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with enforcing strict islamic dress code on women in public. mahsa s clothes are deemed revealing. mahsa is detained and taken to a police station in tehran. an hour later, mahsa complains about something to a female police officer. this cctv footage shows the moment she collapses in the police station. by the time she is transferred to a hospital she is brain dead and falls into a coma. roya piraei and her mother, mino majidi, in the city of kermanshah in western iran, are anxiously following mahsa s news. three days later, mahsa was pronounced dead. the news of her death outraged many across the country. sanaz karimiazar was a preschool art teacher in saqqez, the hometown of mahsa jina amini. chanting through her picture and videos, sanaz played a pivotal role in documenting the day mahsa was laid to rest. on the day mahsa was buried, the slogan women, life, freedom , and the very words inscribed on mahsa s tombstone, would go on to resonate as rallying cries for pro ....
this playground is now the site of a deadly puzzle. it s the retrieval phase listing, identifying who or what is left. ukraine is certain this wasn t just an act of war, but a war crime. translation: after investigation we can say it was a deliberate attack on civilians. i can t tell how they choose the targets because i don t understand their logic. the kremlin says it always targets military sites. we saw no evidence suggesting that this was one. here s what s left of the cafe. it s a deep wound, it s a picture of finality. you see the shop next door has been blown through as well. now, locals say hroza is spared the shelling other villages have to go through. that ended yesterday. for a moment hroza, meaning thunderstorm , lived up to its name. some reminders of what happened might be washed away, but this small community has already been damaged. in the evening, this woman tells us she was here, at home, when she heard the explosion. translation: i ran out of the ....
president biden has condemned the violence and unrest on university campuses across america during pro palestinian protests. his remarks come as police in los angeles cleared an encampment at the university of california. after a tense late night standoff, hundreds of riot police fired rubber bullets to dismantle barricades surrounding the encampment. it s the latest flashpoint in an eruption of protest over israel s war against hamas in gaza. officers in riot gear descended on the camp less than 2a hours after it was violently attacked. they tore down wooden barriers around the protest and dragged tents and equipment away. the police used tear gas and some fireworks were thrown by the protesters. this all happened in the very early morning in la in a really tense atmosphere. there were loud bangs and thick smoke as police fired flares and stun grenades. dozens of students have been detained some reportedly injured. let s ta ke let s take another look at the pictures, l ....
costa rica. this is a country that i have wanted to visit for years, partly because i ve never been to central america, but also i ve heard so many good things about this place. rainforests, amazing beaches and colourful animals. but i m starting my journey somewhere a little bit different. the capital sanjose. woman shouts this is a proper capital city. it s loud, it s bustling, there s people everywhere. and it s pretty congested. buses are the cheapest way to get around here. excuse me. sorry. can we get on? over there? 0k, great. even if they re a little confusing to a first timer. hola. thank you. hablas ingles? how many stops? cinco? cinco, yeah? 0k. he sighs made it. well, that was fun. a bit sticky and flustered, i m heading to a more peaceful spot. for many visitors, sanjose is just an entry point to then go and see the rest of the country s incredible landscapes. but i m about to meet a man who lives and breathes the city, and says there s plenty here worth ....
amin salam in beirut, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, thank you, stephen. always a pleasure. well, it s great to have you back on the show and if i may, i want to start with some words you said just one week after october 7 that is, after the hamas attack on southern israel and at the very beginning of israel s massive military response. you said at that point, we do not want to be here in lebanon a bargaining chip in a larger geopolitical game. isn t that precisely what your country has become? stephen, you ve known me for always my honesty and transparency and we reached a point in lebanon where everything is very clear and there s nothing to hide. and saying the truth and sharing the truth, admitting what is at fault, is the best strategy to follow. so, yes, i was very clear in what i said at that point of time, particularly because lebanon is a small state in this region, has been paying a very, very high price for conflicts around lebanon and in the region fo ....