mahmoud's son and his grandson are in the room next door. with limited power and dwindling medical supplies, the surgeons are convinced they can do nothing for them. >> narrator: six members of mohammed's family are now dead or dyin the bodies are driven to the nearest mosque. the bodies are driven to the nearest mosque. like many in these villages, mohammed is a refugee who's fled the fighting in the nearby city of muraat al numan. he wants to return there to bury his relatives, but the ten mile journey is too dangerous, and no driver will take him. >> narrator: they must be buried here, far away from home. >> narrator: day and night, the shelling and rocketing of rebel-held villages continues. ahmad has filmed the aftermath of government shelling many times. >> (translated): we sunnis fear god. we wouldn't take a human life for no reason. unless people are armed and attack our homes and kill us and our children. we only retaliate against the army units that shell our homes and civilians. that's the only time we kill the regime's soldiers.

we look forward to learning more about this mohammed mahmoud nadal as well. we need to take these leads very seriously. >> absolutely. congressman, eric holder, the attorney general, has made it clear, we can play the clip, about what he thinks happened in terms of the reading of the miranda rights to dzhokhar tsarnaev, who is obviously still alive. listen to what eric holder had to say. >> the decision to mirandize him was one that the magistrate made and that was totally consistent with the laws that we have. we had a two-day period that we were able to question him under the public safety exception so i think everything was done appropriately and we got good leads. >> now, a lot of people are quite agitated about this, saying that he should have been tried as an enemy combatant or at the very least, the fbi should have had longer time than the apparent 16 hours they got with him, where they were getting lots of information but the moment he was read his miranda rights, the moment he got proper legal representation, down came the shutters. he said no more.

kerry also met with mahmoud ahmadinejad -- mahmoud abbas and talks have been frozen. >>> they will join nbc for a massive rights rally and they are called by any means necessary. that same organization held a rally yesterday at uc sprout plaza. they are calling for the dream act and they want full rights for undocumented immigrants in the u.s. >>> one student was diagnosed with tuberculosis and now 200 classmates need to be tested for the infection. this thursday, contra costa health services will test those who came in contact with the student who had tuberculosis. the risk of getting it is only about 10% and the student diagnosed has recovered. >>> and a fire in palo alto is being called suspicious. it happened just before 430 testimony temperature on illinois street. five people were inside and were able to make it out okay. a van was parked in the driveway. the fire caused 100,000 dollars in damage and the family is now being helped by the red cross. >>> caltrans is going before the metropolitan transportation commission. caltrans will give an update on the ongoing investigation and

kerry also met with mahmoud ahmadinejad -- mahmoud abbas and talks have been frozen. >>> they will join nbc for a massive rights rally and they are called by any means necessary. that same organization held a rally yesterday at uc sprout plaza. they are calling for the dream act and they want full rights for undocumented immigrants in the u.s. >>> one student was diagnosed with tuberculosis and now 200 classmates need to be tested for the infection. this thursday, contra costa health services will test those who came in contact with the student who had tuberculosis. the risk of getting it is only about 10% and the student diagnosed has recovered. >>> and a fire in palo alto is being called suspicious. it happened just before 430 testimony temperature on illinois street. five people were inside and were able to make it out okay. a van was parked in the driveway. the fire caused 100,000 dollars in damage and the family is now being helped by the red cross. >>> caltrans is going before the metropolitan transportation commission. caltrans will give an update on the ongoing investigation and

the other link is to a man named mahmoud al sunidal.t of this war lord and islamic extremist who was killed back in may of 2012. so what we see happening here is the creation of the timeline where russian counterterrorism forces are really going after these rebels who are in the mountains. so you have first the death of mahmoud and whether those two deaths influenced tsarnaev to get out of dagestan is what they're looking at right now. there's been no confirmation that he midwest met specifically with these people, but they are were in the right place at the right time, trying to link him there. >> that could be another crucial link. and another one is this. the mysterious misha. you heard the name by now. he is said to have influenced tamerlan tsarnaev and reportedly has come forward saying he had no role in the blood shed. his denial comes at the same time the cnn has learned the fbi has interviewed the man, misha, from rhode island about his ties to the tsarnaev family. "out front" now, christian carl. thank you very much for coming

. >> and palestinian president mahmoud abbas has marked the day by planting olive tree in the west bank town of ramallah. the day is commemorated every year in remembrance of six arab citizens killed in 1976 during protests against israel's annexation and occupation of palestinian land. 80 years ago today, hitler's regime launched its campaign of perseution and terror against the jews here in germany. >> on april 1, 1933, the propaganda minister called for a nationwide vote -- and nationwide boycott of jewish- owned businesses. rooms quads pointed -- painted stars of david on doors and windows. they put anti-semitic signs up. despite large, anti-jewish sentiment among germans, many ignored the boycott. it was ended the same day. >> but that did not stop the holocaust here in germany and across europe and the deaths of millions of jews. today, the jewish community is pgrowing in berlin, but -- >> many stereotypes remain. a controversial new exhibition aims to challenge that. it is called "the whole truth -- what you always wanted to know about jews." >> at first, the idea was strange, a

. >> and palestinian president mahmoud abbas has marked the day by planting olive tree in the west bank town of ramallah. the day is commemorated every year in remembrance of six arab citizens killed in 1976 during protests against israel's annexation and occupation of palestinian land. 80 years ago today, hitler's regime launched its campaign of perseution and terror against the jews here in germany. >> on april 1, 1933, the propaganda minister called for a nationwide vote -- and nationwide boycott of jewish- owned businesses. rooms quads pointed -- painted stars of david on doors and windows. they put anti-semitic signs up. despite large, anti-jewish sentiment among germans, many ignored the boycott. it was ended the same day. >> but that did not stop the holocaust here in germany and across europe and the deaths of millions of jews. today, the jewish community is pgrowing in berlin, but -- >> many stereotypes remain. a controversial new exhibition aims to challenge that. it is called "the whole truth -- what you always wanted to know about jews." >> at first, the idea was strange, a

he is meeting with mahmoud abbas.h are hoping they can make an influence on the palestinians to broker a peace agreement. but john, there are very low expectations that this peace effort will lead to tangible results. >> john:. they are calling for calm. william hague says to remain firm despite paranoid rhetoric coming from crong yong. north korea may be setting the stage for another missile test. steve joins us live with the u.s. reaction. what is being said here? >> reporter: a lot is developing on the front. u.s. has decided a postpone a missile test of its own to avoid tensions. tuesday's routine test of a minuteman missile will be postponed to next month according to the pentagon. they don't want the launch from vandenberg air force base to be misinterpreted or manipulated by north korea. at the same time the top commander in the region, james thurman will not be traveling to washington as scheduled to testify in front of congress. he will monitor the situation in south korea. he has kim jong un has reportedly m

a palestinian leader favored by the united states has quit his after disputes with his boss, mahmoudbbas. salam fayyad's departure comes at a time when the u.s. is hoping to restart middle east peace talks. we have more from ramallah. >> he had been prime minister for six years, but his relationship with abbas has become increasingly tense. >> prime minister salam fayyad has tendered his resignation. he asked him to stay on as the prime minister of caretaker government until a new government is formed. >> last month, the palestinian finance minister submitted his resignation. fayyad accepted it. abbas did not. abbas' inner circle have been very critical of fayyad, a technocrat who does not belong to any augustinian faction. -- palestinian faction. many palestinians say he has made a difference in people's lives and brought transparency to the -- palestinian authority. others say that it caused an economic crisis in the west and . -- bank. of americanroduct education. he has worked at the world bank and into national monetary fund in washington -- and international monetary fund in wa

he just finished meeting with palestinian president mahmoud abbas. abbas says he will not negotiate until israel stops construction in the west bank. >>> meanwhile, tensions in the region have risen following rocket attacks from the hamas-ruled gaza strip. israeli warplanes followed with its first strike on the territory since november. kerry is scheduled to meet with the israeli president and palestinian prime minister today. >>> a roadside bomb has killed at least nine people and injured 22 others in afghanistan. the latest in the surge in springtime violence that led to the deaths of at least six americans over the weekend. this 25-year-old diplomat has become the face of this weekend's violence after a suicide bomber attacked her convoy traveling to a student book drive. three u.s. soldiers and a defense department employee were also killed saturday. separately, officials say a u.s. civilian adviser was killed in violence in a remote part of the country's eastern region. >>> authorities in denver are on the lookout now for an escaped inmate they

he just finished meeting with palestinian president mahmoud abbas in an effort to revive peace talks that stalled in 2002. he says he won't do that until construction stops in the east bank. meanwhile, tensions in the region has risen following rocket attacks from the hamas ruled gaza strip. kerry is scheduled to meet with the israeli president and palestinian prime minister today. >>> in afghanistan a surge in springtime violence led to the death of seven americans over the weekend. officials say a fierce battle between u.s.-backed afghan forces and taliban militants has left nearly 20 people dead including 11 afghan children killed in an air strike and an american civilian adviser. the u.s.-led coalition says it is assessing the incident but cannot confirm that civilians were killed, this on the same d'etat six more americans died in violent attacks including 25-year-old diplomat anne smedinghoff who was on a trip to donate books to afghan students. >>> authorities are denver are on the lookout for an escaped inma inmate they say is armed and extremely dangerous. he was being held

iran sent their president, mahmoud ahmadinejad. cuba sent raoul castro.sent dennis rodman. [ laughter ] so, it worked out. in fact, right before he died, hugo chavez did have some last words. he said he was just happy he lived long enough to see univision beat nbc. and i was surprised. [ laughter ] surprised by that. well now, that hugo chavez is gone, of course, the crazy nut ball dictator void will be filled by north korea's kim jong un. so, it's nice of him to step in and fill that. so, we appreciate that. [ applause ] this is kind of interesting. president obama's half brother, malik obama, is running for governor in kenya. and unfortunately, his political opponents are now spreading the rumor that he was born in hawaii. [ laughter ] [ applause ] horrible, terrible. well, a new poll indicates that president obama is no better than george bush at protecting civil liberties. in fact, the pollster had some follow-up questions but split when he saw the drone fly overhead. [ laughter ] he got out of there. and took off -- and president obama has nominated

the other, mahmoud nidal, was killed in another russian operation last may. back home law enforcement officials say they found nothing in local landfills, but are still searching garbage containers in the belief that someone may have carried items out of dzhokhar tsarnaev's college dorm room a few days after the marathon bombings. authorities say it's not clear yet whether whoever may have done so knew evidence could be destroyed or did something just to help a friend. late today the judge in the case approved a request from dzhokhar tsarnaev's public defenders to add an experienced death penalty lawyer, judy clark of california, to his legal team. she most recently represented jared loughner, who pleaded guilty to the tucson shootings that wounded gabby giffords. in exchange the government did not seek the death penalty in that case. brian? >> pete williams starting us off from the d.c. newsroom tonight. pete, thanks. >>> throughout the past decade of deaths and injuries to americans fighting in afghanistan, including a cost to this nation of more than $600

tamerlan met with two men they considered radicals, william plotnikof killed last july, the other, mahmoud nidal, was killed in anoth russian operation last may. they found nothing in local landfills but are still searching garbage containers in the belief that someone may have carried items out of dzhokhar tsarnaev's dorm room a few days after the bombing. it is not clear whether whoever may have done so knew that evidence could be destroyed or did something just to help a friend. >> that was nbc's pete williams reporting >>> an experienced defense lawyer is joining the team to help the 19-year-old reach a plea deal to avoid capital punishment. >>> u.s. officials are trying to determine if and to what extent the syrian government used chemical weaponsgainst their own people. chuck hagel says there is much the pentagon still needs to pin down, calls on capitol hill for american intervention, continue to grow. a new poll shows 45% of the american public supports sending u.s. troops to the war-torn country if, indeed, syria deployed chemical weapons. this as violence spirals out of control i

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the president of palestinian authority mahmoud abbas and also from the minister for the prisoner if there's a callsign who has called for an international community to carry out an investigation into this case that arises i have said continued for the last several days among palestinians there was also a very strong reaction on the palestinian for actually in israeli jails they have declared three day hunger strike as well as they have staged initial protests upon hearing of the death where they were throwing various objects and being in their soldiers and have actually closed as security in some israeli jails to use tear gas against the inmates we're getting reports that at least twenty four people have received various injuries during clashes. it is really i need id and on wednesday however health things will turn out today on thursday of course we have a good june and i think we do expect clashes to happen and i dream to funeral which will be followed by protests in the enron and of course we'll bring you more as we get it and plug to the eldest son of the put it soon and prison to his d

the president of palestinian authority mahmoud abbas and also from the didn't is just for it the prisoner affairs of palestine who has called on international community to carry out an investigation into this case but rise as i have said continued for the last several days among palestinians there was also a very strong reaction among the palestinians for actually in israeli jails they have declared three day hunger strike as well as they have staged initial protestant on hearing of the death where they were throwing various objects and banging on their cell doors and have actually caused security in some israeli jails to use tear gas against the inmates we're getting reports that at least twenty four people however received various injuries during clashes. an israeli eye with an id and on wednesday however how things will turn house today on thursday of course we have yet to see we do expect clashes to happen during the funeral which will be followed by protests in hebron and of course we will bring you more as we get it and. to the eldest son of the petite and president whose death led

such precautions didn't help sixty year old mahmoud who says that a decade of war has ruined iraq he happened to be in the wrong place at the long time a bomb blast went off injuring his leg for him daily life has become a painful struggle to supply them with. benefit did the your bring democracy only explosions shootings and kidnap people should feel free to go out and come back safely where is that i can leave but there's no guarantee i'll come back a lot of the soldiers. no it's not about the sectarian differences unfortunately it's book the black the oil and behind us or oil is the hidden interests of politicians pawns in a political game playing with their livelihoods and lives for conflicts not of their own making the iraqis we met didn't hate their neighbors or care about who controls the oil just like fall they simply want the peace of mind of knowing they can go out and return to their loved ones alive. r.t. iraq. the us led mission left a heavy burden on iraqis the use of unconventional weapons threatens future generations of children and dr basically says america will not