know the people of guatemala we cannot allow these in cid us crimes to go unpunished. going guy that killed him via appia we urgently call upon you to join our fight for the immediate release of abducted guatemalan citizens and for an end to the killing and all forms of violence that violate human dignity in the land in that time. so and by the two hundred twenty five families which constitute a poor move to so that our sons husbands fathers and brothers might be returned to as a life. the objections continued indiscriminately the army took away and killed anyone they suspected of thinking differently irrespective of whether they were guerilla or not the day after day more and more people came to help we're much well and asked for help in their search for relatives who had disappeared but. when we got most of our own we first came here ten years ago this was a horrible place dirt floor pitch black we put the mines in and the individual rooms were shocking. they were small and had no light or windows . and the doors were just grills. not industrial grills. but homemade

no good deed goes unpunished. >> he's a small business owner. they're alleging he owes them $50,000. it would bankrupt him. >> reporter: noah did not want to be interviewed today but his attorney says when corporal kelly was shot in november, it struck a cord with his client. >> he's a volunteer firefighter. when he heard trooper kelly had been shot, it was just a really personal thing for him. >> reporter: he owns a business called rapid wraps n signs and he made this sign that included the flag and psp strong to raise money for corporal kelly. now a group called psp group filed a suit against him saying it's an infringement of their trademark. >> they've aplayed for a trademark. the federal government has told them that you don't qualify. >> reporter: we reached out to the psp strong foundation. they said this was not a fight provoked or chosen by psp strong. it's a fight that must be undertaken to protect psp strong inc. and other also charitable organizations. steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> turning to your weather. nbc 10 in wilmington, del

next one, no good deed goes unpunished.his guy robert was trying to accept o help out this seagull. >> i found this on the side of the -- oh! >> i knew that! >> the flying sea rat is going to take a bite out of his face. >> it was like, shut up, bro. >> if you aren't giving me french fries, i'm not interested. >> oh, [ bleep ]! >> robert is the father of seven. that's why he has such patience as he's going through this ordeal. >> i'll give it to the spca. ow! >> so he got the hook out of its neck, wrapped it up in one of his t-shirts and going to take it to authorities so they can take a look at it, it also has an injured wing. >> yeah, you saved me, so? >>> here we are on a highway in taiwan. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, you're going way off -- okay, usually you want to stop the car before you get out. >> wait, that was a person on the car, the side of the car? >> it was a woman? >> yes, her and her man got into an argument and she was like, i want out! and well, he starts to pull over but before he can pull over, she just bee lin

later today a michigan police department is expected to apologize for its role in letting nassar go unpunished for decades. nbc's rehema ellis has the details. >> larry nassar is a criminal of the worst kind. >> reporter: more emotional and powerful statements from dozens of larry nassar's accusers. >> it takes a monster backed by ego, experience, and power fueled by multiple institutions to sexually assault a child in front of their own mother. >> reporter: and now more focus on his former employers and the police. >> as a student at michigan state i am completely heartbroken and betrayed by the school's administration. >> i'm not proud to go to this school. >> reporter: at michigan state university, where nassar was a doctor, protests despite the change to a new interim president. >> this institution has much that it can be proud of but we have to change the culture. >> the time is up for you, mr. nassar. >> reporter: rianne wendell gay is expecting a public apology from the police department which dismissed her complaints against nassar over a decade ago. >> i believe that if my report woul

not to allow the use of chemical weapons to go unpunished.house of what happened in 2013 when we did have that choice, when we did have that option and we failed to take it. let us not let the people of syria down again. while i appreciate that it is the view of some in this house that the suffering of eastern ghouta can only be stopped by yet more western military intervention, i believe that would simply prolong and deepen the war. ultimately, we can only end this dreadful conflict and the suffering of all the syrian people through genuine peace talks involving all non—jihadi parties and the agreement of a political solution. the russian defence minister has announced that starting tomorrow there will be a daily humanitarian pause. from nine o'clock in the morning until two o'clock in the afternoon. does the foreign secretary agree with me that limiting the bombing to 19 hours a day as opposed to 24 is going to be of scant comfort to the residents of "hell on earth" as the secretary—general of the united nations described eastern ghouta? wh

it's a fear that's well founded in this city where ninety percent of murders and assaults go unpunished you see in human. rio de janeiro the u.s. defense secretary says turkey has legitimate security concerns along its southern border with syria also admitted some american backed kurdish forces had moved to syria's border region of where turkey launched an operation last month to push kurds out the u.s. has supported kurdish forces in the fight against eisel severely straining ties with turkey which sees them as a terrorist group now the deputy head of oxfam a step down of its response to allegations of sexual misconduct by some of the stuff it followed new accusations that the british charity tried to hide the findings of a probe into the use of prostitutes aid workers in haiti and chad. he works with the u.k. charity war on want she says there's a lack of accountability between aid workers and the countries where they are based . the real problem here is that we bring people from outside these countries often from the west to have a background in that country or an understanding of th

it's a fear that's well founded in this city where ninety percent of murders and assaults go unpunished you see inulin i'll just see that rio de janeiro egypt's former chief of staff of the armed forces sami anon has top secret files that will be released if he is harmed in any way that's a warning from his former aide and state auditor haitian. this comes hours after the egyptian military announced that its investigators will be taking further measures against a nun a nun was arrested last month after revealing his intention to run in the upcoming presidential election egypt's incumbent president. will be running for a second term in march so and then says he is speaking out about the documents because he believes a man's life is under threat. i hope the opportunity to be given to the chief of staff sami a man to give a testimony freely and without intimidation for the record sort of all things come clear before the public. testimony mir hears say or supported with evidence from possession of documents and evidence which is not kept here in egypt you mean out of egypt yes could these p

it's a fear that's well surrounded in this city where ninety percent of murders and assaults go unpunished you see inulin i'll just see death rio de janeiro. efficient portraits of former u.s. president barack obama and his wife michelle have gone on display in washington d.c. portraits wrong veiled at the smithsonian's natural portrait gallery on monday it's a rite of passage for most former u.s. presidents to have their portraits hanging in the iconic museum and they wiley and amy share old the first african-american artist the galleries ever commissioned for official portraits of a former u.s. president i tried to negotiate was great here. it is artistic integrity would not allow him to do what i asked. smaller ears. struck out on matters well. i am a little overwhelmed to say the least i have so many thoughts and feelings rolling around inside of me now i am humbled i am honored i'm proud. i was more in everything we covering right here the latest on all our top stories and analysis that takes you behind the headlines al jazeera dot com. quick look at the top stories now south africa's

it's a fear that's well founded in this city where ninety percent of the murders and assaults go unpunished you see in ulan i'll just see the rio de janeiro. the u.s. has denied claims by israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu that he has discussed an expansion plan for the west bank prime minister netanyahu told a good faction meeting that he'd been talking to the americans about sovereignty of the settlements for some time in the last few hours the israeli parliament has approved legislation that extends israeli law to academic institutions in the west bank or u.s. president donald trump questioned israel's commitment to making peace with the palestinians he made the comments in an interview with an israeli newspaper owned by american billionaire trump back sheldon adelson in a rare rebuke of the israeli leadership the us president says he isn't necessarily sure they're looking to make peace he warns israeli settlements a quote something that very much complicates and always have complicated making peace he urges israel to be very careful with the settlements but then troubles are pet

general and doj are moving quickly to rights wrongs of the past when it comes to illegal crime going unpunished. no more. this has to stop. look at these cases. this is just a few. just the last week. can do a whole show on this. we really start to think about it. it's total insanity. we have enough problems in our country with drugs, the opioid epidemic. >> alcohol, criminal activity. we sure do not need anymore. and, yes, of course, all illegal immigrants are not criminals. but, frankly that's not the point. because that's of little comfort to jennifer smith's son or edwin jackson's mother or the thousands of americans whose names you do not know. whose lives will never be the same again because our government was unwilling or unable to enforce our laws. and that's the angle. we have with us tonight someone who has suffered terribly because of illegal immigrant crime. sergeant brandon mendosa was a 13-year veteran of the mesa police department in arizona. on may 12th, 2014, he was hit head on and killed by a drunk driver heading the wrong way on a freeway. the driver had been in the country i

. >> you know the saying no good deed goes unpunished. fair field woman who believed she was helping a homeless woman get out of the bitter cold. sharon struck up a conversation monday night with that homeless woman at her neighborhood mcdonald's and the woman she knew as lynn. after noticing lynn had no real winter clothes, she convinced it would be okay to let her stay at herself. lynn acted erratically and left the living room two nights ago, lynn left the house along with something that was not hers. >> i went right to this table back over here where i always kept my car keys and they weren't there. >> she heard the car being backed out of the driveway but got outside too late. now she's just hoping she gets her car back. it is a 2011 midnight blue mazda suv. you saw it on the screen, one similar to that. if you've seen it you are asked to contact fairfield police. >>> at 5:35 this morning, a skateboarder injured when police tried to break up a large gathering is reportedly suing the city for damages. police tried to break up a gather

this incredible breach of national security is going to go unpunished once we take office. and that's why those calls are so important. >> and it was the first priority before we even take office and mike flynn felt the need to lie to the fbi about that. kate, nick and tim out in oakland, thanks each of you for coming. you are calling as we report tonight for these urgent hearings, why? >> we're calling for urgent hearings because we now have -- we have had reports for some time, but now the head of the cyber security division at dhs said yesterday that the russians had penetrated -- had attacked the 21 states, penetrated a number of them and we think they will do it again. everybody from george bush to the cia director mike bopompeo, have said that the russians have interfered and they will do it again. this president even in his own administration, refuses to acknowledge that the russians attacked us, refuses to defend us, do anything to protect the integrity of the elections coming up. the elections coming up are obviously important elections, but we depend on elections

it is like the expression, no good deed goes unpunished here, they're opening up their home and little did they know this was a keg waiting to explode. they will be useful in terms of the investigation, but only a small part. >> they knew he had a gun. unclear whether they knew he had ten guns, which cnn has new reporting. >> didn't know about his social media accounts, what he was posting there, a lesson for all parents. tough and difficult to blame them when he was acting in this way. >> he's not a minor. he's 18 years old. >> right. 19. and having the ability certainly to understand, to know what he's doing and to be an adult and make his own decisions. but it is a message that people who are around you, whether it is family, friends, need to be cognizant of your activities so they can do something about that. >> the defense team says that the killer will plead guilty if prosecutors don't seek the death penalty. where do you see that going? >> it is something that is standardly used. it is a bargaining chip in the event you take it off the table, the defense says to the prosecution

it's a fear that's well founded in this city where ninety percent of murders and assaults go unpunished you see inulin i'll just see that rio de janeiro the most powerful storm to hit the pacific nation of tongue has made landfall packing winds exceeding two hundred thirty kilometers per hour in the capital feiglin gets a tour of roofs and downed power lines has also been one hundred sixty millimeters of rain which has caused extensive flooding earlier officials declared a state of emergency and set up evacuation centers the storm has already caused damage after passing through samoa and american samoa over the weekend. the u.s. vice president says washington and seoul have agreed on terms for further diplomatic engagement with north korea mike pence told the washington post that it could possibly lead to direct talks without preconditions between the u.s. and north korea and made the comments as he returned from south korea where north and south korean leaders met on the sidelines of the winter olympics meanwhile on tuesday a verdict is expected in a south korean corruption case that b

it's a fear that's well founded in this city where ninety percent of murders and assaults go unpunished you see inulin i just see death rio de janeiro. barack obama wanted a little less of what he called the silver fox look with the gray has a still there in his official portrays as a former u.s. president the pictures of obama and former first lady michelle obama have been unveiled at the smithsonian's national portrait gallery in washington d.c. they were painted by the first african-american artists that the gallery has ever commissioned for official portraits of a former u.s. leader i tried to negotiate was great here. it is artistic integrity would not allow him to do what i asked. smaller ears. struck out on matters well i am a little overwhelmed to say the least so many thoughts and feelings rolling around inside me now i am humbled i am honored and proud. new york fashion week is in full swing but there's less glitz on the runways this year because several top designers have chosen to skip it a reason to focus on other shows in europe as. reports. everybody's running a frantic b

whitehurst went unpunished by 2013, the reporter, barnes, said dozens of eight grade girls boycottedwhitehurst classes and according to interviews of those girls they often hit in the bathroom to avoid him or were shoes unfit for jim so they could sit out of class and one student said most girls are scared and shaking when they enter pe. what does the portland public schools do about whitehurst? nothing are just as harvey weinstein sex was-- [inaudible] for the past 30 years there been rumblings about coach whitehurst and his out over friendliness with female students and staff and she even worried that i'm extrema concerned about his conduct becoming a pen a state university scandal referring to the coach sandusky that joe-- like hollywood the portland public schools ignored the complaints of the victim and according to barnes school and district officials were repeatedly protecting whitehurst and dismiss complaints from the girls. records and interviews show the system protected whitehurst not the children that district officials including top lawyers, to human resource directors a

and whitehurst went unpunished. by 2013 the reporter, barnes, said that dozens of eighth grade girls boycotted whitehurst's classes, and according to interviews of those girls, they often hid in the bathroom to avoid him or wore shoes unfit for gym so they could sit out class. one student said most girls are really scared and shaking when they enter p.e., so what did the portland public schools do about whitehurst? nothing. just as harvey weinstein's sex predations were an open secret, one of the principals admitted for the past 30 years there have been rumblings about coach whitehurst and his overfriendliness with female students and staff. in fact, she even worried that i'm extremely concerned about his conduct becoming a penn state university scandal, referring to the coach sandusky, joe paterno debauchery and debacle. yet like hollywood, the portland public schools ignored the complaints of the victims, and according to barnes school and district officials would repeatedly protect whitehurst and dismiss complain

percent of murders and assaults go unpunished. still ahead on. smaller. stop after the. thank you neal thank you. probably . thanks very much high winds have again hit the action of the winter olympics and young chang more of them had to be postponed and some of those that did go ahead were adversely affected in the women's slopestyle snowboarding all of the riders fell on at least one run one athlete said after it was like driving into a wind tunnel defending champion jamie anderson of the united states stayed on her feet long enough to win gold but many competitors were happy and i feel so so happy . if i can send it out another gold definitely was a struggle out there today for everyone and i'm just happy i was able to put one down our correspondent lee wellings he was in pyongyang says the decision to proceed with the slopestyle was taken by the sport's governing body and not the international olympic committee well yes you can understand the frustration and on happiness of many of the competitors in the women folks out there for about four years for these words olym

jet is a message that you know they can't fly over syria and hit targets in syria without going unpunished so harsh rhetoric really it was a serious incident a serious confrontation but for now it seems both sides have taken a step back they've given each other messages we know what israel's red lines are it said this for some time now it will not allow to iran and its allies to entrench itself militarily in syria now syrian government and its allies have their message of their own their own red line stop hitting us now russia in the russian position is quite interesting saying that the syrian territorial integrity needs to be respected and we all know that israel has been hitting syria for some time now and the only reason why you can do that and fly unchallenged in syrian airspace is because it has the russian approval so now russia calling for restraint and you know saying that syria's territorial integrity should be respected behind the scenes in all of this is there a dispute over the idea of an attempt to create a sort of zone area in the south of syria where iranian troops would not

like they say, no good deed goes unpunished. but they're as shocked as anybody else. more batd for everyone going through this. >> he had one rifle. >> it was his. he brought it into the house and they had strict rules which is it was locked in the gun safe, which is our undering. we don't know how it got out. >> but they allowed him to have the rifle in the house. >> 19 years old. not a kid. he brought many of his possessions in the home. again, they didn't see anything like this coming. >> they lived where? >> in the rural part of northwest about a couple miles here from the school. >> as far as you know, what was nik up to at this time? >> he was supposed to have gone to his adult education school that morning but when he was woken up to go, he said something to the effect of it's valentine's day, i don't go to school on valentine's day. they didn't think anything of it. the other young man went to school. they went to work and they lost track of him at that point. he was in touch with the son by text but there was no indication he was up to anything devious like t

and now, like they say, no good deed goes unpunished. >> are you worried about legal repercussions?somebody tries to find fault with them, this young man, their own son. he's part of the community. he wants to get back to the school. they want to go back to their lives. they want people to know because nik was at their house, they want to tell people everything that they know, including the fbi and all law enforcement. they is cooperated from day one. >> there have been so many reports about nikolass' alleged social media use. killing small animals. posting about guns. did you know anything about that? >> no, we knew he had one instagram account. that my son had. i guess that would be the normal one. the other ones he had, we had no idea about. my son had no idea about. as far as the animal killings, he didn't do anything like that at our house. we have animals. he loved our animals. our animals loved him. >> you were aware he had weapons? >> absolutely spp. >> where were they kept? >> before he moved in, one of the stipulations was he had to get a gun safe. we got one on the way to

crime which often gos unfunnished -- unpunished because of unreliable witnesses. on february 14, this nation once again witnessed a horrific tragedy that took place in a high school in florida. 17 lives were taken at the firepower. s, the horror and tragedy of this shock at the florida high school should be unimaginable in this country, yet tragically, our nation has lost too many loved ones at the hands of gun violence to the point where we often see the same reaction -- hand wringing, blaming going around, nothing is done to stop the violence. the city of philadelphia knows all too well the lives we have lost at the hands of gun violence. in 2017, we saw the city experience its largest homicide epidemic since 2012. there were over 370 homicides in philadelphia, according the tai ta for the philadelphia police department. with the continuing scourge of gun violence in philadelphia, last year i hand delivered a letter to the pennsylvania attorney general outlining our commonwealth's need to use our resources -- to use all resources possible to advocate for commons

no good dealed goes unpunished. the president extended daca for a year. want to stop it. ainsley: who makes the decision? these judges in the federal courts will make the ultimate decision? >> actually, the judges, in my opinion did the right thing, basically saying congress should make the decision. and it shouldn't make the decision under the gun. the courts will rule but the courts will defer to what congress says. because congress has the rose the boat. ainsley: congress represents more of the people than just one judge making this decision, right? judge: congress represents everybody in the united states. now, we know the president is pulling his hair out over daca trying to get a compromise. the democrats want one saying he wants a. ainsley: a wall. >> a larger pang. up to him to put together something congress can live with and can he live with. steve: not unusual for the high court to deny such requests. don't do that etch have. they like things to go their normal route. let's talk about, this judge. this is not the normal route. it's the mayor fr