totoday, wmeetet thr youngng indodonesian womenen who are cy about heavy metal.l. we check out a kenyan movie about the power of the imagination. and we learn about the brutal domestic violence that's still far too common in india. what's the most dangerous place for women? you're probably thinking a public park at night, or a dark alleyway. but it's not. it's the home. worldwdwide, one woman in thre has been the victim of sexual or physysal violence by an intimate panener. acrding to rent rearch bythe w billion wowomen worldwide haveo legal protection in situations involvg domestic violence. 144 countries now have laws on sexualal harassment,t, but thee rarely implelemented when n it s to vioiolence withinin a partnenership. in 3 37 countries,s, forced sexx within a a marriage dodoesn't n cocount as rape.e. in indiaia, sex with a a minos women over 18 8 ough are stilln ryry much at the mercy of their husbanan. reporter: this woman can't go to the courts and her family doesn't understand her problem. that's why she's come to this women's support center. priya is in

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rererter: what we have seseen totoday as you heard in the rept is tens of thousanands of palestiniaianse to the bord, some of them stayed 800 0 meters away as it was called for by the organizers were they built a tent city to remind the world of the refugees, palestinian refugees, from 1948 with those tents, and they will be there for the next couple of w weeks. at the same time we have seen groups of protesters breaking away, coming closer to the border. israel in the past has made it very clear that they will not tolerate any attempt as they say to reach the border or come close to the border. there is a buffer zone anywhere who approacheses this fence. they could be shot. what you have seen today is according to the ministry in gaza is 15 people have been killed and 1000 people have been injured. there are rubber bullets and tear gas being applied at the protesters. maya: are these demands from hamas' side anything new? they say nothing less than the entirety of our l land back, but what is at statake p politicall reporter: for hamas it is important to keep this momentum, for the pro

juan gonzalez and i recently spoke to three members of the vietnamon that are in totoday.ietnam veteran paul cox, who later co-founded the veterans for peace chapter in san francisco, susan schnall, former navy nurse who was court-martialed for opposing the vietnam war, and longtime activist ron carver, who has organized an exhibit honoring the gi antiwar movement at the war remnants museum in ho chi minh city. i began by asking ron n carver about what happened d 50 years o today in my lai. >> well, 504 civilians, noncombatants, were mowed down by soldiers -- as you said, it was horrific, but it was not an isolated incident. it was part of the culture of the war that had been created and fostered and was largely a product of the pentagon's insistence on high body counts in order to justify their continued war effort and the continuingng escalatating insise that the u.s. congress give them ever more money and ever more troops. this is what led to these kind of massacres. the significance to me, however, is people like hugh thompson who, at great risk, landed his helicopter,