we're still waiting to hear the fate of the last of the bali 9. what can you tell us about what's happening in the courtroom? we're watching live pictures. >> reporter: right now the judge, one of three is reading out meticulously, carefully all the considerations that were taken when making this decision just a short while ago, as you say, we heard that andrew chan, 31-year-old andrew chan, an australian citizen, his appeal has been rejected. that was his right to appeal against the denial of clemency by president widodo. and now we are about to hear the verdict for myuran sukumaran, the 33-year-old man, another ringleader of the so-called bali 9 group that attempted to smuggle more than eight kilograms of heroin back in 2005 from indonesia to australia. of course, we know that there have been a lot of legal ranglings. this was considered a last-ditch appeal. perhaps their last hope before they could potentially face a death by firing squad on the prison island just off the coast of java where they were transferred to under cover of darkness arou

. >> coming up for you, time is running out for members of the bali 9 smuggling ring. the execution could take place within a matter of hours. i'm errol barnett welcome to the viewers in the u.s. and around the world. proosh y appreciate you tuning in and joining us on cnn. we want to begin with new death tolls from this weekend's earthquake in nepal. as of now it has killed, 4,352 people in nepal, india and tibet. those numbers are expected to continue to rise as officials say they don't know how many more are missing. crews have been working 'round-the-clock to find survivors in the debris. more than 8,000 people have been injured and the united nations estimates some 8 million people across nepal have been impacted by the quake and aftermath. also desperate need for food, for more than 1 million earth quake survivors. very important point to make. now, india was also impacted by this earth quake. the deaths and injuries. it has stepped up in a big way to help its neighboring nation. we are joined on the line now from new deli to talk about that effort, india was the

they were caught, convicted, and have been in death row at bali for the past ten years.he australian gcht has been weighing in. world leaders have been weighing in, appealing to president joko widodo to grant them clemency. to forgive them. however, he stood firm. he said no. it went to the courts. we didn't think it would. and just now, andrew chan has been rejected for his appeal to go to court to appeal against the clemency. errol? >> so the appeal for andrew chan has been denied. we're waiting as we listen in to this judge reading the decision for myuran sukumaran. should we assume it will be the same decision? throughout this, have the two been deemed equally responsible up until now? would we expect the same outcome for the other guy? >> reporter: yeah, well, they've certainly presented their cases as equals in the same way. they presented exactly the same evidence. they have their lawyers presenting similar cases, saying that they are both remarkable examples of reform within prison. they've both turned themselves around. they have recognized and realized what the

bali 9 was a drug smuggling gang that tried but failed to bring eight kilos of heroin from bali to australiaw live from bangkok with the later, saima, what can you tell us what is happening on the island where everyone is being held right now? >> in the past few hours, a flurry of ambulances arriving on the island, what is known as execution island, of course, a very grim visualization of what is probably about to take place on the island. death by firing squad for those nine people on death row. of course despite a lot of appeals made for all of them. alongside the families arriving. one of the lawyers told us that, a number of families had been told that today, 2:00 local time, that is this hour, was the last time they would be allowed to come on to the island to meet their loved ones facing the firing squad. so, we have seen a number of people arriving, family members, loved ones, girlfriends. partners, very emotional scenes as you can imagine as they expect this to be potentially the last time. i must emphasize though that this afternoon is the time period of 72-hour notice being up. the

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they were the leaders of the so-called bali nine drug ring.tralia announced it was withdrawing its ambassador for consultations. >> hindu families are holding korea magz ceremonies throughout the capital kathmandu. more than 4800 people were killed in the quake. authorities say they fear that that number will rise. >> as tensions engulfed baltimore, maryland, the city's mayor has faced a backlash for her response. >> cnn has more including her battle with maryland's governor. baltimore's mayor is under fire as peaceful protests turn into violent rights riots. >> this is one of our darkest days as a city. >> the governor making it clear that he feels the mayor acted much too slowly. >> the violence started at 3:00 yesterday afternoon. finally, i believe around 6:00, the mayor said -- requested us to bring in the national guard. we already had called up and the national guard had been put on alert. they were ready to act. >> you could do nothing? >> we did quite a bit, but we waited until the mayor asked for us to come in. we didn't think it was

the leaders of the so-called bali nine drug ring.er execution by firing squad, australia announced it was withdrawing its ambassador to indonesia for consultations. >> ukrainian firefighters getting the upper hand on a forest fire near chernobyl, broke out in the chernobyl exclusion zone, 20 kilometers from the abandoned nuclear power plant. the whole area is radio ak tichlt not cle -- active. not clear what caused the fire. tuesday, a day of pausf fupeace protests and clean-up. baltimore is now under a night time curfew enforced by some 2,000 national guard troops. police have made ten arrests since the curfew went into effect a few hours ago. >> u.s. president barack obama says there is no excuse for the violence we saw in baltimore on monday. >> my understanding is you have some of the same organizers now going back into the communities trying to clean up in the aftermath of a handful of protesters, handful of criminals, and thugs who, who tore up the place. >> one of the questions many people have is what caused on monday peacefu

he lived in the same vellum as two brothers who were executed for the no thousand two bali bombings wet to their boring school. >> since he was 15 years old he wanted to dais a martyr. i asked him to come back, but he didn't want to. he said this is what he really walted. i was shocked when i heard what he did. was this his solution? did he really dare to do this. >> reporter: according to the government he is of one of around 200 indonesians to join isil. the daughter of this shop owner left to syria with her sister and children but she was turned back at the border. she didn't want us to show her face. being something who have joined isil were long-term activists but others fish traders here in the market. the appeal of ice oil a new generation of indonesias has resulted in a government crack down an approach analysts say may be counter productive. a so-called did deradicalization program involve 252 people convict today terrorism has yet to start. meanwhile police are making a arrests and the government has announced measures to prevent the growing support for isil including longer

the men were arrested in 2005 as ring leaders of a group known as the bali 9. the philippine government is trying to save one of its citizens who is also facing execution for drug trafficking in indonesia. she's a single mother with two children. her family says all she ever wanted was a way out of poverty. her recruiter, a close family friend paid for her trip to malaysia bought her clothes, and promised there was a job waiting for her in indonesia. she says she was given the luggage and insists she had no idea she had just become a drug mule. the philippines government has questioned the accuracy of the trial saying she should have been provided with a professional translater and not just a student interpreter. last month, the indonesian government agreed to review her case but for the second time it's refused to lift her death sentence. still, her family says she's been treated well in prison. they say it was indonesia that paid for the first visit to see her in 2013 and that indonesia has done more for them than her own government. >> since the beginning of

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lived in the same village as two brothers who were executed for the 2002 bali bombing who went to their boarding school. >> since he was 15 years old he wanted to die as a martyr. i asked him to come back but he didn't want to. he said this is what he really wanted. i was shocked when i heard what he did. was this his solution? did he really dare to do this? >> reporter: according to the government he is one of around 200 indonesians who joined i.s.i.l. the daughter left with her sister-in-law and children and were arrested at the turkish border and sent home. she doesn't want to be interviewed. many left their homes in east jahna andjava. others were frustrated here at the market in east java. the appeal of i.s.i.l. has resulted in a government crack down an approach analysts say may be counterproductive. a so-called deradicallization program involving 242 people convicted for terrorism has yet to start. meanwhile police are making arrests and the government has announced measures to prevent growing support for i.s.i.l including lodger longer detentions. >> you have to revise the terro

the men were arrested in 2005 as ring leaders of a group known as the bali 9. >>> the philippine governmenttrying to save one of its citizen who is is also facing prosecution for drug smuggling. here's that story. >>reporter: this is not the kind of future they had wanted for their daughter. mary jane is facing eminent execution in indonesia. she was sense tensed to death in 2010 for trying to struggle heroin from malaysia. >> i raised my children to be god-fearing people. i've taught them to live their life in simple ways. i've brought them up well and lived my life only for them. this is where she was born. a small farming village in the northern philippines. she's a single mother with two children. her family says all she ever wanted was a way out of poverty. her recruiter, a close family friend paid for her trip to malaysia. brought her clothes. promised there was a job waiting for her there. she says she was given the luggage and insists she had no idea she had just become a drug mule. the philippine government has questioned the accuracy of her trial. it says she should have been prov

the two leaders of the so-called bali 9 have been sentenced to die by firing squad. their lawyers have challenged the president's decision to deny the pair clemency. they've been on death row for nearly a decade after they were convicted of trying to smuggle heroin into australia from bali. >>> we'll take a short break. ahead, passengers on board an air canada plane that crashed over the weekend are taking action. we'll tell you about their plans to file suit against the airline. >>> and after an explosion of criticism over a religious freedom law, indiana's governor speaks out. >> was i expecting this kind of backlash? heavens no. the switch to t-mobile is on. even verizon customers are seeing the light. t-mobile has america's fastest 4g lte network ...from the bay area to the big apple. and more data capacity per customer. need one more reason? we'll even buy out your contract. ready set switch. to the data strong network. dovisit tripadvisor new york. tripadvisor not only has millions of real traveler's reviews and opinions, but checks hundreds of websites, so peo

the two leaders of the so-called bali 9 have been sentenced to die by firing squad.ers have challenged the president's decision to deny the pair clemency. they've been on death row for nearly a decade after they were convicted of trying to smuggle heroin into australia from bali. >>> a big development out of iraq. the country's prime minister says his nation is taking control of tikrit from isis. coming up, we'll bring you the latest in the fight for that city in a live report. >>> and we'll take a look at a powerful light show as seen from space. >>> iraq's prime minister has declared victory in the fight to pry the city of tikrit from isis. however, pockets of resistance still remain. [ gunfire ] >> tikrit has been in the hands of the militants since june. iraqi forces tried several times to win it back. u.s.-led air strikes played a key role in their eventual success. we have more from baghdad. of course, it has to be said this is a bold announcement declaring victory. perhaps a little premature at this stage? >> reporter: well, this is what we're hoping to establ

among them were australia policy -- australia's myuran sukumuran and andrew chan, part of the infamous bali nine and heroin smuggling ring. executions of popular here, and facing lower approval ratings indonesia's president needs a quick political victory. there are scores of people that have come out to watch this. the media is also out in full force. the public supports the death penalty for drug traffickers because the and a niche in government is reminding them that this country is facing a drug crisis. there are a dozen drug traffickers on death row waiting for their inevitable future. amongst them is a british grandmother. she was sentenced to death for trafficking 4.8 kilos of cocaine. execution show that ended nietzsche is serious about its war on drugs. abc news, indonesia. -- bbc news indonesia. katty: saudi arabia has arrested more than 90 people with ties to the islamic state. it is part of a coalition trying to defeat isis and a. the effort succeeded in tikrit. they are now bearing down on another city. our international correspondent has the report. >> the exodus, fleeing the

the bali agreement which was a subset of the doha long expected non-agreement could actually generate a lot by way of trade facilitation. estimated to actually develop an economic boost of $1 trillion u.s. annually. not only should this bali agreement be implemented, but we need to be more ambitious because trade remains a very major engine of the global economy. to lift growth, create jobs, and dispel this new mediocre that is lurking on the horizon. of course, it's difficult. those are political reforms, and anything that is structural reform or that requires international consensus is difficult. they involve tough choices, tradeoffs. and there are winners and losers in the short run. but in the long run, everybody can win. so how do we win. well, our view, my view, is that we can only win by working together. and i'm struck by how action to lift growth is becoming increasingly country-specific. you know, gone are the days when you could see the advanced economies, the emerging markets, the low-income countries. no. it's far more complicated which probably includes something like 12

reporter: there's a certain amount of anger and disbelief in australia after two members of the so-called bali nine, andrew chang and myuran sukamaran were executed in indonesia 10 years after being arrested on drug charges. there was a lot of critisusn in relation to the indonesian government and judicial system. that will continue in the days and hours ahead. tony abbott gave a strongly worded statement in a sombre media conference. >> australia deeply regrets the executions. they are cruel and unnecessary. cruel because andrew chan and myuran sukamaran spend some decade in gaol before being executed, and unnecessary bouts both young australians were fully rehabilitate in prison >>> there was a fair amount of caution in what tony abbott had to say, emphasising the relationship between australia and indonesia. he emphasised it was an important relationship and will be. judging by that it seems ipp likely in the short term we'll see fewer short steps other than the move to bring the australian ambassador to indonesia home, which is a decision already taken. >> sri lanka has undergone the bigge

there's a certain c amount of anger and disbelief in australia after two members of the so-called bali nine, andrew chang and myuran sukamaran were executed in indonesia 10 years after being arrested on drug charges. leading up to the execution of the indonesian government and judicial system. that will continue in the days and hours ahead. tony abbott gave a strongly worded statement in a sombre media conference. >> australia deeply, deeply regrets the executions in indonesia. they are cruel and unnecessary. cruel because andrew chan and myuran sukamaran spend some decade in gaol before being >> so you don't have to go war. >> hard earned pride. hard earned respect. hard earned future. . >> . >> us to lose a job. we're just a family that's this show is captioned live. just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mean i'm not working. comcast business understands that. their wifi isn't just fast near the router. it's fast in the break room. fast in the conference room. fast in tom's office. fast in other tom's office. fast in the foyer [pronounced foy-yer] or is it foyer [pronounced foy-

myuran sukamaran and andrew chan were convicted as part of the blin -- bali nine group of heroin smugglers. australia has repeatedly pleaded for their lives to be spared. >>> in the u.s. indiana's freedom of religion act has been protested against. they want to film the way of the law is perceived. jonathan betz reports. >> reporter: with business owners right-hand indiana taking a stand and anger grow the governor offered a new message. >> we have a perception problem. some have a different view. we intend to correct that. >> reporter: after repeatedly depending the religious freedom restoration act, the governor conceded the law should be changed. legislation that is added to the religious freedom restoration act in india, making it clear that the law does not give the right to deny services. it left some unsatisfied. it's not enough. you know i think that he needs to protect l.g.b.t. as a class of people. and, you know i think he's trying to save face at this point. critics want the law repealed. sexual orientation added as a protective class. something resisted saying it protects relig

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amount of anger and disbelief in australia after news came through that two members of the so-called bali nine andrew chan and myuran sukamaran were executed in indonesia 10 years after being arrested on drug charges. leading up to the execution of the indonesian government and judicial system. that will continue in the days and hours ahead. tony abbott, australian pm, gave a strongly worded statement in a sombre media conference. >> australia deeply, deeply regrets these executions in indonesia. these executions are both cruel and unnecessary. cruel because both andrew chan and myuran sukamaran spend some decade in gaol before being executed. and unnecessary, because both of these young australians were fully rehabilitated while in prison >>> there was also a fair amount of caution in what tony abbott had to say. he emphasised the relationship between australia and indonesia, saying it's a dark moment in that relationship, but emphasised that it is an important relationship, and always will be. so judging by that, it seems unlikely that in the short term anyway we'll see any further sign

anrude chan and myuran sukamaran were convicted as part of the bali nine heroin smugglers.ustralia has pleaded for their lives, despite a rejection of clemency from joko widodo. the president. >> mc international says there's a sharp increase in the number of death sentences handed down around the world. >> 2,466 death sentences were imposed in 2014. almost 500 more than the year before. egypt and nigeria saw mass deaths. the number of executions - that is down. 607 were killed in 2014. a fall of 20%. the figures exclude prolific death penalty country - china. thousands are executed every year but beijing does not relay statistics. >> what began as a transportation strike in argentina is now a nation-wide protest. workers walked out for 24 hours on tuesday. flights were cancelled. train services suspended. unions are demanding lower taxes, higher measures to fight inflation. we have this report from buenos aires. >> reporter: here at the buenos aires airport, domestic and international flights have been cancelled until the 24 hour general strike ends. unlike the last genera

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the group was convicted of being part of the heroin smuggling gang the bali 9.liver farry reports. oliver: they are likely to be shot by firing squad early wednesday morning. australian prime ministers julie bishop has called on indonesia to halt the investigation into the corruption -- until a corruption investigation into two judges who presided over the case has taken place. prime minister bishop: the clemency process, so we urge the indonesian government to allow the process to proceed because of course executions are a revocable. oliver: indonesian president j oko widodo denied the request. the only two of the nine to face execution. the families paid their last visits to them on tuesday. they heard appeals of former see the day before. >> show some compassion, some mercy, carry on with their lives,. oliver: andrew chan married his girlfriend on tuesday. those accused include nationals from brazil, nigeria, in the niger, and the philippines. host: unrest is ongoing amid the president running for a third time in office. firing water cannons and tear gas and

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intense confrontation between writing police rioters and police impound police responded in a bit of balie canisters and pepper balls. the response by the crowd is of out very different only a handful of arrests tonight. you can see the streets are actually relatively empty at this point it does not compare to the 200 of out of the individuals that were there many people are now getting on at ticket this point about a half hour and happened to this curfew but we are nursing here that the piece is this seems to be holding. it's not quite midnight yet and yet night is still young but people here are some extremely hopeful that this will be the case throughout the night. >> reporter: back live here ousted the halt we have a few people out of violating the curfew was the understanding bat behind those baird case of the this point is a peaceful situation taking into to lockout the tonight is still young we are seeing a major difference. you could still smell the buildings burnt burning better about 2 1/2 miles away sirens are filling the air granite the situation is still tense and helicopters

they start the campaign against the journalist from bali would. somebody attempted tweet to him and he sent it to 15000 followers. i asked him how it felt and he said it felt luscious. i asked him how he imagined just in the period he said i'm sure she's fine. i don't think he was being glib. it is that we are all alike on social media. we want to destroy people but we don't want to feel bad about it. so you just call them a sociopath or call them fine or called him a racist. anyway, finally a year after it happened she begins to get back on her feet. she's got a new job that she likes and my book came out and finally saying i can't believe what i did to you. what people are saying terrorists i can't believe what those people do you. you know there's nothing more traumatizing than being cast out by tens of thousands of good people. that is worse than being attacked by outrageous minority. you have a support group. nobody was supporting her. my book and her story and people now understand she was wronged and the cure for being destroyed and shamed

at the end of the day when you put stuff in your bali you would you like some reassurances been tested out. at the end of the day. >> one that is a decision you don't trust the state equivalent to look at. it depends on the nature of the harm and so on. people want to find cocaine and meth and how. those mexican drug cartels growing better marijuana. the now exporting larger amounts of heroin. two can play this game. after one am not sure who want to have a public policy held hostage to the reaction of the drug cartels. >> host: i want to get a a little bit back to your cultural concerns. going back to this analogy about tobacco, forget the question of whether we would be in it today are not come tobacco is probably the most demonized product in american life. and it is one of the things i love. it is a band of brothers. the one thing you know about everyone there is they don't have a problem with cigars which you can find almost anywhere else in america. smoke cigars. should i contest that. i read all about it. many of them right out in public. so what would prohibit him at the end of

he lived in the same village of two brothers who were executed for the 2002 bali bombing. he went to their boarding school. >> since he was 15 years old he wanted to die as a martyr. i asked him to come back, but he didn't want to. he said this is what he really wanted. i was shocked when i heard what he did. was this his solution? did he really dare to do this? >> according to the government, one of 200 indonesias who have joined isil. the daughter of this shop owner left for syria with her sister-in-law and her children but was stopped at the turkish border and sent home. she does not want to be entr interviewed. >> some who join isil are long-term activist. >> a so-called deradicalization program involving 242 people convicted for terrorism has yet to start. meanwhile, police are making arrest and the government has announced measures to prevent a growing support for isil. including longer detentions. >> we have to revise the terrorist law in the future. the law does not allow us to do that. >> to do what? >> to invalidate their passports, cancel their passports, someth

. >> reporter: the pennsylvania bali will feature three pieces by robins. >> the whole movie told ins. it has intensity and love and passion and fun but estimate wooching a live movie. -- but statement you're watching a live movie. he creates talent for the dancerses to become actors, not just the actors to become dancers. you're sitting in the audience it feels like you're watching a movie. a tribute to jerome robins run through may 10th at the academy of music. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. #. >>> a homeless man has a place to live after he stumbled upon a forgotten bank account. he had been sleeping in a cardboard bus stop. at first he had trouble tracing his records because he is a native of poland and american citizen. once they found his birth statistic -- certificate they found a long lost bank account. >> we're stay tuned. >> reporter: the bank changed names over the year, it turns out social security had been piling up, it was enough to buy him permanent housing. >>> a youngster from north carolina will never forget this year's school photo shoot. james bases --

bali, bora and bora it's incredible. >> i would go myself and leaving my family and wife at home.i'm not doing it five times. >> that's one ticket, who can afford to take the whole family. >> that's good. then you find out who you are married to. if your mate says this is really going to be great and tell you all about it and you know who you are stuck with it. >> let's say you had one first- class ticket had you to take the family of five and everyone sat back with the grate unwashed. >> i don't like you being hesitant. have them fix that thing so we can give it. >> we can talk about the next game for the warriors. >> yeah, on hesitation. >> oni'll see you. >> on monday morning. >> see you gary. >>> time is 7:54 on friday we're waking up to windy conditions out there. keep that in mind when you step out, temperatures could feel even cooler, it could be into the afternoon, and it will be in the upper 60s and bay mid- 60s with the coasting on the cooler side with the upper 50s for this afternoon. clouds are moving in moving in later on this evening. we're still dealing with cloudy

. >>> news tonight from bali where an american teen and her boy friend have been found guilty of then year sentence was given to the teen because she had just given birth. >>> let's all go off the record for a minute. are you a baseball fan? well, even if you're not, you know how spectacular it is to have a career batting average of .303, 160 home runs, and now this one is really big, 4,256 hits. that is the major league baseball record setback in 1986 by none other than cincinnati reds' pete rose. he dazzled the fans. today at the age of 74 pete has a new job with fox sports as a mlb analyst. as a fan there's one more place i want to see pete rose, the baseball hall of fame. yeah, i know. he was permanently banned from baseball in 1989 for betting on games. that was bad, you go there are others who have done things try steroids. he's done 36 years of ineligibility. that's enough punishment. time to give it an arest. if they don't want to do it for pete rose, do it for the rest of us the baseball fans. by the way, if and when he gets inducted into the hall of fame i'd love to be ther

the leaders of the so-called bali nine drug ring.a made the rare move withdrawing its ambassador to indonesia for consultations. joining us with more reaction, manisha tank in hong kong. manisha, despite its efforts, they could not save the lives of two citizens? >> yes, the efforts, errol, were going on. there were emotional plea from the families of the two men. andrew chan. and the australian prime minister in his comments said the men had been rehabilitated. one of the supports for the death pen sense not to be people know that andrew chad had become a mass tore. he was leading prayer meetings after all the years in jail. and he had become an artist. paintings. leading art lessons. yes, condemnation around the world in relation to the case from brazilians. also a brazilian executed. apparently suffering from paranoid schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder. raising the issue that he wasn't, humanitarian ground he should be granted clemenlemency. a lot of reaction and from the indonesians. very much in the spotlight over this issue. p

nine of the ten mostly foreign convicts who are part of the smuggling ring known as the bali nine were executed in nine days. their nationals will be put to death. australia appealed for clemency and proposed a prison swap with indonesia to avoid their deaths. the state of maryland showed their anger by fighting with police by breaking windows. they are upset over the death of freddie gray. gray died earlier this month from a spinal injury while in police custody. >>> it appears not even the president of the united states is safe from e-mail hacking. "the new york times" reports russian hackers read some of president obama's e-mails. they got deep into the u.s. state department, but didn't gain access to anything classified. also with washington, the annual white house correspondent's dinner happened saturday, known as the nerd prom. it was a hit among washington elite, celebrities and other v.i.p.s. president obama joked about the media and presidency. he poked fun add potential democratic candidates. listen. >> the trail hasn't been easy for my fellow democrats, either. hillary's pri

. >> the major changes they can expect all in >>> just in out of bali an american just sentenced to 18n jail for murdering his girlfriend's mom. an indonesian court just came down with that sentence. he was found guilty of beating her death on the island. the daughter was also charged with that murder. her body was found in a suitcase at the resort. this was last august. >>> thank you. 13 before the hour and the police chief in virginia beach says one of his officers broke policy when he used a taser during a traffic stop. we should warrant you the video may be tough to watch. >> it's on video. >> stop stop stop it now. >> it's a taser. >> ow! >> the video was shared on social media earlier this month. it shows a 17-year-old boy in the backseat of a car being repeatedly pepper sprayed and tasered by police. the chief will not say what punishment his officer will face. >>> he's accused of jumping over the white house fence and now he is out of jail this morning. 54-year-old jerome hunt says he took a bus from california to washington and used a bike rack to climb over the fence sunday n

spend the next several years in an indonesian prison for killing the woman's mother at a resort in bali. prosecutors say tommy schaefer beat the victim to death and stuffed her body into a suitcase. he was sentenced to 18 years in prison. the judges said he received a lighter sentence because he was polite and remorseful in court. heather mack was sentenced to 10 years in prison. she gave birth in jail. the judges said they went easy on her because she is a new mom. >>> the capitals take on the islanders in game four of their playoff series tonight, but could injuries impact the game? who's in? who's out? carol maloney is live in long island with what it all mean forz tonight's face-off. >>> and have mercy. remember uncle jesse? we're back with his big return. lets say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of channels you actually want to watch what if you could pay for what you want, and not for what you don't so you could get kids channels sports... or entertainment mix and match, or get them all. now fios brings you a totally new wa

after the battered body of mack's mother was found in a suitcase at a bali resort last year. >>> the defense rests its case in call harris's third murder trial. his two previous convictions were overturned. now his lawyers are trying to cast suspicion on customer at the restaurant where harris's wife michelle worked as a waitress before she was murdered in 2001. >>> an ccdc drummer, phil rudd, pleads guilty in new zealand court threatening to kill a man who worked for him as well as drug charges. rudd faces up to seven years in prison now after that guilty plea. jenna: way forward with iran on a way various issues. life inside the country where few western journalists are allowed to work. this week's piece tells us about one woman's story but brings up bigger questions about judgment and punishment inside of iran. we have the "new york times" bureau chief iran. he joins us on set as he is in new york city. great to have you with us, thomas. one of the few western journalists living and working in iran. he publish ad series man in tehran. great to have you in person. >> thank you jenn