speak to survivors of the tragic attack in the crimean city of those who lost their loved ones people mourn after twenty one people were killed and up to seventy injured in a shooting attack at a college a warning the following for teacher is just. as the city grieves chilling similarities are drawn with the colombine massacre in the u.s. almost two decades ago which took fifteen lives. drops the dollar in its official exchange transactions in retaliation against u.s. sanctions we look at how ever more countries are also trying to lessen their dependency on the currency and american the. families to provide information about their finances withholding benefits if they fail to do so the move for same children losing their subsidized school dinners forcing them to eat separately from others. since we are in the same room but we have to say that born. and i welcome just counting pm here in moscow you're watching international three days of mourning are being observed in crimea. after a student carried out a bloody attack in the city of leaving twenty one people dead and dozens injured the atta

it is a jewish prayer mourning loved ones who have passed.me why you tweeted out every single word. >> i tweeted out the words, as you mentioned. it's a prayer we say when someone dies, when you're in mourning, and on the anniversary of someone's death. i'm horrified by what happened today as most americans and people around the world are. we are mourning the death of so many americans today. they were jews, they were also americans. we're mourning that but i think we need to use this as a lesson going forward to speak up. if you hear someone using hate speech, that could so quickly turn into a hate crime, as we saw today. how many more of these incidents do we have to go through? you and i cover these stories, whether it's against african-americans or jews or muslims. where is this going to end? the only hope that we have is each of us using our voice in whatever way we can to speak against it, to mourn what happened, to in that way look forward. in my faith we often say, never again, never forget about the holocaust. but how many stories ha

when something like this happens we mourn and we show up for the community.nd that's why 5,000 people, how many thousand were here today, we just show up. that's what we do. >> how does a community like this begin to start healing? i mean we've seen these vigils, but going forward, do they lean on each other? how do they heal? >> we continue to show up. people continue to show up and they attend -- they go to services at their local congregations, report incidents that happen in their community. just last night in ohio that was a swastika saturday night party that took place in rural ohio. and i received over 100 reports of that incident. and that happened last night after the attack here in pittsburgh. and what gives me hope is that people are reporting those incidents. so what do we do? we move forward, continue to show up, we don't give in to hate, and we take an active part in our daily lives to ensure anti-semitism can be rooted from society. >> so why have these incidents and these people essentially been unleashed? we've been quoting all weekend this f

as the community mourns their loss, investigators continue to search for answers.currently under guard in a hospital recovering after surgery. he is now charged with 29 criminal counts, including federal hate crimes. he's due in court tomorrow. if convicted, he could face the death penalty. back with me now is cnn law enforcement analyst josh campbell, also a former fbi supervisory special agent. good to see you, josh. the suspect is in custody. what are investigators now looking for in terms of evidence at his apartment, they have exhausted looking at his car. how will this help substantiates the case? >> there are several teams working here simultaneously. we have a team that will be inthrusted in him, perhaps conducting an interview. we know he was hospitalized and received what was described as multiple gunshot wounds. that's focused on him. at the same time, law enforcement officers are fanning out to cover three other areas. possible residences, places of employment and the like, trying to gather possible additional evidence that may help with that motive as

>> well, it's been a mournful week.re you have to worry about what's going on in the united states. hate is raining down upon the land. you know, we usually have groups in the country, nonprofits like southern poverty law out of montgomery, alabama, that monitoring neonazi hate crimes, white supremacy and the like, but it's really running amuck now. i don't think they can keep up with it because of the advent of the internet. back in the 1930s, when anti-semitism was alive and well, you had father cogman on radio, you had henry ford used to publish the dearborn newspaper, spewing hate against jews. we see it now on the internet more and more. i think the federal government has to crack down on sites like gab, find ways to muzzle some of the so-called free speech social media forums, wolf, because it's allowing these people to express their hatred and unfortunately, president trump, because he's coveting the alt-right vote, doesn't do enough to show leadership. it starts at the top. he needs to change his rhetoric. the w

is in mourning it is coming to grips with what happened. coming in pouring in from crimea from russia as the moonies for witnesses who were there yesterday. seem to accept what happened friends the teaches that they lost yesterday nevertheless investigators are on. the moment of the shooting was captured on video by one of the students who was inside the college at the moment of the attack and warning you may find the following scenes. the gunman is believed to be an eighteen year old student of the color he was found dead in the building having shot himself video has a motion showing. a munition it dates back to. similarities are being drawn to another atrocity carried out almost twenty years ago. and we got reaction from several specialists who say clearly echoes the columbine massacre and that in today's internet age it's far too easy to learn how to make basic but deadly weapons. a shocking event but clearly there is something of a pattern developing and it is very difficult to gnaw what we can respond to that i mean we don't want schoo

they were doing that this mourning when the carnage unfolded. and in the squirrel hill neighborhood, a largely jewish community, they are devastated tonight and the entire city of pittsburgh is in mourning. >> every available unit needs to get here now. >> reporter: shots rang out just before 10:00 a.m. >> we're under fire. we're under fire. >> reporter: the chaos unfolding at the tree of life synagogue. the community ordered to shelter in place. >> do not come out of your home right now. it is not safe. >> reporter: 100 people were inside. members gathered for the saturday service and a baby naming ceremony. >> we are pinned down by gunfire. he is firing out of the front of the building wan automatic weapon. >> reporter: dozens of local and state police scene. the shooter was leaving the synagogue when confronted by police. he then barricaded himself inside, armed with an assault rifle and handguns. >> be advised. we have a suspect p negotiating surrender at this time. >> he surrendered an hour later. veteran law enforcement officers shaken by

international also it has been announced three days of national mourning. were russia's anti terror committee has issued a statement on the events today. and it stays that approximately twelve pm. may day in the city of the crimean republic there was an explosion of the polytechnique college the head of the national anti terror committee's operational office says that special forces are currently at the scene we were hearing earlier that a manhunt was under way to the station perhaps there was a concern too of the potential for the explosions of the territory near because each has been cordoned off and the evacuation of those inside the building we are told. there was no saying what fifteen people are still missing as the investigation is now getting into full gear now at this technical college this technical university eastern crimea this really small town of coach but the injured are all being taken to the local medical facilities military medical awards already two of these scuse me the medical was ready to receive more of the injured now video has emerg

we mourn for the undrinkable loss of life that took place today and we —— we mourn for the incredibleope for a place of tolerance, morality, dignity and love. we must all rise above the hate, move past our divisions and embrace our common destiny as americans, and it doesn't mean that we can't fight hard and be strong and say what's on our minds, but we have to always remember those elements. we have to remember the elements. we have to remember the elements of love and dignity and respect and so many others, as we hold pennsylvania and the great people of pennsylvania close in our hearts and prayers. us president donald trump, speaking a short time ago about the shooting that has happened at the synagogue in pittsburgh's. joining me now from rockville, maryland, is boaz atzili. he's an associate professor of international relations at american university in washington dc. boaz atzili, what do you make of those comments by president trump a short time ago? very consulate free comments. right, these are the right words and it's comments. right, these are the right words and its expecte

as the community mourns, authorities definitego deeper i investigation.ext. >> it made me want to be more aggressively jewish. to wear my star of david every day. it's not optional now. i'm a little bit scared, but i'm kind of always scared. >>> waking up and hearing birds is one of my favorite things. when i go birding, it takes me out of my head. >> birding makes me feel more relaxed. i have difficulty calming down in the city. it's a nice way to spend an hour or two in silence. >> nature is essential to human health. cognitive benefits are seen. blood pressure improves and so does pulse. over the course of an hour to an hour and a half, if you are walking through a natural setting, symptoms of depression or anxiety improved. >> downey woodpecker. everyone see that? >> it's magical, you understand the viewpoint of nature and what the animals go through. there is one perched to the left there. >> focus on finding beauty in nature versus worrying about whatever terrible things are going on. >> getting away from the computer and knowing this next hour and

with those who are mourning, to try to heal.ate, could this also then be an opportunity to have that conversation with the president? instead of saying don't come, offer him the olive branch and say, mr. president, come. we need to have a serious conversation. here's why? >> i believe that before that happens, there needs to be that renouncement of these words and these deeds in order to feel like the conversation would have any meaning and would be productive. >> kate, tammy, appreciate you both taking the time to join us. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, the anti-defamation league reports anti-semitic attacks surged nearly 60% in 2017. so what is fueling that rise? that's next. >> tech: at safelite autoglass, we really pride ourselves on making it easy to get your windshield fixed. >> teacher: let's turn in your science papers. >> tech vo: this teacher always puts her students first. >> student: i did mine on volcanoes. >> teacher: you did?! oh, i can't wait to read it. >> tech vo: so when she had auto gl

crimea declares three days of mourning — after a gun and bomb attack at a college left at least 19 deadi'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme: no breakthrough for britain, brexit and the irish border. theresa may meets eu leaders but they say she's offering nothing new. running battles with police in the indian state of kerala as hindu protesters try to stop women entering a temple for the first time. live from our studios in singapore in london. this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 8am in singapore, 1 in the morning in london and 8 in the evening in washington where president trump has denied covering up for saudi arabia over the suspected murder of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. but he said the us would not walk away from its ally. a team of turkish investigators has been examining the residence of the saudi arabian consul in istanbul for evidence. our correspondent, mark lowen reports from istanbul. at reports from istanbul. the home where diplomats entertain, at the home where diplomats entertain, police hunting the darkest of crimes. the saudi

people joined the jewish community to mourn inside of temple emanu-el.e wake of the tragic shooting at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, many synagogues here in the bay area are holding vigils to mourn the victims. one vigil was held at congregation beth am (ahm) last night. people of all races and religions filled the service ... with the goal of providing a sense of community and support. while they in solidarity ... some people questioned their safety. < i want to be supportive of this because we don't want people being hurt at a house of worship." "friends of ours of another religion are here with their pastor everybody showing solidarity against these atrocities. > and and happening tonight ... two more vigils in san francisco to honor the victims of the synogogue shootings. one is at the chabad center on 496 natoma street. the other will take place at the sha'ar zahav synagogue on 290 dolores st. both events will begin at 7:30 p.m. thanks will. we will thanks will. thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya )

but i do not want those fakers there when we are mourning and crying.me. >> you know, the president is getting some criticism for the way he dealt with the pipe bomb, the pipe bomb suspect. he's getting some criticism for this pittsburgh attack, as well. >> absolutely. well, of course, in this case, with pittsburgh, wolf, the president came out very quickly expressed his condolences to the victims. >> very strong words on that. >> rejected, rejected this sort of hatred. and he didn't do that in the past. you look hat how he handled charlottesville. there's a stark contrast there. so he's learning and developing and evolving in that sense. but on the pipe bomb, he goes after tom steyer, who was targeted. he has gone after some of the people who are targeted. and then, also, hasn't reached out to them, to express his condolences, to express any sort of rejection of this, personally. and so, he has fallen short in many respects. i think you could say. and again, this is something we've seen from the president over and over, that he doesn't accept the role

from a terror attack to murder the memorial events are set to be held tomorrow and three days of mourning have been declared and the region the main suspect is a student at the college and has been named. the cough has to have turned his gun on himself security measures have been in the pinch all schools colleges and universities across. russia the military helping to evacuate the injured from the scene of the blast crimea has declared three days of mourning russia's investigative committee says the explosion happened in the college canteen and that the device was packed with metal objects explosive experts are at the scene to investigate is also studying c.c.t.v. footage we've just heard the death toll has gone up to nineteen witnesses reported seeing the suspect carrying a rifle the explosion was first reported as a gas blast and r.t. crew as on its way to the scene. throughout the afternoon we have heard some harrowing accounts from witnesses let's just remind people of firsthand accounts of what happened is a college student who witnessed the shooting. movies of a movie you grew up wi

. >>> tonight hundreds gathered in tiburon to stand together and mourn. earlier today other vigils took place in san francisco and in stanford. kpix 5's joe vazquez on how the local jewish community is feeling. >> reporter: people from a variety of faiths gathered here tonight at the congregation in tiburon. the standing room only crowd expressed its horror over the massacre of 11 worshippers in a pittsburgh synagogue. >> may god heal hearts across this gre nf ours.>> reporr:any n social media, expressing anger at jews for helping refugees get into the united states. >> when there's hatred and violence toward immigrants, it touches all of us. >> certainly comes from a place of lack of awareness, lack of education, lack of understanding. and just devastation. real sadness. >> reporter: earlier today hundreds gathered at stanford university. >> today i'm in mourning. today i'm in pain. today i'm lost and confused and in need of an ally, and i am beyond grateful to see so many of you here. >> reporter: outside a vigil in san francisco, security lines and ext

people joined the jewish community to mourn inside of temple emanu-el.ng at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, many synagogues here in the bay area are holding vigils to mourn the victims. one vigil was held at congregation beth am (ahm) last night. people of all races and religions filled the service ... with the goal of providing a sense of community and support. while they came together in solidarity ... some people questioned their safety. < "it is just another reminder that we are having to be ever vigilant and i hate the fact that we have to have armed security at a synagogue that's supposed to be a place of refuge, community and shelter and peace.">> happening tonight ... two more vigils in san francisco to honor the victims of the synogogue one is at the chabad center on 496 natoma street. the other will take place at the sha'ar zahav synagogue on 290 dolores st. both events will begin at 7:30 p.m. thanks will. thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) we're following breaking news out of indonesia ... whe

weeks and announced that president trump and first lady melania trump will visit tomorrow to mourn a synagogue massacre that left 11 people dead. questions from reporters. >> good afternoon. to begin today with a few killingsut the heinous at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, pennsylvania on saturday. as you know, the shooter is in theody and the f.b.i. is on scene, leading the investigation, with the support of state and local law enforcement. atrocity was a chilling act of mass murder. it was an act of hatred. all, it was an act of evil. plague toism is a humanity and responsible for horrors in worst history. we all have a duty to combat everywhere and anywhere it appears. the american people reject prejudice andy, violence. we are a nation that believes in religious liberty, tolerance and respect. and we are a people who cherish the dignity of every human life. america grief grieves for the precious lives that were cruelly stolen. our hearts ache for every person who lost a loved one. jewish americans horribly murdered represented the very best of our nation. they were bro

crowd in mourning the first funerals are being held for some of the twenty killed in. the survivors recall. the separation. of the people who sit down one. month on the. bus to bali. also ahead on the program. twitter different approaches. that we look at politics might affect whether your content gets blocked. could become hate crimes in the u.k. . but police say they should be finding more. of a new poll shows a nine a full day in the number of u.s. military personnel who. come with russia and china among the. coming from our international news center in moscow this is r.t. thanks for tuning in only. three days of mourning is underway in crimea for the victims of whedon's these college must occur which left twenty people mostly teenagers the killer. then fatally shot himself the first funerals are being held in the city of curch from where rob guest you know reports thousands and thousands of locals of up for this ceremony a final chance to say goodbye farewell to all those whose lives were cut short in this horrific massacre and just the stress most of the victims w

crimea in mourning the first funerals are being held for some of the twenty killed in college massacre survivors recall the drudgery. of the separation. of the sit down one. month on the beach in the. us to bali. coming up on the program. on the latest video for breaking its hate speech. but twitter keeps the same content online we look at how the social media giants differ in their. poll shows a nine increase in the number of u.s. military personnel who think. global conflict with russia and china among the top name brands. from moscow to the world this is our to international good to have your company my names. our top story three days of mourning is underway in crimea for the victims of whedon's things college must occur which left twenty people dead mostly teenagers the killer then fatally shot himself right guess the of traces wednesday's atrocity as survivors describe their horror. experiences. but. it was here on the thirteenth of october that but i just called the suspected shooter began to turn his plan for mass murder into reality she said we should really do this to the comm

three days of mourning have been declared in crimea, after a gun and bomb attack at a college left ateast 19 people dead. dozens were injured. russian investigators say the assault in the city of kerch was carried out by an 18—year—old student at the school. lebo diseko has more. tributes in crimea to those who died in the attack

nevertheless the city itself is in mourning it is coming to grips with what happened. coming in pouring in from crimea from russia testimonies from witnesses who with day yesterday. seemed to accept what happened friends the teaches that they lost yesterday nevertheless. it is background on the gunman is believed to be an eighteen year old student of the college he was found dead in the building having shot himself and. being drawn to another atrocity that happened almost twenty years ago. we got reaction from several specialists who say the attack clearly echoes the columbine massacre and. a. basic but deadly weapons. a shocking event but clearly there is something a pattern developing and it is very difficult to know what we can respond to that and we don't want schools and colleges to become fortresses the places of learning which we were children and young people are jails in that sense but also i think we need to look at the culture i mean it's very early to draw any conclusions of. the powers of columbine of all this as a young man carrying a terrible crime scene

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crimea in mourning is the first funerals are held for some of the twenty killed in wednesday's college massacre. call the events of that tragic day. yesterday separate you still clung. to down one. from the. yeah the bali. elsewhere there's outrage in the u.k. tonight after the release of a radical islamist cleric who served only half of the sentence in the seeds of supporting islamic state. in keeping a face for catholic pledges to counter. the new u.s. supreme court justice. to keep him from evil. come just turned seven pm this friday via moscow thanks for watching out international with me kevin. first so that sobering news from crimea three days of mourning under way there for the victims of wednesday's college massacre that left twenty dead mostly teenagers the killer turned the gun on himself our senior correspondent laura gal's he is in the city of curch where funerals for seventeen victims were held today. thousands and thousands of locals of for this ceremony a final chance to say goodbye well to all those whose lives were cut short in this horrific. massacre and just the stre

to take crimea in mourning the first funerals are held for some of the twenty killed in wednesday's college massacre. recalled the tragedy of. the other day the separatists will close the loop on one. of the phones of the. bali. elsewhere this friday outrage in the u.k. after the release of a tourist radical islamist cleric who served only half the sentence he received for supporting islamic state comment on but how that's going to bus. facebook and twitter take different approaches to very different approaches over alleged anti semitic videos we look at how politics modify x. whether your content gets clogged. every good afternoon five pm friday here in moscow or no in this is r.t. international stay with me for next twenty five minutes or so keep an eye on what's happening there the gaza border of course get those live pictures on the screen there we'll talk more later but first three days of mourning under way in crimea for the victims of wednesday's college massacre that left twenty dead mostly teenagers the killer then turned the gun on himself a senior correspondent in the city of coa

crimea in mourning the first funerals are held for some of the twenty killed in wednesday's college massacre as survivors recalled the tragedy of that day. yesterday the same principle close a bomb on. the grounds of. yeah for us the bali. news today there's outrage in the u.k. after the release of a tourist radical islamist cleric who served on the hof the sentence he received for supporting islamic. face who could take different approaches over an alleged anti semitic video we'll look at how politics might affect whether your content gets blocked or not. hi there good afternoon for me kevin i mean it's just two four pm this friday here in moscow this is out international here because they will be for the next twenty five minutes or so for the latest update. and it's also news that three days of mourning is underway in crimea for the victims of wednesday's college massacre that left twenty dead mostly teenagers the killer then turned the gun on himself a senior correspondent in the city of curch with funerals for seventeen victims being held today. thousands and thousands of locals of turne

history america mourns the victims of another mass shooting after eleven people are gunned down in a synagogue president trump is calling it an evil anti-semitic act. also coming up the german chancellor faces her next big test as voters in the state of pessah go to the polls we'll tell you why this regional election could spell disaster for uncle americal. and a soccer match and in tragedy a helicopter plummets to the ground outside english club leicester city stadium sources have confirmed that the club's billionaire owner was on board. thanks for joining us i'm mary. we begin in the united states where a forty six year old man has been charged with killing eleven people at a synagogue in the city of pittsburgh robert bowers is accused of shouting anti-semitic slurs as he stormed the synagogue and opened fire at a worshipers i'm. hundreds of people crammed onto a street intersection in pittsburgh and says that evening they sang hebrew songs of worship to show support and sorrow for the victims and the community. there was a local man police say who carried out the attack. to that s

and the business world mourns pull out and the microsoft co-founder used his bonce wealth to pursue his passion and ambition. and then fizzle and let's do business here paying commission president says italy must stick to its commitments right. managed to get it strapped budget in on time by midnight last night along with all other eurozone member states but the commission's been warning he's proposed deficit represents a significant deviation from its agreed economic path the populist government wants to stimulate the economy with a spending hike of thirty six point seven billion euros next year almost two thirds of that will be funded by a higher deficit a much higher deficit two point four percent of course mr product all the programs it wants to fund sound nice raising the retirement age basic income for the poor but there are fears these measures will balloon did. seem a group standing by for us in rome let's start with the economy minister zagi meant that this budget will boost growth and not dead how valid is that well that's certainly what the government is thinking will be the

begins mourning you may find the upcoming images disturbing. the city grieves chilling similarities are drawn to the columbine massacre in the united states almost two decades ago. the news twitter releases a vast number of tweets supposedly generated by moscow trolls meddling in u.s. politics even though most of the were written in russian. joining us this is r.t. international. three days of mourning are underway in crimea after a bombing and my shooting at a college in the city of curch twenty one people were killed dozens more injured the moment of the shooting was captured on video by one of the students warning though you might find this footage disturbing. the attacker set off a homemade bomb in the college comforting area before going on a shooting rampage and then turned the gun on himself the jewels have been held in curch prayers were read for those who lost their lives and for the injured and because there is in the city for us. the woods anguish sorrow grief don't begin to cover what has gripped the city all the pain all the sea is

cried in mourning the first funerals are held for some of the twenty eight killed in wednesday's college massacre. of. one. of. the bali. elsewhere as facebook and twitter take different approaches over the alleged anti-semitic video we look at how politics might affect what the your content. really radical islamist cleric in the u.k. after. his sentence for supporting islamic state sparked outrage. in the poll shows a nine fold increase the number of u.s. military personnel. dragged into a global conflict with russia and china among the top threats. to pm friday afternoon here in moscow when i was kevin thanks for your company i'm here with the latest from the international newsroom for the next twenty five minutes the first three days of mourning is underway in crimea for the victims of wednesday's college massacre that left twenty dead mostly teenagers the killer then fatally shot himself the first funerals are being held in the city of curch where a senior correspondent for ports thousands and thousands of locals of. this. ceremony a final chance to say goodbye farewell to all those

. >> who has families mourned their dead, tweeted about the world series.as families mourne their dead, tweeted about the world series. this is a president who it seems never misses the opportunity to divide us, to hurl slurs at anybody he sees as a political opponent. today he tweeted a racially loaded attack on florida democratic gubernatorial candidate andrew gillum, calling him a thief with absolutely no evidence to back up the charge. gillum, the mayor of tallahassee, fighting back, slamming the president for not having the courage to trash talk him directly on twitter, because he never mentioned his name. this is a white house that seems to be trying to obscure the fact that those 11 people who were massacred in pittsburgh were killed in an anti-semitic attack, not some kind of broader campaign against religion in general. >> the anti-religiosity in this country that is somehow in vogue and funny, to make funny of anybody of faith, to constantly be making fun of people who express religion, the late night comedians, the unfunny people on tv shows, it's always anti-religious. >> a

crimea in mourning the first funeral and are being held for some of the twenty killed in these college massacre survivors recall the tragic day. like the separation still to close. the loop on the sit down one. of the bones of the chain to give a shit yeah for us the folly. of coming up on the program us face on twitter and take different approaches over on alleged anti semitic video we look at how politics i defect whether you're content blocked. a poll shows a nine folding increase in the number of u.s. military personnel who think will soon be dragged into a global conflict with russia and china among the top grades. just go on for a year and have a four pm in singapore on ten in the morning here in moscow this friday oct nineteenth a warm welcome to r.t. international. three days of mourning is underway in crimea for the victims of whedon's things college massacre which left twenty people dead mostly teenagers the killer then fatally shot himself in the first funerals are being held right now in the city of courage our senior correspondent is there murat cows the of herat clearly a

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mourning, not for me, but for brazil, which does not deserve this. it does not deserve this ignorance. the brazilian people are ignorant. brazil owes a lot to lula. amy: we will speak to the intercept's glenn greenwald about how the election of bolsonaro threatens the future of brazil's democracy. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. pittsburgh, pennsylvania, is in mourning after what's being described as deadliest anti-semitic attack in u.s. history. on saturday, a 46-year-old white man named robert bowers allegedly stormed the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh's squirrel hill neighborhood, yelling "all jews must die" as he openened fire on worshipers preparing for shabbat services. swat officers arrived on the scene of carnage 20 minutes after the rampage began and detained bowers after a shootout. bowers had an ar-15 semiautomatic assault rifle and at least three handguns at the time of his arrest. the 11 victims ranged from 54 to 97 years in age. six others were i

crimea in mourning the first funerals are held for some of the twenty killed in wednesday's college massacre survivors recalled the tragic day. be a legacy separate your full complement of. all that you don't want leave on the beach or you get. lost in bali befalls one. there's outrage in the u.k. after the release of being a tourist radical islam is cleric who served only hard for the sentence he received for supporting islamic state. the israeli forces have started firing live ammunition at the protesters. the latest protest in gaza leaves scores of injured as israeli soldiers used live ammunition and tear gas against palestinian demonstrators. and keeping the faith a catholic access is pledges to counter hexes aimed at the new u.s. supreme court justice brett kavanaugh to keep him from evil. it's nine o'clock and you're watching all to international live from almost studio with mina due to the very warm welcome to the program. three days of mourning is underway in crimea for the victims of wednesday's college massacre which left twenty people dead mostly teenagers the killer then turned t

the tragic attack in the city of courage and those who've lost loved ones but says three days of mourning begin for those killed and injured in the shooting and bomb attack at the college of warning you may find the following for tips disturbing. the city grieves chilling similarities are drawn to the columbine massacre in the u.s. almost two decades ago which took fifteen lives. on this whaler drops the dollar in its official exchange transactions in retaliation to u.s. sanctions we look at however more countries are also trying to lessen their dependence on the currency. releases a vast number of tweets supposedly generated by trolls meddling in u.s. politics even though they were posted mostly in russia. plus the marital and city orders families to provide information about their finances withholding benefits if they fail to do so the move has seen children losing their subsidized school dinners forcing them to eat separate from others. we are in the same room but we have to see to that one. good evening to you this is r.t. international. three days of mourning are underway in crimea a

city and a nation in mourning. for eight men and three women gunned down in their synagogue because they were jewish.ni pittsburghd in its grief. >> we'll get through thisda est day of pittsburgh's history by working together. he the 11 victims of perhaps deadliest attack against the merican jewish community now identified. >>> and new insights tonight into the mind and motives of the rdspect now charged with and hate crimes. >> did the suspect make any comments at all? >> there was radio communications that he hated jews. >> the tree of life synagogue long a centerpiece of the community. >> it's the most peaceful, pleasant, and non-violent place yo couldimagine. >> until this weekend when it was shattered. police say by a w manh four guns on a mission of hate. >> announcer: this is n"nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening from pittsburgh, squirrelorill neigod. we have learned the dead from yesterday's synagogue shooting range in age fro 54 to 97, including a married couple in their 80s andthwo bs. man

the tragic attack in the crimean city of curch and those who lost their loved ones that is people mourn over twenty people were killed and many more injured in that shooting at a college a warning you might find the following for each. chilling similarity to the columbine massacre in the u.s. almost two decades ago in which fifteen people died. i'd also to come venezuela drops the dollar in its official exchange transactions in retaliation against u.s. sanctions we look at how ever more countries are also trying to lessen their dependence on the cover. on the u.s. state gives riyadh space to complete an investigation over the saudi american journalists. went missing in turkey two weeks ago putin has criticised the west differing approaches to suspects assassination and the poisoning. a former double agent suggests that. the welcome she's gone six pm here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now three days of mourning are underway in crimea after a student carried out a bloody attack in the city of twenty one people were killed and dozens injured the moment of the shooting was ca

the wake of the attack we have witnessed americans of every faith and tradition coming together to mourns, to support one another and to stand in solidarity with america's jewish community. the president cherishes the jewish community for everything it stands for and contributes to our country. he adoresjewish americans as part of his own family. the president is the grandfather of severaljewish grandchildren. his son—in—law is the descendant of holocaust survivors. tomorrow the president and first lady will travel to pennsylvania to grieve with the pittsburgh community. also making news today, cesar sayoc, the man accused of mailing fourteen pipe bombs to prominent critics of donald trump has been held without bail. the fbi confirmed monday another similar suspicious package addressed to cnn had been intercepted. the suspect will appear in court again on friday. angela merkel says she'll stand down as german chancellor at the next election in three years' time. ms merkel said it was time to open a new chapter. she has led germany for thirteen years and will stand down as the christian d

it is mostly shi'ite muslims who mourn the families that. have great devotion for him. he was notjust for muslims, he brought the message of love and humanity for all. hindus are in the majority in mitthi, but take part in the rituals associated with the holy month of muharram, as equal partners with their muslim neighbours. is also the heartland of a mystical form of islam known as sofism. practice of hindus taking part in muslim traditions is coexistence of traditions. it is the popular here, despite growing intolerance as dominic elsewhere. —— intolerance and elsewhere. this man is a struggling folk singer. he is also hindu, but visits shi'ite mosques to recite poems of mourning. translation: nobody objects to it, neither muslims or hindus. hindus visit shi'ite mosques and wear black clothes and if anybody says anything against it, we ignore at. the biggest procession takes place on the 10th day of muharram, people carry black flags and a replica of hussein's read. ba by carry black flags and a replica of hussein's read. baby their chest.

crime in mourning the first funerals are held for some of the twenty killed in wednesday's college massacre survivors the cool the tragic day. he alleges separation schoolbooks only a dumb move the others you don't want to leave the bones of the chevy dealership. still only befalls one. there's outrage in the u.k. after the release of a natalya's radical islamist cleric who served only half the sentence he received for supporting islamic state. the latest protest in gaza lead schools of injured israeli soldiers use live ammunition and to ask against palestinian demonstrators. and keeping the faith a catholic access is just a counter hexes aimed at the new u.s. supreme court justice brett kavanaugh to keep them from evil. it's an eleven o'clock and you're watching all to international live from almost a studio with me in a day or two to a very warm welcome to the program. three days of mourning is under way in crimea for the victims of wednesday's college massacre which left twenty people dead mostly teenagers the killer then turned the gun on himself all senior correspondent mark guys to ha

crimea in mourning the first funerals are held for some of the twenty killed in wednesday's college massacre as survivors recall the tragic day. here like a separation full control me a little bit you don't want to leave but on the future you. are still bali. there's outrage in the u.k. after the release of a notorious radical islamist cleric who served only hard for the sentence he received for supporting islamic states. and keeping the faith a catholic existence pledges to counter attacks is aimed at the new u.s. supreme court justice brett kavanaugh to keep him from evil. it's eight o'clock and you're watching r.t. international live from our moscow studio with me in a zero two to a very warm welcome to the program. three days of mourning is underway in crimea for the victims of wednesday's college massacre which left twenty people dead mostly teenagers the killer then turned the gun on himself our senior correspondent mark guys death is in the city of catch where funerals for seventeen victims have been held today. thousands and thousands of locals of turned up for this ceremony a final

the injuries forty people have already been taken to hospital crimea has declared three days of mourning russia's investigative committee has called the explosion an act of terrorism and according to them the explosion happened in the colleges canteen and the device was filled with metal objects we're talking about shrapnel of course and it's a very it's a dad lee deadly thing sure no surprise when you hear that. the injuries that have been sustained. and that's why there's great concern the death valley could rawya food people have been treated. have been killed and it's feared that the deaths tally could potentially increase to fifteen people as we were saying earlier reported missing. on their status of course we hope that. they could be safe because the building was evacuated we're told in its entirety and also those under rubble initially have been recovered but it's still not clear and it's also extremely boring. for parents of those children who were in class today of course and we just received information about the perpetrator of the attack now we just heard that before witnesse

crimea in mourning the first funerals are held for some of the twenty killed in wednesday's college massacre survivors to cool the tragic day. here like the separation spoke a moment a little loophole that you don't want to leave but on the beach and you get. to bali before. outrage in the u.k. after the release of beignets warriors radical islam is currently used to only half the sentence he receives the supporting islamic state. relates his protest in gaza leave schools of israeli soldiers use live ammunition on to against palestinian demonstrators. and keeping the faith the catholic acts this is just a counter hacks is aimed at the new u.s. supreme court justice brett kavanaugh to keep him from evil. and you're watching all to international live from moscow studio with me in india today a very warm welcome to the program. three days of mourning is underway in crimea for the victims of wednesday's college massacre which left twenty people dead mostly teenagers as the killer then turned the gun on himself all senior correspondent jeff is in the city of cairo where funerals for seventeen vic