monday's attack by boko haram militants in northeastern nigeria that's according to amnesty international the united nations says that tens of thousands of people have fled from the city of ronn to neighboring cameroon because they fear further attacks judges that the international criminal court have ordered the conditional release of laurent gbagbo former president of ivory coast he was cleared last month on charges of crimes against humanity the conditions involved residing in an i.c.c. member state ahead of a final prosecution appeal against his acquittal ordered and the world's biggest annual human migration is under way more than four hundred million chinese are on the move to bring in the year of the pig which begins on february fifth that means an estimated three billion trips by rail road and air as people head home to celebrate with their loved ones our reporter boarded the train from beijing to the tongue. it's the start of. a six one seven headed west the loo new year millions leaving beijing for the provinces. inside the trains are crowded not everyone has a reservation. just to get creative. s

monday's attack by boko homerun militants in northeastern nigeria as according to amnesty international the united nations says tens of thousands of people have fled from the city of run to neighboring cameroon because they fear further attacks. germany's largest lender deutsche bank has reported a profit for last fiscal year it's the first time the bank has been in the black since two thousand and fourteen according to his own numbers deutsche bank made around three hundred forty million euros and profits slightly lower than analysts expectations. it's the first results for deutsche is a new c.e.o. christiane's a ving and unfortunately for saving the troubled lender isn't out of the woods yet the fourth quarter was a rocky one but despite the turbulence dosha ended the year with a tidy profit of three hundred forty one million euros a solid step forward after its seven hundred thirty million euro loss in twenty seventeen do you look at it convince on its merits and profit demonstrates that deutsche bank is on the right path now we need to take the next step will continue to cut costs in twenty nineteen a

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. >> so the associated press human rights watch amnesty international and the united nations, all four have all conducted their own investigations and come to a very different conclusion. they determined that our partners oversaw a network of detention centers that regularly engaged in torture and abuse. general thomas, do you find these independent investigations credible? >> again, senator, i monitor the interesting question and you probably hear some consistency. every one of those allegations is taken with the utmost interest into pouring into them and determining if they are factual and in fact i'm not aware of any outliers. if we observe violation of law of armed conflict, it is a great standard among them were forced to address it specifically or to break contact with those part of forces so again i would reinforce how the other general answered, it is a high standard. >> i appreciate that. general barthel said exactly that he was very careful about what he said, i asked him if he had reached any conclusions about whether or not our partners are engaging in detainee abuse when d

the associated press human rights watch, amnesty international and the united nations, all four, have all conducted their own investigations and come to a very different conclusion. they determined that our emirati partners oversaw a network of detention centers that regularly engaged in torture and abuse. general thomas, do you find these independent investigations credible? >> again, senator, i monitored general votel's answer to the same question and you'll probably hear consistency. every one of those allegations is taken with the utmost, you know, interest in terms of pouring into them and during if they're factual and we have and, in fact, i'm not aware of any outliers. if we observe violation of the law of armed conflict it is a break context standard along our force to address it specifically and/or to break contact with those partner forces. again, i would reinforce how general votel answered it. it's a high standard. >> i appreciate that. and general votel said that exactly that, that -- he was careful about what he said. he said -- i asked him if he reached conclusions abou

the associated press, human rights watch, amnesty international and the united nations all conducted their own investigations and came to a very different conclusion. they determined that our partners oversaw a network of detention centers that regularly engaged in torture and other abuse. now, does d.o.d. find these independent investigations credible? mr. votel: we certainly take all of these independent investigations seriously. but i think what i'm saying to you is that we have no observations of our own from our people that have actually seen this. ms. warren: let me ask it this way. has d.o.d. reached any conclusions about whether or not our emirati partners are engaging in detainee abuse when d.o.d. personnel are not present? mr. votel: i have not reached any kind of conclusion that they are conducting these activities. certainly in our interaction with all of our partners, in this conflict and across the region, we continue to emphasize the obligations under the law of armed conflict and the proper detention and treatment of detainees across the board. warn rn warn i apprecia

the murder. we have called for international united nations investigation by the secretary-general. we called a press conference at the un. supporters without borders and amnesty calling for this. we met with the secretary general's office and whatever members. we understand turkey has expressed its openness to that. we would like to see the un secretary general want their own investigation. i think the un special repertoire on the full killing in her initial fact-finding mission indicates again, there is a very insignificant evidence that the crown prince was involved so further, the call for an international criminal investigation. i don't think it's a either or, it's both. >> thank you very much. i think the memo of the institution, we had a sanction a minute. it wasn't actually calling, every person. i think that was it. they are serious, they are going to come. my question, my college from russia, we about where the first time, they are the ones holding that. wilson gets out. in this, going out and doing, officials. if you go after discussing earlier, we have another. we were first from it the level officials in jail are basically trying to get them in be

and united nations humanitarian aid convoy as arrived at a remote refugee camp on the border with jordan it is the largest ever to reach the camp since the start of syria's war. amnesty international has accused the united arab emirates of supplying weapons to armed groups in yemen diverts billions of dollars worth of weapons after buying them from the west many of the groups they supply or been accused of war crimes. briggs's supporters have reacted angrily to remarks by one of the top politicians european council president donald tusk said there's a special place in hell for british politicians who supported leaving the e.u. without a concrete plan the country now known as north macedonia is a step closer to joining nato greece's given its approval for the former yugoslav republic to join the military alliance firefighters in california been tackling a major blaze after a gas explosion in san francisco huge plumes of fire and smoke prompted evacuations of nearby buildings those are the headlines we're back in half an hour right now it's the stream. as venezuela is on the brink. with two men facing off for power. one of them self-proclaimed interim venezuelan leader. to al-jazeer

international united nations criminal investigation by the secretary-general. we held a press conference at the u.n., with human rights watch, reporters without borders, and amnesty, calling for this. we have met with the secretary- general's office and with several member states. we understand turkey has expressed its openness to that . so, we would like to see the u.n. secretary-general monts their own investigation. i think the u.n. special repertoire on extrajudicial killing and her initial fact- finding mission to turkey indicates again that there is very significant evidence that the crown prince was involved, and so that furthers the call for an international criminal investigation, so i don't think it's an either/or. it's a both. . >> right here with the type. >> e >> thank you, very much. i represent the free house independent news agency. i appreciate you calling on me. i think we should keep in mind in the situation, we had a congressional sanction amendment. that was actually calling everyone, every single person involved in his case could be sanctioned. i think that was a strong wind which of the government quite smartly. they are serious. they're go