. >>> hello, you're with al jazeera, i'm martine denise. plans unfail as egypt's negotiable financial summit. india's prime minister sets off to visit the tamil heart landil heartland. venezuela's embattled dilma rousseff. >>> united nations emergency teams are being rushed to the south pacific island of vanuatu. jerald tan has the latest. >> the tropical cyclone pam has tornado off roofs and downed power lines. villages and remote islands damage will be steven. communicatescommunication is down. so it will take a very lock time. >> he has been a very destructive cyclone. hitting a country that has a lot of traditional housing so they are vulnerable to this kind of damage. we are poised for worst case scenario. >> reporter: the approach of the cyclone was terrifying. the seas swelled as driving rains an winds swept into vanuatu. >> everything is blowing around pretty seriously and it is shaking up to be a long night in the country. >> reporter: the government issued a nationwide red alert. people boarded up homes and shops before designated

hello, i'm martine denise, with the world news from doha. also to come: i.s.i.l. is accused of using chlorine gas during attacks in iraq. entire communities have been descrid butdestroyed but the first aid is on the way to vanuatu and: >> apparently this is what the future will look like. more in the program. >> a group of children were arrested anti-graffiti protests on a wall in syria no one could have predicted what had happened. 7.5 million have been displaced another 4.5 million are hard to reach or displaced. registered as refugees in another country. rurula amin looks back at how this began. >> reporter: these are the images that helped spark the war in syria. >> when we took to the streets each one of us felt as if we had a revolution simmering inside of us waiting for the right moment to come out and we could feel free. the fear barrier just collapsed. we all went out my mother, my brother, my entire family, the chanting came from our hearts. >> gardenia is not her right name. but she says she cries when she looks at pictures of the beginning of the durat

. >>> hello, you're with al jazeera, i'm martine denise. plans unfail as egypt's negotiable financial summit. india's prime minister sets off to visit the tamil

but he had to leave his wife there denise with their dying son. she later told him that martind he knew already. >> oh gosh. you know there are no cameras allowed in the courtroom, of course. but just reading these words of the testimony, it really does take you there and it's just so so sad. milton thank you so much for sharing with us. >> thank you. >>> after sharing her own gut wrenching testimony this week, a survivor wrote an open letter to the suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev. we told you about rebecca gregory. she posted her letter on facebook calling the bombing suspect a, quote, coward. and saying she wasn't afraid anymore. her left leg was so badly mutilated in this blast she made the difficult decision to have it amputated. we spoke to her about the anticipation of seeing tsarnaev face to face. her fear her anxiety, and then her courage. >> i had dreaded this moment for so long and i think the anticipation was so much more to handle than i realized. then when i got up there and sat down and stared at him, i wasn't scared anymore. and for the first time i almost felt like i

and bill richards sat there, he looked at his wife, denise, kneeling over their son, martin. he said just by the color of him, he said i knew he was gone. and yet he had to run and run to an ambulance and get his daughter jane to the hospital, because he said they couldn't lose jane, too. so to sit there and the jurors had very emotional reaction to that testimony. but i have been if a lot of courtrooms but that was an extraordinary thing today. >> and the way you write about it is like no one else can. i thank you for those reports. the big bombshell yesterday in the opening statement, as you reported in this morning's paper is that the prosecutor revealing that dzhokhar tsarnaev's brother was not killed by the police, it was his brother who killed him by backing up the car over him. >> yeah, it was one of these things that we sort of suspected, but it just was finally dropped out there and said. so now we know that he was involved in the deaths of five people, including his brother. there's a certain irony about that, that he -- you know, the defense clearly is going to be

bill richard and wife denise were outside the restaurant watching the race with their three kids. 11-year-old henry on the left, 6-year-old jane in the middle and 8-year-old martinn the end or seen blissfully unaware of the man in the white hat behind them. dzhokhar tsarnaev slipped away seconds before allegedly detonating the device. richard tried finding his family, grabbing daughter jane, whose leg was blown off. he testified, i looked at martin for the last time. the carnage was similar at the finish line. jeff was standing next to one of the bombs when it detonated, obliterating his legs. when he heard the second blast, he said it clicked, i knew we were under attack. he said he had seen a suspicious looking man next to him. both seen here underneath the flag. when he turned, the man's ground was on the ground. but the man was gone. a day after the bombing from his hospital bed, he scribbled a note, i saw the kid. i know what happened. he helped the fbi identify tamerlan, dzhokhar's older brother. new video reveals the horror. the images describe an emotional detail by the people who lived through it. inside the courtroom, jurors and others could be seen fi

bill richard and wife denise were outside the restaurant watching the race with their three kids. 11-year-old henry on the left 6-year-old jane in the middle and 8-year-old martin on the end are seen balanced on a metal barrier blissfully unaware of the man in the white hat behind him. dzhokhar tsarnaev slips away. richard tried to find his family grabbing daughter jane whose leg was blown off. he testified, i looked at martin for the last time. the carnage was similar at the finish line. jeff baughman was standing next to one of the bombs when it detonated obliterating one of his legs. when he heard the second black, it clicked, i knew we were under attack. he testified in court today he had seen a suspicious looking man next to him. both are seen here under the red and white flag. when he turned the man's bag was on the ground but the man wearing aviators and a black hat was gone. a day later beauman skrib bld the note. >> i saw what happened. i know what happened. he helped them identify tam merlin tsarnaev dzhokhar's older brother. during the first days new video reveals the horror the emotional detail by the people who lived through it. inside the courtroo

bill richard and wife denise were outside the restaurant watching the race with their three kids 11-year-old henry on the left and 6-year-old jane in the middle and 8-year-old martinn the metal barrier, blissfully unaware of the man in the white hat behind them. dzhokhar tsarnaev slipped away secondses before detonating the device. richard frantically tried finding his family grabbing his daughter whose leg had blown off. he testified i looked at martin for the last time. >> the carnage was similar at the finish line. >> he waswhen he heard the second blast he testified, it clicked. i knew we were under attack. bowman testified in court he'd seen a suspicious-looking man next to him. both are seen here under the red and white flag. when he turned the man's bag was on the ground but the man wearing aviators and a black hat was gone. a dai after the bombing from his hospital bed bauman scribbled a note. i saw the kid. i know what happened. he helped the fbi identify tamerlan tsarnaev dzhokhar's older brother. new video reveals the horror the images described in emotional detail by the people who lived through it. >> that's my sister. this is my brother. >> reporter:

. >> martin richards' parents were in the courtroom listening to the findings of their son's autopsy. bill richards sat there with his arm his wife deniset he kept his eyes closed for so many of the painful details. the medical examiner holding up the scraps of clothing he had found on the boy's body. >> martin richard was eight years old, more than four feet tall weighing fewer than 70 pounds. the bomb injured nearly every part of his small body. his charred jersey the blood-stained t-shirt, the melted pair of pants. over all the injuries would be painful, the medical examiner testified. he didn't die immediately, but it was quick. blast injuries to her lower legs a piece of jagged metal buried in one leg. near the finish line crystal campbell lost too much blood, it happened too fast. the governments rests their case with graphic details of the final aching moments. prosecutors highlight images of dzokhar, standing with his backpack bomb next to the richard family. walking away with just a backwards glance before the deadly blasts accused of 30 federal charges, defense attorneys conceded in opening statements he did it but they're cal