mohamad in the public works department, rhonda simmons, give them all around of applause as well. at this time we have a special presentation. for naomi. bill hoskins. [applause] >> did afternoon. >> this is a treat to be able to present this to our keynote speaker. and on behalf of the african american historical and cultural society and the board, i was sitting there enjoying your presentation. also thinking that there could not be a better match for today's title of which we all know. i wanted to , when al williams was describing and introducing attorney naille kellie -- naomi kelly, he mentioned she had made and still is and will in the future make valuable contributions that will -- we will all benefit from. he suggested she should be honored and was picked to be the keynote speaker not because she is a woman or because she is african-american. not because she is incredibly capable but they left out two things. she is young and she is beautiful. so again on behalf of the african american historical and cultural society and board, it is a pleasure to present this to you. >> th

gunfire and explosions un toulouse, where french police are involved in a standoff. 23-year-old mohamad mera wanted to bring france to its knees and was planning more attacks. >> on your way home, a british woman held in somalia for six months is freed after her family played a ransom. renegade troops in mali have attacked the presidential palace hours after a mutiny. it's 11:00 a.m. in singapore. >> it is 3m and london, a broadcasting to the words on pbs and america and around the world, this is "newsday." >> hello and welcome. three loud blasts have been heard outside in the french city of toulouse where a man accused of shooting at seven people and three children is holed up. they heard several gunshots and another explosion. this is the scene live now where the suspected gunman, mahomet mera, a frenchman of algerian descent has been courted for 24 hours. he fought off several attempts by police to storm the building, bragging that he is trained with al qaeda. our correspondent is in tou louse, and says the president was the suspect kept alive. >> he wants input to the justice system

french government mohamad mirror has been buried lead to lose the french city where he committed the country's worst terror act in years prison little circles he had called for him to be buried with out argument of to the mayor of to lose describe the funeral is inappropriate algeria where the terrorist father was born denied permission for a barrel there due to security reasons miller killed seven people including three jewish children before being shot dead in a standoff with police last week. republican candidates are still slugging it out for the right to challenge democratic president barack obama in november election but there are many people frustrated that with only two real alternatives their views aren't being represented is artist going to come. in american politics three is a crowd through a string of primaries two parties present their candidates for the president of the united states americans are accustomed to has been to teams they watch football games baseball games and basketball if there is one team against the other team that's kind of the way they see politics as

dot com so bullet ridden the reps that are shut down it's kind of the debris that's the lapse after mohamad there and that is bloody and the gunmen space is on our website. and uniting forces as twitch as stands together with occupy wall street refusing to give out information on a prominent protester was blocked it supported by. the real. tensions. the way to. get your guns and your security. on an artesian. well scientists agree that global warming has a daily in financial centers around the world yet the main news outlets appear to have gone cold about discussing it and it may be out of the headlines but laurie hart and restaurants people in new york if it's something that still burns their conscience. this year the u.s. saw its fourth warmest winter on record and europe saw record breaking cold why is no one talking about the perils of climate change any more this week let's talk about that do you think it's still a threat to the planet. over here especially what traffic. you know you've got the cars we like to pollute the earth here in the u.s. definitely you know what can you do i mea

youngest is just three years old little hate it's because we aren't open because our religion is mohamad not moses asked why everything is like this the son of a. is radio losses transport must be provided for children living far from school because the local authorities say the families are squatting illegally on privately owned land they refuse to hold. the vote for growth. both internationally and also in israel children should have our first persian at a reasonable distance from their home. proper occurred over persian with their very incursion for them. and they often revisit the bulldozers arrived because far from wanting to help the children you thought he's one of the families gone where is the day before this house stood here we come back and find this. our children hate the police the hate with jews and you ask from why is this change a national cause it's over democracy kind of democracy does this to its children back home now come of them being out since the founding of the state not a single you out of there which was built in for most of this already in existence there is n

take a look at the deaths of two detainees abdul rahman along reefs in may of two thousand and seven mohamad but a village solly not in two thousand and nine both were labeled a suicide by the department of defense and autopsy reports released last year and so recently i've examined brief questions as to whether these are really suicide or something else so joining me to discuss this is geoffrey kay psychologist and contributor without or geoffrey and i thought back on the show tonight i guess first tell me why it is that this information they thought out their fourth release last year they went on examined for so long or really only finding out about it now well that's a very good question and it means really that the press isn't doing their job these documents were part of an eleven hundred case we. lost the a.c.l.u. and posted on the. web site i'm not sure how many months. and i was totally up on the story. that i had written back in two thousand. reported. to see if. any. have been released and sure enough. they are much to my surprise. we were. reportedly. on the. right but let's talk a

here and as the toilet daughter of mohammad was also five zula son of mohammed was there and at the mohamad son of mohammed same author mohammad son of morata ali i was a sixteen names of the sixteen victims here those who passed away unfortunately for mainstream media these people just don't matter as much that you have to infer by juxtaposing the extensive coverage of the killer versus the number that just gets thrown out there the number sixteen may be the viewers don't care either they think that it won't get good ratings this is information that is not easy to come by and it's understandable but now the information is out there now the other thing i'd like to mention is that we see a large amount of discussion that aims not to justify but to understand what is the could have led the staff sergeant to do such a thing the multiple tours the marriage was a financial woes a traumatic brain injury and he saw his friends leg blown off the day before the massacre and nobody out there is trying to claim that what he did was right try to defend it but we do see i think a genuine attempt to unde