because of ill health which morea was jailed for crimes including commanding military death squads. in mozambique at least seventeen people have died after they were buried in a landslide garbage authorities say heavy rain caused a mountain of trash at a dump in the capital hutto to collapse on to surrounding houses officials believe more bodies could still be buried under the debris. and in the u.s. students at the florida high school where a gunman killed seventeen people gathered on monday for a vigil they also organized an effort to urge lawmakers to pass stronger gun control laws a group of nearly one hundred students plan to lobby state officials for tighter regulation as. we re heading into day six of the berlin international film festival and film director philip yet it is with us here in the studio his documentary shut up and play the piano premiered
nations refugee agency described morea as dangerous for children and pregnant women and yet they are the ones left languishing in the camp many have been stuck here for months. they don t give people to live with your loot you have security what does no good to see. because it is getting colder in many simply set fire to old olive trees to keep warm. but these trees belong to this man stelios cathy r.d.s. he struggles to remain calm while surveying the devastation. this olive grove has been in his family for generations some trees are up to three hundred years old and he s devoted his life to cultivating them now
rang, and i came back. sean: all hands on deck. being the level one trauma center, you get the most difficult cases. the people that were morea severely injured were all brought here. yes. the patients that came, these are injuries that we don t, we see frequently here but we don t see them at this volume. that evening, we had about 100 patients or so. 104 that night they came in. on top of our very busy trauma center that was already full that evening. the team did a great job. it really inspired on the professionalism andl skill. sean: i just want to go through who is here. who needs immediate care? maybe we can get them stable and that we will get back to you? you really prioritize very quickly. a triage process. the team did a great job. sitting up out front of the
rang, and i came back. sean: all hands on deck. being the level one trauma center, you get the most difficult cases. the people that were morea severely injured were all brought here. yes. the patients that came, these are injuries that we don t, we see frequently here but we don t see them at this volume. that evening, we had about 100 patients or so. 104 that night they came in. on top of our very busy trauma center that was already full that evening. the team did a great job. it really inspired on the professionalism andl skill. sean: i just want to go through who is here. who needs immediate care? maybe we can get them stable and that we will get back to you? you really prioritize very quickly. a triage process. the team did a great job. sitting up out front of the
frustration there s an argument here in the united states over language where he s dealing with bloodshed just miles away? he definitely was much morea? well, he is much more focused on the fight, the actual fight on the ground than this issue of the terminology, so he does think of the ideological issue, and the struggle is important, but, yes, john, when he would talk, he d get very quickly into very detailed discussions of the military strategy in iraq, in syria, and remember, he is a military guy, and he was trained at the british military academy. he understands the battlefield very well, and he understands what the military power can do. ap by the way, he is optimistic, and he felt that isis was not invincible, and he the felt that already you would see the tide turn, and he said to me, at one point, i can t remember if it was on camera or off, but he said, you know, things are, the tide is turning, and this is, they are not doing as well as people think they are.