by a military court and that has rights groups concept now cameras eighty five year old president paul b. i was reelected for a seven to last year's election it's a result come to has refused to accept now human rights groups say massive risks in the country and the trial come to end of this all facing is an attempt by b.s. government to silence critics in the country. semir dot wood is amnesty international's west and central africa deputy regional director she joins me now from the senegalese capital dhaka hi samir good to have you with us thanks and welcome to day to africa what is your assessment off the situation in cameroon as we speak. to what you can say that the situation in relations human rights is getting worse and worse in the country. years. and in the area. is that we can. now read that there is a religion and. any kind of routine to reach it. and it's why we've seen the. huge mass arrests during the demonstrations in region last month all right so we're talking about the leader of the opposition going on on trial and that sort of point out view is that the procedure in th

three years now seventy schools were torched already in the pastas it's a terrible situation and paul b. of the president when he was elected once again in a very controversial election last year he says he's open for dialogue but nothing much has happened since then adrian thank you so much. in lagos. ukrainians have been commemorating the fifth anniversary of the deadly mud on protests in the capital kiev a service has been held for the more than one hundred people killed when must demonstrate turned violent in february of two thousand and fourteen thousands of camped for months in the capital the protest of then president's decision to scrap a deal. that would have moved the country closer to the european union the protest was crushed when security forces moved in to clear the demonstrators. for a look back at those tumultuous events t w s nic connolly met up with a young woman who was a teenager when she took part in the protests and was wounded here's his report. scenes of chaos as government forces moved into its might on square trying to force protesters to leave the spot where t

insurrection and inciting violence morris kanto has led a regular protest against longtime president paul b s since losing an election in october which government opponents say was fraudulent at least ten people have died in the us from a once in a generation cold snap it's left thousands of people without power and many more travelers stranded in some parts of the midwest the northeast temperatures plunge to minus thirty degrees celsius those are the headlines now back to witness. yeah. at the scene of well anything in the. past i mean the first i mean. i don't mind there's there's a long is it a mostly how it. is that you know you want to hear. something on. this or you know the new key is important that we're going to. get out of whatever it was we did not include any of it much more you think but on the books i know but he's come you know much about me but at a commencement like you know i need is coming is all going back to see and i think when. i didn't i wasn't seasoned message must tell you what it must by that with i mean. it's a preference and i see. a lot about you know the easy.

three years now seventy schools where torched already in the pastas it's a terrible situation and paul b. of the president when he was elected once again in a very controversial elections the last year he says he's open for dialogue but nothing much has happened since then adrian thank you so much. in lagos. germany as you may know is phasing out nuclear power but it is still struggling to deal with the industry's legacy it's clear that there is a big problem with nuclear waste one example is a former salt mine at in northern germany where low grade radioactive waste has been stored for decades. all ready to go underground protect the. oxygen. and the geiger counter to mesha ideation. we are plunging five hundred meters into the mine at for me to second and we are going to inspect one of germany's most pressing and why a mental problem. to waste. many years. in the state wants to remove. a race against time. barrows full of low grade way to. fifty years ago when the problems are mounting every day thirteen falls and lead to seep into the mine. just imagine three generations we use nuclea

three years now seventy schools were torched already in the pastas it's a terrible situation and paul b. of the president when he was elected once again in a very controversial election last year he says he's open for dialogue but nothing much has happened since then adrian thank you so much. in lagos. a swedish activist has been fined for carrying out a protest on board an aircraft in july of last year student ilene managed to hold the deportation of a rejected asylum seeker she was successful at the time and although the man was later deported on another flight today she discovered the consequences of her actions. get an airport in sweden it was from here in july twenty eighth that a turkish airlines aircraft was shuttle to depart for instance on board a rejected asylum seeker being deported to afghanistan and swedish student ellen s. and seeking to stop the flight she broadcast her mission live from her smartphone. there and there's a person getting their phones and it's afghanistan case and there's my phone don't touch my phone and people here were trying to take my phone away from

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b. brush like a pro. paul: tuesday night state of the union address also started the 2020 campaign.heads into a tough reelection fight. here with a look at where the president stands at the midpoint of his first term end of the challenges that lie ahead. karl rove is here he served as a senior advisor to president george w. bush. welcome, carl good to see you. where do you think the president is as he gears up as he and a very good position as he heads into reelection. i think he is in a challenging position. they have a 308% reelection today. and the president's job approval averages just below 42 percent. he is starting out somewhere between 38 and 42 percent at the starting gate. i think maybe the base of the democrats they want to impeach president bush. excuse me president trump. i think the democrats start somewhere between 43 and 50. he has an uphill fight and i think they recognize that by the tone they took and the direction they took in the state of the union address. it was presidential. and different in tone and indirection than we previously heard the president talk. it

b. brush like a pro. paul: time now for hits and misses of the week. presidential candidate elizabeth warren who has spent a all of these months telling us that even though she incorrectedly identified as a native american for many years, don't worry, it didn't help get her ahead in any professional capacity. lo, we now have a card written in her own hand from the 1980s for the state texas bar in which she declares herself an american indian. did it help? we don't know, she claims not, but if you didn't think it was going to help, why do you put it down there? [laughter] paul: bill? >> hit to naomi rau. when senator cory booker was interviewing her, he said did you have any gay law clerks? she said, i didn't have any law clerks. let's go to the tape. >> to be honest, i don't know the sexual orientation of my of staff so, you know, i take people as they come, irrespective of their race, ethnicity, sexual orientation. i take people as individuals. >> point made. [laughter] paul: thanks, bill. dan. >> i'm going to give a hit, paul, and hopefully not a fut

that was not a tually a razor b in the newsroom, i am paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> police are investigating a shooting in south berkeley reported just afternoon in the intersection of derby and grant street. investigators say a 21-year-old was shot multiple times and was taken to the hospital in serious condition. five nearby schools were advised to secure the community but were not placed in formal lockdown. so far, there's no word of a suspect. >>> ktvu's mike me back said that with the police chief of san francisco, san jose, and richmond. during this roundtable discussion, the three chiefs opened up about several topics including immigration enforcement. policing people, suffering from mental illness. and the importance of better communication between each police chief and the leader of the state. >> you guys have a relationship with the new governor ? you like him, not like him? you are on the record. >> i do not think there is a time where i am not on the record. i don't know him. >> you don't know? >> but i am very hopeful, quite frankly, that we work a little bit close

a, paul, i've missed you, and b, why aren't we -- >> i missed you too. >> why aren't we there yet?u're saying all of these indictments are piling up. more and more evidence. why aren't we at the target trump? >> let me go to malcolm nance on that. here's the thing, you lay out a very, you know, clear-cut case in your book "the plot to destroy democracy" why and what you think is going on that donald trump has been cultivating for a long time as an asset and is the theory in your view, malcolm, that the lure to keep trump in play as an asset is the idea of building the tower? the tower is the lure. or could it be that all of this that we've been talking about for almost three years, has just been a giant plot to build a tower in moscow and cultivate the relationships with kremlin figures to get it done and make money? could it be really that simple? >> no. the lure was the tower. one of the many, many lures. when this is broken out you will find there are multiple legs in the russian operation in how they were going to get at trump, the republican party, through the nra and evangeli

have to wait a little longer to read paul manafort's sentencing memo from special counsel robert mueller. (mabrisa)a look at your forecast coming up... (jrstone) r&b singer r. kelly appeared in court saturday-- after being indicted on 10 counts of criminal sexual abuse.(justine) this latest case invovles nannes has a closer look at the investigation and reaction from kelly's alleged victims. one million dollars.that's how much a chicago judge on saturday set for r-and-b singer r-kelly just hours after he turned himself into authorities.the grammy- award winning singer charged with sexually assaulting four people including three teens between 1998 and 2010. prosecutors alleging kelly's inner-circle helped him find his victims.kimberly foxxcook county state's attorney"robert kelly's manager then gave the victim robert kelly's card with his personal cell phone written on it and told the victim robert kelly wanted her to call him."this latest investigation was sparked by new evidence involving a video tapethat appears to show kelly having sex with a girl who refers to her body parts as being 14-years old.for decades-- r-kelly has repetedly denied alle

paul manafort. he faced a myriad of charges including witness tampering and laying to prosecutors. >>> and r and b superstarelly surrendered to chicago police. he's charged with multiple accounts of aggravated sexual abuse and they allege the abuse involved four victims. he's said to appear in court this afternoon. now back to "dateline." >>> welcome back to "dateline." i'm natalie morales. she had been murdered back in the 1980s. her parents told investigators about several run ins with her husband's ex-. now a detective was focusing on that very same woman who happened to be a member of the lapd. here's more with the smoking gun. >> the lapd had but one narrative for sherry's murder. she was randomly killed by two men during a botched burglary. now science had rewritten the script and this once cold case was suddenly almost too hot to handle. the prime suspect an lapd detective named stefani. but as he went back through the original murder book he found almost nothing on her even though she was the ex- girlfriend. >> no indication she was ever spoken to? >> no. >> there was just one notation in the offici

b. c. the point was taken i think she was a few the. spy context on this paul because i sure wish. she would keep him in a big. could you maybe do content by the book at. work i'm in the book. if you buy the must have been but he did it by the. buzzy part of me but what i did with. their part i'm so sure i'm going to make to communicate that because from the way you can because it'll be little more than big media with a push book and a communicator can support arc of. the moment in big circle music on the radio so the community put a mold of knowledgeable some but you don't yes this will do to prevent us from confronting. the more. you didn't you couldn't when they were. live in brussels airport i am surprised to see that very novation has to bolster security are still under way the tightening security reminds me of mohamed struggled after the attacks and how he's nearly always interrogated passport control he believes it's because of his name and where he comes from. when driving to report where all those implicated in the twenty seven thousand barcelona and cumbrous attacks came

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paul, fargo seeing some of the snow right now, as well. we are going to w continuh more snow through the day. winds will get very gusty. you could swi b snow that could lead to the possibility of blizzard conditions through nebraska, through kansas, up into iowa and southern minnesota, too. so this is the w it is going to shape up as we go through the day today. this area of low pressure is really going to intensify pretty rapidly. that is going to help to reinforce the snowfall this afternoon and into tonight. with the gusty winds, travel on the roads will be edangerous. weot looking at a ton of snow, maybe 3 to 6 inches, but still, when it is blowing snow, it reduces the visibility. looking at our snowfall totals, some higher amounts closer to 8 inches through northern wisconsin. southeastern minnesota. the winds could gust up to 4 to 55 miles per hour back through the plains today, which is why we could see the wheout conditions. want to point out that buffalo could see gusts up to 65 to 75 miles per hour. we could see wind damage caused by that tomorrow. that's a look at the weath across the country. now, here's a peek out your wi

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b singer r. kelly appearing before a cook county judge ordering kelly jailed on $1 million bond. >> robert mueller slams paulanafort in a sentencing memo made public. >> crimes are what drives the special counsel's activity rather than demonstrate any americans who were conspiring with americans. >> i just introduced the green new deal two weeks ago. you try. until you do it, i'm the boss. how about that? ♪ can you feel it ♪ take it by the hand ♪ pass it around, around, around pete: good morning. it is sunday, february 24th. it's griff, katie, and stuck with me. katie: got the red tie memo with the blue in the middle. very patriotic. pete: absolutely. griff and i got it from the exact same place. katie: where was that place? griff: freedom store. it's a great sunday, do you know why? the oscars are on. do you know what that means? that means my wife will be entertained and i will get to bed early tonight i have got to get to bed early tomorrow and start reporting on the president's trip to vietnam. pete: they don't have a host. imagine if we did this show without a host? griff: it's hostless. a lot of entert