sa soccer team just back from brazil. . good to have you with us. we see begin with clashes in jerusalem following the funeral of a teenager reportedly killed after a revenge attack. security forces and palestinian protesters battle on the streets. 16-year-old mohammed ab abu khadair s body was found after he was taken near his home. palestinians believe the murder was retaliation for the killing of three israeli teenagers whose bodies were found in the west bank after a two-week search. this was third day of clashes since the boy was killed. at the protest over the death of a teenager. this report: the israeli authorities handed mohammed chadair s body to his family on friday. thousands joined the funeral procession in the boy s neighborhood. people came here from all over jerusalem. when his body was found, it was charred. his distraught mother tells us she was refused. how am i supposed to see him if his body is burned? i don t want to remember him like this. no m
also - the case that brought some of the nations biggest civil rights act visits and thousands of protesters to a tiny town in louisiana. sara hoy with a look at the young men known as the jena 6. i don t believe justice was served in this case not at all. i believe it was resolved but not justice. now eight summers later their story raises questions about fairness and race and our system of crime and punishment. and, free as a bird - man s mission to protect the sacred and mighty bald eagle. good evening, thank you for joining us. i m adam may, joie chen is off. we begin with a one-year anniversary of one of the worst rail disasters in modern history. dozens of people died when a run away oil train sped into the center of a small canadian town. the train derailed and exploded. america tonight s sheila macvicar travelled to that town in quebec to see how the community is rebuilding. one year on in the center of town there s an ugly scar. a constant reminder of the
disrupting grain. israeli shelling continues to pummel gaza a day after a humanitarian cease-fire collapsed. the 72-hour truce lasted 19 minutes. 1 tent palestinians have died in the last 24 hours. two israeli soldiers were killed in the hard-hit city of rafah in gaza and israelis are search oning for a soldier. hamas says it has no information k say if they captured him, they were probably all killed by israeli shopping. the islamic university in gaza city, at least five people were killed, all members of the same family. live in gaza city. imtiaz, i can see the destruction behind you looks like the mosque and university were completely destroyed. reporter: that s right. i am here at the mosque which is one or was one of the largest mosques here in the gaza strip. in fact, at peak prayer times, close to 3,000 people could pray here if you look over my shoulder, you can see what s left. very little. the destruction, the devastation caused by that israeli a airstrike, pl
church. it was don t ask, don t tell running for their lives. bombs were dropping and me. trapped amid the chaos, as yemen spun out of control. the americans left behind. no one would help us. at the end the only thing i had. even if it was a small personnel, i was going to try it out. it succeeded. i got lucky thanks for joining us i m when. it s an isolated corner of the world in crisis. yemen. at the southern tip of the arabian peninsula, known as a breeding ground for high profile terror plots aimed in many case at the united states. now, fierce fighting from its own borders joins outsiders into the country as houthis battle a coalition backed by the saudi-led air strikes. also in jeopardy are thousands of foreign citizens including americans, and have been trapped in the chaos, america tonight s sheila macvicar on the bid to escape after two weeks of saudi-led air strikes, the situation in yemen precarious for months is increasingly desperate. i live in th
trapped amid the chaos, as yemen spun out of control. the americans left behind. no one would help us. at the end the only thing i had. even if it was a small personnel, i was going to try it out. it succeeded. i got lucky thanks for joining us, i m when. it s an isolated corner of the world in crisis. yemen. at the southern tip of the arabian peninsula, known as a breeding ground for high profile terror plots aimed , in many case, at the united states. now, fierce fighting from its own borders joins outsiders into the country as houthis battle a coalition backed by the saudi-led air strikes. also in jeopardy are thousands of foreign citizens, including americans, and have been trapped in the chaos, america tonight s sheila macvicar on the bid to escape after two weeks of saudi-led air strikes, the situation in yemen precarious for months is increasingly desperate. i live in the center of sanaa, close to several military bases. i had to flee. there were several air