and former south african president jacob zuma goes on trial for corruption. on al-jazeera. india's battle to breathe the desperate wait for oxygen supplies while the confessional covered 900 death toll surges past 200000. i'm about this and this is all it is a real live from doha also coming up somalia's president decides not to extend his term after protests and fighting is now called for early elections. south africa's president to settle from a poser is due to testify before the judicial inquiry into a corruption scandal involving his predecessor jacob zuma. the u.s. says one of its ships far the warning shots at a rainy and naval vessels on monday it's the 2nd time this month has happened in the gulf. india seen its worst day so far from corona virus with nearly 3300 more fatalities taking the official told past 200000 more than 360000 new cases a global record have been confirmed in the past 24 hours in new delhi and neighboring states hospitals are running out of beds medical supplies and oxygen many people have been flocking to makeshift clinics like this sikh temple

officials government officials and on the other as you mentioned the former president jacob zuma is headed to court in may for a corruption trial to do with a military arms deal back in 2009 zuma has been implicated at the zonda commission as i said he's decided not to testify but he is having a difficult time in dealing with these allegations of corruption in that trial his legal team there has said that we are stepping back we're no longer representing the former president some would argue that it is a legal strategy to push for yet another perspire meant this has been going on for years the trial is due to start in may many are saying now that probably won't happen either so the a.n.c. wants to appear to be dealing with corruption for example a small room of course is used as part of his testimony here at the commission to talk about how the party's dealing with that in wanting people who are accused of corruption to step a start step aside while that is investigated so this is all about we're here to be held accountable we're here to answer questions but the a.n.c. and former president

there are no father losses that jacob zuma can suffer. the commission does its work well, it will shine a spotlight on the structural issues in the anc that will show that a leopard cannot change its spots. reporter: ramaphosa has rummaged to fight corruption, but his success is hinged on the party that he leads, rooting out corruption within its own ranks. al jazeera, johannesburg. barbara: the main body of china's first ever space station is on its way into orbit. the launch of the core module is the first step in an 18-month construction program. our reporter from beijing. reporter: the launch of the new era in chinese space exploration. the core module of china's first space station "heavenly harmony ," launched on thursday morning. 10 minutes after liftoff, it successfully separated from its rocket, the first of 11 missions needed to complete the space station next year. the 17 meter long module contains the power supply and living quarters for three astronauts. water on board will be recycled. it will be followed by two other module

several years much of the looting is alleged to have taken place when rome opposes breeders says a jacob zuma was president zuma resigned in 2018 has been recognition of. mali's of corruption in the. powers of state. ability to monitor resources dispense outrage and all that and we've accepted in admitted in the past that that has resulted in an. end type behavior so you must refuse to return to testify at the inquiry saying he's been vilified it's alleged that zuma is relationship to the business family to the abuse of state owned enterprises and influence the appointment of officials to serve their business interests and that corruption filtered through the ranks of the a.n.c. . seeing the price that is being paid by the people as a whole if they're deprived of. group service delivery because the resource is being diverted laundered the ain sees law support in recent years and many had hope that remote who was deputy president at the time would explain what he did to try to stop corruption but some argue he was not questioned hard enough and instead responded strategically in c. is going to

involving his predecessor zundel commission is investigating the so-called state capture scandal during jacob zuma as 9 year tenure zuma faces allegations of allowing a business family close to him to secure government contracts and influence policy so around oppose it was in his deputy until the woman is forced to step down in 2018 the former president has refused to testify. a.n.c. is position has been that it is that is what the military of a.n.c. members and indeed all south africans assist the commission in its work therefore i here before the commission not to make excuses or to defend the indefensible a.n.c. it has agreed to not only support the work of the commission but to assist the commission in every way possible. well founded in miller's outside the zone of commission building in johannesburg there's been a lot of speculation of course about what little rommel pose and the a.n.c. knew and did and when they did or did not do it given that the realm of force has been speaking at the commission are we any closer to knowing that. well he's used the start of his appearance to go through th

prevent grafts the so-called state capture inquiry is looking at allegations of the former president jacob zuma allowed members of the controversial group the family to secure a government contracts and influence policy current president cyril ramaphosa was deputy under zuma deputy president under zuma that is he testified here is fine with more from johannesburg. as the sitting president is the highest ranking official to appear and testify at the zonder commission of inquiry into state capture or corruption but many didn't expect explosive evidence today they had our waiver expected some clarity on the role the african national congress might have played in corruption specifically the appointment of political officials in roles that could have been affected individuals and the a.n.c. at large still roma process has admitted that the african national congress has allowed looting and that factions within the political party created a fertile ground for corruption minutes of africans want accountability and it's not certain if they'll get that from the president's testimony at the commission we

is looking into wide scale corruption and until now much of it has focused on former president jacob zuma in fact he's called the commission a witch hunt and this is why he said he's staying away you appeared once or twice and said he wouldn't come back because he felt vilified he felt targeted men he says he hasn't been given a fair opportunity to represent himself and the outcomes are really been preved determent and now the sitting president is at the commission to answer questions on behalf of that political party who is struggling at the moment around allegations of corruption especially in an election year where a lot of south africans are unhappy with their party the a.n.c. has lost a significant amount of support in south africa so many would argue that the roma poor cers testimony at this commission could really be about p.r. and damage control and wanting to see him accountable at a time when solved africans want answers but he also has to deal with toeing the party line so it's likely we're going to see some sort of balance perhaps not a lot coming out of this commission but re

half hour, south africa's president admits the amc could have done more to stop corruption while jacob zumaas the leader. and -- >> i'm simone in iraq's desert close to the border with saudi arabiaere nomadic tribes are struggling to cope with the effects of climate change. ♪ >> we are going to change up the weather patterns for australia. tropical queensland, where we have been dealing with some of this drenching rain. just some scattered showers in the forecast for thursday but largely dry for many errors. juxtapose that to what is coming on in western australia where this area has been largely dry for the last several weeks. a frontal system will push on. conditions will deteriorate, and temperatures will drop. perth, 18 degrees the high for you on friday take you to asia where we have been dealing with heavy showers to the southern areas of china. that's al started to scoot away and is plaguing areas of japan. a wet forecast for tokyo. you can see the path, a month's worth of rain in just one day. an indication of just how much moisture is being rained out. but by friday, look at this.

his predecessor the zonda commission is investigating the so-called state capture scandal during jacob zuma is tenure and zuma faces allegations of allowing a business family close to him just like your government contracts and influence policy so around oppose it was it was deputy insoles evil was foals to step down in 28 the former president has refused to testify and of course you can follow those stories on our website at al-jazeera dot com was updated throughout the day i'll be back with the news hour and a half but we continue with al-jazeera world to stay with us here on al-jazeera. and disease account 50 percent of all the deaths of children. of. the. child. due to. this new love you used to believe. since. and to grading successfully into a new country can be challenging under any circumstances but across the world many arabs do succeed in building a new and you know warding lifes elsewhere. professor nadia ressa way says jordanian and today she's a specialist in your maternal at the university of illinois in the united states. consulate chicago and with this army of about the same

could have done more to stop corruption while jacob zuma was leader and. i'm simona in iraq close to the border with saudi arabia where nomadic tribes are struggling to cope with the effects of climate change. hello we're going to change up the weather there a pattern for australia so tropical queensland where we've been dealing with some of this drenching rain just some scattered showers in the forecast for thursday but largely dry for many areas juxtapose that to what's going on in western australia where this area has been largely dry for the last several weeks a frontal system will push on conditions will deteriorate and temperatures will drop so perth 19 degrees will be the high for you on friday take you to asia now where been dealing with heavy showers towards southern areas of china that's all started to scoot away and is plaguing areas of japan. very wet forecast in store for tokyo could see about half a month's worth of rain in just one days so an indication of just how bunch moisture is being ringed out here but by friday look at this the system

from the president's testimony at the commission we know that in recent months former president jacob zuma refused to return to the commission saying that it was a witch hunt that he was being vilified and the a.n.c. was being targeted and they are many a.n.c. members and supporters who feel the same way there is another day of testimony from expected and many will be watching to see if there is greater understanding of exactly how soft africa got to this point or whether or not this will just be a p.r. exercise for the president in a year when south africans are going to local elections and the african national congress is looking for votes the u.n. says a worsening conflict in africa's whole region is leading toward it cause an unparalleled humanitarian crisis record 29000000 people are in need of a touch $5000000.00 more than last year 6 countries became the 1st cameroon chad mali nigeria requires $3700000000.00 to tackle the issue attacks by armed groups military operations in kidnappings are forcing millions to flee has also led to the closure of thousands of schools 1600000 children

governing party could have done more to prevent corruption jury jacob zuma as tenure from opposers the highest ranking official to testify at the inquiry into the so-called estate capture scandal zuma faces allegations of allowing a business family close to him to secure government contracts and to influence policy for me to miller is outside the is under commission building in johannesburg . the zonder commission is looking into wide scale corruption and until now much of it has focused on former president jacob zuma in fact he's called the commission a witch hunt and this is why he said he's staying away you appeared once or twice and said he wouldn't come back because he felt vilified he felt targeted many says he hasn't been given a fair opportunity to represent himself and the outcomes are really been pretty determined and now the sitting president is at the commission to answer questions on behalf of that political party who is struggling at the moment around allegations of corruption especially in any election year where a lot of south africans are unhappy with their party the a

is looking into wide scale corruption and until now much of it has focused on former president jacob zuma in fact he's called the commission a witch hunt and this is why he said he's staying away you appeared once or twice and said he wouldn't come back because he felt vilified he felt targeted many says he hasn't been given a fair opportunity to represent himself and the outcomes are really been pretty determined and now the sitting president is at the commission to answer questions on behalf of that political party who is struggling at the moment around allegations of corruption especially in any election year where a lot of south africans are unhappy with their party the a.n.c. has lost a significant amount of support in south africa so many would argue that the roma poor cers testimony at this commission could really be about p.r. and damage control and wanting to see him accountable at a time when solve africans want answers but he also has to deal with toeing the party line so it's likely we're going to see some sort of balance perhaps not a lot coming out of this commission but rea

party quote could and should have done more to prevent corruption under its presence or jacob zuma mr opposer was appearing at the state capture inquiry into allegations that zuma allowed the gupta business family to influence policy and when lucrative government contracts and the group does deny the allegations he has playmaker boeing has paused $737.00 max deliveries over an electrical issue that has partly reground the fleet just as it returns to service following 2 fatal crashes oving also says it lost $537000000.00 in the 1st water but it expects this year to be a cold inflection point as vaccines roll out c mass air travel resume their studies samsung fortune phase one of the largest inheritance bills in history totaling more than 9000000000 euros that's 4 times the south korean government's total state tax revenue this year because he who turned samsung into a global technology powerhouse died last october aged $78.00. 10 years ago during the global economic crisis thousands of young portuguese had to go abroad to find work if there were no jobs for them at home but now the cou

party quote could and should have done more to prevent corruption on those trees as a jacob zuma mr opposer was appearing at the state capture inquiry into allegations that zuma allowed the gupta business family to influence policy and when lucrative government contracts and the group does deny the allegations playmaker boeing has paused 7 $37.00 max deliveries over an electrical issue that has partly reground the fleet just as it returns to service following 2 fatal crashes also says of the last $537000000.00 in the 1st quarter but it expects this year to be a quote inflection point as vaccines will lot see mass air travel resume their studies samsung fortune phase one of the largest inheritance bills in history totaling more than 9000000000 euros that's 4 times the south korean government's total state tax revenue this year the current he who turned samsung into a global technology powerhouse died last october aged $78.00. 10 years ago during the global economic crisis thousands of young portuguese had to go abroad to find work if there were no jobs for them at home but now the country of

from the president's testimony at the commission we know that in recent months former president jacob zuma refused to return to the commission saying that it was a witch hunt that he was being vilified and the a.n.c. was being targeted and they are many a.n.c. members and supporters who feel the same way there is another day of testimony from muscle reports are expected and many will be watching to see if there is greater understanding of exactly how south africa got to this point or whether or not this will just be a p.r. exercise for the president in a year when south africans are going to local elections and the african national congress is looking for votes. and lots more to come on this news hour including u.s. president joe biden expected to call for preschool and university in his 1st speech for a joint session of congress on the eve of his 100th day in office and then sport arsenal's manager gives his views on a potential takeover by the c.e.o. of spotify. hello there can't wait to share these details with you finally break is coming for the iberian peninsula it has been plagued wi

governing party could have done more to prevent corruption during jacob zuma tenure opposer is the highest ranking official to testify at the inquiry into the so-called state capture scandal so human faces allegations of allowing a business family close to him to secure government contracts and influence policy for me to miller has more now from johannesburg. as the sitting president is the highest ranking official to appear and testify at the zonder commission of inquiry into state capture or corruption but many didn't expect explosive evidence today they had our waiver expected some clarity on the role the african national congress might have played in corruption specifically the appointment of political officials in roles that could have been affected individuals and the a.n.c. at large. has admitted that the african national congress has allowed looting and that factions within the political party created a fertile ground for corruption minutes of africans want accountability and it's not certain if they'll get that from the president's testimony at the commission we know that in recen

there are no further losses that jacob zuma could suffer. and also i think that if the commission does its work well. it was simon spotlight on those drug issues in the agency that will show that a leopard cannot change its spots as promised to fight corruption in south africa but it is success is it is hinged on the party he leads rooting out corruption within its own ranks. 0 janice. alison's 1st election in 15 years as being the late president of the past blamed israel for uncertainty about whether it would allow elections to proceed in occupied east jerusalem as well as in the occupied west bank and gaza in a televised announcement about us said the elections would be delayed until the participation of the palestinian people in jerusalem could be guaranteed the parliamentary elections were shared told from may the 22nd while a presidential vote was due in july. greece is shutting down what aid groups have hailed as an exemplary refugee camp on the island of less boss authorities are moving residents to a new camp that can accommodate mor

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has told a corruption inquiry involving his predecessor that he will not defend the indefensible jacob zuma is facing allegations of allowing a wealthy business family to secure contracts and influence decisions and somalia's president has agreed not to extend his term and is promising to hold elections there's been growing unrest in the capital people have been fleeing mortgage issue and residents fear of more violence. there's been another night of protests in elizabeth city of the us state of north carolina demonstrators are calling for justice after the police killing of a black independent autopsy show that andrew brown jr was shot in the back of the herd his family says he was no threat to the police and was trying to flee those were the headlines that clark will be here with the al-jazeera news hour just under half an hour next on al-jazeera is the stream to stay with us. al-jazeera is news night the biggest stories of the week delivered to your inbox last analysis and opinions. subscribe of the conversation. i had for me ok today on the stream philippe now nurses on the front lines

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conflicts from the perspective of iconic hotels on the frontlines and former south african president jacob zuma goes on trial for corruption. may on al-jazeera. india's battle to breathe the desperate wait for oxygen supplies while the confessional covered 900 death toll surges past 200000. i'm about this and this is all to see a live from doha also coming up somalia's president decides not to extend his term after protests and fighting he's now called for early elections. south africa's president to sit around the.

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africa's president sitaram opposer is testifying at a corruption inquiry involving his predecessor jacob zuma is facing allegations of allowing a wealthy business family to secure contracts and influence decisions. those are the headlines more details in all these stories and website al-jazeera dot com but the news continues after inside story by. apartheid in israel human rights watch calls the domination of palestinians a crime against humanity israel rejects this and has ignored similar allegations before so can anything be done to hold israeli leaders accountable this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm homage to him the term apartheid was 1st used in south africa to describe the systematic separation and oppression of people based on their race it's a crime against humanity human rights watch says that's exactly what's happening in israel it accuses the government of enforcing policies to maintain its dominance over palestinians israel has dismissed similar accusations before and it's calling the latest report a piece of propaganda but palestinian leaders say it's a sol

conflicts from the perspective of iconic hotels on the frontlines and former south african president jacob zuma goes on trial for corruption. may on al-jazeera. hello i'm barbara in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera india has reported another record number of coronavirus tests 3293 fatalities were reported on wednesday pushing its official covert death toll past 200000 it's the 4th country to reach that mark but experts fear the true number is actually far higher all indians over 18 that will be eligible for a vaccine from saturday meanwhile neighboring pakistan reported a new daily record of 201 deaths on wednesday there have been more than 5000 new infections officials say health care facilities are at risk of being overwhelmed with oxygen and ventilators in short supply soldiers have been deployed to enforce restrictions in cities with high infection rates. u.s. federal investigators have raided the manhattan apartment of donald trump's former lawyer rudy giuliani the f.b.i. is looking into july and giuliani's foreign dealings in ukraine he's accused of lobbying the trumpet mini

and former south african president jacob zuma goes on trial for corruption. may on al-jazeera. oxygen equipment vaccines the world rushes to help india where covert 9000 cases hit another record high. says the situation is heartbreaking. hello from doha everyone i'm come on santa maria this is the world news from al jazeera supply to meet the demand the u.s. will make up to 60000000 doses of the astra zeneca vaccine available to countries in need. another year in prison for the british iranian aid workers and it's a gallery ratcliff he's been found guilty of propaganda. first minneapolis now in louisville kentucky the u.s. attorney general announced as another investigation into policing after the killing of black woman brianna taylor. heartbreaking is how the world health organization is describing what's going on in india right now for a 5th the day it's reported the world's highest number of new code 19 infections again more than 350000 an unprecedented number of deaths as well 2800 the most critical shortage is still oxygen but beds equipment and medicines are also in short

involving his predecessor the commission is investigating the so-called state capture scandal joining jacob zuma as 9 year tenure zuma faces allegations of allowing a business family close to him to secure government contracts and influence policy the former president has refused to testify those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera it's a rise by. how concerned should we be about raising some new crisis or is this entirely down to the pandemic we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in a prime minister designate a. school fixing a war torn economy counting the cost on al-jazeera. for to be pretty straightforward as it grows we digest excrete and any new bodies don't use go back into the soil and so the cycle begins all over again simple so why then is all global food system so topsy turvy it emits greenhouse gases and fuels climate change degrades land pollute salt and water and wipes out wildlife including insects and other animals a pollinates whole process so it's robbing us of our ability to feed ourselves and at the same time we're wa

involving his predecessor zonder commission is investigating the so-called state capture scandal during jacob zuma as a 9 year tenure zuma faces allegations of allowing a business family close to him to secure government contracts and influence policy the former president has refused to testify and those are the headlines the news is going to continue here on al-jazeera in about 30 minutes time after the string good buy. president joe biden into the white house spacing multiple crises including the. divided america 3 months on has he managed to follow through on campaign promises to fix the country stayed with this but special coverage of biden's 1st $100.00 days in. just. i am femi oke a today on the stream philippe no nurses on the front lines of code 8 we find out why one group of nurses have died from the coronavirus in greater numbers than their coworkers i know you have questions this is a mystery that has multiple audiences jump into the you cheap comment section and you too can be part of today's show we start with a tribute from one of the largest nurses unions in the united states take a

has told a corruption inquiry involving his predecessor that he will not defend the indefensible jacob zuma is facing allegations of allowing a wealthy business family to secure contracts and influence decisions on the eve of his 100th day in office u.s. president joe biden is due to give his 1st speech to congress he's expected to detail a $1.00 trillion dollars spending plan to expand access to education and to child. it ins in colombia's capital are protesting against president even to kate's economic policies despite a ban on gatherings juta coronavirus they're angry about fiscal reforms including tax hikes protesters pressed ahead with the rally despite a government plea to postpone. all right your state headlines here on odds or got more news coming up right after studio b. unscripted elif shock and so i think. sometimes we are right as especially from the court on court developing the world's 3rd war africa i think we're really close it was a just. an entire relationship with the past this form of corruption and because of the of our kill you can't talk about the complexity of histor

conflicts from the perspective of iconic hotels on the frontlines and former south african president jacob zuma goes on trial for corruption. may on al-jazeera. pool. witnesses on the way but 1st a check of the headlines and heartbreaking is how the world health organization is describing what's happening in india right now for a 5th day a report of the world's highest number of new code 19 infections more than 350000 an unprecedented number of deaths as well 2800 the most critical shortage is still oxygen but beds equipment and medicines are also in short supply and so the u.s. the u.k. e.u. countries saudi arabia turkey they're all sending emergency made and sorry emergency aid to india and the 1st batch of russia's sputnik vaccine will reach india on saturday's world moscow will also send a 1000000 packs of the room death severe antiviral drug by the end of may the world health organization says it is also doing everything it can to provide support and the situation in india is beyond heartbreaking w 2 is doing everything we can providing critical acute mental and supplies including thousand

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and former south african president jacob zuma goes on trial for corruption. may on al-jazeera a lot of the crimes of my colleagues on the world love that we are the one grappling the extra mile well the media don't go we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. the covert 1000 crisis in india that's getting worse by the day at a crackdown on any social media that's critical of the government's handling. hello i'm adrian figure this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the struggle to add colombia as health officials scramble to impose restrictions once again to bring the spread of the virus on the control. the drawdown begins the 1st batch of u.s. troops and the 20 year mission in afghanistan. and the ask goes to. no man's land. and diversity is the one on hollywood's biggest night this year's academy awards celebrate more inclusive filmmaking. we start that in india where hospitals in new delhi are getting oxygen supplies worth just 2 to 3 hours at a time due to severe shortages india's recorded the world's highest number of new covered

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conflicts from the perspective of iconic hotels on the frontlines and former south african president jacob zuma goes on trial for corruption. may on al-jazeera. india sets another record for covert 19 infections when the government demands social media sites remove posts criticizing its handling of the pandemic. makeshift one of the 19 and that's just. the case numbers of people who can't find hospital in the capital. hello i'm adrian forget this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a russian court decides whether to shut down groups linked to the jailed opposition leader alexina valley we'll get the latest from moscow. and the ask. to. no man's land. a chinese director closure sweeps the oscars with her film no bad land but she's not getting much praise and a whole country. let's begin in india where the oxygen shortage of hospitals in new delhi is growing more urgent by the minute on monday the nation of barely 1400000000 people but just another record in daily covert 19 infections with more than 350000 cases a more than 2800 people died in the biggest single day increase so far hospit

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so ron opposer is answering questions about his role in a so-called state capture scandal he was jacob zuma as deputy jury in the peak of the corruption as you were is alleged to have allowed a business family close to him to secure government contracts in front policy from oppose it has admitted the governing party could have done more to prevent corruption is the highest ranking official to testify before the commission's civil society groups in chad calling for more demonstrations against a military takeover at least 5 people were killed during fighting between protesters and the army on tuesday unrest began after the military appointed a prime minister following the sudden death of president idriss deby a week ago interest reports now from the capital intimate. emotional scenes of the gutter and the family who. their son 17 year old sinner is one of 5 people killed during and to government protests in charge on tuesday his family says he was only a spectator watching a confrontation between demonstrators and security forces in the capital in germany . shots rang out a bullet broke his a

has told a corruption inquiry involving his predecessor that he will not defend the indefensible jacob zuma is facing allegations of allowing a wealthy business family to secure contracts and influence decisions. lines more news coming up right after inside story. india's code 19 emergency reaches critical levels hospitals are out of beds and oxygen and crematoriums don't have space for the dead what's the fallout for the rest of the world if the crisis isn't contain this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. patients gasping for air in the street pleas for oxygen and hospital beds on social media and funeral pyres burning around the clock this is the reality of india's covert 902nd wave the worst in the world this chart from johns hopkins university shows the number of infections going up more and more rapidly india recorded more than 360000 cases and 3300 deaths on tuesday. experts are blaming political gatherings and religious festivals for the surge the government has ordered twitter facebook and instagram to remove posts criticizing its handling of the crisis overwhelmed h

santana posada's answering questions about his role in a so-called state capture scandal he was jacob zuma stephanie during the peak of the corruption. have allowed a business family close to him secure government contracts and influence policy. has admitted to the governing body could have done more to prevent graphs. to chad now a civil society groups are calling for more demonstrations against the military takeover and a sign of people were killed during fighting between protesters and the army on tuesday unrest began after the military appointed a prime minister following the sudden death of president dangerous debbie a week ago. a dangerous reports in the capital. emotional scenes of the gutter and the family of. their son 17 year old singer is one of 5 people killed during an to government protest in charge on tuesday his family says he was only a spectator watching a confrontation between demonstrators and security forces in the capital in germany . shots rang out a bullet broke his arm and then it went through his stomach as he fell gas canisters were also fired into the crowds he