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Investigators have charged a former police officer with providing surveillance information and a murder weapon to the killer of the prominent journalist Anna Politkovskaya, whose shooting death in 2006 brought widespread condemnation of violence against journalists in Russia.

On Saturday, Clinton will speak at a Florida event honoring Trayvon Martin, a black teenager whose shooting death presaged a new civil rights movement under the banner Black Lives Matter.

Mr. Diallo identified himself as a distant cousin to Amadou Diallo, the unarmed immigrant whose shooting death by four police officers in a Bronx vestibule in 1999 provoked a public outcry and criminal charges against the officers, who were acquitted.

The family of Trayvon Martin, whose shooting death inspired a national conversation about racial profiling in America and in many ways anticipated the Black Lives Matter movement, say they are "heartbroken" that their son will not receive justice.

In his speech at the Republican national convention last July, the candidate named several people allegedly killed by undocumented immigrants, including Kate Steinle, whose shooting death on a San Francisco pier last year became a cause célèbre for conservatives given that city's status as a sanctuary city.

O'Toole always relished talking about "Lawrence of Arabia," whose shooting locations included Jordan, Spain and Morocco.

34 McPake clears off the line from Suso Santana, whose shot had beaten Mark Brown.

The ball is cleared as far as Jucilei, whose shot drifts wide.

The deflected ball struck Dier and fell to Terry whose shot past Lloris clipped Dier on its way in.

He fed Kocsis, whose shot cannoned of a German defender and fell to Puskas who poked the ball home from close range.

During the traditional team handshakes, Stevens and Pavel Kubina, whose shot flattened Stevens on Monday night, talked briefly on the ice.