rising strategic rivalry, are the issues ranging from trained to taiwan natural gas prices in the e u. m, the u. k. jump to a record high rush, it says europe is to blame for the crisis. and to covered 19 vaccination, dr. begins from migrants held in overcrowded detention centers in libya. ah, in a major step forward in the battle against one of the leading causes of childhood deaths, the world health organization has endorsed the 1st ever malaria vaccine. the w h o has recommended the job be rolled out to millions of children across africa, victoria gate and b report. it's being described as a game changer for child health, a vaccine that could help save the lives of hundreds of thousands of children each year in sub saharan africa. monica has been with us for millennial, and the dream of my letter boxing has been a long held but unattainable dream. to day, the oddity as s mallet vaccine, more than 30 years in the making, changes the course of public health history. the vaccine smith klein vaccine has been given to infants and gone at kenya. i'm allowing since 2019 as part of a pilot pr

u. m. b, she's got to put to 9 or 41 of 3 m tension close to declare one key. so for me was not necessary. it wasn't necessary to read. if i'm yeah, the she said she'd be glad from statements before the vikings. that means door under my knee because division they fought, waited for the outcome of the case. well, there are plenty of moving parts to this story, watch this space. thank you for your insights. george wedge echo is an expert on their time and international law. thank you. thank you. thank you. more head on this news ally, including anger in bolivia against your proposed law. that will allow the government to investigate people's private assets without a court order. why a plan by nigerian government and violence by armed groups in the north is facing resistance. and in support the boston red sox for their place in the next round of the player, with the international monetary fund is warning the failure to equally distribute coven 19 vaccines. worldwide is darkening prospects for

the u. m. has been spearheading a large humanitarian operation in the 2 months since the taliban to cobra afghanistan. 3.8000000 people have received food supplies in that period. but aid alone will not help as the countries and tar economy is now at the risk of collapse . the un secretary general antonio good terrace, says the situation is very urgent. disease that make or break moment. he says do not exits until afghans whether the storm and we'd soon, not only day, but all the world will pay a heavy price. the telephone's acting, foreign minister, says afghanistan's funds thought to total about $10000000000.00 should be immediately unfrozen, or captain america and the hon over the the shuttle hover. this is so embarrassing that a huge country, like the united states of america, is freezing in our assets, instead of helping constructing our country and ensuring order. diplomats tell me there's no way the u. s. and it's western allies will agree to unfreeze afghanistan's assets and hand that m

m p 's or members of parliament around the world? safe or safer than they are up to date? because there are many, many u, k m, p 's, who if, if they were joining in this conversation, we're having now they would say, look, we've got to see our constituents. that's what we do every 2 weeks, we pick a location. and unless you're some unlike, i was listening just before we came on out here with the news i to eric pickles he was saying will he always wants to know who's coming to his constituency surgeries? is that the way to go? perhaps? there may be some of that you may have to try and man to book your place to see your member of parliament, which would be a shame because of the tradition that you rightly point to of openness and being able to simply go that. but it can't be beyond the which of man to provide some form of security to members of parliament, whilst still respecting that tradition of being able to see your m pay off to rule . we've got 43 constabulary in this country. 43 police forces where that many serving offices, it can't be beyond the weighted man to show you one person to be in the roo

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u. s. shoots roll in the world on al jazeera. ah, united in grey's prime minister bars johnson, m u. k. opposition laid it pay tribute to a fellow in pe, david amos who was facially stepped. ah, hello, i'm emily anglin. this is al jazeera live from dough ha, also coming up. i so says eats behind fridays, suicide attack on a mosque in kandahar that's killed. 48 afghans, a snob for the later of me, and mars to enter the block of southeast asian countries. bands, men on the line from its summit later this month. and on the red carpet, famous producers, actors and directors will gather to promote their cinema africa's biggest film festival opens in burkina faso, despite an insurgency and the pan demi. ah, we begin in the united kingdom, where ladies across the big elliptical divide a paying tribute to m p. david amos, who was fatally stabbed on friday. prime minister barak johnson stood alongside the leader of the opposition. they laid wreaths of the church in that lay on see where amos was attacked, or made members of his constituency. british police are describing the stabbing as a ter

of countries and agencies of voice concern over the qu, egypt as joined cats, are france, add the u. n. m boy to sedan and calling for restraint. and the u. s. state department says it will suspend $700000000.00 of 8. early hours. this happened overnight. we're evaluating the situation on the ground, we're watching very closely. we're communicating and coordinating very closely with our allies and with our partners around the world. so i don't want to get ahead of, of where we are. but suffice to say that we are willing to resort to any and all appropriate measures to hold accountable are those who may be attempting to derail the will. the aspirations of the sudanese people and those who may be responsible for violence for violence that we may yet see took as president russia. ty, bedouins says no foreign diplomats have remained in the country unless they respect turkish law. his ra walks follow a row with 10 ambassadors from western countries over jail. businessman, an activist, on saturday, the us and other nations issued a joint statement, calling for the release of osmond cabala, whos

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in the u. k. m is supporting separatist movements in china going back decades. this is all part of america strategy to mess with china. create chaos, divide and conquer with the united states is making a huge mistake once again. just like they back the majority, dean and the 1980s to fight soviet. now they're implicitly backing you the terrorists in order to fight the chinese. and you know, there comes a point where you really have to understand that backing jihad is, is not a good idea. there's nothing beneficial about someone blowing themselves up and committing a terrorist attack. i mean, this is incredible. how many times is it gonna take for the united states to realize that backing withdraw dean and of gannon, stan, or anywhere for that matter is a really bad idea. they did it in the 1980s. they back been loudon. it came back to bite them. it always does, and this is no exception. and earlier we asked political commentator crazed banbury and anti war activist brian becca will say 20 year loan american on to terra operation, actually achieved 5 canister. go

i try to do that with the u. m. investigation of international mixed investigations or how data killing. and i wasn't able to because of the international link. so this is unfortunately part of the modern lebanese political culture, which is a little bit disjointed, slightly this dysfunctional. it's not going to be easily resolved. well, that's bringing jessica obeyed. hey, it was also very jessica. you were a big part of the protests over electricity sources. days over general, mismanagement in level itself. now you're seeing these protests, are you worried that protesting is become a very dangerous affair. 11 on. is this an escalation in your opinion? because they cannot compare demonstration that's happened yesterday of the group trying to of just to justice and comfortability, the process of people demanding basic services and accountability. there are no similarities and the prod that what we're seeing in terms of the shortage and lack of basic services is that people are no longer mobile. i mean like they did and over 2019. and that's probably how low people are hoping that change

the t c o t y is the i c r c's representative at the u. m. we definitely have a crisis that go on for many, many years. and there's a certain donor fatigue that that also poses to us some challenges at the same time . we also come to the point where quick a quick fix center and humanitarian bandaid solutions are not the response that needs to her. her to be brought in because it is really are the capacity to tackle broader issues that we actually bring more. we live to the people in a matter of weeks at the beginning of december, the un will finalize its humanitarian appeal for 2022. last year they asked for record amount $35000000000.00, and it's already clear that this time the figure will be considerably higher. james bays al jazeera at the united nations. the u. k. government says it will reduce the amount of sewage dumped into british rivers, falling uproar on social media. last week, a change to the environment bill was proposed in an attempt to cut water pollution, but it wasn't backed by enough. m. p. 's. maria challenz reports from l

most of the u. m. were doing good work in ethiopia. he said they had inflated humanitarian figures. he said they had falsified humanitarian data. he even said they'd made up the deaths of ethiopians as a result of starving that were not true. that didn't exist. very strong allegations . that then meant the un secretary general decided to speak again. i've never heard or seen a un secretary general use his right to reply in the security council. certainly never saw bank he moon do it. and i've never seen antonio terrace. do it until now, but he used his right to reply and this is what he said. we believe that it, your peers, not the right to expel this 8 members of the when we believe it, europe is violating international law in doing so. and they are ready to cooperate with the government of each european in relation to any situation in which the government, if he took he feels that any member of the win is not behaving in total impartiality . in total independence, as a human italian law prescribes. the 2nd general speaking therein, he also added that if ethiopian ambassador had pr

now, according to the r u. m 6, my grants were killed in this particular incident. and there's an estimated o 600000 african migrants in libya at the moment. a light, libya has long been a transit hub for migrants trying to reach european shores. and so what we saw yesterday just shows that the government really can't cope with the influx of people that they're putting into these detention centers of 44000 migrants have reached europe in 2021 alone or 25000 have been brought back from the mediterranean sea to libya and put in these detention centers and very poor conditions are. so it's cause a lot of alarm with the you and hcr with the i o. m. i and also uh, previously, uh, people put in this detention centers, or there was a voluntary repatriation program that would see them go back to their countries. according to the i u. one that's been suspended, which means that these people are often times stuck for months on end, or perhaps years in these are very overcrowded and poor conditions in this detention center. malik, thank you very much. malik train of the in tri

the the u. m. secretary general was painted a really bleak picture of the humanitarian economic crisis that to afghanistan currently faces give us some idea of the challenges. but ordinary people have to deal with on a daily basis. well, at the moment, one of the main things is simply feeding themselves. and i don't like to always quote un figures because you kind of lose the, the individual tragedy of those stories. but as well through program saying that only 5 percent of households are getting enough food. why is out there is no money . you know, there's very little jobs these days. there is no cash people cannot get hold of cash. i, if you do have money in the bank, you need to q, you can only get it in cobble in a couple of other major cities. so you need to travel if you live anywhere else, q up major qs, adrian, and then not guarantee that you get your cash $200.00 maximum a week. and this is people who have means you have other people who've been depended on daily jobs, daily wages, and with that feeding their families. they're large families, your age and people have many kids

m, here in downtown hello, uncommon, santa maria. welcome to the news out. there is a review that's underway has been underway in the last 24 hours. the u. k. plans a security over a whole for m p's, after the fatal stabbing of conservative.

l u m, you know the younger generation he's, he's a very skeptical about leading to you. i think that young people are not, they between imagine that it in, in, and other words about the eel as well. both possibilities. her life work in abroad studying abroad drive, you know, moving freely and using freedom of movement. money cannot replace our loss. that is the response from the father of an afghan family killed in a u. s. drone strike and washington's promise of compensation because of it. during america's panic, withdrawal from afghanistan in august, the attack killed 10 members of emmel, a muddies extended family, including his 2 year old daughter. and that a little compensation is not a remedy for the pain inflicted on us. it can't replace the loss of my family, my brother, my own daughter, nephews, have lost their lives. compensation will not bring them back to life each day after that attack, our life is getting more and more miserable day and night. we recall them were our remaining family. we mr. malott life is hell without them. we intend to leave of dentist on

the u. m says nearly 23000000 people from afghanistan's population of 39000000 of food insecure. that number has increased by 10000000 since last month. afghans have been selling their belongings to buy food and the taliban has also been unable to pay wages to civil servants. stephanie decker report. some couple count down, 2 catastrophe, and one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. if not the worse, those are the warnings from the world food programs executive director. if you look at the numbers over half voc aniston's population are facing severe food insecurities in this latest report, 22800000 people. $14000000.00 of those are children and also interestingly saying that for the 1st time urban areas, areas like cobble and the main cities are facing the same rate of food insecurities as the rural areas. there are various reasons for this, but the main one also recently compounded by the fact that the international community is withholding billions and billions of dollars of much needed money here everyone. we've spoken to whether they're civil servants under the taliban g

u. m. in problems at the borders which are closed and also the banks. so we can't export and we have no cash to pay providers. for now though, no one is showing up at his shop. he hopes at the borders will soon open, so he can begin exporting again. but until then, said, has no option, but to continue admiring his artworks and the many stories detail about the old and young man and women who toiled for months and years to make them ash amount balance is either mazata sharif. ah, it is good savvy with us. hello, adrian. something up here and, oh, how the headlines and al jazeera at least 27 people have died due to flooding and landslides triggered by heavy rain in southern india. the army.

a military bus is targeted and a market place shelled the u. m. 's are civilians must be protected. taliban officials push for recognition that talks with regional powers in moscow. but human rights concerns continue to stand in the way. and the arctic is heating twice as fast as the rest of the world are report from greenland, where any people are struggling to adapt to the changing climate. and it will begin in brazil where a report into the countries. corona virus response has pointed the finger of blame at president j a ball, so narrow and recommended he faced criminal charges, including crimes against humanity. the draft report followed a 6 month investigation and still needs to be voted on by the senate committee and could be vetoed and altered, emitted from the document is an earlier recommendation to chargeable to narrow with genocide and murder. of the senator say, the decision to change the recommendation to accuse him of crimes against humanity isn't political, but technical aimed at preventing a judge from throwing out their report. a

the t c o t y is the i c r, c's representative at the u. m. we definitely have a crisis that, that gone for many, many years and there's a certain donor fatigue god that also poses to us and challenges at the same time. we also come to the point where quick a quick fix center and humanitarian bandaid solutions are not the response that needs to be brought in because it is really the capacity to tackle broader issue that we actually bring more. we live to the people in a matter of weeks at the beginning of december, the u. n. will finalize its humanitarian appeal for 2022. last year they asked for record amount $35000000000.00, and it's already clear that this time the figure will be considerably higher. james bays al jazeera, at the united nations indigenous communities across ecuador have been protesting against the government's economic policies. they demanding the president reverse of rise and fuel prices, and are angry as well about plans to double the amount of oil and mining exploration in the amazon. theresa bo reports from the province

is the malpractice over u. m. and it's proxies. the visit by iran's foreign minister was more of a message than one of substance. and while he received a warm welcome, lebanese officials were careful, at least publicly, not to position themselves firmly in one camp center for their elder cedar beirut. has promised we want to bring in the testimony of the former you especially envoy for haiti before the house foreign affairs committee. ambassador daniel, for to resigned in september after criticizing the decision or by the by didn't administration to deport thousands of haitian migraines from the us mexico border. let's watch and listen. are we recommended that the national police establish an anti gang task force with several components, including commandos communicators, intelligence, people with the prosecutors and they will need to be trained, they will need the, the unit will be designed, and then they will be vetted fully the state department international, my guys in law enforcement has, is moving ahead with the security part

in the past few days, the u. m has been forced to stop a flight, the regional capital mckelly samuel get a she has more on this. the chilton government is assisting that there are targeting military sites and places where they think they're cheap enough as training their troops. so they're saying the targets are not every day. if your parents who reside in the to grow region again, it's to destroy that element. so for the t p, i love that they're declared as a terrorist organization. the if you open government has been accusing the un of providing weapons. even resources are and, you know, giving some kind of explanation of their success or the success they've been having since mid june. god men have killed at least 10 people and marley and the northern gow region in an attack on the base of a pi military group known as the gander e. so the group was formed in 2009 and is backed by the army. it's not clear who was behind the attack protest as backing the military of briefly blocked major roads in a bridge in sedans

so today we are going to see whether that is a real turn out that's going to choose that u m p 's here in iraq. and whether this election is going to end up for and. busy i hope to do it. so i know that action started people. we can see a lot of people who for now, maybe during the day not bizarre, have become better. and this is the, the read the question of the desk for the iraqi government. that's not funny. department isn't, is nothing for this election to minister. i'm not voting for this election. however, the private says one of the candidates, maybe after they'd actions to maybe be the new baby, be named as the new prime minister. and as you say, this election came as a result of huge pro democracy demonstrations against the government. so talk us through quickly what the main issues off of ordinary people, what a boat is concerned about in iraq. that on the main issue in iraq is corruption. this is, this is the pillar of problems of besides corruption, the security situation. there is also a very big a. busy demand among the public, which is stopping the forwarding, meddling a

and the fact to its relations with the international community is the amount of practice over u. m. and it's proxies. the visit by iran's foreign minister was more of a message than one of substance. and while he received a warm welcome, lebanese officials were careful, at least publicly, not to position themselves firmly in one camp center for their elder sita, beirut nato. secretary general has defended the decision to expound 8 members of russia's mission to the alliance. and sultan bert said it was due to an increase in russian malign activity. the 8 members were expelled after nato discovered they were undeclared, russian intelligence offices. the relationship between the nato, russia is out. it's is point to since said the handle, the cold war on the that's because of the russian behavior, or we have seen her that i guess of actions not least against the ukraine, but also the us significantly military and build up on the violations over. ah, important to arms control agreements like for instance, the and on a fir tree thing that the lead to the mice over the street to that act

for example, of trust fund managed by the u. m. all right, thank you so much. good to get your thoughts and analysis on that. libby as coast guard has intercepted about carrying around $500.00 refugees and migrants to europe. if in return to libby ensures it comes one day off, the security forces, detain 1000 in raids, the un says one person was killed and at least 15 others injured in the crack. down . officials described it as a security campaign against the legal migration and drug trafficking. well, thomas garofalo is the libya country director for the international rescue committee. he joins us from tunis. good to have you ever. so what happens to some of these refugees and migrants once they're apprehended by libyan authorities? well, they are entirely and they are brought back to libya and they are put into detention . unfortunately, there are no very rare cases when people are released in the vast majority are put into very harsh conditions inside detention centers in libya. ok. but i mean, detention for want, what is the process of the detain because t

u. m. in problems at the borders which are closed and also the banks. so we can't export and we have no cash to pay providers. for now though no one is showing up at his shop. he hopes at the borders will soon open, so he can begin exporting again. but until then, said, has no option, but to continue admiring his artworks and the many stories detail about the old and young men and women who toiled for months and years to make them ash about about al jazeera mazata sharif. ah, let's take a look at the headlines now. here now to sierra, china's economic growth is slowed down. more than expected. the economy grew by 4.9 percent in the 3rd quarter of the year. that's a drop of 3 percent from the previous cause.

but i know the u. m is, is working on this, i know other external actors are working on this and i think, you know, most importantly of all, there's a lot of engagement between washington and the data is probably the locus of power as things stand as, as the international try to support or return to civically more transition. and those voices on the streets. they're certainly very loud and plentiful. today, jonas horner, the deputy director for the horn of africa project and seen alice for student at international crisis group. always great to get your thoughts. thanks for joining us, trans. flexible. now, moving on, and rebel as an ethiopian tig or i region say they've now sees this very strategic town of dessie that's in the neighboring i'm hora region. the claim has not yet been confirmed by the government and can't be independently verified by al jazeera, but fighting has moved into the em horror and a far regions. after rebels, we took control of tiera in recent months. the conflict has now been goi

the u. n. m . u. s. has called on the military not to intervene in the protest. regional and international acts as have been urging general han to reverse his school and was so the transitional government which he dissolved on monday, but many processors here. so even if that happens, it's their faults short of their demands to completely hand over power to civilian rule. the people on how to toombs. 3, call it a power, grab and demand. a returned to a democratic process. he bo morgan august 0. what to rebels from ethiopia is to cry, regions say they are now in full control of the strategic town of dessie in the neighboring. i'm har, region, the government is contesting that claim. phasing has moved into the em horan afar regions silence rebels reach a control of to grey. the conflict has been going on for more than a year. william davison, as a senior. if european analyst at the international crisis group, he says, taking control of jesse would be significant for the t p l f. i think it's important as i

the u. s. m. u. s. has called on the military not to intervene in the protest. regional and international actually have been urgent. hon hunter broke his school and we saw the transitional government, which he dissolved on monday, but many processors here. so even if that happens, it says false shows on demand to completely handle the power could civilian rule the people on how to 3, call it the power, grab and demand, a return to a democrat, the process here, morgan august 0 or 2. earlier we spent dahlia about manime, a sudanese activists on the phone. she says it's not clear why security forces find the demonstrators lost count that i got was a 3 dead and more than 100 injured. and so, i mean, i see no reason why they would fire it says address the fact that they were threats and simply because all the protests were typically 6 and they will be pick up. it's been followed by all the processes they were peaceful and they, you know, we, we should be show it, but we came for we, we will not stand by and

u. k. a conservative m. p has died after he was stabbed multiple times while meeting with his constituents, a suspect, has it been arrested for more on this? let's cross live now to ortiz shoddy. edwards dusty, who is in london with the latest tell us what we need to know. well the conservative and p said david amos has indeed died off to being stopped earlier this afternoon during a constituency surgery meeting, which is essentially a weekly meeting that politicians have went by members of the public can attend and discuss local political issues with that member off a parliament of course, that happened at some hours the guy was being housed at the methodist church in south and which is just outside of central london when a young man wielding a knife run into the methodist church attacks. the veteran politician and of course subsequently, murdering him at that point, an ambulance attended to the c. u. a power medics treated him to see where he was fighting for his life. but tragically he passed away. jo, be

the u. s. m. u k. a warning they citizens of a security threat in afghanistan is capital. they have been asked to stay away from hotels in kabul. it follows a recent rise in hostile attacks. a rock selection commission says initial turnout and sundays parliamentary election was about 41 percent. that's the lowest in that the 5 election since saddam hussein was deposed in 2003 official results are expected in the coming. alex and tens of thousands of people have rallied across poland in support of the european union. they're angry about a court ruling which said, pa to me you lot are incompatible with the polish constitution. security forces in the indian administered kashmir have detained at least 700 people in a crackdown. it follows a series of targeted killings. gunman killed 4 people from minority communities in the main x city of shouldn't a guy in the last few days. police say around $25.00 civilians have been killed and politically motivated attacks in the regions so far this year. for more on the store, let's bring in the elizabeth parent, m a and she's live for us

ah, a wanting from the u. s. m. u k, to their citizens in afghanistan, telling them to stay away from hotels in cobb. ah, hello, i'm emily ango. this is al jazeera, alive from doug hauser. coming up, the law was devoted turn out since the fall of saddam hussein. we get the latest from the iraqi capital ahead of results from sunday's parliamentary election. oh.

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u. k. where a conservative m p has reportedly been stabbed multiple times. david amos was meeting constituents when a member of the public attacked him, a suspect has been arrested amos. 69 is a long time. you're a skeptic and ardent breaks a tear will bring you the latest updates on the store and more at the top. the next hour, stay with desert international. we'll be back in about 30 minutes with more. stay with us. ah. with join me every posted on the alex. so i wasn't sure when i'll be speaking to yes. in the world politics sport, business. i'm sure business. i'll see you then. mm hm. hello and welcome to so if you go visionaries, me, sophia shevardnadze. technology is promising to stave off old age. and scientists are working very hard to increase the sustainability of our organs, including the most vital one, our heart. what has change, what is real and what's not? well, i talk to day to world renowned heart surgeon, dr. leo buccheri yonder and g up dr. no bulgaria, i'm so happy to see you and we haven't seen each other for such a long time.

u. k, the conservative m. p has reportedly been stopped multiple times while meeting with his constituents, a suspect has been arrested from one of the lift cross live down to archie is shot edwards joshua, who is in london with the latest shot in. tell us what you know well, conservative m p for david a most, he's 69 years of age has been stopped multiple times this afternoon around 12 o 5 p. m. it happened at the methodist church where he was holding his local constituency surgery meeting. now what that means is that members of the public can go and talk to that local m p 's about various political issues affecting the area . it's understood that a member of the public then attended, went into that meeting and stopped the tory m p multiple times. now this is in south and just outside of london and happen as i say, just a few hours ago now since then. but has been arrested. we've heard from essex police, the police in the local area saying that they are not looking for anyone else at this point. clearly they

u. k. and that was of so far, refused to comment. we spoke with former m, i 5 intelligence officer, shaun who thinks it imposes on u. k. sovereignty. i find it astonishing that the most secret national security information contained by m i 5 and i 6 and g t h q can be outside to a private corporation based within another nation. faith. i mean, they've always, always made such a huge issue of every bit of information they got to keep through. so they got various laws to protect the information. again, with a blank for example, like the official secret. and yet now they just handing over all this information to a foreign corporation. it does not make sense. it's just an outside thing of british national sovereignty. so just going on here. and i would say, well, alex america there are friends. but we've seen time and time again over the last 20 years, at least from one terrace, started how they can manipulate an abuse intelligence behind the scenes, and also have hon. that intelligence can be in this aspect, when it comes to national security and high grade i

but his police have declared the fatal stabbing of u. k. m p. david, i'm the amos, a terrorist incident. 69 year old was meeting members of the public at a church when he was attacked by 25 year olds been arrested on suspicion of murder . i think all our hearts are full of shock and sadness to day as to the loss of the david. a miss m p who was killed in his constituency. surgery in a church after almost 40 years of continuous service to the people of essex and the whole of the united kingdom. and the reason i think people are so shocked and saddened is above all. he was one of the kindest, nicest, those gentle people in politics. and he also had an outstanding record of passing laws to help the most vulnerable finance have been held for the 7 people killed and b routes, worst street violence for more than 10 years. the city was walked by gunfire for several hours on 1st, sailors began after snipers targeted a protest. mine's been put into psychiatric care in norway, after being accused of killing 5 people with a bow and arrows. a court ordered