TV channel won't show France killings after Sarkozy begs Updated at 8:54 a.m. ET: Qatar-based news channel al-Jazeera has pledged not to air footage of the killings carried out in France by an al-Qaida-inspired gunman after President Nicolas Sarkozy pleaded with broadcasters not to show the disturbing scenes. The killings were filmed by Merah using a camera attached to his body, BBC News reported. Al-Jazeera, which received a memory stick containing the footage, later announced it would not broadcast the video because it "did not add any information that was not already in public domain" and also "did not meet the television station's code of ethics for broadcast." Zied Tarrouche, al-Jazeera's bureau chief in Paris, told French chanel BFM TV he had watched the video and it showed all of the killing. "You see all of the attacks carried out in Toulouse and Montauban, that's to say the murder of the first soldier, then the three soldiers and finally the attack on the school," he was quoted as telling the channel in a BBC report. "You hear the voice of the person who carried out the killings," he added. You also hear the victims' cries. My feelings are those of any human being who sees horrible things. The BBC said Mr Tarrouche told the channel the video also contained a mixture of religious songs, readings and Koranic verses.