i'm brian thomas a warm welcome to the show we start out with some breaking news right now and algerian military plane has crashed near algiers more than one hundred people may have been on board when the jet went down near airport that's about thirty kilometers southwest of the capital illusions seventy six transporter was reportedly headed for that are in southwestern algeria rescue crews are at the scene but there's no word yet on any casualties we'll have more details for you as they come yet. we're turning now to our main story the head of facebook one of the world's most powerful companies has been answering questions before hearing of u.s. senators mark zuckerberg was called to the senate after revelations that millions of people had their private data misused by the political consulting firm cambridge analytic oh facebook facebook is now under fire for its lack of privacy protections it was the social network versus the u.s. congress facebook's mark zuckerberg one of the world's youngest c.e.o.'s testifying before one of america's oldest senates almost half of the u.s. senate to

i've brian thomas thanks so much for being with us so police at this hour are investigating the motive of a man who plowed a van into pedestrians ten people were killed on a busy street in the city center at least sixteen others were injured the suspect fled the scene but was arrested later after a standoff with police officers. the onslaught started as crowds emerged for their lunch break a white rental van mounted the sidewalk and drove at high speed into pedestrians leaving a trail of destruction. the rampage stretched for almost two kilometers witnesses described scenes of carnage. he just went on the sidewalk he just started shooting everybody man he had every single person on the sidewalk anybody in israel you would hit the bus stop everything was shattered one by one one by one holy god i've never seen a scene like this on live and there was bodies on the ground in front of the last man where the sidewalk is clearly way into the. to the sidewalk and there was four bodies on the ground police and the ambulance hadn't arrived yet but people were trying to revive them very sad day

brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show the daughter of a former russian spy has been discharged from hospital and taken to a secure location some five weeks after both she and her father were poisoned yulia and sergei script all fell ill after being exposed to a nerve agent in the inner city of souls bury last month both were in critical condition for weeks the apparent target of the attack sergei screwball remains an awesome little the case has plunged relations between russia and the west to their lowest levels in decades britain is accusing russia of masterminding the attack moscow denies any involvement. a lost battle where you'll yet her father were treated held a press conference a short while ago. which then stopped functioning this results. in treating the patients. and showing that they can breathe and the blood can continue to circulate we then need to choose a variety of different drugs to support the patients until they could create more and those affected by the poisoning. we also use specialized decontamination techniques to remove toxins. both patients have respon

i'm brian thomas thanks for joining us we begin this program in hungary where the nationals prime minister viktor or bog has won a decisive victory in that country's general election now during his campaign where bond took a hard line on muslim immigration for training migrants as a threat to hungary's christian identity in his victory speech he said the result gave the chance to defend themselves. just. a triumphant. hungary's right wing nationalist prime minister winning he's third consecutive to main office and his fourth term over roll it follows a campaign in which all by. rallied almost exclusively against what he described as the poison of immigration. there's a big battle behind us. we have won a crucial victory got a chance gave ourselves a chance to defend hungary. or burns populist in your messages of strained ties with the e.u. but they won his fetus party almost half the votes because of complex election laws he's on track to secure a two thirds super majority in parliament voted turnout rage close to seventy percent exceeding the past three elections it had been thought that

i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us at the white house the american and the french presidents have made a public display of friendship at a state dinner but behind all the camaraderie president trump offered few concessions to his french guests so where does that for example leave the iran nuclear deal we're talking about that after this report. pomp and ceremony at the white house french president emmanuel macro is on the first state visit by a foreign leader under the presidency of donald trump. please don't mess out proclaimed friendship was on full display time. and time again. but we do have a very special relationship in fact i'll get that peace and then. there is no peace we have to make them perfect is perfect situations and that's with many friendships opinions on several key issues deferred simply on iran hundred deal signed in twenty fifteen tehran agreed to limit its nuclear program which it maintains was for peaceful civilian purposes in return for an easing of economic sanctions. it's a bad deal it's a bad structure it's falling down should have never ever been m

i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us international inspectors are on their way right now to the site of an alleged chemical weapons attack in syria now this as a mark shift in tone emerges from washington the white house saying no final decision has made on how to respond to the suspected attack now fears of a confrontation between the west and syria's main ally russia have been growing since president trumps comments that missiles will be coming. to destroy its u.s.s. donald cook and u.s.s. puerto have been positioned off the syrian coast but if and when those get the order to strike it's not yet clear. after this bellicose tweet in which he threatened syria's ally russia that missiles will be coming u.s. president donald trump put off a final decision on military action but there were looking very very seriously very closely at that whole situation and. we'll see what happens folks here see what happens it's too bad that the world puts us in a position like that but. the president's more measured tone was echoed by the secretary of defense who said the u.s. is still see

i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us a belgian court has found solid islam guilty of attempted murder he's the sole surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris terror attacks now today's conviction relates to a separate incident a police shootout in brussels before his arrest the court has sentenced him to twenty years in prison although salaam is in a french prison waiting trial for his role in the paris attacks that left one hundred twenty nine people dead and scores wounded. live now to the courthouse and correspondent terry scholz who's standing by for us terry what's the latest from inside the court hi brian well the verdict has been wrapped up as you mentioned with a twenty year sentence given to both sulla of this law and sophia and. the judge read out to the eighty eight page verdict say that it ed been proven beyond a doubt that both men had in fact been involved in a terrorist attempted murder that key point is important she said that they had tapped into the terrorist network here in brussels been given given weapons been given ammunition been given shelter and tha

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i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us the trumpet ministrations says all options are now on the table but that no final decision has been made on military action in syria president trump took to twitter yesterday telling russia to get ready and that missiles will be coming fueling expectations that a strike on syria is imminent and a moment will be crossing to our correspondents for the latest on the international dispute over that alleged chemical attack near damascus first here's this report. i'm in awe of. the rare moment of celebration for syrians at least government supporters they took to the streets of duma after rebels who had controlled the city left yet the victorious military action included a suspect in poison gas attack the attack for which u.s. president donald trump has vowed retaliation but the white house later appeared to roll back on his threat to launch missiles. the president has not laid out a timetable and still leaving a number of other options on the table and we're still considering a number of those and a final decision on that front hasn't been

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i'm brian thomas warm welcome to the show a monitor group says some fourteen soldiers have been killed in a missile attack on the syrian government airbase damascus says it shot down another eight missiles targeting the base in the province of homs the u.s. and france have denied carrying out that airstrike now this after both washington and paris promised a strong response to an alleged poison gas attack on the city of doom over the weekend some forty civilians were killed in that attack which syria and its allies deny carrying out. thank you these pictures appear to show as strikes on the town of duma in eastern. it's the last remaining rebel stronghold following a relentless russian backed onslaught on the region which began in february the white helmets volunteer rescue groups say at least forty people including many children were spics yates in the chemical attack. the regime continues the intense and violent shelling barrel bombs were dropped by helicopters carrying poisonous substances. until now paramedics haven't been able to enter because of the continuous shelling the regime

i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us russia says the syrian military has now taken complete control of eastern ghouta that's the last rebel stronghold near the capital and that includes the town of doom of the site of an alleged chemical weapons attack over the weekend the trumpet ministration has threatened to respond saying all options are on the table will cost our correspondents for more on the international dispute over that alleged attack first we have this report. a rare moment of celebration for syrians at least government supporters they took to the streets of duma after rebels who had controlled the city left yet the victorious military action included a suspected poison gas attack the attack for which u.s. president donald trump has vowed retaliation but the white house later appeared to roll back on his threat to launch missiles the president has not laid out a timetable and still leaving a number of other options on the table and we're still considering a number of those and a final decision on that front hasn't been made. that's in contrast to the president's e

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i'm brian thomas a warm welcome to the show he had a facebook one of the world's most powerful companies has been answering questions before hearing of u.s. senators mark zuckerberg was called to the senate after revelations that millions of people had their private data misused by the political can fall a consulting firm cambridge analytic facebook is now under fire for its lack of privacy protections. it was the social network versus the u.s. congress facebook's mark zuckerberg one of the world's youngest c.e.o.'s testifying before one of america's oldest senates almost half of the u.s. senate took part in a hearing that lasted more than five hours zuckerberg who was not sworn in under oath began his first ever congressional appearance with an apology we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility and that was a big mistake and it was my mistake and i'm sorry i started facebook i run it and i'm responsible for what happens here but that wasn't enough for some senators who want to see facebook take stronger steps to protect user data and privacy actually possibly under new gov

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i'm brian thomas great to have you with us the human rights group amnesty international says turkey must stop using its ongoing state of emergency as an excuse for silencing his critics now its report comes a day after an istanbul cord jailed journalist at the leading opposition newspaper from her yet they stand accused of supporting a movement the government says is a terrorist organization and the back failed to fourteen people receive prison terms ranging from three to eight years three were acquitted those convicted will remain free while an appeals pending they are barred from leaving turkey. so can critical journalists still do their job in turkey did abuse istanbul correspondent delia on joins me now in the studio for good morning julia hi good morning you know early one has been arresting journalists for a long time now since the failed two but this sentence escalates the war on the media doesn't it what does it mean for press freedom and freedom in general well first of all drew here it is not just any newspaper it's the oldest newspaper founded in the one nine hundred twenty s.

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i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us the united states and its allies britain and france have carried out air strikes on suspected chemical weapons facilities in syria now these strikes are in response to last week's alleged gas attack in the syrian town of duma which left dozens of civilians dead western leaders say they have proof that the syrian regime was responsible huge plus were reported around the capital damascus moments after the operation was announced syria's main ally russia says more than one hundred missiles were fired but that many of them were intercepted by syrian air defenses the pentagon says the strikes were a one time shot and that no further attacks are planned. now this is the biggest intervention by western powers against the assad government since the start of syria's civil war present doll trump announced the operation in a televised address. americans a short time ago i ordered the united states armed forces to launch precision strikes on targets associated with the chemical weapons capabilities of syrian dictator bashar al assad. a combined op

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i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us police in the u.s. state of tennessee are searching for a gunman who opened fire at a fast food restaurant killing four people now authorities are hailing as a hero the man who wrestled the rifle from his hand saying that action saved many other lives the suspect was known to the thirty's police say he is still at large and considered armed and dangerous. at this waffle house in south nashville a gunman launched a bizarre and deadly attack in the early hours of sunday morning witnesses say he was naked except for a green jacket when he stepped out of his truck and started firing two paper was shot outside the restaurant two more inside all were aged in it when teens he fled the scene on foot leaving behind his jacket and several magazines and ammunition and. he clearly came armed with a lot of firepower intending to devastate the south nashville area the suspect is twenty nine year old travis ryan king in july last year he was caught in a restricted area near the white house with already has confiscated

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i'm brian thomas a warm welcome to the show british media reporting. at this hour that million script all has been discharged from hospital and taken to a secure location she and her father sergei script all of a former russian double agent were poisoned with a nerve agent in britain last month both were in critical condition for weeks the apparent target of the attacks are going screwball remains in hospital right now relations between russia and the west have plunged to their lowest in decades over this attack britain is accusing russia of masterminding it moscow denies any involvement. let's go live now to the reserve. correspondent in a london first off or is a weeks after this poisoning now the patients have been released a dramatic recovery following an attack by a nerve agent yes indeed and the british government has expressed great relief about the recovery. and here for the state least not discharged yet and not. very good condition is for as we know but they are not dying from this chemical weapons attack which is. wonderful news to everyone

i'm brian thomas welcome to the show u.s. president donald trump has promised a swift and forceful response to an alleged chemical weapons attack in syria aid workers in the town of duma east of the capital damascus say poison gas was used to kill dozens of civilians and attack last saturday the syrian government and its main backer russia deny any responsibility it was discussed in the security council where russia and the u.s. traded harsh words over the incident. did these bombs dropped on the last rebel held area near the syrian capital damascus contain chemical weapons the answer could be cause for escalation in the conflict there most of all between the united states and russia the two global powers faced off at the united nations security council in new york. russia's obstructionism will not continue to hold us hostage when we are confronted with an attack like this one the united states is determined to see the monster who dropped chemical weapons on the syrian people held to account yes. i call upon those slandering

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i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show a belgian court is set to deliver a verdict in the trial of a bus along he's the sole surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris terror attacks the left one hundred twenty nine people dead and some three hundred fifty people wounded obvious along with europe's most wanted man for months for his role in that attack but today's proceedings lead to a separate incident a police shootout in brussels while he was on the wrong prosecutors have tried him for attempted murder in that case and are demanding a twenty year prison sentence let's go straight to the courthouse now where our correspondent teri schultz is standing by for us terry what's the latest from inside the court where you are hi brian the judge is now reading out the eighty eight page verdict a process that's expected to last about three hours and she is in the process now of establishing the terrorist context of the actions that took place here in brussels she's been discussing the fact that there is islamic state propaganda was found in the safe house where sela of islam and his

the head of un talking to my colleague brian thomas the u.s. president cut aid to the palestinians off the un rejected his decision drinking as israeli capital previously the u.s. organizations biggest. you and. it could be forced to stop for. more than five million palestinians across the middle east depend on the u.n. agency. it's now fear that food aid for gaza could run out in a matter of months because of the funding gap. the human rights group amnesty international says turkey must stop using its ongoing state of emergency as an excuse for silencing triptychs its report comes a day after an istanbul court jailed journalists at the leading opposition newspaper on terrorist charges they were accused of supporting a group that the government blames for the field in two thousand and sixteen fourteen people received prison terms ranging from three to three were acquitted those convicted with. spending but they are barred from leaving. so can independent journalists to do their work into detail. julia hahn is with me welcome who leah now you kn

i'm brian thomas great to have you with us amnesty international says the turkey must stop using its ongoing state of emergency as an excuse for silencing critics the report comes a day after a court jailed journalists at the leading opposition newspaper her yet they were accused of supporting the movement of the government says was behind the fell through twenty sixteen the country has been under a state of emergency since the. family friends and supporters of the defendants gathered in front of the court in celebrity outside just stumble waiting for the ruling at the end of the nine months to hurry at trial the journalists were charged with helping terrorist organizations. three of them were acquitted but the court sentenced fourteen defendants to prison terms ranging from three to eight years among them as the prominent investigative reporter ahmed chick who got seven and a half years critics condemned the convictions. what we saw today was not justice. this is the stifling of journalism and the right to information is at the hand of the justice system and you. can with this one.

i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us a belgian court is set to deliver a verdict in the trial of dull salaam the sole surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris terror attack that left. one hundred twenty nine people dead and scores. of those along was for months europe's most wanted man for his role in that attack but today's proceedings relate to a separate incident a police shootout in brussels while he was on the wrong prosecutors have tried him for attempted murder and are demanding a twenty year prison sentence. let's go straight now to the trial when our correspondent terry schol standing by for us terry what's the latest from inside the courthouse. my very severely colleague catherine martins is inside the viewing room and she tells us the judge has just started reading out the eighty eight page verdict this is expected to take the next three hours and what they're starting starting off with is i just saw all of the slums defense attorney had said that he was trying to get the case dismissed based on a language dispute between the french and dutch courts but t

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welcome back here to the view news i'm brian thomas our top story this hour international inspectors are headed to do mother syrian town that was the site of a suspected chemical gas attack the white house says there's been no final decision on possible military action against syria russia is warning that any u.s. strike could trigger war. while while france and britain are openly stating their willingness to back u.s. president trump against syria's bashar al assad germany has ruled out taking part in any military strike just long macko has repeated her condemnation of the use of chemical weapons but berlin believes there can be no no terry solution to the war in syria the german government is concerned about the escalation of the syrian war and the possible use of chemical weapons there but it's clearly rejected deploying its own military. would look to an event germany will not take part in military strikes which still remain only a possibility at this time but we will actively support efforts to send a signal that this yes of chemical weapons is unacceptable something you've ofte

i'm brian thomas one welcome to the show. missiles have struck a syrian government airbase earlier this morning in the province of holmes killing fourteen soldiers now the u.s. is denying carrying out a strike this falls a suspected poison gas attack on the city of duma which killed at least forty civilians now the syrian regime and its allies deny carrying out that attack the u.s. meanwhile has warned damascus it would pay a big price if the allegations prove correct. these pictures appear to show as strikes on the town of duma in eastern. it's the last remaining rebel stronghold following a relentless russian backed onslaught on the region which began in february the white helmets volunteer rescue groups say at least forty people including many children were specs yates in the chemical attack. is on the regime continues the intense and violent shelling barrel bombs were dropped by helicopters carrying poisonous substances. until now paramedics haven't been able to enter because of the continuous shelling the regime is tryin

etan thomas discusses his book "we matter: athletes and activism." ♪ brian: etan thomas, tell us thery of a guy named bill bland and the impact he had on your life.

etan thomas discusses his book "we matter: athletes and activism." brian: etan thomas, tell us the story of a guy named bill bland and the impact he had on your life. etan: he had a big impact on my life. i was 15 years old or 16 years old in tulsa, oklahoma. i was on my way to a basketball game. i was stopped by the police. i was made to get out of my car and lay on the ground. three or four different policeman came up and they were searching my car. when i heard one of them say, we know him from somewhere. we have seen him somewhere before. they kept searching. they kept detaining me. i remember being really embarrassed. all of these people passing by and the anger that i was being treated like a criminal and i had done nothing wrong. one of them held up a booker t. washington bag and said, oh he plays high school basketball. so they said, ok. you are free to go. stay out of trouble. what? nothing else? i went to the game. i was late. i played very angry and very aggressively. i got my stuff and left. the very next day, i was still upset about the whole