samer can no longer walk, but he can certainly dance. a new way of life. translation: my hobby was swimming and i really loved it. but after i had the accident and sat in a wheelchair, i started playing basketball, and now my hobby is dancing. the experience made me happy, relieved and connected me with other people. this workshop sponsored by the united nations is designed to improve the physical and psychological wellbeing of disabled syrians. wheelchair ballroom dancing, a bold experiment that even the organisers were a little unsure about to begin with. translation: i won't lie, we were a little worried because the idea is new. but from the very first moment we felt that everyone loved it and was very excited. we have athletes, a basketball player, and a badminton player. they're the ones who added to this course and made it look nice and smooth. one, two, three, four! other workshops are for pastimes like table tennis and volleyball, but here it's strictly ballroom. and a chance, samer believes, to prove that nothing is impossible.

and a chance, samer believes, to prove that nothing is impossible. tim allman, bbc news. hour or so, that court in tokyo ordering a tv presenter to pay more than $27,000 in damages to a woman who accused him of rape. shiori ito, if filmmaker and activist seeking compensation. the man denied any wrongdoing and filed a counter case, the court rejected his case and demand for damages. much more for you anytime on the bbc website. thank you for watching. hello. well, wednesday morning is going to be quite foggy across some parts of england so the advice is to take it steady on the roads almost anywhere in england and the fog could linger right through the morning and possibly into the early afternoon, particularly across northern parts of england but as i say, but the south, the midlands, the north are at risk of getting the fog. at the moment, we are in between weather systems. there is a band of wind and rain heading our way but that's not going to reach our shores until a little bit later on wednesday so in the short—term, it's quiet out there, the winds are light, that fo

hoe memory medicine samer haihham was 19 from st. petersburg, florida.ameron scott walters, 21, from richmond hill, right here in georgia. we still do not know why the killer went on this rampage. but as cnn's brynn gingras reports from the scene, investigators are going to great lengths to find out. >> reporter: and this is a global investigation. there are fbi attaches in saudi arabia and also communications happening with the fbi in washington. we know the joint terrorism task force is contributing, among others. one of the big questions that's still outstanding, what was the motivation of this gunman. that is what investigators are really trying to find out now. we are hearing there are communications going on between investigators about whether or not to call this a terrorist act. we know defense secretary esper says he is not going to say this was an act of terrorism until investigators can do their work. now, here in pensacola, we know there have been people on the ground the last two days really collecting evidence. we know the crime scene is two