school shooting twenty people were killed when a student detonated a bomb and opened fire at coach polytechnic a suspected attacker was found dead from a self-inflicted wound russian president vladimir putin has blamed the mass shooting on globalisation the use top court has ruled that poland most immediately stop applying a new law which for some supreme court judges into early retirement more than twenty judges were forced out of their jobs off to poland introduced an age gap of sixty five triggering international condemnation and widespread protests european court of justice ruled that all the judges must be reinstated to that positions forced retirements were part of sweeping reforms introduced by the country's conservative government. when asked the us for thousands of prisoners in california could seek parole under a new system focusing on nonviolent offenders seven life sentences the controversial so-called three strikes law in place in twenty eight states means many people convicted of three relatively minor crimes of automatic jailed for life but as rob reynolds reports the kind that

some saying is the director of the polytechnic college. we should look to but i could have been dead now all my people were shot down children die my colleagues. so she was saying the children's children were shot so it seems to be confirmation it does cooperate doesn't it with another eyewitness account we heard all say somebody was near the canteen when explosion happened she says she then said that gunmen ran after the bathrooms and started shooting so that does seem to corroborate with. the what eyewitness account we have just heard let's talk to dr doug weeks now he's a terrorism expert and he joins us here on r.t. i think he's on the line now. as dark weeks right. thanks for coming in so quickly here at all of the international that terrorism is not being ruled out at this point is that what it looks like to you well the reports. are very preliminary and water him permission but you know. going to be an act of terrorism the question though is going to be what is the motivation behind the act not you know certainly that. in fact acts

in an explosion and shooting at a school in crimea russian investigators say the attack at couch polytechnic was an act of mass murder not terrorism as say an eighteen year old went on a shooting spree in the school before killing himself the un special envoy for syria has told the security council he will step down from his role next month citing personal reasons staffan de mistura has spent more than four years mediating between the syrian government and rebel groups there's a top stories to stay with us and i was their next stop it's the stream more news for you after that folks watching. oh no my name. who expose her had. an. r. and. r. in. the strain. feeling anything yet you are going to need a pair of really good headphones for today show for me ok today we are diving into the world of autonomous sensory meridian response or a s m r now the term is used to describe the sensation people feel when they watch certain types of stimulating videos so do you find the sound of whispers soothing desisting to someone crying call wrapping paper lol you like a lullaby if so you're probably one of

yes hi neal we are right now meters away from the polytechnic we'll call it chain russia's crimean city of courage where a terrible absolutely shocking tragedy happened earlier on wednesday it shook the entire country and broke the hearts of so many people in russia and of course internationally a gunman opened a wild party inside the called age during the break between the classes at the time when the students were have in the line chairs were chatting carelessly happily to each other and then he did to native an explosive device with metal parts inside it to increase the damage and short himself dad fourteen people died at the scene and now their four died had the hospital doctors were fighting for their lives but they simply couldn't make it dozens of others were injured in mass shooting and ball main head again a devastating absolutely bloody incident as you can see the road leading to the college is cordoned off right now the best gate as are working at the scene they suspect that the gunman was an eighteen year old student off the same college where he opened far here you can see.

approximately midday in the city of curch in the combine crimean republic there was an explosion of the polytechnic college there head of the national anti terror committees operational office says the special forces are now at the scene a manhunt is under way and the territory near the college has been cordoned off and the evacuation inside the building is over we are told the injured are being taken to a medical facilities although we also know that some will be airlifted to hospitals around russia including moscow the anti terror committees operational offices coordinating law enforcement and they are also trying to establish the reason for the explosion although we know now that it is being treated as a terror attack they're also working to prevent further explosions of an extremely situation serious situation in crimea today a tragedy. on a great scale thirteen students teenagers we're told have been killed by an explosion. unconfirmed reports there was a second explosion too and also reports that gunmen were inside the building and shot students. teachers the russian vessel investigative comm

enroll in that place local media post says an unverified vary of who they say is the director of the polytechnic college room that you speculate is going to five or ten minutes after i left someone broken all the window glass was shattered after the whole explosion then someone was writing about who shot a gun store or something opened all the closed doors and killed everyone inside i could have been dad now all my coworkers were shot children my colleagues were down . ok let's go live now to our correspondent hugo she daffy's down in sochi at the moment because that's where he's going to cover the russian president's meeting with the egyptian president so obviously today's events overshadowed those but the president has also spoken about what happened today he could even just take us through what he said. you see the reason why all journalists myself included gathered here in seoul today was to cover the meeting between the russian president and his egyptian counterpart but as all of us including some members of the press service of the presidential press service learned we're learning new deta

local media post unverified video of who they say is the director of the polytechnic college program that you believe he's been looked at five or ten minutes after i left someone broken all the window glass was shattered after the whole explosion then someone was writing about was shot a gun sort of something opened all the class doors some killed everyone inside i could have been dad now all my coworkers were shot down children my colleagues were down. there really giving an idea of the situation that happened in curch just over four hours ago here's another desperate account of what i'm told this time it's a college student. my reason of i'm not going to open it is you know the ones that have all those that are valid. you're good you're probably. nice you just did yeah yeah. but. i must be desired i know you are the boy doesn't even. want to see your. family. and absolutely desperate i can't verify what happened. earlier today dana we've heard lots of witness accounts have been initially the reports were coming in that they were explosions that could have been several shades as the

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in an explosion and shooting at a school in crimea russian investigators say the attack at couch polytechnic was an act of mass murder not terrorism they say an eighteen year old went on a shooting spree in the school before killing himself. the u.n. special envoy for syria has told the security council he will step down from his role next month citing personal reasons staffan de mistura has spent years is mediating between the syrian government and rebel groups. those are the top stories do stay with us on our next stop it's witness and of get your sketch up on our web site just about is al jazeera dot com cetacean by phone or. right on top of them and mine on. defense either. you know i got you an idea of you i mean i do i time our. video shot man oh do you know. with me. he's not. on. the lightly on a lot of goodwill you know only magazine all on the just you know you know it's not like it's down there we need to create saudi of all it's you that i think i'll be out so many thought in a few months i. hope so. it's a very good you look up. to you and you get follow up monday night. with my

local media post says and on various sites that they say as they director of the polytechnic college. program that you said you could just be looked at five or ten minutes after i left someone broken all the window glass was shattered after the whole explosion then someone was running to buy it was shot a gun store or something opened all the closed doors some killed everyone inside i could have been dead now all my coworkers were shocked out children died my colleagues or dad. ok one college student has only just stepped outside the building when the blast happened. yes i live the first building of the college and went to the second i opened the door and heard an explosion then the shooting started everyone started screaming there was panic everywhere i don't know what happened after that we ran then my friend and i tried to help but we weren't allowed. ok well let's get reaction now from max adams he's a professor of public policy at northeastern university in the u.s. and joins us now thanks for coming on. let's just talk about what we know so far. i mean we understand the u.s. a g

which is polytechnic university in new york i stumbled on really drug and gene delivery as a specific subset of bioengineering that i wanted to focus on so i started looking for different projects that would make sense and i found this lab that had early gene editing school that was a precursor to christopher which was quite an effective tool that needed to be delivered and we had these mouse models of bone fertility so my task for next year is became how do i build a delivery system for that because looking around at the literature there were two publications on gene editing nanoparticles and they were getting zero point four percent efficiency so we ended up creating i have the first that was ever filed on delivering a guided nucleus which is a gene editing school that has a guide component for binding to a specific site of the genome performing a cots basically packaging those tools in some manner of particles it was also the first patent that ever spoke about cells specifically targeting. so that was kind of the basis of me deciding to buy one way tickets. san francisco and i rais

the explosion and shooting at a school in crimea russian investigators say the attack at couch polytechnic was an act of mass murder not terrorism they say an eighteen year old went on a shooting spree in a school before committing before killing himself russia has sent soldiers to assist the victims there's a top stories do stay with us there are next stop is fault lines thanks for watching he said. millions of people across india miss out on medical care but a hospital train is delivering doctors and hope to those most in need. when one uses boards indios lifeline express. on al-jazeera. when the powerful can get away with that. because they have the money and the connections to rig the system. but then people lose confidence in our law. and confidence in their future. political afloat filler is devoted to surrender our government to public corruption grafts slowly isn't that brant just a survival come our constitution. you know the fact that they've broken the law they're pretty clear about it but how do you like prove it how do you like sure people like it actually matters. in the two

school shooting twenty people were killed when a student detonated a bomb and opened fire at coach polytechnic a suspected attacker was found dead from a self-inflicted wound russian president vladimir putin has blamed the mass shooting on globalization. can usually get shoes and you blew your courage will no longer be the same as be fool that's for sure fear is always present everyone has children as far as i know the presence is quite low in schools on thursday parents left their children at home. china has reported its weakest growth since the global financial crisis country's economy grew six percent in the third quarter down from six point seven percent in the second quarter the slump is being blamed on a year long campaign to tackle debt and the trade war with the us china is the news here there are signs of slowing growth in china a move got to remember that the us is a relatively close economy i think exports in the u.s. is something like just ten percent of g.d.p. meaning that the u.s. was it will see some costs from the trade wars is not going to feel an impact tenzing like as bigges

it seems a student of the polytechnic college went on the rampage today and killed at least 17 people wounded at least a0 people. investigators say that the body of the suspected gunmen was found ina body of the suspected gunmen was found in a room in the college. he has been vladislav roslyakov named as 18—year—old, a fourth—year student at the college. it's not known what caused him to go on the rampage and launch this shooting spree that it has left so many people dead and wounded. earlier today, there were reports of an explosion, or perhaps a series of explosions in the canteen of the polytechnic college. russian officials talking first of all about some kind of unidentified explosive device, then reports came out about gunfire and the fact there was an attacker whose body has now been found. investigators say that he killed at least 17 people and then turned his gun on himself. how unusual, if this turns out to be an act by an ex—student, how unusual is that? well, very unusual. in russia. we hear of attacks on schools in the united states quite often, too often, but you don't h

there was a college in rensselaer polytechnic leinster on themen who worked canal who were not engineers when they started, but by the time they finished, they knew a lot about engineering. thise time they finished school, one of the great engineering schools, that was, the eerie can now was a great contributor to american engineering in general. -- for 30 years, 35 years. -- new york state state or the federal government? and how did they, for a country so young, maybe financially not doing that well, how did they have the courage to do that? >> that is an interesting question, because when the idea was being circulated, they went down to washington to get funding. any big public works project, federal funding. master politician, was able to convince congress to pay for the can now, so they were set. but james madison was president at the time, and three days before he left office, he vetoed the bill that would provide money for the can now. he said it was unconstitutional for the federal government to pay for a project like that. the people from new york who wait a minute,, madison is

they all attended this polytechnic college, marked on the coast here, just by the black sea. in a placegnised as part of ukraine but was annexed by russia in 2014. this is president putin earlier. translation: i would like to express condolences to relatives of those who died and expressed hope that the victims will recover as soon as possible. we will do everything possible. we will do everything possible for this. it's already clear that this is a crime. the motives for this tragedy are being carefully investigated. bbc russia has been covering this all day, as you would expect. yuri vendik, bbc russian, told me more about the attacker. one of the witnesses told russian media that sometimes before the incident, he was speaking about his hatred towards the professors and his intention to make them pay for being rude to him or something like that. we also know he obtained are hunting license, license for a gun. shortly before the incident. and bbc russian has been talking to some people who were close to this? at the moment, what we see and hear from the russian officials, they say that

administration from the university of north carolina and a bachelor of science degree biology from virginia polytechnic university congressman sir currently serves on house armed foreign services committee and also serves on the house natural resources committee. rob and his wife have two children and four grandchildren. thank you both for being here and now i will turn the debate over to give you the rules and begin the debate. thank you. [applause] . >> thank you very much for joining us tonight we want to be sure we have the opportunity to hear and see the candidates so these are rules that have been accepted by both campaigns that require you not to apply during the individual response to questions. you can applaud at the end. if you do engage in demonstrations during the debate that time will be deducted from your favorite candidate it will only hurt them. not to violate the rules the campaign have agreed to. to have an unobstructed view of the proceedings we have banned signs from the auditorium if you do have a sign you do not have to leave the room just keep it in your seat during the debate an

school shooting twenty people were killed when a student detonated a bomb and opened fire at coach polytechnic a suspected attacker was found dead from a self-inflicted wound russian president vladimir putin has blamed the mass shooting on globalization. can usually get shoes when you believe your courage will no longer be the same as before that's for sure fear is always present everyone has children as far as i know the presence is quite low in schools on thursday parents left their children at home. to brazil now a leftist presidential candidate for nanda had died to suggest that someday second round runoff could vote could be compromised he's accused his opponent far right front runner. of breaking election financing laws to spread fake news. has this update now from sao paolo. this. extreme polarized nation in brazilian society in the run up to sunday's second round vote between the workers' party or pay to candidate for. the right wing candidate joe you've also noddle. workers' party is alleging that more than one hundred fifty business people supporters of mr watson are or have been fin

officials say an explosive device rigged with metal fragments went off in the dining room of a polytechnice today. the student killed himself who was the attacker. putin ordered an investigation into the deadly explosion. russian troops occupied the crimean section of ukraine in 2014. >> president trump: so this november you need to get your friends, get your family, get your co-workers, and get out and vote republican. get out and vote for matt rosendale. he will be a great senator and he will always vote for what we want. >> bill: that was in billings about a month ago. montana, the president goes back there tomorrow. it will be the third trip out there. this is a real good race, super tight. here it is on the board behind me now in the state of montana. john tester is a democrat. he has held that seat for several cycles. if you look at the real clear average between these two men on the board behind me it's three points. what's difficult about gauging this race, however, there hasn't been a poll in montana in a month's time. matt rosendale is my guest in montana. i did reading to see wh