Allegations they were in league with that again with a gang in an attack that left over 40 students dead. Also coming up for you at 20 past the hour, taking a look at how papers are reacting to the news that half of all american states can now allow gay marriage for gay marriage. And tough questions for frances nominee to the European Commission. Will pierre muscovy see the strict with his own country finances echo finances . But first isis militants have been moving in for the past three weeks into the syrian town ofkabani. They have already raised their black flag on the outskirts in severals bases several places there. Mark thompson has more on this latest advanced. It is raising alarm bells in neighboring turkey. The apostate organization on the verge of victory as militant home in on an embattled Syrian Border town with turkey. Airstrikes have proven ineffective. After a threeweek siege, a single black flag is raised. Abe ubiquitous civil of the sunni fighters. It is an assault th
Systemic changes for generations to come. You are at the forefront of this cause. And as young people, our time is now. Amn any major city in the United States. We wl play excerpts of her announcement and go to the streets of baltimore for reaction. Then from protests over Police Violence in baltimore to mexico where demonstrations are the seven month anniversary of the disappearances of 43 students in the mexican state of guerrero. We feel our children are alive because it was police that took them. And they didnt take any more because no more fit in the police car. And the public feels our pain as parents. We will speak with parents of the disappeared students and with intercept reporter Ryan Devereaux about his explosive new Investigation Called ghosts of iguala. Our investigation, based on dozens of interviews of students that survived the attack that night reveals how the federal authorities in mexico sought to connect crimes that happened that night when the evidence indicates a
I will suggest is on your behalf. This is a moment. This is your moment. Lets ensure that we have peaceful and productive rallies that will develop structural and systemic changes for generations to come. You are at the forefront of this cause. And as young people, our time is now. Amy the youngest states attorney in any major city in the United States. We will play excerpts of her announcement and go to the streets of baltimore for reaction. Then from protests over Police Violence in baltimore to mexico where demonstrations are the seven month anniversary of the disappearances of 43 students in the mexican state of guerrero. We feel our children are alive because it was police that took them. And they didnt take any more because no more fit in the police car. And the public feels our pain as parents. We will speak with parents of the disappeared students and with intercept reporter Ryan Devereaux about his explosive new Investigation Called ghosts of iguala. Our investigation, based o
Theres been a violent 48 hours in egypt since Mohammed Morsi was ousted from the presidency. In egypts second largest city, alexandria, at least 12 people have died in some of the worst fighting. In cairo, thousands of morsi supporters faced off against opponents of the deposed president. At least 30 people were killed. Now, theres been violence in orthern sinai. At least five policemen lost their lives and morsi supporters say the army shot at and injured more than 40 people. Now, in cairo, the deputy leader of the Muslim Brotherhood has been arrested on suspicion of inciting violence. And heres what it looks like now in Cairos Tahrir square. Of course, it was an iconic place that saw the berth of a revolution that toppled the dictatorship of hosni mubarak. In just the last few weeks, it was the birthplace of another movement that forced the first democratically elected president , morsi, out of power. Last night, of course, was the scene of running clashes between supporters and oppo
Hello, im john cleese. Do you realize that native peoples are largely responsible for the survival of the planet . Yes, because its their forests that are still managing to offset some of the Greenhouse Gases from the major polluters like us. But although native peoples have the smallest ecological footprints, they unfortunately manage to suffer the worst impacts of climate change. It is their islands that are sinking, and their glaciers that are melting, and they are not happy about it. Soon, we will be hearing directly from some of them, as almost 3,000 indigenous delegates from around the world struggle to have their voices heard at the United Nations Permanent Forum on indigenous issues. So, settle back