crimes. bang's wife is also charged. >>> and we're hearing now from the second of two hikers who survived after being lost in a southern california wilderness for days. 18-year-old kyndall jack is telling her story at least the part that she remembers. >> i only remember the first night and the last thing i remember the first night was fighting off some animal with nick. and then i just remember the last day scooting do

it happened in a village in serbia about 30 miles south and east of belgrade.olice say the man killed his own mother, his own son, his 2-year-old cousin and 10 other neighbors. and as the cops closed in, the 60-year-old suspect shot his wife and then himself. both his wife and he are still alive but in what they describe as grave condition. investigators say they don't know yet what triggered the shooting. but the man's brother says something had changed in the shooter after he fought in a bloody serbian battle in 1992. attorneys for thousands of former nfl players today squaring off in the court with the league over head injuries. they say their client suffered on the football field. but the league claims it is not to blame for the headaches and the expression -- depression and the memory loss. that battle is next. plus the ncaa basketball title game a little later tonight and louisville could make it a clean sweep. tonight, why the men's championship team will not be there to root on the ladies. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] there are hybrids. ♪ then there are tur

morning from serbia, at least 13 people, including a child, killed in a shooting rampage right outside belgradece officials say a man went into five different houses, and started firing. other media reports say he killed his own son and tried to kill himself and his wife. they're reported in serious condition right now and there's no word about a motive there. >>> and we're hearing now from the second of two hikers who survived after being lost in the southern california wilderness for days. 18-year-old kyndall jack is telling her story, at least the part she says she remembers. >> i only remember the first night and the last thing i remember the first night was fighting off some animal with nick. and then i just remember the last day scooting down a little hill -- actually, it wasn't little. it was a cliff. and then just resting on my little rock for the rest of the time being. i know i ate dirt, tried to eat dirt and rocks and i came to the hospital with a big mouthful of dirt. that's all i remember. >> wow. both teenagers were dehydrated when found in separate locations a day part. jack also

five people, 12 office spaces in belgrade and the way we operate is we wait for the groups to contactus. because of the book and because of the movie we get all the best actors. when people contact us from a place like sudan we know that they are the tough people in for some reason these crazy activists recognize us and we recognize them so we have each side. the way we do the thing is that depends on the country. it's a three-phase process. to get rid of the bad guy we know about the politics. to avoid a coup d'État which is the logical consequence of the situation in the military sense and then you ended up with a military government like in burma for 25 years and then to build a democratic institution. the problem with building a democratic institution which brings people to celebrate is not something you can achieve in 15 days. it's far more to deal with the bad guys and run run against the teargas them to slowly build this and that. but if you want democracy this is where you realize. you know the way we work is we give people the tools to deal with their own struggle. we never t

we are five people, 12 trainers, most international based in belgrade and the way we operate as we waitfor groups to contract us because of reneged on the tape tatar movie, we get all the best activities. but when people contact from a place like sudan, we know they are the top. for some reason, the exact misrecognize us we recognize the so we have the data for each other. the way we do the things depends on the country. some cases we go in side for 2006. fewer guys were expelled and ended up hugging the police and the order because they are tall and they are very small. sometimes we pull people across the border because it's not safe for them. not for us. they can easily expel us. they followed the people we meet and go after that went with ease. sometimes the people are forced to be smuggled through the border in mysterious ways to go between different places. basically we pull people out of which it could. we can show them the revolutionary to work, but they can also see the transition because one of these things is like people don't understand the nonviolent struggle you mention. to

the helium belgrade with the time on a health bill that was ill advised. they did not even have the votes on their side. they had to pull it. that is our work product for this week. time is about obstruction of a legislation to create jobs, to deal with the budget, to end sequestration, and obstruction on gun safety. last week my -- mike thompson was here with me. since then he and peter king have sent a letter to members asking them to the coat-sponsors on our bipartisan house bill, the toomey-manchin bill. is important to know what it does. what it does is it is requires enforceable, has a background checks on gun sales, at gun shows come on the internet. what it does not do is create a registry trade in fact, the bill prohibits a federal gun registry doc prohibits it. chiefss supported by the of police, a bipartisan majority in the senate come around 90% of the american people. you should support the background check legislation. there is no time to hold back on this. we all say we are going to react and make change following the gun violence and our co