butch casey lives in the miramar city limits, so the miramar police department, once they were notified that his car was found, they sought to locate him. a quick knock on the door. no response, no answer. >> the miramar policeman left his card in the door, unaware of the gruesome scene that lay just inside. the same sunday that butch casey's charred mercedes was found in the everglades police were notified by the families of two aspiring models. sharon anderson and marie rogers, that both women were missing. >> so i remember it was june 26th. it was a sunday. my mom called, said she hadn't spoken to sharon. and i thought, well, she's 25. she liked to go out and have a good time. but i could hear in my mother's voice that something was not right. >> police discovered the two women had been at casey's nickelodeon the previous night. >> they were there up until around closing time. casey, being a ladies' man, flirted with them and invited them to come to his home. >> by late sunday, with no sign of casey, anderson or rogers, police returned to casey's home. >> this time the officer actual

, and that would the discourse inside miramar. we've been very vocal in our riticism but we shouldn't get confused in terms of who can move the needle on this issue inside miramar and that's directly with the army and precisely why we want to target the generals directly, course, there is a lot of blame to be shared. the last comment on what the u.s. government should be doing colleague, ask my johann lynn, who heads our relations team, to talk about the important work congress is oing to address the rohingya situation. johann? >> thank you, margaret, i really appreciate the question. i'm so happy to see so many hill taff here gathered with us because the plight of the rohingya is actually one of the important issues that amnesty international has been working very closely with to trump administration address. i think many of you may know that secretary tillerson shortly before thanksgiving visited miramar, met with the military on the ground, spoke at a press conference critical of miramar authority, both military and civilian au

what the miramar government didn't want the world to see evidence of a massacre and the journalists who revealed it are in jail. but first the u.s. is heading for its second government shutdown within a month that's after the senate adjourned without holding a vote to pass a budget deal the midnight deadline has just. asked the agreement struck by republican and democratic leaders in the senate has faced stiff resistance from both camps that what was being proposed was a two year deal which would have increased spending on both defense and domestic programs to the tune of three hundred billion dollars more than half of that would be for the military alone on the domestic front health care and education would receive more cash which satisfies many democrats but not all of them happy the democrats leader in the lower chamber the house of representatives nancy pelosi refuses to vote yes because there's no provision for young immigrants who entered the u.s. illegally as children so-called dreamers is also opposition from some republicans budget hawks like senator paul from kentucky who are

fischer al-jazeera washington at least five previously unreported math graves have been uncovered in miramar by the associated press news agency the un special rapporteur turkey has called for a fact finding mission to be given access to the site and the u.s. is fake and out the state department says it's deeply troubled by the news scott highly reports now from young gun. the associated press news agency has released a video it says confirms reports of a massacre of revenge of muslims in myanmar last year a.p. says the pictures of here to show the bodies are buried may. its investigation suggest at least five previously reported mass graves have been found the news agency spoke to villagers who say the number of dead could be as high as four hundred. wherever was injured but still life after the attack was thrown into flames young men like myself managed to escape the attack but others like small children and women couldn't run away in time they were either killed or tied up and thrown inside homes by the military which they burnt down using launchers. it's not the massacre took place in da

sanctions the report to a security council committee says north korea supplied weapons to syria and miramar and shipped coal to countries including russia and china the un sanctions banning such exports are designed to limit funding for north korea's nuclear program. the u.s. military is modernizing its nuclear weapons arsenal in response it says to concerns russia is expanding its capability the new pentagon strategy ends the obama era push to reduce america's stockpile defense secretary james mattis says the u.s. needs to see the world as it is not as it wishes it to be our defense department correspondent i think i am reports from washington d.c. . u.s. president donald trump never criticizes russian president vladimir putin but the pentagon is doing just that moscow retains a large stockpile of non-strategic nuclear weapons and continues to modernize those as well as its strategic systems this report says aggression from russia concerns about china and north korea and potentially iran are the reasons the u.s. needs to modernize its nuclear weapons and it's changing the wording on when i

sensitive intelligence information at least five previously reported last graves have been uncovered in miramar by the associated press news agency the un special rapporteur has called for a fact finding mission to be given access to the sites the u.s. state department says it's deeply troubled by the news the man who drove his van into a crowd outside a london mosque killing one person has been found guilty of murder and attempted murder right up to date those are the latest headlines from us here at al-jazeera stories next. imprisoned without charge in saudi arabia dozens of political and free speech activists are held provoking calls for the united nations to suspend the kingdom from the human rights council has only happened once before with libya will the u.n. acts again this is inside story. the at the at. the in. oh they're welcome to the program i'm oracle two british lawyers have published a thirty one page report outlining how saudi arabia has breached international law the report accuses police of arresting dozens of political and free speech activists and holding them without charge

scene to national report says the ethnic cleansing campaign against the ranger continues unabated in miramar refugees arrived in bangladesh describe a systemic campaign of false starvation kidnapping and sexual violence ripples in israeli media suggest the police will recommend benjamin netanyahu be indicted on corruption charges the prime minister and his wife are suspected of receiving illicit gifts from billionaire benefactors including a major hollywood producer this in yahoo denies the allegations and says he's confident the attorney general won't pursue the case. many of you asked what will happen so i want to reassure you there will be nothing because i know the truth the state of israel is a state of law the law says of the one to determine whether there is evidence against the prime minister is the attorney general and he consults with the state attorney the state prosecutor said recently in knesset that about half of the police recommendations and with nothing. north korea has staged a military parade in the capital pyongyang to mark the seventieth anniversary of the establishment

it's looking pretty warm there for noise twenty seven fine conditions across los and through into miramar yang on there hot and humid thirty five degrees for south asia it looks mostly findings in the satellite imagery we've got very little way of significant cloud here so plenty of sunshine temperatures for the most part we do expect into the low thirty's delhi at about twenty six degrees and then for crouch in pakistan twenty nine or so moving on then to the arabian peninsula we have got a frontal system just affecting northern areas so we're going to see a bit of a change in wind direction and temperatures over the course of sunday monday said thirty degrees are way above what it should be for this time the already has been a strange winter a very warm winter as we head on into monday we'll see the wind picking up from the northwest so temperatures undergo a significant drop high seer expected to reach twenty six. while the rich take. the world's poor must to survive. on the streets and roads of my own people and investigates the injustice is globalized. and how different countries res

history the report details conditions in a hundred fifty nine countries it says the authorities in miramar have created the worst human rights crisis in decades in southeast asia. the u.n. security council could be very thing on a draft resolution in the coming days the resolution would demand a ceasefire in the rebel held on flavor of eastern syria all than three hundred people have been killed in syrian government air raids this week alone syria's ally russia has denied involvement in the strikes. nigerian police say dozens of schoolgirls all feared missing following an attack by boko haram on village and you base state there are conflicting reports about the situation and the number of girls who remain. unaccounted for in twenty fourteen by her on the ducted more than two hundred seventy girls from the town of. the students from families affected by florida's deadly school shooting has shared their anger sadness and their frustration at a meeting with the u.s. president donald trump hurt their pleas for reform and responded with ideas of his own and they include possibly arming teachers

history the report details conditions in one hundred fifty nine countries and it says he'll forces in miramar have created the worst human rights crisis for decades in southeast asia. the un security council is expected to vote on a resolution in the coming days which would demand a ceasefire in the syrian rebel held on klav of eastern ghouta more than three hundred people have been killed in government strikes this week syria's ally russia has denied involvement dozens of schoolgirls a fifth missing in northeastern nigeria after a bottle harami attack on their school there are conflicting reports that some girls have been found and rescued in your base state a filipino delegation is on its way to kuwait to discuss the condition of its workers after the death of a filipino maint joanna dema fairly says body was found inside a freezer in a kuwaiti apartment last month hundreds of filipino workers are being repatriated under the order of president rodriguez the teti own three hundred workers arrived in manila on wednesday and more than two thousand thought of returned home this one students and

killed my mother i feel skeered i don't want to go back to me and my her family was killed in the miramar military crackdown against the ranger six months on al-jazeera revisits those who survived. one of india's biggest movie stars sridevi dies suddenly at the age of fifty four. but we saw it in syria where news just coming in is telling us that government troops have launched a new ground and air offensive all of the rebel held of eastern ghouta close to the capital. damascus the area has been under heavy bombardment by syrian forces and their allies with at least five hundred people killed there in the past week government troops are trying to enter the on clay for multiple fronts and this just hours after the u.n. agrees a thirty day ceasefire for syria let's go to some a binge of aid our correspondent who is in gaziantep that's in southern turkey very close to the border with syria bring us right up to date then with the military developments that have occurred ever since that u.n. resolution was approved. amati in the last few minutes we've heard from rebels on the ground who say th

otherwise it's looking good across indochina twenty five and sunny and wholly in vietnam across a miramar thirty four degrees there in yang gone it's less head across into south asia but the weather for the most part is also fine visibility doesn't seem to be too bad at the moment. nighttime visibility about a thousand meters or so so no problems there but otherwise temperatures looking pretty good into the high twenty's or low thirty's for many areas delhi there is a mix of twenty four fine conditions for crouch in pakistan northern parts of pakistan and indeed india got more in the way of cloud with a threat of a little bit of snow but otherwise it should be fine as we head on through into friday but nurses for colombo sri lanka we could just see wanted to share us here in the arabian peninsula we've got cloud across northern parts of the region but further towards the south it's largely dry and fine temperatures really still way of of a ship at this time of year twenty six in doha just not seen winter arrive at all heading through into friday a little bit further towards a scythe but s

dollars last year by exporting ban commodities pyongyang's accused of supplying weapons to syria in miramar exporting cold a number of asian countries and of getting help to set up front businesses and bank accounts across the world under un sanctions north korea's forbidden to export coal i am led textiles or seafood the sanctions are designed to limit funding for its nuclear program. well those are the headlines he's continued say on al-jazeera after witness. that's a. little girl told. how they come. about but it's up to my. a comic of this isn't that i'm going back. to the subpoena coming along and in the pocket of the porno. out of a. little bit of company that come. on now they could cut in the lumber that. summer like i got. back. in a country said a couple. and but the kind of an atom and guy might not that nobody think. first. feel but the. very day they get you up that bottle then it's a day when i. made it i used to do it. but i'm not going to do what i did a day but then again make an appointment. to see it with an aa but they got the middle of it but they got that but. then i m

reported mass graves have been uncovered in miramar by the associated press news agency the un special rapporteur ter has called for a fact finding mission to be given access to the site the u.s. state department says it deeply troubled by the knees. the man who drove his van into a crowd outside a london mosque last year has been found guilty of murder and attempted murder one person was killed nine others were injured when darin also rammed his van into worshippers in finn's ri park prosecutors say all school was motivated by a hatred of muslims for refugees have been shot in the french port city of cali after a fight broke out over a meal distribution the fight between eritrean and afghan refugees police moved in to break it up and it's not immediately clear how before was shot while the nine hundred fifty nine is in south africa remains stuck underground after a storm knocked out power sixty five miners have been rescued witness is next. given the number. of end there are plenty more to stop the montgomery how they come . about but it's up to my thumb or lack of a casus on that i'm

at least five previously unreported mass graves have been uncovered in miramar by the associated press news agency the un special rapporteur turner has called for a fact finding mission to be given access to the sites and the u.s. is fake and out the state department saying it's deeply troubled by the news scott hyla reports now from younger on. the associated press news agency has released a video it says confirms reports of a massacre of revenge of muslims in myanmar last year a.p. says the pictures of here to show the bodies of half buried men. its investigation suggest at least five previously unreported mass graves have been found the news agency spoke to villagers who say the number of dead could be as high as four hundred. wherever was injured but still life after the attack was thrown into flames young men like myself managed to escape the attack but others like small children and women couldn't run away in time they were either killed or tied up and thrown inside homes by the military which they burnt down using launchers. it's not the massacre took place in dar pin rakhine st

bangladesh in december and january fleeing northern rakhine state almost all of them describe her miramar security forces are denying their communities access to fields confiscating their livestock and setting markets on fire it's a campaign amnesty international describes as forced starvation those interviewed say the abduction of girls and young women is commonplace the rights group war disease abductions raise serious concerns about rape and sexual slavery refugees also describe how security forces set up checkpoints along escape routes to bangladesh where they were robbed of their valuables and subjected women to humiliating body searches amnesty concludes that the continued assault on the dignity of the remainder shows that the international response has been weak and ineffective and that the agreed repatriation of refugees from bangladesh to me amar is premature but wells is a senior crisis advisor at amnesty international and the author of the report joins me now from washington d.c. you say in the opening part of your report that shielded by official denials and lies of a concerte

allegations that five more mass graves have been found in miramar. twenty eight russian athletes have their lifetime a little bit balanced the doping lifted. how the appetite for fish in china is threatening entire species. but first the united states has accused the syrian government of continuing to use chemical weapons against its people and making new kinds of weapons to deliver them now this follows a suspected chlorine gas attack in a suburb of damascus on thursday which injured at least three people when go live now to rubble in jordan our correspondent who's in washington d.c. rose this is come from the state department allegations then that the syrian government continues to use chemical weapons against its people. that's right there was this particular allegation made against the syrian government about incidents happening in eastern guta this is how they are now or the state department spokes person we are watching very carefully and the united states is extremely concerned about yet another report of the use of chlorine gas by syria the s

two months after pope francis visited miramar in bangladesh, he said even though the government was making receive learning go back, many that, manyhingya would opt to go elsewhere. theat will not happen so easily because of the and they will be discriminated by the majority of the buddhist community. "we: he continued saying still have to give a little time to say if it is ethnic cleansing or the direction of the military." .he eiffel tower is closed authorities are telling drivers in paris to stay home as snow and freezing rain hit the region. the company that manages the monument says the tower will be closed all day today and tomorrow. workers are using hand shovels to clear the snow but cannot use salt because it could corrode the metal and damaged the elevators. global news 24 hours a day. powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. julia: what'd you miss? a wild week for u.s. equities, including the fact they managed to plot a positive friday close. let us get some context here on the price action. want to bring i

in stark contrast to what is actually happening on the ground david chaytor al-jazeera geneva in miramar two imprisoned reuters journalists appeared in court for another hearing protest of their innocence and call for press freedom they were arrested last december and charged with illegal possession of state secrets they've been covering the violence against a range of muslims in northern rakhine state the un's calling for their immediate release. of the we were arrested while covering the news we covered the masquerade story as you know aung san suu kyi says it's new that the military has admitted to what had happened nobody recognizes that we were the first ones to shed light on that fact you know you know you would you know the government needs to get the right information the media has to be able to travel to cover and to write news freely not only about the right kind situation but in all issues. iraqi authorities are increasing pressure on displaced families living in camps and unbar province to return home aid agencies say this is being done to boost the number of voters in certai

is accused of earning two hundred million dollars from bond exports including weapons to syria and miramar calls for the immediate release of an al jazeera journalist a detained in egypt. and maybe as teenagers make history of the under nineteen the world cup god is going to have all the details in the sports. hello there the clowns are all gathering across north america this week thing their way eastwards and as they do say they're bringing a fair amount of rain and some snow as well so wet weather here for the southern parts of our shot and further north that's where we're expecting the snow and some of that snow really will be very heavy that system though isn't sticking around for too long it's marching its way eastwards should be well away for most of us as we head through the day on monday still just clinging on to the east and parts of canada behind it it won't be that will be looking at five in new york further west another weather system working in from the pacific will be bringing a snow there as it makes its way across the rockies the further towards the south and for many of us