need to be supervised. am i right? are you saying i am any idiot? i m going to be there because this is my granddaughter. announcer: grandma come on, you moron! move it! announcer: rated r. now playing, only in theaters. and now, bbc world news america. katty: this is bbc world news america. reporting from washington i am katty kay. [gunfire] forces are under siege after taliban troops received control over much of this opium growing district. government soldiers work to retake the city of ramadi and deliver a blow to the so-called islamic state. they welcome us to cities around the world. a new exhibition features the art of the humble airport tower. katty: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. fighting iny afghanistan between government forces and taliban militants. one of the most strategic battles is taking place. their conflict and reports of who is winning. it comes amid an upsurge of violence being waged by the talib
of dollars for fixing the price of sausages. hello. a court in the hague has ruled that the dutch government was responsible for the slaughter of bosnian men during the siege of srebrenica in 1995. dutch soldiers were part of a u.n. peacekeeping mission there. the ruling applies to the deaths of more than 300 people who sought refuge with the peacekeepers. altogether, 7,000 men were killed by bosnian serbs in the worst massacre in europe since the second world war. anna holligan is in the hague. reporter: these mothers formed a small but determined group here inside the courtroom. they have been disappointed though, because though they have been fighting on behalf of thousands of survivors, the district judge here in the hague ruled that the dutch could only be held accountable for 300 deaths, the deaths of 300 muslim men who were deported from the camp in the days that preceded the srebrenica massacre. the relatives of these women, though, these three women who represent
breaking overnight, did he really just say that? the head of microsoft told a room full of women not to ask for a raise, telling them to trust the system and karma. the outrage this morning and what it really says about good morning, america. we are all shaking our heads right here. it s bad karma to ask for a raise. he said that in front of a room full of women. yeah. what s the number one rule for a speaker? know your audience. know who you re speaking to. unbelievable. unbelievable. how about that breaking news this morning. you all remember the girl shot by the taliban, malala. she won the nobel peace prize. 17 years old. children s rights advocate. youngest ever. you were one of the last to interview her. she is such a remarkable young woman. i was with her in nigeria. she was trying to shine the spotlight on the girls kidnapped by boko haram. on her 17th birthday, that s how she chose to spend it. what she s accomplished in 2002 years. incredible. than
good morning. i m dara brown. the winners of this year s know bale peace prize have been announced. malala yousufzai was named a co-winner. she is the nobel s youngest winner. indian children s right advocate kailash satyarthi was named joint winner. the competition was heavy pope francis and nsa leaker edward snowden in the running for the prize. it is deja vu in metro st. louis. hands up. don t shoot. that familiar chant hands up, don t shoot, and police in riot gear one day after an off duty police officer shot and killed an 18-year-old man during a pedestrian check. a peaceful protest turned into a physical confrontation. hundreds of protesters are were told to remain on the sidewalk. some were even shoved back by police officers. during the height of the protests, this officer is seen spraying what appears to be pepper spray into the crowd. several protesters including this man is heard asking for water after he was sprayed. speaking on all in with chris hayes,
climbing and umbrellas will still be down at lunchtime. i ll shoal you when they re going up with the latest future weather when we come back. good morning, bill. if you take a look behind me, you can see the tacony-palmyra bridge. this happened in the last five minutes. usually takes 15 minutes for a ship to pass through. this is affecting traffic on route 73 for new jersey and pennsylvania drivers. a look at 26th street right at penn rose avenue. no issues to report there. for new jersey drivers in brooklawn. at route 47 all lanes are blocked until further notice and an alternate around that is broadway. for drivers in delaware. summit bridge, the right lane is blocked until the end of the month. new from overnight, police have arrested a driver accused of crashing into several cars after running a red light. nbc 10 was at the scene. according to police, after speeding right through that red light, the car slammed into two different vehicles. then police say the driver