you can float on water because it's the dead sea. it contains a lot of minerals and salts, and that makes you float, which makes everybody enjoy the water. female: and it's--make you very young. eric: nearby, factories in israel and jordan are extracting valuable minerals. making potash for fertilizer is big business here. more than half a billion cubic meters of water is sucked out from the dead sea every year. that's roughly equivalent to the volume of sydney harbor. the factories pump a lot back in, but the geological survey of israel says, overall, they're responsible for roughly a quarter of the water lost from the dead sea. eric: to understand the main cause of the dead sea's demise, we have to travel north to its source. for thousands of years, the jordan river has carried water from the sea of galilee to the dead sea. all that changed with the creation of israel in 1948. the water in the galilee was diverted to supply a growing population and to make the deserts bloom. jordan and syria also take water from this area. the pric

a nickel, in the case of dead migrants who tend to our country legally. we fast examined them externally and describe that client gun with shoes. it's called what type of i have with them from the books. got we photographing stuff and we remove the clouds and looks at personal offense and documents just in here was one with that of up something about possibly kind of the game. and i got this little of my time there for me. the medical examiner had more cases in 2022 than ever before. most young man finally do the form. the head is built on this side and the legs stay on the body lines here to sort of separate from this side all the way conduct told the examinations necessary for a proper old thompson, somebody and to solve the case. but if you want to get in, that is the best technical the region here is named after the ever us the river on the border between greece and turkey. the external border of the e u. the frontier is heavily guarded. since 2020 a fence has been steadily growing along the length of the river, the barrier is meant to keep migrants o

he's transporting 10 dead bodies recovered from the border zone. the advertisement come on that stuff. what number is that? 111622. okay, take it. when they arrive, volunteers have already done the grades. each one of attend deceased migraines has a grave marked with a number of great state, pays the burial costs. it's a distressing task. is there a number here? yes, 7. $6122.00 will be paid for this the buyer cover the body and sort of then a transport them and then i bring them here to go. but for these people who died, you have still been eligible, isn't it? a petty then agree with the demand, don't hurry, the task little stuff, they checked the numbers of each individual body and the number of each grade then the burial takes place. the wasn't shown. i don't know who's lying there is the body hasn't been identified for the meal. relatives couldn't ask the forensic sciences for the number and the rent and parked here in alex. and truthfully, it's now clear that the body found in the forest cannot be so far as missing brother. the age didn't matc

on the body of the dead man. and some of his clothes now have to be taken to alex and truthfully, so professor possibly to is, can examine them. the how old do they do? i have his id, phones are all that's left with the cost as papa craigslist to meet us, stops off at his funeral home. he built up the business together with his family. he also deals with ordinary cases, but nowadays recovering dead bodies from the border mix up a large part of his work. this is where i wash the bodies and then put them in the refrigerator. yeah, for the ones i brought 35 of them here after they drowned in the ambrose. if i, dentist, occasion as possible, relative living in europe often come to pay their last respect here at the funeral home. just called the clinic. it's very hard. they're trying, they're all crying. can you imagine that if you just kindly travel so far to either pick up the body of a dead relative or to bury them here to bow tie before i bring the body to turkey and it's transported home from there because the co

i have somebody used to say a prayer for the dead of us. not anymore. did you say it or do you like got a religious leader? why did it and what are your do with your own getting on my nerves? now that if you sit in your offices and think you're something special about after about 20 minutes, all the bodies have been buried. the fact that the funeral director believes in life after death isn't any comfort for him. at that moment. we're partners or what his life over when you can't touch her, pulled your little plug in your soul, touch it. there is life after death, but just for the so long it doesn't have a body. and i so it's invisible with others our and then still in this defense again on the cemetery for the nameless dead, anonymous migrants and europe's border. who will mourn them? the little the global economy runs on ships of the manufacturer of my crew chip. taiwan has made it self indispensable. possible invasion by china is adding to industrialized countries tree is a dangerous shortage of a ship to well do without tie. one outputs of semi cond

, i'm dead, i'm dead, i'm just a dead martyr, when it becomes heaven astrology, darkness, women's hands, thunder skirts, ease, on copper, a real face, two-sided dumbbells on the ground, we are looking at me, the earth is moaning with me, i had to walk past the building, when was it built, if this wall is there , are you talking to me? you are still based on the times , we forgot everything, we are all dead like this behind a curtain behind a window in shiraz it was broken, and whatever it was, i remember what i wanted to do to myself after i had my joint operation. i am alive and my mother is playing . my mother is selling my daughter, and it was more difficult between parents and children . they can bear it. parents' rights are difficult if i become insane. our good memories. i am a girl, she has pictures, she doesn't care about people, seyyed mojtabi, when he entered the war, we didn't work, something would happen to him , we were watching it like a tv, the events of the cinema day , when the curtain is raised, and now i am the bride of khuzestan , what has he compared to khorramshahr

he also deals with ordinary cases, but nowadays recovering dead bodies from the border mix up a large part of his work of the very bottom. this is where i wash the bodies and then put them in the refrigerator. yeah . what about the ones i brought 35 of them here after they drowned in the ambrose. if i, dentist, occasion as possible, relative living in europe often come to pay their last respect here at the funeral home. this court clinic, it's very hard, they're crying, they're all crying. can you imagine that if you just kindly travel so far to either pick up the body of a dead relative or to bury them here to bow tie before i bring the body to turkey and it's transported home from there because the court it's a family can't afford to have their loved ones body repatriated. it is buried here in the cemetery, especially set up for muslims who come from elsewhere. their countries of origin are inscribed on their grades, somalia, afghanistan, syria, people of all ages. many of the grades are fresh, the what makes this border so dangerous. the river looks harmless. it's shallow in many p

i have somebody used to say a prayer for the dead of us. not anymore. did you say it or do you like got a religious leader? why did it and what are your thing with your own getting on my nerves now that if you sit in your offices and think you're something special about after about 20 minutes, all the bodies have been buried. the fact that the funeral director believes in life after death isn't any comfort for him at that moment. when his wife, over when you can't touch her, pulled your loan up because i plug in your soul touch it. there is life after death, but just for the soul. one, it doesn't have a body. and i so it's invisible. with others our and then stillness defends again on the cemetery for the nameless dead. anonymous migrants and europe's border. who will mourn them? the ship, your guide to life and the digital world. explore the latest online, trying to navigate your way through the digital jungle. get a global perspective. we'll be your guide and show you what's possible. to decide what really matters to you. shift in 15 minutes on d. w.

>> they say oh, you know, we want a four day of the dead and it's all hybrid in this country.ened are paper cuts, it's so hybrid. it has spread to mexico from the bay area. we have influence on a lot of people, and i'm proud of it. >> a lot of times they don't represent we represent a lot of cultures with a lot of different perspectives and beliefs. >> i can see the city changes and it's scary. >> when we first started a lot of people freaked out thinking we were a cult and things like that, but we went out of our way to also make it educational through outreach and that is why we started doing the prosession in 1979. >> as someone who grew up attending the yearly processions and who has seen them change incrementally every year into kind of what they are now, i feel in many ways that the cat is out of the bag and there is no putting the genie back into the bottle in how the wider public accesses the day of the dead. >> i have been through three different generations of children who were brought to the procession when they were very young that are now bringing their children o

all i need was close by his was dead. lock him was dead. meadow was dead. alana was dead. the nicholas said, the wife was going on. my mom didn't want me going out the 1st night and i felt that i had to for my sister because she was crying so much. you know, lawrence for closest friends passed away in the violence. that's why i went out there in the 1st place. my mom and dad went to basically try and physically stopping me from going. and i basically said, hell, no, i'm going. i got my camera and i, i went the so i'm here, i'm a student journalist that summoned douglas high school and a terrible event. this happened it wasn't until the end of the night that they were confirmed like 12 bodies is the next day. they confirmed all 17. and then it wasn't until a couple days later they took it off names the same wrong just don't have to safe house. the courtesy and engagement equals the trail when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look for common ground the. ringback ready of course has changed. there were some disc, here's my name is the 1st i'm national comput

[siren] >> when you found your husband dead, when you say you found him dead -- >> right. >> -- what went over to him to see if he was live to feel for a pulse, and, of course there, wasn't a pulse. he was cold to the touch. >> why didn't you call the police? >> i think that's maybe what most people would have done if they didn't think that someone in their family was involved. this is what i thought, he's dead. i can't bring him back. i can't save him. but if my mother is involved in this, i can save her. so i made the horrible, horrible decision that i was going to move his body and just pretend he went missing. >> wendi was insisting that a member of her family had murdered mike, and so she got rid of the body to save one of her family members from getting into trouble. >> how do you make that leap to my mother must have done this? and then, another huge leap back to going, well, i have a decision to make, because even if my mother must have done probably still should be calling 911. >> wendi is put into the back of the patrol car and taken from the cemetery to the police station

it's not just the dead.ch of these individuals. i hope to learn more. i think we all do. i think we deserve more given the magnitude of the shooting. >> chief ramsey, i want to bring you in. you had to handle briefings like this before. is there any reason you can think of they'd be withholding some of these critical details? >> some of the details could be given. the type of weapon and so forth. could have been a little clearer on the time line and sort of thing like that. if they're actively working on the shooter and they still haven't, you know, located, perhaps, family, friends to interview or, you know, tracked down the social media part, maybe that's why they're delaying on that part. i don't know the answer to that. i just think that at this point in time, a little more information could have been given out. but then i don't have access to all that, so it's kind of difficult to say. but i agree with juliette. if you don't do anything other than just give out an age range, provided of course that by i

the question is how dead they are, it doesn't matter how dead they are, again, it does matter how highl is, okay vitaliy to my question i didn’t answer, so i’ll forward it to yevgeny, perhaps rewording it in a certain way in ukrainian society. we talk a lot about the liberal media, about good and bad russians, who is a good russian, who is bad russian, we talk a lot about snakes in general and do you see the role of the liberal russian mass media in supporting russian propaganda in the west, that's a great question because there are certain contradictions. does anyone believe that there are other russian mass media that promote the liberal order ? denny, but knew that and the position we see as analysts is that there is no difference between what is done by russian propaganda and those russian publications that have moved abroad, since these propaganda media of russia have a very strong influence on the russian audience as well as on those who live abroad. they have audiences abroad, not only in russia , and these two audiences have relevant content that they consume, and the russian d

i've seen about 600 dead bodies on the greek side, a loan sort of a radically hypothetically. we could say that there are just as many deadlines on the docusign. and so we're talking about 12021500 people. so that at the pacific i get the bought. we receive a lot more set requests from that, from relatives that it left or some level that that's the key. the forensic scientist works on behalf of the state. he doesn't just determine the cause and time of dash, the most of the migrants are carrying any form of id. so we also tries to identify them that they often will. i'm a nickel and the case of debt. my grandson came to our country illegally and like we fast examine them externally and describe that client gun with shoes. it's called what type of they have with them from the books we photographed them. then we remove the clouds and look the personal offense and documents just in here was one with that will help set them up with something kind of game and they got this and we all my time there for me. the medical examiner had more cases in 2022 than ever before. most young man

we don't know how many dead yet, or we're not confirming how many dead yet. a second feature is the law, and the third is increasing the age of access to these guns. the fourth is of course, a ban. if you can't get thetrfor the f. we are trained for you. we are trained to tell you what we're not seeing. we're not seeing lots of ambulances, as chief ramsey was saying. this means that the number of dead is known. in other words, that the injured are not being rushed out. if there are dead, that it is not a mass casualty event. we know from being on air that hospitals would be ready for a mass casualty event and that would be the emt systems. they are all mapped out. we know how to do this through emt calls to surge the ambulances. in a shopping mall, you won't know how many people interest. someone inside the shopping mall, someone in authority, an incident commander has been able at least to give the word that you don't need that surge of ambulances. we're looking all around the shopping mall. i can see it. the fact that i'm saying this is good news. i apologi

the official policy of the ministry of defense, is it not possible to calculate the real number of deadnian soldiers in this way ? the fact is that, firstly, we do not name any numbers , and secondly, we do not publish all the stories at the same time, these stories when before we are contacted by our relatives and we see that our officials also attend the funerals of fallen soldiers . they also write about it on social networks, and up to ten stories are published a day, and each person is given special attention, and in no interview we do not name the total numbers and our database has more dead than already published but actually no numbers are ever named and until the end of the war er we will not name them therefore i do not think that we can do no harm here and none there there were no appeals or conflicts with the ministry of defense or other parts of our military , and we cooperate and exchange information because we have a common goal of preserving the memory of everyone, how do you collect these stories? the death of a person and you begin to learn his story, what is behind th

we put all the dead in a line of lying snow.lessing each one when he noticed that we had placed only the alpine shooters in a row. he told us guys no, not only alpines and russians, too, hungarians and germans of all, because here everything of god worked. in england america , the battle of stalingrad, according to western historians, was a turning point in on the eastern front, but we know this was the turning point of the entire second world war in half a year , more than 3 million people died on both sides of stalingrad. the sky over the wolf was covered in smoke from countless conflagrations for a long week. all the burial sites, the bitterness of your materials, gasoline kerosene and all other materials, they were all broken, destroyed all these cells across the volga coastline and the water mixed with fuel and became bitter and the water from kamyshin to astrakhan was like the ring of fire veterans of the battle of stalingrad told in places the front line. how there simply wasn’t one, where one’s own, where strangers didn’

the suspect is also dead.ccording to police officials are saying that the shooter was neutralized by a city police officer responding to a calm saturday afternoon. several victims were pronounced at of the scene. nine were transported to the hospital and who died are. three people remain in critical condition according to authorities. the suspect has not yet been identified. now back to dateline. o dateline >> it was a lead which would take the limb reister murder investigation in a new direction. roger reister's brother had mentioned a young woman who had a crush on roger, they quickly learned that this crash was an open secret around town. >> they went to the village, in and i walked in the door, and there was roger. >> it was about nine months before the murder. lynn's assistant, megan, had just gotten back from saudi arabia, lynn was still there with a week and a half to go. >> roger was sitting in a booth with several other people, that i didn't know any of them. as well as a young lady. and they were cud

dead from fentanyl. page after page after page of thousands of americans, young, the number one killer of our young between 18 years of age and 45 years of age. i met with three fentanyl moms last thursday morning at a restaurant. i talked to them. one of their sons had never done drugs to her knowledge. took a value laced with fentanyl, gone. eight kids in a school district which i lived, isd, texas, dead to fentanyl poisoning. over a dozen or more have been saved by narcan, through the use of narcan. this is the state of things in texas. and we are causing it. we are driving it. the root cause of this, we are the root cause of it. we are the ones putting a big neon sign on the rio grande that says, come on up, pay your thousands of dollars to cartels, come on up. you get abused, send your children -- stand your children will -- allow them to get put in stash houses in houston, texas, san antonio, texas, laredo, texas, get reaped, abused, tortured, spent thousands of dollars. we love that to continue. t

dead i hate you after all, there were friends at school.d up for him fell in love with the same girl girls preferred me and after school recently i learned why and what happened? so what happened? for you to kill me. hello, my friends took from you, who is worth it? i want to return four, but if they bought earlier and you want to return, then we need a receipt, or they didn’t take it from our store, you have, of course, i’ll write. already successful. actually, this information is not for foreign weapons. still, especially since you have a check. no , you understand me too, i call you the buyer. and who knows what you need it for? this is scandalous at best. if before the police will come, here. what are you doing, should i take money? why did i do it? never met such people, as a rule. helped paul ruin his childhood friend stand he was perfect. can you say? absolutely wicked. and i'm not afraid of you. with me why did he do it? it turns out that x and we closed with him in his bedroom. she knew. and at first i liked it, and then i was hurt

if she had not escaped, they would be dead.— see jesus. if she had not escaped, they would be dead.d _ they would be dead. when the child tries or asked for _ they would be dead. when the child tries or asked for food _ they would be dead. when the child tries or asked for food and - they would be dead. when the child tries or asked for food and water, . tries or asked for food and water, we are told to take a cane and beat them so they could go to heaven. so ijust them so they could go to heaven. so i just spoke about it and said them so they could go to heaven. so ijust spoke about it and said i cannot go along with this and i cannot go along with this and i cannot eat while my child is starving. cannot eat while my child is starving-— cannot eat while my child is starvinu. ., ., , , starving. how come so many parents could? she _ starving. how come so many parents could? she asked _ starving. how come so many parents could? she asked many _ starving. how come so many parents could? she asked many questions i could? she asked many questions about the meaning of the deaths all arou

dred dead, white, european male? i suppose so, because the the greatest writers in history in our civilization tend to be dead just. it's an old civilization and they tend to be white. we're talking about europe, mostly white people. i happen to come from the sicilian people, which is an ethnically ambiguous, liminal people, but broadly they're considered white, tend to be men. the writers tend to be men, though not all of them. we've covered plenty of women writers on the show. i just mentioned one of them who happens to have a man's name, george eliot and. they tend to be christian, though they're not, certainly not exclusively christian. in fact, the first book that we we launched with was man's search for meaning with dennis prager, that great, great book by victor frankel that touches on history, psychology, philosophy. it's another really important point, because the the opponents of the western canon, they, as you point out, they will write the whole thing off and say it's all just a bunch of dead white men. t

, apparently as a ritual of a dead warrior.ere in the hands. i have two of these nondescript bullets, but you know what they know how to have a lethal force. they were found as if put in the mouth. but we want to help those who are not dead. and also alive to protect those who today may be attacked by spirits or people, or possessed in this regard. we decided to pay attention to the same guard hill where we were found warriors with dust earlier in the local language. it was called kuntegei or black hill, but now that the church of paraskeva pyatnitsa stands here, no one remembers it. the night names are located in the chapel of the life-giving cross and the holy martyr paraskeva, the lord himself in the 1700s shone this place for me . without settled here they understand literally and from the spirits they see only one protection , you need to go to church to take communion confess and everything will pop out. yes, they exist, they are full around you from heaven to earth, billions of demons. you burn, they spin around you and

and the dead class is somewhere on the chandelier of the not downtrodden child of the sloughs of thehysically downtrodden children of which there are none, which cannot happen according to the primer to the great it is a pity that they cannot not only learn to read or to know the world to become thundermen in their homeland. class. there is a teaching table. it’s the same here, but for the kneading of the handkerchief and the shield, minds, for the younger, a commemorative inscription of the mouse such wrote leonid levin and there is a skin horn. and he says, e in informal non-formal words, and he talks about the weather, the only site of the war. on a cool rain for the places of motor-motor equations y and phonetic analyzes on zausedou, keep the test word of a fifteen-figure zheharka or ozno of the vitebsk region frozen. katya susanina was actually a slave folder. at the german ruler, she protsevala at inhuman minds lived at the same time with pigs, hardened at once in winter, and was afraid for any fault , she was beaten for this and yakur, they were given. yes laid out germany whe

the suspect apparently acted alone and is also dead.ficer on an unrelated call first heard shots ring out at 3:36 local time. and was able to quote. neutralize the shooter. seven victims were pronounced dead at the seed nine people were taken to the hospital. two of them had since died. three are still in critical condition. the suspect has not yet been identified. now back to dateline. now back to dateline >> welcome back to dateline, i'm natalie morales, a husband was shot to death, the wife admitted to an affair and the boyfriend tells his story about the night of the murder. could it be that simple? that cliché? it would take a police detective willing to plow through all of the clues to find the truth. here is keith morrison with more of a perfect spot. >> there can be few things in life as shocking as disorienting as the sudden death of a loved one. especially one so affectionate, so endearing, happy. and when they dreadful news came with the word murdered attached. >> i could not think of a soul who would want to hurt the man, c

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that you often say everyone except marina is dead. alive, while you have this drive you are in great danger. good afternoon many sources report that against sergei aronin, there is strong evidence who has a chance of his liberation? i think you misinformation. sergei for sure. three girls will be released today, a fourth was killed from your kardabalet and was missing. this is connected with the murder of natalia, i am sure that our police will sort everything out. we have the best police force in the world. and by the way, thank you to everyone who supports our family. thank you. thank you. in the morning i flew to moscow due to a trip to court, for which i signed, by the way, called. as a witness. i think he will come. yes, here he is in the car. and rogov is already here, so everything is assembled, yes, let's go, let's go to the hall, let's start, most importantly, the proof is but with fingerprints as a witness. you have been warned about the responsibility for giving false evidence, i insist that voronin could not have had the k

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a conclusion that on average 5% of dolphins or whales are thrown into the sea or the ocean when is dead we counted that number and we calculated that at least 50,000 cetaceans died during the active phase of the war, the main reason for the death of dolphins is what ukrainians call sonars which the russians use on their warships, the russians themselves also recognize the increased mortality of marine mammals, but explain it as a virus . well, it turns out that if he is completely blind, he does not feel space, he cannot orient himself, and most of all, he cannot find food for himself. it is not yet possible to examine the entire coast and the sea itself professor of geology from the university of florida helps ukrainians with equipment for research and says that it is difficult to prove the causes of mortality at the moment, but he emphasizes that it is necessary to do it, which tells the whole world about the tragedy of the black sea, the loss of dolphins, if it continues for a long period, is a potentially big disaster for the ecosystem in the black sea region, it is necessary that p

right now we're just running into dead ends. right now we have zero leads. >> reporter: in hopes of trying to get information on francisco oropezo's whereabouts, a reward has been thrown together, it is $80,000 that leads to the capture of oropeza. they found his cell phone and clothes discarded in the areas but other than that, they have no idea where he may be at this point. ed lavandera, texas. >> tracking dogs initially picked up the scent but officials don't know if the suspect is still in the area. steve moore says the first 2 had ho24 hours are critical during a manhunt. >> you can actually time how far they could have walked, whether or not they could have got ton another vehicle. but after 24 hours, it actually does grow a rillittle bit cold. apartment concern now obviously, that and the concern is that h needs food, water, money. and will do anything to get what he wants. >> this happened in sunday morning in bay st. louis. a man was arrested for a deadly shooting at a house party. police say he is the only suspect in

is he had shot dead a suspected informer. , ., , he had shot dead a suspected informer-— he had shotny more known about the details _ informer. is there any more known about the details of— informer. is there any more known about the details of that _ informer. is there any more known | about the details of that admission? at february 1989 a man called joe fenton was shot dead in a west belfast alleyway for being a suspected informer. he had been interrogated by scappaticci's to unit the ira internal security unit. several months later another suspected informer was brought to the same house to be interrogated. during that in derogation scappaticci made a number of admissions to the second suspected informer, unlike many others he survived because police raided the property. he went on to give evidence in court put it in his deposition he detailed his interrogation, his ordeal and he made references to friday scappaticci including graphic references, scappaticci had made about the manner ofjoe fenton staff and including the line that he said he had done it. no one was ever charged wi

one of his afghan comrades is dead.arget that may constitute a war crime. braden: so, after we lost that waka, it was a few days later we went on another mission. i was with that soldier. it was his target. we went in. i confirmed that this afghani national was the target. i was going through the rest of his equipment just to see what else he had, and then that soldier, with a wakunish, they marched that afghani national who was-- i confirmed he was the target. they marched him about 50 meters away or so. then the soldier ordered the prisoner to kneel back on the ground. he then motioned for the wakunish soldier to shoot him. the soldier kinda looked at him confused, asking--you know, wondering what he's telling him to do. and then he did it again, and then he understood what was happening. and then the soldier ordered the wakunish to execute him, so he just quick-burst straight into his chest area. mark: and killed the man. braden: killed the man. mark: and the man was handcuffed, plasticuffed? braden: he was still pla

he probably wouldn't be dead.en are having to take matters into their own hands to protect themselves and innocent civilians. women are whispering to me all day they are glad a man took action instead of sitting there staring at his phone pretending nothing is going down. they are not happy neely is dead of course, no one is. they are happy someone is protecting them. if neely hadn't been institutionalized he wouldn't be dead. if neely had been incarcerated he wouldn't be dead. maybe if the left hadn't defunded and demoralized the police, he wouldn't be dead. but he is dead. the democrats don't care about him they care about blaming somebody else. they are running out of people to blame. democrats control new york. the city council the mayor's office, the d.a.'s office. every congressional seat around here, governor's mansion, both senators there has to be accountability. it's not just the democrats. every individual needs to take ownership of their action. "primetime" talked to a former addict about it last night

as facts on the ground determinant is essentially dead. i mean time violent classes of or update in the west bank over the death of a palestinian man who was on a hunger strike in israeli custody. the you can see the pictures, right? the soldiers are confronted are stone throwing protesters as we understand with rubber, bullets, pastors are wrapped in the city of ramallah. the death of the hunger striking prisoner that has exacerbated already soaring tension between israel and palestine . while the band or the excuse me, the dead man's son vowed to fulfil his father desire. that was a wish to liberate the territory of palestine. because my dad wants to overcome those who imprisoned him. that was his dream. and now he is a martyr. yes, i cheer for him from my heart when he was in prison. i loved going to demonstrations to be like my father to free him. but when he died, i felt happy because he achieved his dream. his dream was to conquer those who imprisoned him and become a martyr. he told me he wants to liberate palestine. he kept telling

it is based on the shooter who is dead. by now they'll have a lot of information on that shooter. >> juliette, you just heard chief ramsey talk about this is likely, like just going to be one shooter. and our colleague steve weighed in saying there is often a second shooter that is reported. arrestly does it turn -- rarely does it turn out to be the case. especially when it is someone dressed in tactical clothing. >> is that your read on it as well? >> there might have been a second shooter but someone who was responding to the shooting, the original shooting. texas is a heavily armed state. it is permissible to be heavily armed in texas. so with that many people in a shopping mall, you can bet 100%, there were others that were armed. so the discussion of a second shooter. there was a second shooter but that second shooter was either trying to protect people or go after the shooter. we've seen this. last year was the most significant example of which a young man in a shopping mall shot an active shooter. in these cases, ver

, please tell me he's not dead."d dexter and ashley in the mosque, because it was the most sure building. i tell the lieutenant, "okay, we're getting out of here. the mission's over, we're going home." i've got billy's weapon in my hand, and my weapon is slung, so i come around the corner into the mosque, and i was like "you're gonna take this and hold it." and i said, "when i count to three, "you and you are gonna run out this door and stay right behind me." (distant gunfire) >> and we ran down the street, back to the home base. the second we started running, a machine gun opened fire from insurgents behind us. >> (bleep)! (gunfire) >> go! (explosion booming) >> go, go! >> and at that point i felt like we were surrounded. (gunfire) there were shots coming from everywhere. we had been there for a little bit too long. and i remember our tactics not living up to what they should have been at that moment, and we kind of lost a little bit of discipline. (men yelling indistinctly, gunfire) >> we made it back to the base.

is a bunch of dead, the 152 caliber was working for us, we were all plate-carriers in ruffles, all the berets were in ruins. and i flew here on may 17. the ukrainian military came out of azov. they held the defense for 86 days. swedish salts, no one will cover everything that is written in books about captivity, it is all there, but what tortures and so on i will not name, after nazar was sent to the donetsk pre-trial detention center, he says that in six months he lost 25 kg of weight in captivity, he dreamed of sweets the most, he remembers on the day of the exchange, the name was taken out of the camera, where he was going. he didn't know the caucasus or felling forests or something else. then we landed in moscow . i saw that the crew group had also changed. we flew to the village of belarus, and on the border with belarus, we were exchanged, well, but from russian captivity. mariupol, in particular the azov military, the exchange took place in the chernihiv region . nazar was the youngest in this video . after being captured, he was a collector and his sister went to serve for the

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president biden saying at least eight children were dead. local officials said nine people were transported to the hospital yesterday. of those nine they said two were pronounced dead when they arrived at the hospital. at the moment the latest information is that three people are still in critical condition, and there are four people that are in stable or fair condition. again, we do not have ages, we do not have genders or names, but it is also to point out that in addition to the people that were injured, in addition to the people that were killed, there are also a lot of victims who were there and maybe not physically injured but went through a lot while they were at the mall yesterday. people who saw the shooter, who saw the victims, who were extremely impacted by this, who had to hide, who had to help people hide, who had to help people connect with their family members because people didn't know where they were or what was going on as there was so much commotion and so much fear. i want you to listen to one of those witnesses and what

about 55 dead bodies myself. describe it as the war was fought in the body of the woman and the woman became the battlefield. the war ended about 15 years ago. but is the post—conflict legacyjust as horrific as the war itself? i was born in uganda, and most of the early part of my life was spent in uganda. after the recent lockdown due to the covid pandemic, there were these horrific tales that came out of this country about an increase in teenage pregnancy. but there seemed to be even more tales that were coming from northern uganda, particularly about abuse of young girls. and i was interested in finding out what exactly was happening here in the underbelly of this society. that is why i came to northern uganda. the population of this region isjust over 2 million. and with close to 70% of people living in poverty, it's one of the poorest regions in the country. this city, roughly 330 kilometres from the capital, kampala, is the commercial and administrative city of the north. i'm starting here at the regional g

officers confronting him, shooting him dead. tonight. >> reporter: the urgent investigation into a mass shooting in farmington, new mexico, that left at least three people dead and two police officers wounded. the alleged gunman also killed. >> multiple shots still going off in the background. >> reporter: authorities for multiple agencies responding to reports of an active shooter northwest of albuquerque around 11:00 a.m. >> be advised i've got several people down. >> reporter: schools citywide put on lockdown as police searched for the shooter. >> eyes on the suspect. >> reporter: officers confronting and killing the suspect who has not been identified. the two injured officers in stable condition at the hospital. multiple homes and vehicles reportedly had by gunfire. witnesses describing the horror. >> i'm in my garage and i hear this rap, rap, rap, rap. >> reporter: new mexico's governor saying in part "i am deeply upset by the tragic violence that unfolded state in farmington," adding "my administration will not stop fight

>> they say oh, you know, we want a four day of the dead and it's all hybrid in this country.s happened are paper cuts, it's so hybrid. it has spread to mexico from the bay area. we have influence on a lot of people, and i'm proud of it. >> a lot of times they don't represent we represent a lot of cultures with a lot of different perspectives and beliefs. >> i can see the city changes and it's scary. >> when we first started a lot of people freaked out thinking we were a cult and things like that, but we went out of our way to also make it educational through outreach and that is why we started doing the prosession in 1979. >> as someone who grew up attending the yearly processions and who has seen them change incrementally every year into kind of what they are now, i feel in many ways that the cat is out of the bag and there is no putting the genie back into the bottle in how the wider public accesses the day of the dead. >> i have been through three different generations of children who were brought to the procession when they were very young that are now bringing their chil