Amnesty International is urging Armenia and Azerbaijan to immediately investigate the use of "inaccurate and indiscriminate weapons" in heavily populated civilian areas during the recent fighting over the breakaway Nagorno-Karabakh region, saying such attacks violated international law.
staff sergeant workman told the post eight years later he remembers meeting with biden and felt like the former vice president really understood peter alexander, thank you. as we ve been reporting an epidemic of gun violence is spreading through st. louis, missouri, and innocent chire are often caught in the line of fire authorities are now offering big payouts for information as the community remains outraged by these killings ron allen is there we losing too many people, families reporter: pain and anger erupting at an emergency community meeting. we had to bury five people in our family yes, we did within two days reporter: a long line of those who lost loved ones demanding authorities stop the bloodshed. in the st. louis metro area, at least 20 children have died in gun violence this year, more than a dozen since spring vigils for victims all too often like this one for 8-year-old journey thompson she kissed me and
knew nighttimed issues. you can say people won t be able to make that an issue with her because she s been up there in the line of fire and it will turn out to have been almost two years by the time she steps down. michael allen, thank you very much for hopping on the phone during this breaking news. any minute we expect to hear more from the reporters in the oval office. we know president trump is making remarks. u.n. ambassador nikki haley is always making remarks. she is departing, but she s doing so, it seems, or very good terms. andrea mitchell is now joining us. again, andrea, have you heard anything new related to the reasons for why nikki haley is leaving. she says it s because she wanted
an affair and this is at the center of what republicans claim is a conspiracy. yes. what s interesting is there are a number of things that are in this mix that are relevant today or coming up today. it s just if you go back and look at it was mccabe s office. he is in the president s line of fire right now. then you have peter who did the interview and she in the line of fire with republicans. it s one of the things that we wanted to do was just look at this interview and kind of what happened over the last year. you see just a number of things keep individuals keep popping up. how could flynn not have told him? it happened in the west wing, right? right. i will say one thing is in terms of what we don t flow is, you know, this is people telling us that flynn did not notify senior
troubling development. it may be the biggest national security crisis facing the united states right now. how concerned are you, senator, that north korea could target your state of alaska? well, i ve been very concerned. not just about my great state, which is, you know, certainly in the line of fire and closer than anyone else, but the entire country, which is why, you know, in alaska we re the cornerstone of our nation s entire missile defense. a lot of the systems that track and would shoot down missiles are based in alaska, given our strategic location, but this is obviously a concern for everybody. it s why we ve been so focused on it. i will say, wolf, the administration has done a good job, you know, in terms of tightening sanctions, international sanctions, u.n. sanctions. we need to do more, but we ve done a lot already. the chinese need to do more. this is a troubling situation and, of course, you know, effective diplomacy needs to be backed up by credible military optio