helin's father has called for stricter gun laws.ihat: i want to see at least the many illegal arms confiscated. that would save many lives. because many of these firearms are owned by uneducated people who have a sick mentality. reporter: nihat doesn't need to long to find the spot where his daughter was killed. it looks like a war zone. the culprit fired repeatedly on his daughter with a semi-automatic rifle. he was later apprehended. the man who illegally sold him the gun, however, was quickly released. nihat: i or anyone else could end up being shot soon, too. this has to stop. i don't want others having to live though what i have endured. i lost my child. enough. reporter: there are now fatal shootings on the streets of turkey every day. helin's former school friends were shocked by her death. but they know how easy it is to buy a gun these days. >> it's simple. you order a firearm online, and it's delivered to your doorstep. incredible, really. reporter: it's illegal to buy arms online in turkey. but that does little to allay t

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. >>> it's time to show heline >>> right now, time for headlines from around the globe a few minutesh former secretary of state condoleezza rice. >>> the cofounder of the messaging service is leaving facebook. there was a reported dispute over putting advertising on the service. facebook acquired the app in 2014. the ceo of what's app and privacy advocate said it's been an amazing journey with the best people, but it's time for me to move on. our partners at the bbc report south korea started taking down propaganda speakers at the border with north korea. both countries used loud speakers to blast propaganda across the frontier for years. south korean officials say it appears north korea is taking down speakers as well. the move comes after the historic summit between the leaders of the two countries. >>> the new director of the cdc asked for and received a cut to his record-setting pay. dr. robert redfield, jr. set to earn $375,000 a year, at least $150,000 more than any predecessors. the new salary was not disclosed. last week, senators questioned the decision to pay him so much, a

my name is helin qerecox. my name from before was anna campbell.ind of person, that she wouldn't tiptoe around being english and polite. she was just very grounded in what she wanted. she stole a chicken from one of the nearby houses. got her friend to kill it. and now we're going to have meat. so, ijoined because i wanted to support the revolution, and because i wanted to participate in the revolution of women that has been built up here. at that moment, the bottom has fallen out of my world because i knew she was dead. we're going through the whole gamut of despair, grief, anger, loss. guilt, in my case. as i say, i know that she would never have forgiven me if i'd stopped her from going. but i feel like i could have done more to raise awareness of what was going on. that was anna's dad dirk campbell. he's here now. and in glasgow is eva hauksdottir, whose son haukur also died fighting with a kurdish group in syria. thank you both for talking to us. can you explain to our audience what the problem is with bringing your daughter's body home? the g

helin, we spoke earlier. what time did you arrive? we came last night.ht and it has been bitterly cold! as forecast. as forecast! and it is wonderful to be here and it will be a fabulous day! lots of sunshine! you have another outfit to change into? i will not be wearing my bobble hat all day. i have a lovely red, white and blue dress and a little fascinator. you have a fabulous day! it is nice to see her majesty and prince harry and megan as well. ladies in crowns. if you wondering, and everyone here is too, what the forecast for the royal wedding is today, it is a good one. as helen said a chilly start. temperatures five degrees but quickly it will pick up and the maximum temperature today is likely to be about 21 celsius but at noon, 17. warming up nicely, wall—to—wall blue skies, it will be a cracker of a day if you like it funny and warm. that is the scenario across many parts, a cold start, temperatures in east anglia below freezing but we have the sunshine and any missed and fog lift readily, with the exception across north—west scotland, there is