many of their members have been arrested, kept in this jail. lynn amy said if she did it, they came from their main headquarters in the forest to conduct the attack with the objective of recruiting by force, new members in it and to release some of their own people arrested in this jail. but not every one wanted to be freed. unwilling to live a life on the run, doing mobile dangle off on one of the like. i did not flee because i did not want to take advantage and flee in disorder. i'm waiting for the liberation that god will send me. my hope is that one day i will leave here legally with all my documents to the army have started their search for the escape. eas, coming through a vast mountainous country in a region that has seen decades of fighting. leah harding al jazeera, more heavy rain is forecast and northern sir don. we're down pools and flash floods have killed 6 people an injured dozens more. at least 3000 harms were destroyed and riven. i'll state the rain cut off the main highway, connecting the state to the capitol cartoon. had been morgan is in bertha and has been speaking to

amy lynn preasmyer what's just about to be married.aby pictures of her when ricky's parents got the call and arrest was imminent. and that's set into motion in a country -- >> we had an attorney for kayleigh. we called, and they said we need to go get custody of this little girl. >> the family court judge gave the cowles temporary custody. and thus, we got a five-year battle between two sets of loving grandparents. >> there was so much turmoil between our families that we couldn't agree on anything. >> what's the trauma between the families? >> there was just no talking between either one of us. they blamed us for everything. >> they blamed you? >> they blamed us. if we hadn't been persistent. >> then amy wouldn't have been arrested? >> but she was. she was charged with the murder. taken to jail to await trial. >> amy's parents stood by then. still do. >> do you have some dark nights where you say -- >> no. >> no, we have never, ever looked at each other and said she has to be guilty of something. >> no. >> but the jury did not agree.

amy lynn thompson, figuring us from space dot com. do appreciate it. thank you. to residential towel blocks has been demolished in india, a violating multiple building and fire regulations. ah, nearly 4000 kilograms of explosives. we used to bring down the buildings east to the capital. new delhi, it contained 850 apartments, but no one had lived there for several years. the supreme court ordered that destruction last year after a lengthy legal battle. thousands of people evacuate from the neighborhood, and traffic was diverted to allow the demolition to take place. poverty metal has more now from the city of noise. these are the big, stupid motors in india. we're right outside new delhi and this marks the end of a decade long battle between the developer and residents. the towers house, about $800.00 apartments and engineering teams have made elaborate arrangements to bring these down. they've evacuated about 7000 resident news. nearly 4000 kilograms of explosive roads have been blocked and buildings close by have been covered with the special talk. there's also

amy payne reporting. let's talk more about this with archaeologist professor lin foxhall, who oversaw the discovery, and also matthew lewis, who's the chair of the richard iii society. lynnl kind of care today? i on the television, why should they still kind of care today?— still kind of care today? i guess the first thing _ still kind of care today? i guess the first thing to _ still kind of care today? i guess the first thing to say _ still kind of care today? i guess the first thing to say is - still kind of care today? i guess the first thing to say is i - still kind of care today? i guess the first thing to say is i can't i the first thing to say is i can't believe it was ten years ago that we were seeing those pictures of the remains being uncovered, but i think richard iii still holds its huge interest and draw for people on the discovery of his remains gave us a tangible link to this person from history, he is no longer someone from half a millennium ago, and his recent news, and he is currently is, he is and the news today. his is a story of being portrayed wrongly by history, if you investigate the facts of his life, there is so much more to it than history has