in brazil heavy rain and strong winds have left at least two people dead the storm hit rio de janeiro where two residents were killed by a landslide triggered by the deluge people are being warned to stay indoors until the wet weather passes but more rain is predicted for the rest of the week. a group of british anti deportation campaigners who chained themselves to a plane to stop it taking off a vanish to avoid prison despite being convicted of terrorism offenses the so-called stansted fifteen broke through a fence trying to reach the jet taking people to nigeria going to and sierra leone i was there as long as lea reports now from the course in chelmsford in england. emerging from court the relief on their faces was obvious the case had time going over them for two years and they'd been charged with offenses technically carrying a life term in prison but there was still an outrage that it's rather come to this the fight is one you know a lot more for us to continue fighting for and until there's been a. fireman and to put a shins and detention centers than people fight here at home

at the moment we estimate there are twenty five people dead and eighty four injured and the thing is we don't control the hospital the military controls that the people they killed they put them in an equal and took them to a military base that's why we're not sure of the exact number of dead leaving these venezuelans to wonder just how much darker the coming days maybe mohammed. and parker dima on brazil's border with venezuela well let's go now to our correspondent on the he's joining us live from bowl with the weather live. me saying is beginning so what is the plan now for the opposition on a sound as they meet with their international back as. well in the first leg ations are arriving right as you can see behind me here for a minute and the center of the capital of columbia. your question was what's the plan nobody really knows at this point we spoke to a number of officials close to the venezuelan opposition and. are quite clear that they don't truly have anything close to a plan b. after they failed to get inside the country on saturday they were expecting a mass defection part

it's scary. >> reporter: five people dead, six police officers jured. investigators say at the hands of 45-year-old garymartin, a former employee at the facility. >> when they located the offender, they engaged in gunfire with him, ultimately killing him. >> reporter: police ung a bomb robot to search the suspect's apartment nearby. his mother telling the local paper he had been laid off from his job just two weeks ago. >> we've seen similar situations throughout our nation and the horrible feeling that we get wh we see i on the news, to experience it firsthand is even more inful. >> reporter: that pain now of tragic reality for another community hopinnvestigators can answer the ultimate question, why? wendy willfolk, nbc news, chicago. >>> back at home night, a horrible crash here in frederick county has left six people injured. four are in critical conditionn t. it started with a two-car crash on rte 19 in maryland. the people involved had gotten out of their vehicles. then another car crashed into the group as they stood outside their cars. three of

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when i fell down there were two people dead next to me that took me to the hospital and the hospital was full of people that there was no space to put the injured people there were several people dead in the hospital. carlos is one day shy of turning seventeen his mother adriana is both worried for and proud of her boy. she says she understands why he took the risk hornets and come upon them how difficult the youth are the ones who are looking for a better future there was democracy during my childhood things that the children of today did not experience and that's what the youth of business were looking for these days. demands that will no doubt be hard to achieve at a time when threat may be growing but resolve is also deepening. in her i must eat brazil. now to the future and by twenty twenty five we'll be a fully connected intelligent world that's according to the tech companies at this year's move world congress by then forty billion devices will be sensing our every need from smartphones to smart homes and very buses will be an integra part of that vision more than two thousand

(áábreakáá) ( marty ) breaking overnight...two people are dead and nine people are dead and nine peopleash, overnight in san francisco. the crash has closed all northbound lanes of highway 101. kron 4's sara stinson is there with more on this investigation. sara - all northbound lanes on 101 are closed near the silver avenue exit in san francisco. 11 people impacted by this in five different cars. the crash happened at 2:30 this morning when a driver in a vw gti was driving southbound in the northbound lanes on 101 in san francisco. the driver side swipped two cars near the vermont street on ramp. the vw gti kept going and hit an suv head on. the wrongway driver was ejected on to the northbound the ejected on to the northbound lanes and died on scene. then three more cars tried to stop in time but collided and crashed into the original crash. another person also died on scene but chp hasnt said which car that person was in. this is a very complex crash since it involves so many people and cars. chp suspects the wrong way driver was under the influence but will have to wait on the corone

when i fell down there were two people dead next to me that took me to the hospital and the hospital was full of people there was no space to put the injured people there were several people dead in the hospital carlos is one day shy of turning seventeen his mother adriana is both worried for and proud of her boy she says she understands why he took the risk the whole innocent on the on the hunt for the youth are the ones who are looking for a better future there was democracy joining my childhood things that the children of today did not experience and that's what the youth of venezuela are looking for these days. demands that will no doubt be hard to achieve at a time when threat may be growing but resolve is also deepening mohammed atta. in what i must state brazil. a cause in australia has convicted a top vatican cleric of child sexual abuse cardinal george pell was found guilty of molesting two choir boys at a melbourne cathedral in one thousand nine hundred six the pope's top financial advisor is the most senior roman catholic cleric to be convicted of child abuse the verdict wa

nigeria where conflict between christian farmers and muslim herders has left at least sixty six people dead. millions of people on the wrong end of china's social credit scoring system finding themselves banned from traveling. some fear is in the money the british heavyweight multi-million dollar broadcast deal more. hello and more than forty indian soldiers were killed last thursday in indian administered kashmir the government promised a swift response to one of the worst attacks on its forces and then on monday indian soldiers surrounded a village in the same area looking for suspects they came under heavy gunfire leading to a battle that killed four soldiers two suspected members of an armed group and a civilian the incident is now adding to the already tense atmosphere around the region and pakistan has called back its high commissioner from new delhi. has more from new delhi. in the past few hours has been more fighting in indian administered kashmir several soldiers as well as a deputy inspector general of the kashmir police have been injured the police officer has been taken to hosp

followed was a violent crackdown by government forces that has left at least three hundred sixty people dead scores injured and more than six hundred imprisoned thousands of others have fled the country we as. citizens we are. negotiation icy cold it is not and all of the friends say community are not properly sent many opposition leaders have left for neighboring. exiled activists like. say they're afraid to return to their homes but add that any peace talks the government is proposing can't exist without their participation. we are looking for guarantees from the government guarantees for citizens to feel safe to feel free and in peace so that we may finally return to our country and there's nobody. in the it's illegal to hold demonstrations against the government for some of the most vocal critics this is meant traveling to washington and calling on the international community to intercede the evidence is there for everyone to see we are asking for people to listen to the testimonies of mothers who have held their murdered children in their arms and please find a way to help all of us nic

step down rights groups say a brutal crackdown by security forces left more than three hundred people dead and seven hundred others arrested while many view the proposed dialogue with optimism exiled anti-government activists are calling the negotiations a chore parade's manual wrap of the reports. it's the worst political crisis that i will has seen in forty years now almost a year since the unrest began to get out was president has renewed calls for a national dialogue. we are assuming a commitment to the people. this meeting this negotiation that we expect will take place on wednesday will be full of good will and compromise. so that we may give the people what the people deserve which is peace the political crisis began with university students leading a protest over a national pension reform plan. what followed was a violent crackdown by government forces that has left at least three hundred sixty people dead scores injured and more than six hundred imprisoned thousands of others have fled the country we as. citizens we are. negotiation icy cold it is not and all of the friend sector

two people are dead and nine others are injured... after a wrong-way driver caused a major head-on collision in san francisco. it happened about 2:30 this >>> two people are dead and nine others are injured after a wrong way driver caused a major head on collision in san francisco. it happened about 2:30 this morning on the north bound lanes of 101. at least two vehicles were struck. >> our yous are confronted with multiple extensive and detailed explications with the use of the jaws of life as the extra tools. all north bod remain highway will reopen. >> a live look at the bridge more to come this super bowl sunday and let's send it to julia in the weather center. you can see scattered showers moving through the area. you can see lots of showers right now. you can see the rain showers through much of san jose and east bay locations. then drying out now throughout much of the north bay a few scattered showers around. future cast shows these showers will remain spotty in nature frare through the day. days you'll notice we have the showe

byfriday, and operation brazilian military police there left 13 people dead.olice say they were there t to investigate suspected drug traffickers but encountered gunfire. last month, the governor said city security forces are authorized to shoot to kill. he also said it should have its own guantanamo bay to house criminals. vowed toonaro has intensify the war on drugs. in other news from brazil, brazil's first elected openly lawmaker recently left his post and fled brazil, amid growing homophobic violence coinciding with the rise of bolsonaro. he was replaced in brazil's congress by your husband david miranda, a rio city council member. can you talk about this latest news under bolsonaro? >> this is what everybody was afraid of when bolsonaro won. on hiselected based promise to unleash the police and to authorize indiscriminate as, wherein the favell the poorest live, to give police immunity when they engage in slaughter. he is using the model in the philippines of going in and killing drug dealers and innocent people. the governor is more extrememe. this i is

and there have been tensions ahead of a ballot recent clashes between rival parties have left two people dead results are expected on friday. temperatures drop below freezing in the german capital over the weekend meaning life threatening conditions for thousands of homeless people in the city our next report accompanies volunteers in berlin who spend their nights helping those who sleep outside. the warm bus sets off sophia and are tonight's team the first calls are already coming in. depending on the weather they could get up to one hundred calls a night. or two for movies for stood. for by. to go through. the area medics have just told the warm boss about a drunken man they cannot attend to sophia and all of a bring him to an emergency shelter it's already full but they will make an exception outside temperatures hover around the freezing mark. so you can only ever do this voluntarily outside of the regular chops. you do. for me personally my life is going very well to you i have a wonderful wife i have a warm. apartment i have a good job drop. everything i would like to have released give

there have been tensions ahead of the ballot recent clashes between rival parties have left two people dead results are expected on friday. that washington has signaled it wants to help venezuela self-proclaimed president juan quite go out of his rival nicolas maduro u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh tweeted that his country is willing to take action to support and vice president mike pence is set to meet with white oh in colombia tamara has urged the international community to keep all options open these developments come after venezuelan troops stopped opposition supporters trying to bring humanitarian aid into the country. opposition groups were hoping soldiers at the border would stand aside for the a chip minutes and said troops loyal to the government used to take us and gunfire to defend their barricades these clashes took place at a crossing between brazil and venezuela in the east of the country. says that children aren't dying or starving in venezuela yes they are he isn't because he's sitting in the presidential palace while we're here in the street working like donkeys and

(ken) five people are dead and three others were injured after a small plane crashed into a home in orange county. it happened in yorba linda yesterday afternoon. police say the pilot of the twin engine cessna was killed. . as well as four people

. >> next, to cairo, wherere a crh at a train station has left 25 people dead. hurt in the blaze. the fire broke out after a train crashed into a steel barrier in the station. rejected the has declaration of a diplomat who helped draw up the u.s. nuclear deal. his rejection of his resignation means he is standing by his foreign minister, who has been targeted over the nuclear deal that the u.s. pulled out of last year. he gave no reason for his resignation. split,e throws the challenging the supreme leader to pick a side. >> the president has won a second term and office after the long delayeded election was held last weekend. rival has rejected the results, saying he is going to challenge the outcome in courts. brian has more on the election. supporters celebrated in the early hours of wednesday morning. >> i believe this is the way forward for this country and to my generation. choose to bring him in for the second time. >> he claimed 56% of the vote. the results are decisive, the process was anything but smooth. country's commission postponed the election by a week, citing diff

of moving from 3 days to 10 days"it's been one year since the parkland school shooting left 17 people deade then critics say congress has done little to change federal gun laws. lawmakers instead focused on funding mental health programs and training for teachers and police officers to identify warning signs.republican congressman richard hudson says that's the right approach...it will be much smarter to look at how can we address the root cause of gun violence. hudson proposes a different solution..."the concealed carry reciprocity act". how can we also make sure law abiding citizens have the means uld allow concealed c permit holders their guns..."the cosng state l agree changes must be made to better protect communities from gun violence. but they remain divided on the path forward.in washington, brie jackson ( robin ) 4 your money this morning... a u-s senator is proposing a plan that would have college graduates pay back student loans... from their paychecks. senator lamar alexander suggests loan payments should be automatically taken out of income... like taxes. he says the borrower

burning of election materials recent clashes between supporters of rival parties have left two people dead and geos have teamed up to organize a parallel vote count an important move for peace and unity and to help prevent election rigging and now to some of the other stories making news around the world a u.s. judge has set a bad set bail of one million dollars for the singer r. kelly he's charged with sexually abusing four people including three miners the r. and b. star appeared in court in chicago after heading in to police prosecutors say they have d.n.a. evidence against kelley. thousands of anti-government protesters known as the yellow vests have taken to the streets across france for a fifteenth straight weekend at the eiffel tower police used tear gas to disperse the demonstrators who has been losing support after some members were involved in violent incidents and verbal attacks on a jewish intellectual. in india now nearly one hundred people have died after drinking tainted alcohol and at least two hundred more have been hospitalized officials say the illegal bootleggers liquor

(ken) five people are dead and three others were injured after a small plane crashed into a home in orange county. it happened in yorba linda yesterday afternoon. police say the pilot of the twin engine cessna was killed. . as well as four people inside the home where the plane crashed. one of the three people injured was a firefighter. officials say, the plane had just left the fullerton municipal airport-- and witnesses say, the plane was breaking apart in flight. the single- family house was heavily damaged. there's no word on the cause of the crash.

. >> we have some breaking news, two people dead and nine others injured after a wrong way driver caused a major head on collision in san francisco. that happened around 2:30 this morning in e

dramatic footage has emerged of the dam collapse last week in brazil, that left more than 300 people dead

millions of fish in say it but i didn't know what we'd do escape their pathetic way inside some of my people dead people of course were lying on that i was all about to die so then that's where i found the one that is the scene i saw. really big. to clean the course in it. out of him that his team of divers today removed large quantities of course nets from the ocean bed every time they go diving. nets account for a ten percent reduction in fishing catch. even then local fishermen have needed a lot of convincing to change how they do their business. and when we start diving in that area. you guys because there was a reason any other. one wanted up here is to interact with the fisherman how the divers are helping to grow to fish. that we did to get them. then they will understand we can you define it because. these days we've had damage because i didn't want any fish. and can't get any money through the fish so that they do protect. one such fisherman who was in. his day. coming from a family that has known traditional fishing as the only way of life. as he's called he's reluctantly but resolutely

friday when supporters of bihari and of his closest rival actually to abu bakar clashed leaving two people dead. analysts say the election will be tight alongside widespread corruption and a lackluster economy a bloody insurgency by the jihadist group boko haram caused biharis popularity to slide. in a refugee camp in the northern city of yola those displaced by the insurgents are fed up with the government but many won't be able to vote for change. my voters card was burned when we were chased by vocal her around the entire village was torched we couldn't salvage anything and we had to flee for our lives if i had a card i would have voted the last elections held in twenty fifteen were postponed a full six weeks they resulted in good luck jonathan becoming the first incumbent president to be voted out of power. will hope that history does not repeat itself. first for a as an appalling station and nine jarius commercial capital lagos flourish has the week long delay had an impact on the election. yes it has people were expecting that since the ice the extended the election by a week that they we

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more is to resign the capital port au prince has seen days of violent rallies leaving at least two people dead demonstrators accuse government leaders of being involved in a corruption scandal. turkey has condemned china's treatment of its muslim weaker minority saying it's a great cause of shame for humanity about a million we believe to be held in camps against their will beijing says the camps are voluntary designed to stamp out extremist tendencies the wiggers are ethnically turkic muslims and their language is related to takesh practicing islam is forbidden in some parts of china those are the headlines join me for more news here after inside story. president donald trump ignores a u.s. congressional deadline to respond to the murder of jamal khashoggi so what happens next and despite mounting international pressure will saudi arabia ever be held accountable for the killing this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm peter dobby it's been more than four months since the journalist jamal ji was murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul and since then there have been wi

-- veered off the highway, and at least three people are dead. >>> we have towns under floodwater and we take a closer look at the damage. >>> why president trump left the meeting with kim jong-un early. >>> good morning, everyone. it is thursday, february 28. i am michelle griego. >> good morning. i am kenny choi. >>> finally we get a break. >> we get a break from the rain with a little bit of sunshine, a welcoming site for sure. but not oh picking up 20 inches of rain over the last few days it will be dry today. there's a live look at the east bay in berkeley at the lawrence hall of science camera with cloudy skies and temperatures running in the 40s, 50s and 39 were cold start in santa rosa. 51 in concord and oakland, 47 in livermore, san francisco at 49. we are drive for the most part with the few showers over the santa cruz mountains and along the coast from elk not a -- el granada and half moon bay. the russian river crested at 10:45 pm and will stay above flood stage all day and dropping below flood stage at midnight tonight. the weather headlines, dry today with sun, sunny tom

forces moved in to clear out demonstrators the clashes that followed left more than one hundred people dead. kobus then fled to russia clearing the way for a new political leadership or look back at those to much tumultuous events to there is that connally met up with a young woman who was sixteen when she was wounded protesting scenes of chaos as government forces moved into its might on square trying to force protesters to leave the spoke with a in camping out for more than two months. among them was sixteen year old victoria roman to her parents thought she was hundreds of kilometers away at college instead she'd become a regular at the protests on the mind on on the day police attempted to clear the square victoria and her friends were out in the street in front of them makeshift had cooled says oh no i didn't immediately understand what was happening suddenly there was an explosion and not a flight suddenly everything went blaring and i was out. an improvised grenade covered in scrap metal and shards of pottery had exploded at her feet victoria suffered more than fifty flesh wounds but

officials say five people are dead, and at least five police officers were shot. the gunman was killed. >> the shooter is identified as gary martin. he is a 45-year-old man, and we believe he was an employee of the company. >> reporter: neighbors who live near the henry pratt company could hear the gunshots. >> first it was like pow pow, two of them. and then it was like another three. >> reporter: the police response massive. dozens of emergency vehicles, s.w.a.t. teams, rushing in. >> i got the shooter neutralized. >> reporter: nearby schools were put on lockdown. parents told it wasn't safe to pick up their kids. it's overwhelming. i have kids in school, i don't know where they're at now. >> very traumatizing. never seen anything like this before. >> reporter: tonight police have not revealed a motive, leaving residents here on edge. the police chief here says that the initial group of responding offers was immediately fired upon when they arrived on scene. two of the five officers struck by gunfire were airlifted to chicago, lester. >> ron mott with late detai

at least 110 people are dead and more than 200 still missing.hecking partners, prompting questions about how committed it is to rooting out fake news. we have a special report from venezuela, where opponents of nicholas maduro say they‘ve been detained and tortured in the past few days. translation: they put a gun

india says a shootout in the disputed border region of kashmir has left at least nine people dead including the suspected mastermind of last week's deadly suicide bombing indian troops came under fire as they hunted militants believed responsible for that bombing india has blamed neighboring pakistan for the attack which killed dozens of indian troops. and seven british lawmakers have quit the opposition labor party and will sit in parliament as an independent group the m.p.'s said they decided to quit in part because of party leader jeremy corbyn support for bracks it also cited his failure to stamp out some of his them within the party. now to cameroon in west africa where one hundred seventy school children mainly girls have been released from captivity after being abducted by a separatist group on saturday the children were freed in the city of coombe oh which is in the ngo phone region of the largely french speaking country they've been abducted by a group fighting for independence for that part of cameroon which they call. for joining us now from lagos in neighboring liberia is our co

men have been sentenced to life in prison for terrorist attacks in tunisia that left nearly 60 people dead. in all 51 suspects went on trial for the attacks in 2015, which were claimed by the islamic state group. us senator elizabeth warren has formally launched her bid to stand for the white house in 2020 with a speech in which she promised to tackle economic inequality. she is the latest democrat to launch a campaign to become the pa rty‘s presidential candidate. prince philip, the duke of edinburgh, has given up his driving licence after being involved in a car crash in january. buckingham palace say that he voluntarily surrendered his licence on saturday. a yellow vest protester in paris has lost his fingers during clashes with riot police. french media say the man attempted to pick up a rubber pellet grenade and it exploded in his hand. cheerleading may conjure up images of pom poms and ra—ra skirts but in reality it's an extreme team sport requiring strength and agility. the world championships involve tens of thousands of athletes competing in the usa —— and the bbc‘s mike bushell h

barred from running fears a possible election violence were stoked by recent clashes that left two people dead. correspondent gathered from areas in senegal scaffold a car following how the vote has gone today the voting process is going smoothly so far there were only this morning some minor incidents as independent observers told us but they told us also that this time it's going far better than in two cells and twelve when synagogues saw the last elections since seven years the government of mucky salis and office and in this time with this plan assume they got in with the plan of emerging senate he did it chief the major project second new airport regional train and also who will city but there are also some issues especially use employment rate which is fifteen fifteen percent roughly and which is far too much so if there we might be a second round this might be difficult for the side because then his opponents can reunite and this also they could stress this weak point and perhaps difficult for him to get. here watching news from berlin i'm coming up next as world stories and we're back

people from the 17 people, the dead people from the parkland shooting on their hands.t, that is not fair. you said it. i understand that i said it, i set it ina very understand that i said it, i set it in a very emotional way. mind you i think these people have no place in office. i think you do shootings like this and a lack action governor scott and senator rubio, senator scott and senator rubio, senator scott now, these individuals have not shown the qualities of somebody who stands for florida. but i don't think that these people who want to kill people. i don't think these are people who look at the murders of other human beings and treat like it's nothing. so, you know, ithink what happened with the parkland shooting is so much a reflection of american politics right now. i think that it showed that young people standing up and advocating for something that they believed in is such a powerful and amazing force for change, but i also think it showed that sometimes how we feel about things can get in the way of oui’ about things can get in the way of our objective

that the money handle at the moment we estimate there are twenty five people dead and eighty four injured the thing is we don't control the hospital the military controls it the people they killed they put them in an armored vehicle and took them to a military base that's why we're not sure of the exact number of dead the afghan taliban sco founder and political head is in qatar for talks aimed at ending the country's seventeen year war. on the baradar is among several senior taliban members who meet the u.s. envoy zalmay khalilzad for four days of negotiations the taliban's pushing for a full withdrawal of u.s. troops from afghanistan about us presence is seen as a significant boost to the talks. the libyan war lord holly for half those forces a reporter two of killed nineteen people in the southwestern town of moon. militia men torched trials in destroyed farms have to us forces have taken over several oil fields in the area. yemen to the rebels have delayed the partial withdrawal of their fighters from two ports they were supposed to pull out of saif and ports just outside today they'r

to meet with juan guaido after a violent weekend of clashes in venezuela that left at least five people deadisa, good morning. >> reporter: after a weekend marred by violence on both sides of the venezuelan border, 285 people injured and five people dead, i think it is fair to say the opposition leader juan guaido will be looking to u.s. vice president mike pence for more support and for some action in regards to putting pressure on nicolas maduro. we know that mike pence is already on his way to meet with the president of colombia and then afterwards will be having a meeting, his first face-to-face meeting i should say, with juan guaido. we expect the vice president to really voice resolute support for juan guaido as well as saying that the united states is undeterred in its support for guaido, but also undeterred when it comes to trying to put more aid -- bring more u.s. aid into venezuela. this despite the fact in the last 24 hours or so, two trucks that made its way in from the border have been forced to turn around. in terms of what else we could hear from the vice president, senior u.s

(pam) it has been one year since the parkland school shooting left 17- people dead .. and congress remains divided on how to address gun violence. we take a look at the two competing bills in congress right now. (ken) kron 4 is making a major kron 4 is making a major change in the way we bring you the news. we have launched the bay area's only commercial- free 24-hour streaming news service. it is called 'kron on'. we are on all day and night - bringing you live breaking news, along with exclusive interviews and stories. if you watch our current newscasts on the new app - you will get extra content during the commercial breaks. 'kron on' is available for i- phones, i-pads, apple tv, android devices, and amazon fire . we are offering a 7- day free trial for new subscribers - visit kron-on- dot-tv to sign up. do you think this is fun for me? you think i'm having fun? [man on other line] it certainly wasn't much fun to..... do you have eyes on the target? is it her? [man on other line] i can't tell from this photos... ...i need better shots. thank you for flying turkish a

dramatic footage has emerged of the dam collapse last week in brazil, that left more than 300 people deadmissing. i come from a very large family indeed. mammals come as a matter of fa ct. and remembering jeremy hardy, the award winning comedian, who's died, at the age of 57. the green book, a story of deep south racial division in the 1960s. see what mark thought of that and the rest of this week's releases in the rest of this week's releases in the film review. good evening. the met office has issued more weather warnings this evening for snow and ice across large parts of the uk. more than a thousand schools in southern england and wales were closed today, after the coldest night in seven years. many roads have been impassable and train services and flights have been delayed or cancelled. lets show you this scene in basingstoke in hampshire, where people have had to help push an ambulance out of the snow as night falls. earlier in devon, hgv lorries became stuck on country roads, this one of many being towed by a tractor. there are long delays on the the m3 motorway near basingstoke, w

meeting coincided with military raids on became a fossil is border after two attacks left nineteen people dead also so on tuesday five security personnel were killed at oversea follows an attack on monday in the town of careen which left fourteen civilians dead nicholas hark is monitoring events for us from dakar in senegal. and this is a region where there is no physical front chair it's a region used by nomadic herders that come across into breaking a fast so in search of food and water no one has been able to independently verify the circumstances of the death that occurred during this operation but it's certainly a small victory for the brick enough us army that have come under attack they say it's in response to an attack on villagers late on sunday night where armed men went house to house killing villagers and it comes just days before the start of the u.s. training operation flintlock that will take place in brooklyn a fast now what's clear is that this conflict that started in a region of mali is spilling outside of its border across the region into neighboring countries and. has suff

the bombing of a military convoy in indian administered kashmir which left at least thirty nine people dead it is the worst attack there since two thousand and two. the senior democrat on the u.s. senate for. relations committee has called on the trumpet ministration to turn over all documents related to the killing of saudi journalist a man has shown senator bob menendez wants to know whether any saudi official was responsible for shelties death. police in turkey have arrested three people over the collapse of in istanbul apartment building last week that killed twenty one people it's thought the suspects were involved in the construction of the building they're being charged with criminal negligence inspectors say three stories were added illegally food prices in turkey have soared to a twenty year high the government there are set up markets to sell discounted food but that is putting some companies out of business simca solo reports now from istanbul. the cost of vegetables is dominating headlines in turkey food prices in january where more than thirty percent up on last year now at a t

because ignored by spanish people who lived during that period are already dead unfortunately young people nowadays know very little about the topic is only known about it by those with special interest in it most people don't know anything about it only historians and scholars can talk about you know they fought on the side of the nazis that's clear we wore their uniforms and forth against the u.s.s.r. especially in the northern regions of the country and that's a fact and there's no doubt about it and they know thanks to american and british films that europe's liberators of the u.s. and the u.k. so they rewrite history with their freedoms and many people believe it was not the soviet union that won the war liberated europe but the us spain's you've now have a falsified view of world war two it was in fact the us is all that liberated europe and suffered most of all especially in leningrad. a child of austria has said he will continue to support the north stream to gas pipeline being built between russia and europe despite objections from washington sebastian coats was speaking after a m

at the moment we estimate there are twenty five people dead and eighty four injured and the thing is we don't control the hospital the military controls it the people they killed they put them in an armed vehicles and took them to a military base that's why we're not sure of the exact number of dead leaving these venezuelans to wonder just how much darker the coming days maybe mohammed atta and parker i'ma on brazil's border with venezuela. now to our latin america editor lucien neumann she is in the venezuelan city of san antonio. and as well as security forces again denounced in the aftermath of saturday's violent response to unarmed protesters i believe that the first time the u.n. high commissioner for human rights strongly condemned the use of excessive force by venezuela's national guard and especially pro-government armed groups the venezuela's government has a different explanation that. the plan was to use terrorists across the sea bridge run over anyone they saw people and then blame the government of nicolas maduro. as for the quality or pro-government armed gangs whom we s

de janeiro a day off to a surprise storm swept through the brazilian city heaving at least six people dead the man has declared three days of mourning for the victims a month's rainfall fell in two hours hotels and restaurants was swamped while whole neighborhoods were left without electricity france says its military cooperation with cameroon will continue despite the united states withdrawing some of its assistance u.s. officials announced the suspension on wednesday accusing security forces in the west african nation of committing human rights violations it comes off the video circulated online appearing to show security forces shooting civilians cameroon has cooperated closely with the u.s. in the fight against boko haram. is deputy director of advocacy and government relations at amnesty international in the u.s. he says the suspension is an opportunity for cameroon to address its obligations on human rights. it sends a message to the cameroon security forces that business as usual is no longer acceptable and that they need to change and initiate new serious reforms the abuses that we