chief gonzales, we have a little bit of time.on't want to rush you in terms of your report because there is information we wanted to share. and colleagues, by your leave, i will start to leave about five to. thank you very much. continue, chief gonzales. >> thank you, mr. president. multiple outreach is still going on, surf messages, bicyclists, pedestrian traffic, etc. reminder to the public, close your door before you doze. i'll show you the quick presentation, powerpoint. cleanup some of these other proposals that are on here. >> commissioner hayes-white: did you want did you want to go to the laptop? >> yes, please. this is my operation report for january. the community outreach at st. anthony's career day. multiagency training, as the chief mentioned, alcatraz. s.f.o. division live fire training, this is where they do live fire training. january district safety fair. we did, i believe, nine of these events in the last month. this is the first alarm fire that i was discussing that happened on connecticut street. as you can se

officer gonzales remains on active duty. fitty cent says he is consulting with legal counsel. >>> chaos on thesp dway. number 21, paul menard, triggered a massive wreck that wiped out 21 cars in this fiery crash shortly after a restart with 10 ls to go in the race. thankfullyll therivers were able to get out without being injured. it brought out a red flag that stopped the race so it could all get cleaned up. the great american race had five crashes and two red flags over the final 20laps. in the end denny hamlin raced to his second victory in four years. the the win he honor memory of the late j.d. gibbs. gibbs cofounded the race team along with his father joe. he passed away last month rter battlinge neurological disease. >>> a lot of people aresc off ol and work, but those who have to commute, we have icy spots from madisono lwaukee. a little bit of snow this morning and anyone cleaving from cleveland torie and buffalo, a lot of people in southern portions of new england. we've had a little bit of ice in areas outside of

the supreme court can say what it wants about gonzales in this case. the president has the right to set law enforcement priorities and make sure the laws are faithfully executed. he or she believes as a matter of their own good faith construction that the federal law in many cases when it is applied unconstitutionally, why does the president not only wait for this writer but actually implement it before the rider is passed? i think the virtues of federalism are advanced here. our society is divided about whether marijuana should be legalized, what the consequences are, this is an elaborate democracy moment where we would like to see have states have a variety of policies. if california descends into a vortex of yes, this is like for berkeley. if there are pot smoking people , doritos production and consumption goes way up in california [ laughter ] we have a lot of people driving slowly on the resident do not know when to turn; us suffer the fate of what we are doing in california. if some states want to ban marijuana and fast food consumption goes dow

gonzales. >> reporter: the family kept stressing that gonzales was shot and killed in only seven seconds. that is what they will be filing a lawsuit next week against the city and two officers involved. the chief said both veteran officers are back on the job and have never been involved in such an innocent it. he wants them given due process and investigation run its course. the family agrees but they said that will not bring the father of two and the man they called arche back. >> all we can ask is that the community remain patient. as this process takes place. and i know that is a huge ask. >> our life will never be the same. >> reporter: police said there are multiple investigations going on, including one by the departments of an alameda district county's office. the initial report of a knife was incorrect. they found a razor blade on the scene. alyana. >>> a bay area chef is apologizing after a statement he made about president trump's supporters sparked controversy. j. kenji lopez-alt, award- winning cookbook author and co- owner of wursthall, he said he will not serve anyone wear

be able to control things going forward is to live a different situation jennifer come you know gonzalesthank you very much for your assessment thank you you want to do devotees coming up ahead. his first love for the movie find out the story of science and the science behind the company's new mission. but first let me just begin this financial watchdog banned short selling. and service provider why akad the watchdog took the step because of the volatility of the company's stock following reports of wrongdoing in the financial times and the f.t. has a series of reports alleging strong word of. the company has called the accusations defamatory he was brought in to strike fear into the hearts of the major established banks marcus brown has been head of the financial services group wire card for seventeen years and has overseen rapid growth of the company during his time at the helm. card offer solutions for electronic payments such as online payments and credit cards the company's profits hugely from the rise in online payments and this visa master card pay and pay among its partners over

>> gonzales reportedly told people that she had been drinking all day. the video she appears to be talking to someone via face time on her phone while complaining that she did not do anything wrong. other passengers begin to record her and at one point she actually spits on the passenger in front of her, later the woman shouts at passengers while gathering her things before leaving the plane. >> bye. enjoy yourself. >> gonzales reportedly attempted to reboard the plane when a jet blue agent tried to stop her. she hit the employee in the head. that landed her in jail. she was arrested at the airport and charged with battery. >>> let's do a total 180. a brand new piece of video. every week we like to highlight the incredible athletic abilities of children and teens in a segment we call that kid's got game. meet berkeley fuller from he's trick shots. and hopes to bring those schools to the bay area. he's been playing soccer for 13 years. he started working on these shots five years ago. where did he get them from? he was watching videos on youtube. look at

let's get more now we're joined by jennifer can you know gonzales so jennifer tell us what does each side hope to achieve with the concerts on the border with colombia. well for richard branson side it's about raising funds raising awareness and supporting this push to bring aid to venezuela but for my guru it's to counter that he wants to counter this message he wants to say oh look i can also stage a concert i can also bring my people as well and to sort of battle with you say with public opinion as well but we haven't received a lot of details from the from the mother rose side about what this concert entails who's going to be in it and so but we have received a lot of information about the other concerts so it will be interesting to see both play out and just how the government tries to compete with it was there richard branson. and consumers is going to be huge so i mean that's the situation on the border but let's talk about what's going on in the country itself because madonna is government has been preventing aid from entering the country it has shut the border with brazil as

right jennifer coming up gonzales thank you very much for your assessment. a google parent company alphabetic boasted strong profits in the fourth quarter but still sore shares slipped in the after market trading in the u.s. the firm's point nine billion dollars in the profit beat analysts expect stations revenue was up twenty two percent from the same period a year ago but the glowing awnings report was overshadowed by concerns that the company is spending too much too fast among other others in research and development. we asked poor christian brits our business correspondent in frankfurt why investors were taking such an issue with well investment. money and drinking because it makes a company a great deal for the future and drives innovation but of course investors also want to hear a return on investment then right now. you've got an area for example google robocar division one model increasing by seventy seven percent for housing and meanwhile who is also spending a lot of a lot on infrastructure and cloud services where they are competing really with

and from will be joined by jennifer coming of gonzales a venezuelan journalist from the news welcome jennifer a kind of battle of the bands the shaping up on venezuela's border with colombia what does each side hope to achieve with the concepts well each concert has a different goal richard branson's concert is meant to be a drive for to get more aid for venezuela or to get more funds it is an entirely humanitarian operation but it also is loosely tied with the opposition of course it does stand up for the people who voted for that are suffering but for for my duro this is just to show that he can also have a concert that he can rile people up that he also has an international presence that is backing him although of course it looks like there may be more artists on the. site and actually the venezuelan government is not produce any details about who's performing or what is happening so we will find out a century today that nicholas modus government has been preventing aid from entering venezuela they've now shut the border with brazil of war so in fact is that going to have on the h

gonzales.olleagues, today we are approving the minutes from the generally 15th, 2019 meeting -- from the january 15th, 2019 meeting. are there any changes to the meeting minutes? seeing none, can i have a motion to approve the minutes as presented? motioned by supervisor brown. okay. motion to approve made by supervisor brown and seconded by supervisor walton. without objection, those minutes will be approved after public comments. madame clerk, can you please read... >> items one through ten are on consents. these items are considered to be routine if a member objects, an item maybe removed and considered separately. >> okay. , colleagues, would anyone like to sever any items from the consent agenda? seeing none, madame clerk, please call the role for item one through ten. >> on items one through ten... [roll call] >> there are 11 imac. >> these items are finally passed unanimously. madame clerk, let's go to our 2:30 p.m. special commendations. >> at this time, it is time for black futures cel

vicki gonzales reporting live tonight.hanks. >>> we go to the russian river and sonoma county where there are mandatory evacuations underway. >> including the count of guerneville . that were alyana gomez is life with us tonight. what is the situation there? >> reporter: frank and julie, good evening to you. we are standing here on armstrong woods road. it's one of the main roads just off of the other main road and sonoma county in the town of guerneville, and as you can see behind it is completely shut down. the center here urging drivers to avoid this area because it is a flooded road. we have been seeing -- you will see some of these bluebells all around you that are outside of these homes. we have been seeing a number of those falling on down. this road obviously looks like a river right now. looks like a rushing river. we were told there were a number of people who cannot get to their homes on this road because of the slotted area, and if you take a look behind me, this atoka county finishing up your. but this, this g

what has happened in this last year and the significance of the activism of emma gonzales and all of surviving students that started speaking out less than a week -- days after, within a day of the massacre at the parkland high school? >> it has been really astonishing to watch these kids over the past year. they spoke up so powerfully at the beginning. it after that, they did not stop. they kept working straightht through the midterm elections. what has been so interesting about their activism is what they started with was media attention, social media morality, other students across the country holding walkouts to protest what was happening and government inaction. but they're returning what was viral into the most old-fashioned a basic kind of political power, turnout. they were able to help contribute to a historic increase in youth voter turnout image elections. it jumped 10 percentage points to 31%. the kids want to increase it even more, but that is the kind of power the national rifle association has had for a long time. they have delivered voters to the polls. nermeen: can y

gonzales. >> no. >> if not, why?ckly. >> i do not want to construct anymore walls on our border. i am morally opposed to that. >> okay. leslie, mr. chairman, i would like to, there was a comment made in the testimony both verbal and read that says to the extent that mozilla would not exist today without net neutrality, i want to give you dates for the record. the first version of the phoenix which ultimately became firefox rolled out in 2002. firefox 1.0 rolled out in 2004. the fcc opened internet rule open internet rule was rolled out in february 2015 and became effective in june 2015. mozilla prospered before net neutrality was in place. thank you. i yelled back. >> thank you. the chair recognizes the vice chair of the subcommittee ms. matsui. >> thank you mr. chairman. welcome to the witnesses. i know it is been a long time sitting there. i know many issues have been covered today. one of the issues i want to concern ourselves with is the continuing to grapple with next- generation networks. the issue has gained m

elton kennedy and his girlfriend diana gonzales were expecting twins after many complications they lost both babies at five and a half months. in anticipation of the growing family helton worked two jobs and they moved into a new place tripling their rent. where the whole world's me and i mean they only had one. place they. fail. but i don't have. to finish the work i did. i realize that i have. health and must master the closing paperwork in order to achieve his promotion to manager. for we do is we look for the hours the hours very well.

gonzales, i want to focus on humera. obviously, it generates about $18 billion of revenue for your company each year. is that right? >> that is correct. >> please understand, i get it. we want to make sure we maintain the most innovative pharmaceutical drug companies in the world because we want the to -- because we want to provide life-saving cures for our people. and i get the idea that that's the purpose of the patent system, which is to protect the exclusivity of that drug that you have sunk a lot of money into, the research and development, for. band -- and i support our patent system. i think it's very important. but what i don't understand is according to my information here, humera has 247 patents, and some of those patents don't expire until 2034. as senator stabenow pointed out, humera first was sold to patients in 2003. so is it your company's position it should have an exclusive monopoly on that medication for 31 years? >> senator, no, it's not. it's essentially the patents cover innovations that we created.

to alan handwrote gonzales. he also won best director in 2006 for his epic c film t toldn five dififferent languages. tomakes him the perfect fit head the jury at the biggest film festival in the world. the u.s. president and the north korean leader our meeting under pressusure trying to come up wih a concrete nuclear agreement. putting an end to the escalation. for a look at the business news. start. going to >> the d dutch government announunced it was i increasings stake in the company seeki t to equal that held by france. it caught parisis by surprise. they said it w was a form of duplicity in t the wayhehe dutch government have gone abouout th. shares have slumped on thehe new they fear a political face-off will hurt. fraughtchapter in the alliance between air france and klm. they boosted their share to nearly 13%. the goal, to reach the same level as the french government. safeguard dutch public interest, we have decided to take a stake in the holding company. to be equal to that of the french state. >> th

who was instrumental in the founding of reporter of the george polk winning podcast and also sarah gonzales who is the host and reporter of npr podcast planet money. we have about 45 minutes for discussion. there will be some q&a afterward. then, we will do it. thank you very much. >> thank you and congratulations to the polk award winners. it is a great day to celebrate this outstanding journalism. congratulations to matalin. wonderful news. we have a great panel here. i would like to start with matalin. about seasonll us two of in the dark area at how you arrived at the story and how you reported it, one thing that i have learned is that she and some of her team went and lived in mississippi for a year in order to do this reporting. take us through a little bit. >> this story began with an email from a woman who has never contacted me again. she said there is a man here city named curtis flowers foods been try to six times for the same crime. what stood out was the fact that he had been try to six times. it was true he had been try to six times. what season to really became was not a stor

erika gonzal >>> all right.e have more now on that tragic crash in prince george'snt c the family of five young children grieving tonight. sdarcyncer joins us live in bowie with more on the children taken far too >> reporter: that's right, there is really no other way to o describe thier than being absolutely tragic. maryland state police telling us earlier today that everyone in the car was related.s this a huge loss to this family. losing all of the childre at e time. they range in age from five to 15-years old. we want to share with you their names right now. lice identified these young victims haves london dixon 8-years old. paris dixon 5-years old. zion beard14, rickel ricks 6-years old. and damari herald 15-years old. all five were ejected from the car when it crashed. they were not properly restrained in the back st of e suv. the driver of the c ishe mother of two of those children. she remains in the hospital here in prince george's county this evening. this investigation is continuing. and we are waitin

>> commissioner hardeman: yes, chief gonzales, always a good report. i can't remember so many water incidents reported this month. there was a lot of things reported concerning water. >> more bad weather concerning that, as well. >> commissioner hardeman: when i was working full-time, pg&e had 7,000 members -- 17,000 members, and they were very active in the union movement. the geary incident, it took so long, and then, to find out it was just a system problem, shutoff valves, it seems. and then, the precautions you have to take when said happens. then, i also found out that this is -- it's quite common for that type of a breach to happen, but it's extremely rare to have a fire as what happened in nevada at the exact same time, same day, they had two hours to put out an almost identical incident, but there was no fire related, just to get the gas off. so we're all learning that this process needs a big change. and also was talking to officers for the fire department, how pg&e has been so fantastic on normal day-to-day operations in getting to scenes so

and you know, you heard richard gonzales at this hearing yesterday who is the ceo of abvie trying tolike humira, why it has doubled in price, list price over the past couple years. doubled in price. and here's the problem, lauren. that price gets transferred to the consumer. i mean, the middle managers, the pharmacy benefit managers negotiate that price down. by the time it gets to the consumer, the list price is seen in the copay that the patient pays. so you don't have price transparency. the trump administration has tried to move in the direction of more price transparency so you know what the list prices are because ultimately the patient is paying for it. and that's what has to change. lauren: is that the only solution, though? >> well, that's one of the big solutions, because if you know what you're paying for, maybe you'll have more outrage. and then you know of course gonzales was saying, well, the cost of research and development and humira's a job that backs all of our research, that's a good argument but i don't know if it's necessarily true with the prices skyrocketing li

valerie gonzales from las vegas right,being seated next to a three-year-old, telling place she didn't want to sit in the child because she had been drinking all day. other passengers started to record the incident which starts with gonzalez on a facetime call and spitting on the passenger in front of her she claims was recording her. when she began to gather her belongings, she became more irate. >> what the[ bleep ]did i do? i didn't do anything. i sat down in my seat. i asked to go. who is taping is? who is taping is?>> reporter: as she gets her bag, the flight attendant is calling police to escort her off the airplane. not before she gave the other passengers a fond farewell >> goodbye. >> sonos attempted to reboard the airplane when the jetblue agent tried to stop her and she hit the employee in ahead and that landed her in jail. she was arrested and charged with battery. in york, fox news.>>> encouraging news for those who like to get around on two wheels. the trend of people who depend on bicycles in san francisco. >>> a controversy involving the american light for what a studen

gonzales thank you for highlighting -- in traditional media for rural communities. i sure those concerns. can you tell me the effect that net neutrality violations like blocking and throttling might have on minority communities? and you have one minute to do it. >> yes congressman, thank you for the question. i think traditionally we have not had a voice in the media in the same way that white folks have. the open area has democratized not only our access to find an audience, to create small businesses, to make sure that we are able to tell our own stories in our own words. so if there is blocking or throttling, that would lessen our access to having our stories told in the american fabric. that has otherwise been defined by mainstream media gatekeepers. >> see you are saying it would disproportionately affect minority communities? >> i would say yes. because we've had less access to media and the internet to tell our stories, that is critically important to change the narrative and invite people to understand who we are. >> thank you for your passion i support you

officers putting themselves in a position of safety. >> reporter: the family kept stressing that gonzales was killed only and seven seconds. that's why they will be filing a lawsuit next week against the city and two officers involved. the chief said both veteran officers are back on the job and never been involved in such an incident. he wants them to be given due process and let the investigation run its course. the family agrees but said that will not bring the father of two and the man they call auggie back. >> all we can ask is that the community remain patient as this process takes place, and i know that is a huge ask. >> our lives will never be the same. >> reporter: hayward police says there are multiple investigations going on. they also wanted to clear one thing. that was not a tually a razor b in the newsroom, i am paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> police are investigating a shooting in south berkeley reported just afternoon in the intersection of derby and grant street. investigators say a 21-year-old was shot multiple times and was taken to the hospital in serious condition

however, former cal tight end gonzales will be evin. that will do it for sports.the t showered meteorites. cub >>> all right. it may have poured rain over the bay area,ut in cuba it showered meteorites. other meteor sightings were reported. many residents explained seeing a ray of light, followed by a loud boom. then they found these rocks sprinkled around their homes. >>> finally tonight, some good news to report on the nation's weather forecast. >> faithful followers, there is no shadow of me, a beautiful spring it shall be! >> he writes so well for a ground hog. >> he did that all by himself. >> and look at the little hands he used. >> he has no thumbs. >> today is ground hog day. this morning pennsylvania's famous ground hog did not see his shadow. that means we're in for an early spring. the prediction revealed at sunrise in pennsylvania. ground hog day originatedground spring comes early. >> first, some really cold temperatures. >> at our expense, i will add. seven day forecast showers and rainy start to sunday. >> all right. "sat

at the center of the movement were two young students, emma gonzales and david hogg. here's hogg the day after the massacre. >> my sister, she's a freshman and she had two of her best friends die. that's not acceptable. that is something we should not let happen in this country especially when we're going to school and something we need to take a look at. >> david hogg and indeed the entire march for our lives organization are going dark on this anniversary. they say they're swearing off social media through the weekend as they reflect on the tragedy and on their struggle ahead. i managed to speak with david from florida yesterday. david hogg, welcome to the program. >> thank you for having me. >> i wonder where you will be on this anniversary and what you're thinking because clearly there are a lot of survivors, people who are affected who want to remember and clearly there are a lot who don't, or want to be at home, perhaps visit the cemetery, be quiet by themselves. what will you be doing and what do you think the gamut of remembrance will look like? >> i will be w

i'm erika gonzales. storm team 4 shows us sleet ie what som of us are dealing with right now. >> exactly. it is going to turn to just rain throughout the night so it's no getting worse are dealing with sleet. let's look at the radar. areas in pink you want to look for. that's where we're seeing sleet mixing in with lighter rain falling in leeurg. look jus to the north as we head closer towards fairfax, we're also seeing some sleet move in, as well, zooming in a little bit closer. what's going to happen is all os thisctually going to change into rain as we head through the overnight hours. butreas that could see this last a little longer, possibly some fezing rain, little farther north where the winter weather advisory is until 1:00 a.m. we have a big winter storm that could havor a m impact on wednesda. stick arou i have the details on that. youa, back to >>> breaking news out of baltimore where police found a person dead outside of m&t bank stadium whereenhe rav play. fire officials say three portable b

gonzales and another activist work accused of being paid. president trump said the solution was to arm teachers. >> there's no sign more inviting to a mass killer than a sign that declares "this school is a gun-free zone. come in and take us." >> one year on, parklandd studentsts continue their campaign, hoping the tragedy that turned them into activists may help to change america's gun culture. sarah: our correspondent was at marjorie stoneman douglas high school today. here is his take. all of are: more than 20 school shootings across the united states made it one of the worst years in gun violence in the country. what's different is that students here in parkland, florida, did not want to be victims but became activists instead. while on the federal level, not much has changed since then, there were changes on the local level. florida has raised its minimum age from 18 to 21 years when buying a rifle, which m may be small steps, but the result of a movement that was born one year ago and that is still alive today. sarah: british prime min

i'm erika gonzales. you are looking at the flag waving outside our studios here in northwest d.c.dv a windory in effect for our entire region. as storm team 4 meteorologist somara shows us. >> things are changing fast.t just in the l five minutes, we saw that wind shift from the south to the west. and now we'reoing to start to see things really turning up. let's take a look at the current temperature. current feel like. not much of a departure. 61 degrees. might i add, very nice that we hit the 60s today. more importantly, t winds. initially 8 miles per hour. in a couple minutes, they were up to 15 miles per hour. but that stained. here's a look at the gusts that we're getting. right now, 29-mile-an-hour wind gusts in the district. but you head farther west along i-81, we're talking 49 year 50-mile-an-hour wind gusts in martinsburg and frederick. and we see the increase in wind speed as we get closer to the 8:00 hour. now, if you a headed out maybe to a watch party to watch the oscars, what you need to k

international partners to decide what is the next move when nothing happens with jennifer communal gonzales thank you. now a decision by distant religious leaders has split a tiny town into late last year ukraine's christian orthodox leaders created a new church independent of russia they have received the blessing of the orthodox christianity spiritual head patriarch bartholomew based in istanbul and many villagers they were glad to embrace a fully ukrainian church but not all are ready to cut their three hundred year old ties with the russian patriarchy correspondent nick connelly sent us this report about the schism in promised. you're praying in the cold. it's not their usual church but these moscow patriarchate supporters say they don't have a choice the decision by the leader of the world's orthodox christians in faraway istanbul to recognize the independent ukraine a church soon he tones in this isolated village. within weeks supporters of the two rival confessions were knocked in a standoff suddenly the village of brown it's a had two priests by the city here the moscow patriarchy a

"i am venezuelan myself," says nicola gonzales. "think of your children."rs, let venezuela be free." a short distance away, the opposition leader, juan guaido, giving the aid convoy a personal send—off. he said it would travel peacefully to venezuela to save lives. but when his supporters converged on the bridge... crowd chanting ..they found it wasn't going to be that easy. as we filmed, we were engulfed in tear gas. soon, demonstrators were being hit with rubber bullets. a few tried to fight back. but as violence erupted at the border, this was the scene in the venezuelan capital, caracas. the embattled president, nicolas maduro, playing to the crowd, rallying his supporters. but his isolation is growing. he has broken off relations with neighbouring colombia because of its support for the opposition. back at the border, guaido‘s aid caravan was approaching, laden with supporters and with hopes for change in venezuela. well, the convoy is on the move now. it's pushing forward towards the border. this is what the opposition has promised and it's about far

international partners to decide what is the next move when nothing happens with jennifer camino gonzales thank you. well he once was known in india as the king of good times famous for his lavish lifestyle and now billionaire business tycoon v.j. malia looks set to return home to face charges of money laundering and fraud this after monday's decision by the u.k.'s home secretary to approve an order for his extradition. but this is the man the indian government has been trying to get its hands on for two years v.j. malya shown here on his way to course in december moved to the u.k. in twenty sixteen he left behind him in india over a billion dollars in unpaid debts among the lenders to come ashore see india station owned i.d.b. i bank. monday's ruling which malya can appeal means he can be extradited to his home country to face charges of money laundering and for all its. responding to the decision india's finance minister our own jackley tweeted modi government clear is one more step to get extradited going on to accuse the opposition of supporting scam stories in an unrelated matter. th

international partners to decide what is the next move when nothing happens with jennifer camino gonzales thank you. and let's get a quick check now some other stories making news around the world authorities in paris suspect arson was behind a fire that killed at least seven people in the capital's wealthy sixteenth district a paris prosecutor says that one woman has been detained firefighters rescued some fifty people and dozens more were injured by the blaze. a nigerian court has ordered the country's top judge to appear in person at a tribunal to answer corruption charges the chief justice walter again who heads the supreme court was suspended ten days ago is accused of failing to declare foreign currency bank accounts. and villages in central bosnia are struggling under heavy flooding torrential rain and melting snow prompted by a rapid rise in temperature has destroyed homes and roads rescue services have built small dams in a bid to halt the flood waters. meantime reports from france say that president emmanuel mccrone may be planning to call the nation's first referendum in fourte

esteban gonzales they have not been provided with a reason for the expulsion. a panel of british lawmakers accuse facebook of deliberately breaking privacy and competition laws saying the company should be investigating the findings come after an eighteen month probe into disk information and fake news the report also calls for greater regulation of social media companies to protect democracy and privacy. you're watching the news coming up ahead bangalore as the number one headbangers train wreck be flying the flag for india in heavy metal and germany's famous vulcan music festival. but first ukraine this week marks the fifth anniversary of the deadly my don protests in the capital kiev the mass demonstrations were triggered when the then president viktor yanukovych backed out of a deal designed to bring the country closer to the e.u. they turned violent in february two thousand and fourteen when security forces moved in to clear demonstrators the clashes that followed left more than one hundred people dead president yanukovych fled to russia clearing the way f

among them and the gonzales one of the main voices of the protest. and the time that i came out here. it has been six minutes and twenty seconds the shooter has ceased shooting and will soon abandon his rifle blend in with the students as they escape and walk free for an hour before arrest fight for your lives before it's someone else's child. i but the gun lobby soon hit back the national rifle association claim to come pain was straight had by gun hating elites chemical and fellow activists david hong who are accused of being paid actors. and president trump had the n.r.a. is back the solution to school shootings teaches he told delegates at the annual convention in the wake of the protests there is no showing more inviting to i mare's killer then or sorry dad did clare's this school is a gun free zone come in and take us. for near on poplin students continue to come pain hoping the tragedy that turned them into activists may help to change america's gun culture. now to the berlin film festival where a film about lesbian love has cost controversy n