. >> they had to yell kill kill kill to get it in our heads, get the feeling you can do it. actually when it come down to it, and you shoot somebody for the first time, you think about it, you think, you know, you took another human life. but then you think that it's war, you know, and that's the only thing that you could do, and it's either you or them. >> one of the things is that in the -- when you're just being trained, when you've been inducted, okay, now you're being trained, there are some pointless things that you do. i mean, really pointless. so, i mean, what it does is more or less conditions a man to think that just because it's pointless doesn't necessarily have to be ignored. in other words, you still have to do it even if they say it and it doesn't make any sense. >> was there any harassment of civilians? >> no. a lot of the guys would sometimes beat up people and stuff, and stuff like that. i don't know why. >> they would get killed by accident. and there was rapes at times. >> handle the village, a woman running so they shoot her down. i couldn't imagine why

sitting on the sidelines is not an option with her being killed. sometimes by other children and surrendering to the false logic that the problem is too big to address. if falls well short of what the american people deserve. we want to send here to our nation's capital, we were sent here to nation's capital to make the tough decisions and do the right thing. i agree with alex that this problem we need to tackle is larger than simply school safety but i would like to talk about that specifically for one moment. in an effort to turn the conversation away from assault weapon bands were close loopholes in the context the president decided to launch on this idea that we should arm teachers and educators ind, our schools. mr. president, we do not need as president assad has suggested, more guns in the schools. we do not need teachers carrying guns but we do know that teachers are hired to teach not to be security guards. let's listen to our educators and say no to this proposal. the answer tont keeping guns and gun violence out of her school is not to b

state of michigan are searching for a student suspected of killing his parents at a university halls of residence. and ahead of sunday's election in italy we look at why the n.t. establishment's five star party has been riding high in opinion polls. welcome to the program the u.n. human rights chief says strikes on the besieged syrian enclave of eastern guta probably amounts to war crimes of those responsible should be prosecuted at least twenty three more civilians have been killed as government forces read took more ground from rebel fighters on friday asama been reports are from neighboring turkey . makeshift clinics in eastern who to have been filling up the wounded most of the civilian casualties are women and children. waiting for the civilians to receive aid so we can preserve their lives we are waiting for reaction from the world. but that wait for the world to help stop the attacks and has gone on for years and since the government's latest offensive began last month morgues have run out of space for the dead. instead of receiving worshipers on friday this mosque god bombs p

would you kill again would you rate again. it took years to accept her father's crimes that's why she's campaigning to change laws so that she and others can testify against their parents in court if it was i was embarrassed to say who was my father that he committed genocide i approached human rights groups because i believe we should be able to testify against our parents. if we have any type of information that could shed some light on what happened during those dark days arjen time legislation prohibits sons and daughters from testifying against their parents in court and that's why a group of people whose parents were members of the military during the dictatorship are hoping to change the penal called only in cases where human rights abuses have been committed they believe that their testimony can help shed light on what happened to thousands of people that were killed at the time. and it's not just finding their remains that victims want it is also finding the who are now adults born to mothers who disappeared. son had

between the killing a tiered and killing a baby inside the womb.as in so —— in el salvador. it is one of the most dangerous places in the world for women. there have been tameside is involving women. a funeral is taking place as we speak. i'm going to speak to a local journalist covers this stuff week in week out. she is taking along without to see what happened. can you explain why we are going right now? —— there are femicides. she has been covering cases like this years. again again she covers the terrible treatment of women in el salvador. it isjust the terrible treatment of women in el salvador. it is just so depressing. this woman was supposedly tell by her boyfriend. she was strangled and left in the street. and then two hours ago, there was another femicide, a woman killed by her husband. a relative of the woman who was killed will be so to talk. why do you think she was killed? troubles. just like an argument? couple troubles. was she excited to have the baby? she was happy? yes, baby shower. this saturday. there is another area well el sa

. >> you have to run around saying kill, kill, kill, just to get the feeling that you can do it. when it comes down to it and you shoot somebody for the first time, you think about it and you took another human life. it is the only thing that you could do and it was either you or them. one of the things is that, just being trained, there are some pointless things that you do. i mean really pointless. lessit is, it more or conditions and men just because it is pointless does not necessarily mean it has to be ignored. you still have to do it even if it does not make sense. >> was there any harassment of civilians? a lot of the guys would sometimes beat up people and stuff. i don't know why. they would get killed by accident. there was rape sometimes. somebody is running, a woman is running so they shooter down. i can't imagine why she is running, why should she run? we killed an old man in the last village. >> we are just out in the ground anywhere and we go any place and see them have a transistor radio. maybe you might want to have one so you took it. >> it was something like the

it's dead at least sixteen killed in coordinated attacks in the high security. without. also coming up. on likely war crimes and potentially crimes against humanity. a warning from the u.n. human rights chief to those responsible for atrocities you will be held to account . for years after flight m h three seventy disappeared families of those on board hold a memorial service. and an often forgotten category with. nominated for this sunday's all. at least sixteen people are now known to have been killed in friday's coordinated attack. witnesses say the massed attackers used and explosives during the assault on the military headquarters and a french embassy in the capital ouagadougou. on friday another attack at the heart of the keno casas capital coordinated and well planned the targets the army headquarters the french embassy and its cultural center witnesses say some of the attackers came by taxi others in a pickup the started shooting set fire to the truck and. we did hear that there was so much gunfire damaged. everywhere two policemen went nearby the army headquarte

we're going walled in extra judicial killings he is blamed for killing not people lined up for this particular belief. if you have all three if your patronage and certain problems and therefore he had. gone missing he had to have gone into hiding the people who are determined they won't judge their don't want to. really they do not want fake encountered an egg accuse you're no good. now today we'll be looking at how a mass movement under the banner posturing the long march is a better feature of the past change especially in the federally administered tribal area or so known as fattah. is a founding member of the fact that he joins us from the pakistani capital islamabad i mean the law jennifer he is founder of the fata grand alliance he was member of the pakistani senate between two thousand and three and two thousand and seven he joins us from our agency in the region and she had a shah is a co-founder of k h o r that's the sisters empowerment and awareness organization she joins us on the phone from now it's good to have you with us guess this i'm not going to lie this is quite a complicate

you have a higher chance as a young black man to be killed by police being killed in a car accident in two thousand and fourteen the american police killed a hundred unarmed blacks that he's too poor weak the fact that americans have come to realize it hit them suddenly today was supposed to be michael brown's first day of college but over the weekend he was shot and killed by a police officer he was unarmed. two thousand and fourteen one death too many the death of young student michael brown in ferguson machinery the black community who cries out it's hanged if a days. late months later the cameras attention the other riots is in baltimore where once again an afro-american died during his arrest by the police. faced with these events a part of america wakes citizens take to the streets. they point out the injustice and want to put an end to impunity for the offending policeman. they're crying foul to the sad reality of america today a country where police trained in the culture of violence kill black citizens every week for no reason. may have been shot and if their animals and it's

three people have been killed as a gunman hijacks a car and takes hostages in a supermarket in southern france. and oh i maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up bombed into submission the second largest rebel group strikes a deal to leave the syrian enclave of eastern ghouta zimbabwe's former first lady grace mugabe is implicated in an illegal ivory smuggling ring china responds to president drums terrorists by threatening to impose three billion dollars worth of their own on u.s. imports as the trade will escalates. at least three people have been killed and sixteen others injured in a series of attacks in southern france the suspect hijacked a car and shot at police offices before taking hostages in a supermarket in the town of treb i still says the gunman who's been identified as twenty six year old red wine electing him a pledged allegiance to the group a woman has also been arrested and has the report. as police investigated the scene in the town of type in southwest france a clearer picture began to emerge of the man who had killed three people and wound

jihadis had been arrested in gaza, and even killed.horities have attacked their mosques. was ashraf motivated by revenge? i'm hoping my contact will give me some answers. so, i met him. he don't want to be filmed. but he told me very interesting stuff. ashraf approached the jihadists, claiming he's a member of the so—called islamic state, but thejihadists rejected him. as a loner, ashraf might have been easier to control. but would the israeli security forces really recruit a jihadi? someone dedicated to the violent destruction of israel? it seemed an extraordinary risk. the seafront in nearby tel aviv feels like a different world from gaza. these swimmers, joggers and holidaymakers seem to take their safety and protection for granted. but i have come to meet a man whose job was to guarantee this protection. forfive years, avi dichter was the director of shin bet, israel's secretive internal security service. he now heads the foreign affairs and defence committee of the israeli parliament, the knesset. if i ijust take three years, and

the key pursued stop the extrajudicial killings and remove the landmines and. us reform thank you very much gas for bearing with us we have difficulty connecting with you or i really appreciate you being out to have the debate and discussion with us so com thank you very much john asked reading i also. thank you very much for being part of this conversation we'll be watching to see what happens in the fact our regions with great interest and carrying all that conversation online with hash tag a very strong liquid i will see you online take everybody. a shining city scrabble team from the rubble of the devastated i checked into president one of the kremlin. and moons and orchestrate over the war. in the dark anyone who dares to remember i an intimate tale of repression chechnya war without trace at this time in our disease. we know the culture we know the problems that affect this part of the world very very well and that is something that we're trying to take to the rest of the world we have gone to places and reported on a story that might take an internationa

many people and we ended up unfortunately killing people that we would not have intentionally killed had we known that the reader was there or that it is not the business of the american military to kill civilians for stuff as we discussed earlier there are plenty of examples where that has happened you guys are usually you guys used allegedly used white phosphorus and depleted uranium weapons against not just military targets but civilian targets which is denied by the us military to be fair but what do you step it is absolutely no you didn't use it i don't mean the american military admitted to using against civilians i think you're saying you civilians you're exactly right yes we did not intentionally use one phosphorus and yet what do you say to the fact that plenty of studies since two thousand and four show quote dramatic increases in infant mortality cancer leukemia and the city of fallujah they link rates of miscarriages and disability in children born in to us moment military operations i don't know has there been at the p.d. i'm logical i can't pronounce the word have had s

a survivor of the genocide there are people who beg me to kill them when they're suffering but i didn't have the heart to do and he's dedicated his life to searching the woods for bones of the victims of the srebrenica massacre. in the curious to draw. you know hope of finally laying the past to rest and giving peace to the victims' families because if i could just kind of think about i could bury him bone hunter at this time on al-jazeera. eastern or elsewhere in syria are likely war crimes and potentially crimes against humanity. a warning from the un human rights chief to those responsible for the assault on the syrian city of. bugs in the room when you're watching all this our life my headquarters here in doha coming up sixteen people also killed in the killer fast after gunmen attacked military headquarters and the french embassy in the capital plus. police in the u.s. state of michigan searching for a student suspected of killing his parents at a university halls of residence. and europe shivers in subzero snowstorms across the atlantic fierce winds batter the east coast of the u.

i remember the first girl getting killed after i asked help for her. how was she killed?p and blew her away. this is one of the commanding officers on the ground? commanding officer. he shot her at point—blank range? yes, sir. you saw it in front of your eyes? yes, sir, we asked for help for her. and we werejust kind of in shock because, by that time, we had already questioned what was going on, or what we had seen happen or seen the aftermath of what had actually happened. but when you landed your helicopter, it started all over again and was still going on? mm—hm. on two different occasions. and then we asked for help and i got a girl killed. and then we asked for help again and we got a bunch of people killed. so it was kind of obvious that asking wasn't getting the mission accomplished like i thought it should have been. so these unarmed civilians were being shot right in front of your eyes and at some point, you said "enough" and you asked your men to turn their guns on the american soldiers who were doing this? yes, sir. we didn't have any choice. we tried to...i wo

more details emerge about the twenty six year old tucker in southern france who killed three people and others hostage. commercial carried this is al jazeera live in tow also coming up the second largest strikes a deal to leave eastern good after weeks of intense bombardment by the syrian government. to how. the florida high school students take the lead of washington d.c. is taken here for a series of anti-gun rallies around. some former first lady is implicated in a massive illegal ivory smuggling ring. and so on the friends have been searching the home of a gunman who killed three people and a series of attacks the man hijacked a car and shot a police officer before taking hostages at a supermarket in the town of trade. it was shot dead by police reports. as police investigated the scene in the town of type in southwest france a clearer picture began to emerge of the man who had killed three people and wounded more than a dozen others in a shooting rampage in three locations before he was killed by police the paris prosecutor said twenty six year old red or one luck to him was born i

continue to be killed in this ongoing campaign . the united nations is also warning that the immense human suffering is only going to get worse. meanwhile several internally displaced people have been killed after airstrikes hit their camp in the southern syrian countryside fidel said this exclusive report from one camp and it led from the assault. right up on how to be a pony. a warplane for to be a russian grown house committed a massacre in the countryside the other town the past in this area many of the families that left and all the hama have built their tents a target that the temps on the comp with an air strike which led to the burning of these bagels as residents gather to put the fire out the same jet return and target killing and injuring many people as we were filming this report nine people were counted dead medical sources said the number would increase because of critical injuries this area has tents does shelter families who fled more than hama however targeted the area despite the fact that it is a civilian area wit

with the number of civilians killed is climbing with a life. civil defense volunteers are overwhelmed now russia is offering a way to stop the war russian military commanders say they will guarantee safe passage out of the besieged enclave for rebel fighters and their families this. immunity for all fighters who choose to leave is still personal weapons and with their families is guaranteed it by the russian center we call upon the leaders of all illegal armed groups to make everything possible to reduce the civilians from suffering and secure unobstructed delivery of humanitarian aid to. the hundreds of thousands of people in eastern who are trapped in a war zone many refusing to cross into government controlled territory because of the lack of security guarantees the pro-government alliance blames the rebels for preventing civilians from believing and holding them as human shields the rebel factions deny that and accuse russia of insisting on military escalation. enforced displacement what is not is the revolutionary leadership announced gene

you killed that girl, man. you killed her. and you killed her. >> i did not do anything. >> yes, you absolutely did. [ crying ] all i want to do is hear the truth. i know what the evidence is going to tell me. >> reporter: he shoved a photo of shelley, dead, covered in blood, in front of daniel. >> remember her looking like that? that's your handiwork. that's what she looked like when you finished with her. look at her. don't cover her face. look at her. that's what you did to her. that's what you did to her. that's what her mommy and daddy had to look at. what do you think about that? look at this! look at it! think about the last words she said. think about the last words you heard that say -- that girl say before she took her last breath. you think about it. how can you live with yourself? take your hand away from your eyes and look at me and tell me how you treat a girl like that. tell me how you do that. >> i didn't do that, sir. >> reporter: however, by then, dectives had heard that daniel was not fond oshelley because h

and she killed the baby. how did she kill the baby?s mechanical strangling, the other was with with a brick, with a stone, hitting, breaking... the baby's skull. ijust need to clarify something. i found no evidence that this is true. there doesn't seem to be anything in evelyn's case that states physical injuries. she didn't know she was pregnant. she had a stillbirth and... she did not know that she was pregnant? for real? that is the argument? have you ever been pregnant? no, i am a man. but there are cases where women have been pregnant and not known they‘ re pregnant. yeah, there are cases. how do you know she is not one of those cases? well you see, go read the file. the psychiatrist who had the file told me they're lying and they're lying and they're lying trying to use and to change a reality. how long should they go to jail? well, the majorfelony here for killing, homicide, aggravated homicide, it's 50 years. if your daughter when she is older, she is going to have a baby, there are complications in which the health can be nega

to a land torn up by war malala yousafzai makes her first visit to pakistan where she was almost killed more than five years ago. and in the u.s. more protests following the death of yet another unarmed black man at the hands of the police now his autopsy is raising new questions about the killing. i my actuator welcome to the program the u.n. secretary general antonio terrace is calling for an investigation after at least sixteen palestinians were killed in clashes with israeli soldiers on friday israel's military opened fired on thousands of demonstrators who were rioting at the gaza border the palestinian authority has declared a national day of mourning. there freebirds every side street every rooftop in gaza is awash with emotion such aerated with anger one day on from the bloodiest protests this is the two thousand and fourteen wall the nation's grief hangs heavy at least sixteen palestinians killed by israeli forces and more than a thousand injured following mass protests witnesses reported life fire multiple rounds of rubber bullets and tear gas dropped into crowds. after the ma

they killed my friend they killed are carried. out if they think that will make us retreat they are wrong. they. don't shut up and feel like they're trying to remove our voices the voices of all the black women in this country i'm up only to get on. franco was gunned down in her car late on wednesday evening she was shot in the head four times by two unknown assailants her driver was also killed her press officer injured. shortly before franco spoke at an event encouraging black women to enter politics it was the last time she championed one of her many causes. rizzo's president has publicly condemned her killing. the murder of council member mario driver is unacceptable but you can see like other sussan nations that happened in rio de janeiro's. it's an attack against the rule of law. signed against democracy. many in brazil believe franco was assassinated for her political activism a day earlier she blamed the police for the death of a young male in. franco was a vocal critic of the president's decision to put the military in ch

people could be killed by an uncontrolled fire there and what's at stake at sellafield on the irish sea in the northwest of england silos big enough to hold six double decker buses filled to the brim with some of the most dangerous radioactive waste in the world and there's a lot of it there are twenty two silos like this in this entire building housing and to. move radioactivity released by the chernobyl disaster it took fifty years before the state mandated b.b.c. could reveal the truth about how successive british governments covered up the circumstances surrounding a fire at windscale as sellafield was called before its p.r. name change the fire in one hundred fifty seven could according to the b.b.c. have irrevocably altered the u.k. u.s. special relationship let alone killed a lot of people prime minister harold macmillan president eisenhower to sign an agreement that would change britain's relationship with america forever. but just days before a fire had broken out at windscale the country's fast you can react. on. britain was on the brink of an unprecedented disaster but could

twenty two people mostly children have been killed in a russian ass strike in syria. and facebook and now bounce back after a few days with. dollars in market value. was a result of the fallout over revelations from the social media site was misused by a u.k. and six company. suicide bomb attack. has killed at least twenty nine people in afghanistan this happened just a day after the head of the the u.s. military visited the capital kabul most of the dead were reportedly young people celebrating the new year and. chaos and confusion on the streets of kabul as a burden see crews rushed to the scene of the latest bomb blast the apparent target afghans celebrating the persian new year. behind the so nothing but. it was a group of thirty young men celebrating and dancing when suddenly this suicide bomber detonated the explosive there is security here how was the suicide bomber able to get access to this area but this suicide attacker detonated his device around two hundred meters from the car to the shrine where many afghans gather to mark the start of the new year holida

take orders and carry them out. >> run around yelling kill kill kill to get it in our heads.hat morning about 7:00 boarded the choppers and went into the village. when we got off the chopper we started shooting. >> there were infants. it makes you think you and if they were considered beasts that you would think maybe a water buffalo calf or a low pay glick would fare better than -- a little piglet would fare better than a child. >> why give them an opportunity to grow up? >> how did the guys look? >> they look like they were having a good time. >> did you see anyone not? >> i think everybody was busy. >> what do you think a war crime is? >> i consider a war crime being over there. the idea of being there. host: david maraniss, infants, women, children, teenagers and civilians. >> lieutenant william kelly, the commander responsible for this massacre, was brought to justice through that. people tend to forget there were -- the american soldier who intervened received hate mail from all over the country. kelly got a lot of support. it was a divisive argument even after this hap

the family show they have a view how their son was killed he was twenty years old he was. to a certain. no for gaza strip he was he went to help someone else who was picking up a tire from closer place and in the fence and out of sight and he got in has had actually the family said he was on he was in a showdown so the israelis he was running away from the fence and out of sudden he got in the head the family was angry who want. accountability for that the other family was like we'd be pissed off. with the father was saying you know is destroying the future of the young people i was correspondent has embellished for us in gaza and now on to some of the other stories making news around the world some five hundred guests attended the funeral of british scientists even hawking in cambridge england mourners included eddie redmayne to portray hawking in the award winning film about his wife the physicist was known for groundbreaking research into black holes and for defying a crippling disease to live to the age of seventy six. workers have taken down the american flag from the

this year to students were killed by gunmen a month ago in january 2 students were killed and 14 wounded by gunfire when a student opened fire in west kentucky. a 15-year-old bench charged with a crime. this time the survivors are speaking out in a forceful way like we have not heard before. i think the student speaking out have had a clear and articulate message. this carnage needs to stop. i'm not sure i know any lawmaker or american who disagree that our students need to be safe. it means we need to act. setting aside outrage has been heartening to see the president in the direction of legislative solutions like eggs banning bum stocks. the interesting to see if -- will protect the president on the valentine's day when i heard about the shooting my reaction was for, pain, and outrage. how can we allow this to happen again? school should be a safe harbor for children is thinking of how tragic this was for all the children who are there, i'm as frustrated as the people across the country why shouldn't we get these military style weapons off the street, it's hard to know what will motiva

unicef partners report that seventeen children were killed yesterday in. heavy violence near a unicef supported school for students to flee to an underground shelter in a nearby building which then came under attack. around one million children live amid escalating violence and. it has been attacked from the air for years and a few months ago government forces have their allies launched a limited ground offensive for the first time in years if the pro-government alliance launches an all out offensive to recapture adlib many warn it could be an even worse humanitarian catastrophe it is a deescalation zone according to an agreement between russia and turkey to reduce the violence across the country but so was eastern huta violence continued in both areas despite the agreement the syrian government has now consolidating its control over eastern who the third rebel faction. will soon hand over the main town of duma the pro-government alliance is declaring victory but it came after years of siege five weeks of relentless bombardment and almost two thousand civi

go out to lend that they kill people. and genocide and if you didn't clean sixty nine and forty what do we should it's no matter the action against the book will be issued is to resist even if what you say is true the israeli military judge said that basically our head can be in prison for months the israeli military judge ok that. she must be in there and it is that. this is as old now. i don't think his life has any ideas this big building needle is right in the middle. is up and they have the bow of not like to see the little duck machine and know any brand new guinea anything. like. they enjoy it well enough good to see. i don't mistake what is it good that they don't get who was there was talking wasn't a machine a little do what the lads institution say didn't get it. they can they're going to see the look in simeon booker didn't draw this the jive because i think your sister died of course in the military. you were in prison for three years what about your worries for i had now i understand she was in isolation i i

they were being trained to kill would it turned out, they be far more effective at killing than anyone could have imagined. say, this was a war waged by nature against man. it hit with full force. it took about six months for the species it it jumped wasn't immediately efficient at infecting and it had to adapt to its new environment, and that took a while before it really became at home in humans, it really became efficient that invading humans, but about six months after he jumped it became very lethal and all over the world, simultaneously, it exploded in this lethal form. one of the first places hit by this severe form, the second wave, during the spring there were outbreaks, was camp gavin which was just outside boston -- camp dein vin, outside boston. and i will review letter from a physician. hospitalght to the they very rapidly develop the most vicious type of pneumonia that has ever been seen. two hours after admission they have mahogany spots over the cheekbones. a few hours later you can begin to cease ion knows this. you actuallyhen start to turn blue because it lacks a box

talking points such as guns don't kill people, people kill people. well, that's why we don't run background checks on guns. we run them on people. the n.r.a. would have us believe that all we need to do is to have comprehensive background checks when in reality what we need are universal background checks. this means requiring background checks for all private sales and transfers and online sales on the internet. why should you be able to buy with the click of a mouse a significant weapon without ever going through a background check? likewise, they say it's time for teachers to be armed and our schools to be, quote-unquote, hardened. well, i haven't met many teachers who want to be charged with assessing threats and taking lives in front of their own students. let's be serious. arming teachers wouldn't stop the next las vegas. only we can do that by passing sensible, reasonable gun safety measures that limit the sale of deadly weapons and keep guns out of the wrong hands. after running for their lives on february 14, the students of stoneman douglas

a passenger in the car was killed and the driver injured.rwards he shot and wounded a policeman who was jogging with colleagues, then he drove about 15 minutes to trebes. he ran into the supermarket shooting, taking hostages and shouting "i am a soldier of daesh" — or islamic state. that is where he was eventually shot dead. the killer has been named as 26—year—old redouane lakdim, described by the french interior minister as a petty delinquent who, though identified by intelligence services, was not regarded as a serious threat. today he killed repeatedly and was apparently demanding the release of this man, salah abdeslam, the most important surviving suspect in the paris attacks of november 2015, including at the bataclan concert hall, attacks that killed a total of 130 people. after today's supermarket siege, tonight president macron said the heroic gendarme who exchanged himself for the hostages was critically wounded. translation: he saved lives and brought honour to his service and the nation. he is now fighting for his life. all our

general antonio tell us is calling for an investigation after at least sixteen palestinians were killed in clashes with israeli soldiers on friday israel's military opened fired on thousands of demonstrators who were rioting at the gaza border the palestinian authority has declared a national day of mourning. ok for you birds every side street every rooftop. is awash with emotion such aerated with anger one day on from the bloodiest protests since the two thousand and fourteen wall the nation's grief hangs heavy at least sixteen palestinians killed by israeli forces and more than a thousand injured following mass border protests witnesses reported life fire multiple rounds of rubber bullets and tear gas dropped into crowds. after the march started i went near the fence i found an injured woman i couldn't bear to see euro not help her i brought her out. shot me in both legs. the un has opened an independent inquiry into the deadly clashes palestinians demand to return to what they call their homeland fridays great to march for return had marked the forty second anniversary of land day wh

police are responsible for at least one thousand killings last year. al-jazeera. vietnam is marking the fiftieth anniversary of them eli massacre u.s. soldiers killed more than five hundred civilians most of them women and children in just one raid in the vietnam war they'd been sent on a mission to confront the national liberation front or the viet cong thought to be hiding in a me and i village only one american soldier was prosecuted over the incident the united nations is warning that more than two hundred seventy thousand people in papa new guinea are in need of immediate humanitarian assistance the country is struggling to recover from last month's seven point five magnitude earthquake tense medicine food and water originally needed more than one hundred people died in the quake and in subsequent aftershocks which then triggered landslides cutting off remote communities. at least eight ski is being treated for minor injuries after a ski lift malfunctioned in the georgian resort of the diary videos posted on social media shows the lift apparently developing a

. >> you have to run around -- they had us running around yelling kill, kill, kill, just to get it in our heads. but when it comes down to it, when he should someone for the first time, you think about it that you just took a human life. you tell yourself, it is war, that it was the only thing that you could do, that it was either you or them. >> when you are just being inducted and you're being trained, there are some weightless things to do. i mean, really pointless. if conditions are meant to think that just because it is pointless, and doesn't necessarily have to be ignored, you still have to do it, even if it doesn't make sense. >> was there any harassment of civilians? >> a lot of the guys were sometimes -- they would beat up people. like i said, i don't know why. >> they would get killed by accident. --re were breaks sometimes rapes sometimes. if a woman was running, they would shoot her down. run, after all, we only raped 3 three women in the last village, and we killed an old man. >> there was just something like the first protest, i guess. the first time that anybody try to

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thirty years on from a chemical attack that killed thousands in the iraqi city of survivors say the pain is never far away. the u.s. has announced new sanctions against russia targeting more than a dozen people for trying to influence the twenty sixteen presidential election the trumpet ministration is threatening to keep tough policies in place until moscow changes its behavior russia says it will retaliate our house correspondent has a story. last july the g twenty summit when u.s. president donald trump met with vladimir putin he said it was an honor to meet the russian president days or ninety eight and in august when the u.s. congress passed legislation to sanction russia iran and north korea trunk grudgingly signed it into law but failed to sanction moscow for alleged meddling in the twenty sixteen u.s. election until now on thursday the u.s. treasury sanctioned twenty four russian entities and individuals including two russian intelligence agents for interfering in the twenty sixteen presidential vote the announcement coming just as the white house issued a joint statement with th

i'm maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up at least fifty people are killed after a bangladeshi airliner crashes it appalls katmandu airport the syrian army's hold on eastern booted rose as a rebel group reaches a deal with russia to evacuate civilians. and after weeks of student protest the white house announces its plans to deal with gun violence in the united states . the british prime minister treason may says it's highly likely that russia was behind the attempted murder of a former spy and his daughter earlier this month sergei and eunice cripple us still critically ill in hospital after they were poisoned with a nerve agent that the prime minister says was developed in soviet times on a b. phillips has the story. the british police and military are still combing all over the town of salt but they and the government now believe they have some monsters that surrogates create paul and his daughter yulia were poisoned with a nerve agent developed by russia and that leads the prime minister to one of two conclusions either this was a direct act by the russi

states of louisiana has been fired over the killing of an african american and sterling another policeman was suspended several sterling was held down by the two officers shot dead in the city of baton rouge and twenty sixteen as a result of the ministry of investigation into the conduct and behavior officer blaine salamone as it relates to the baton rouge police department training policy and procedures if i lesion of use of force has been sustained and a violation of command of temper has been sustained officer blaine salamone has been terminated from the baton rouge police department effective today an officer how we leak will be suspended three days that is my decision and is the right decision rushes and is the right decision. russia's throwing out diplomats from twenty three countries and the dispute over the poisoning of a former spy in the u.k. continues to grow ambassadors were summoned to the foreign ministry in moscow to be told that they were being thrown out of the country let's take you back to the. we're not going to hell out of isis will be coming out of syria like very so

killed by police. i invite all citizens to be aware of the seriousness of the terrorist threat but also understand the strength and resilience of our people, who have been attacked. one police officer is fighting for his life in hospital. we'll have more on this latest terror attack in france. also tonight... inside porton down. we gain exclusive access to the military chemical facility investigating the salisbury nerve agent attack. it comes as health officials say anyone who was in key areas at the time of the attack should have dry—clea nable clothes destroyed. meanwhile, the european union recalls its ambassador to moscow, in a protest against russia over the salisbury poisoning meeting the man who could make a difference — the family who've given up single—use plastic for ten days quiz the minister. and it's back to school for harry and meghan on a visit to northern ireland. and coming up on bbc news: england manager gareth southgate takes a look at his options as world cup preparations start to t

not want to go to hell by killing him, so he doesn't kill him. it would suggest there is no intention on his part to kill polonius and that happens because part of hamlet's ambivalence and part of what slows him down in deciding to take vengeance out or his father's death is that hamlet knows himself that he would go to hell if you killed someone. >> what about -- directing your attention to his not killing claudius at that moment, does controlgest a rational inconsistent with your testimony? >> they can suggest in that moment a rational decision, based on religious conventions, but remember that bipolarity is that, it is bipolarity. there are times when a person is in the middle, normal rate knowing who is crazy is always always crazy. if that is the case, then they are, in fact, incarcerated or locked up. >> with respect to the moment of the killing, do you have an opinion as to whether at that particular moment, he was under the influence of this mental disorder and was unable to control his conduct? >> well, yes, i do. clearly, hamlet was man

i didn't kill anybody. i am not kidding. i did not kill anybody. i promise you guys this. >> you know what? 17 years old. and you just thrown the rest of your life away. >> she tried to explain the words, changed her storyagain, confessed to firing one gucnsho. then admitted something quite shocking. that she enjoyed it. i. >> i liked the adrenaline. >> i didn't like what caused the adrenaline rush, but i liked the adrenaline rush. >> must have been a little sholker for you. >> well, no. and you don't run into it with a young girl either. >> ballistics tests soon confirmed the shell matched the spent shells at scene. murder weapon stolen from the house where they stole the pickup truck. blood found on the shoes matched the victim. icing on the cake, dna found on the gold ring and marijuana pipe matched only fester and reed. both were charged, first-degree murder. of course, as all this was happening, back in nebraska, no one outside law enforcement knew a inc. thing. >> the stock children were in shock. >> we had just lost both our mom and dad. to

shaleem tindle was shot and killed on january third. police say tindle who was in a scuffle with another man was shot after refusing to drop a gun. the officer who fired his gun, joseph mateo, put his name in to be considered for promotion to field training officer. tindle's family members have been attending bart board meetings calling for him to be fired. the shooting is under investigation by the oakland police department and the alameda county district attorney. >>> this morning, we are learning more about the barbershop shootout that happened last week. kpix 5's jackie ward joining us live now with newly released body camera video that's helping fill in the blanks but is really disturbing. >> emotions are raw especially for the family of the one who died. so before the shooting, some family members of the man hondad up being killed called 911. they say he had a gun and was threatening attempting to break into their garage. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: when police responded, the suspect 21-year- old jahed eid had run into the amazon bar

where they're killing people they don't have weapons they have to say is. my life. on them and. i found out just this was his. case and it was overwhelming. for me and i'm praying for you and you're on the founder mothers for justice you know. this. it's now we're back in the as big as it has. we're. we're going to wise. may ninth this my work. and that's perry on day. three hamilton is the main organizer and will lead a mother's day march that will take place saturday of this week and it would be meeting with people in the white house have been incredible in calling people to accountability organizing other mothers meeting. and to on the research which brought me to this place that i met i'm not sure if i want a child in such a terrible violent way if i would have the courage or the training i just want to praise you for having the courage. apparently that there should be some form of the civilian panel yet that is involved as well we're headed. for. new talent t.v. and video any killings on there we're going to give them our demand that all my right now we're meeting at the wh