How do you do that without feelings. Its like a piece of dirt. Reporter do you think everything you did as a coach rahs appropriate. Reporter Lori Jane Gliha with a player turned prey thanks for joining us. Im joie chen. Youth athletics creates great memories and opportunities for kids. More than 50 million are involved in youth sport, and for most relationships with the coaches are good ones. But as we have seen tragically often, the close connection between a player and a coach can be exploited. America tonights Lori Jane Gliha now investigates how abusers can take advantage of young athletes, and how they get away with it. It didnt seem like i could never say anything about it otherwise i would be worse off than i already was. You know, it was kind of like keep quiet or thatll be it for your career. Reporter a career in baseball is all Anthony Calero wanted. He spent his childhood dreaming of the big leagues and put his trust in a coach who helped to perfect his pitch along the way.
Africanamerican candidates in municipal elections in the town of ferguson since the killing of michael brown. And new bat changes that could breathe new life into your old phone. They say they need more weapons. They say they need them now. So the u. S. Is speeding up supplies to the saudi Saudiled Coalition fighting in yemen. The red cross are warning of a catastrophic situation in the city of aden. It wants an immediate truce and claims that it allows in a team of surgeons. First, this report from al jazeera. Reporter saudiled airstrikes in yemen claimed more casualties among civilians. Some are being treated at the main hospital in the capital of sanaa. The United States United States has expressed concerns over the rising death toll among civilians since the start of the military campaign almost two weeks ago. International aid agencies say that theyre unable to reach many of the people affected by the fighting. They live in an area that has been hit. Her son was injured in an atta
Officials confirm one of the slain gunmen was the sun of a Government Official. Closing arts at the boston bombing trial. We look at some of the challenges that the defense faces. We begin in yemen where Houthi Rebels have made gains in aden. A senior houthi official says they are ready for peace talks, only if the saudiled bombing stops. And a break through to bring supplies to those that need help. The Saudiled Coalition says it will allow a window of time for aid to be delivered. 9 were killed, 61 injured. Omar alsalah has more. Most of the heavy fighting on sunday took place in the districts in the south of aden not far from the citys port. Heavy fighting was reported as Houthi Rebels and fighters loyal to the deposed president Ali Abdullah Saleh managed to infiltrate the area. They were met with resistance from fighters loyal to president Abdrabbu Mansour hadi. Nearby in the districts, there were battles too. Aden has become the center of the war. Parts of the city had been withou
Those responsible for the Kenya University attack hundreds of modern day slaves freed in indonesia. How Many Americans may have unwittingly helped them profit it our top story tonight victims of the war in yemen struggling to survive in the midst of gun fire and deadly explosions, the red cross calling it a humanitarian crisis. As they beg for a ceasefire, begging for time to deliver aid to areas cut off by air strikes. A Surgical Team is ready to move in with medicine. Russia is asking for a pause in fighting to allow others to leave. The red cross says time is running out. We have not yet been able to get in the medical supplies for the hospitals and the ministry of health to reach the health clinics, and those that need it. For this on on 4 april, 45 minutes in sanaa, we are not able to receive the splice. Supplies. We have not received anything yet the United Nations says more than 500 have been killed over the past two weeks including more than 90 children. 1700 are wounded and te
Inside story. Welcome to inside story on al jazeera america. Im ray suarez. There was a time somalis Violent Extremist Group alshabab vied for control of much of the cratering state. It collected taxes, set up religious courts and with remorseless pitiless violence it threatened the stability of the fledgeling government. These days that alshabab is in trouble in somali. Revenues are down territory under the groups control is whittled down. Alshabab is under pressure in decline, and very dangerous. The photos from the provincial college in garissa kenya was shocking. The death toll exacted by an armed military organization storming a school and with steady brutality killing students and staff. A spokesman for alshabab in somali told inside story kenyan violence towards muslim just giified the attack and included this declaration well start the programme in the kenyan capital nairobi, with al jazeeras mohammed adow. Welcome to the programme. I hear that the government moved against grou