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Tulsans to identify what we thought were three very likely spots in town where massacre victims were buried in unmarked graves. >> clyde eddie took some of the same steps today he first took 78 years ago, days after the tulsa race riot. he was 10 at the time, drawn by the curious sight of men digging a trench with large boxes stacked nearby. >> clyde eddie talked about at the age of 10, when he was at the oak lawn cemetery, he saw these giant boxes. he and his cousin would go to one of these cra...

When Ellis hugged him, she was uncomfortable with the smell that came from his mouth and armpits

Allocation ever to the munich security conference a, in regardless of democratic or republican registration, we are behind nato. we are behind the ukrainians in making sure that the ukrainians to fight the russians. >> my thanks to you, congressman jim himes, for joining us live from munich. i appreciate you. and were going to turn now to the apocalyptic scenes out of ohio. its been over two weeks since a norfolk southern train derailed near east palestine. the stench of dangerous chemicals have...

Somewhere in this rubble. the scenes are absolutely breathtaking, but its also what we cant convey. its the dust and the stench, the stench of death, so many bodies buried under the rubble. translation: right now, | they are pulling a body out. it might be my brother, or it might be someone else. they are pulling the body out and they will identify it. fouad waits for the bodies of everyone in his family who lived here, a0 people in all. did you ever fear that youd see a day like this? one week ...

This is bbc news. im samantha simmonds with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. syria agrees to open more border crossings to allow aid to areas affected by last weeks devastating earthquakes. the death toll has now reached more than 37,000 with a warning that number will go much higher. the scenes are absolutely breathtaking, but it is also what we cant convey, its the dust and the stench, the stench of deaths, so many bodies buried under the rubble. the us military...

Almost. here, waiting on garden chairs in front row seats, a street turned into a cemetery. their loved ones buried somewhere in this rubble. the scenes are absolutely breathtaking, but its also what we cant convey. its the dust and the stench, the stench of death, so many bodies buried under the rubble. translation: right now, | they are pulling a body out. it might be my brother, or it might be someone else. they are pulling the body out and we will identify it. fouad waits for the bodies of e...

Shook, the strongest earthquake in a century. smashing life as they knew it into pieces, almost nothing left. almost. here, waiting on garden chairs in front row seats, a street turned into a cemetery. their loved ones buried somewhere in this rubble. the scenes are absolutely breathtaking, but its also what we cant convey. its the dust and the stench, the stench of death, so many bodies buried under the rubble.

What we cant convey. its the dust and the stench, the stench of death, so many bodies buried under the rubble. translation: right now, | they are pulling a body out. it might be my brother, or it might be someone else. they are pulling the body out and we will identify it. fouad waits for the bodies of everyone in his family who lived here, a0 people in all. did you ever fear that youd see a day like this? one week on, the body bags keep coming out, each time killing a familys prayer their loved...

The stench of death, so many bodies buried under the rubble. translation: right now, | they are pulling a body out. it might be my brother, or it might be someone else. they are pulling the body out and they will identify it. fouad waits for the bodies of everyone in his family who lived here, a0 people in all. did you ever fear that youd see a day like this? one week on, the body bags keep coming out, each time killing a familys prayer their loved one was still alive. so many are asking, "did

Just an ordinary street until last monday. 4.17 in the morning. everything shook. the strongest earthquake in a century. smashing life... as they knew it. into pieces, almost nothing left. almost... here, waiting on garden chairs, in front row seats, a street turned into a cemetery. their loved ones buried somewhere in this rubble. the scenes are absolutely breathtaking, but it is also what we cannot convey is the dust and the stench, the stench of death, so many bodies buried under the rubble.