. >>> former congress lease rebel leader bosco is on trial at the hague for war crimes.harges against him include murder, rape and, recruiting child soldiers. barnaby phillips sent us this update from the hague. >> reporter: bosco also known as the terminator has a notorious reputation as one of the warlords who has wreaked havoc in eastern congo for almost 20 years, but the chances against him here at the i.c.c. pertain to a specific period, 2002, 2003. 18 charges crimes against humanity, war crimes, sexual crimes, he denies them all of the trial is likely to be a slow and intricate process, 88 witnesses have been called by the prosecution, there are, of course, the logistical challenges of bringing them over from eastern congo here to the netherlands. over the next two days, what we are expecting are opening statements and including a statement from bosco himself, he denies all of the charles against him. >>> the u.n. special rapporteur on freedom of expression has condemned the sentencing of three al jazerra journalists in egypt. bahar mohamed and mohamed fahmy were g

former rebel leader bosco forced girls as young as 12 to have sex with soldiers. he went by the nickname, the terminator, pleading not guilty to the charges, including murder, rape and recruitment of child soldiers. barnaby phillips joins us from hague. what else was heard? >> harrowing testimony, even if it was coming second hand from lawyers for the witnesses, not the witnesses yet, at this early stage of the trial. for example, we heard the accounts of sexual slavery that you were talking about, and we heard horrible accounts of people forced to dig their own graves and then being buried alive in those graves as relatives watched. a little later we heard from the defense lawyers for the first time as they tri and outline their strategy, casting doubt on the var at identify of witness accounts. dating back 12 years, and trying to put in context what was happening in eastern congo, saying that the e.u. pc. the mission in bosco and uganda was not specifically motivated by ethnic rivalry, if you like. it was not merely a prohoma militia seeking to kill people from

at here on al jazeera >>> former rebel leader bosco told the international criminal court that he has never killed a civilian, he's on trial for wore crimes committed in the democratic republic of congo, between 2002 and 2003. barnaby phillips has been listening at the hague in netherlands. >> we heard from lawyers for the witnesses appearing later in the trial, and they painted a chilling picture of what bosco's militia was doing in 2002 to 2003. they spoke about the widespread rape of young girls in their teens, and how some were forced to dig their own graves before being buried alive, while distraught family members looked on. >> later we heard from bosco himself, speaking calmly for about 20 minutes in swahili. he did not recognise the picture of him, which the prosecution was putting forward, that he was a ruthless killer. far from it. he said he was a disciplined soldiers, and that he led men under strict command in the province. this is what he had to say. >> translation: as an officer i have always fought with people in uniform. vi never attacked civilians. i have calls prote

former congolese rebel bosco is appearing at the international criminal court in the hague. he's facing 18 charges, including murder, rape and recruiting child soldiers. >> andrew simmonds is at the train station in budda pest. let's join him from there. tell us what the situation looks like now. >> right now, there has been yet another demonstration, but there's a big matter amongst the syrian refugees. continuing the demos, keeping up the momentum. right now there's a situation where the syrians are taking the lead and a lot of afghans as well are demonstrating in large numbers. the situation is the minister, the prime minister, says that economic migrants, as he terms them, will have to be sent back, and says that hungary will not be part of a quota system if the european union wants to follow. they'll not have deputies staying here. what will happen is there'll be a draconian set of measures put into play. that will e tabled in parliament on thursday, by friday it's likely there'll be new laughings meaning many, many refugees are turned back at the border. sent straight

. >> good afternoon commissioner courtney nicole cu for bosco i want to speak on the annual report a significant document 3 deserves pause for comment i applaud puck to complete the overall wissop on 88.7 that is expressive i've watched it number slowly creep up over time and now for the time schedule is on schedule may 2018 for the budget $65 billion and i hope that that continues to be the case as we move through the last couple of years we certainly have challenged with the calaveres damn it is not yet through the construction phases but my hope is that we will make solid progress and courage the commission to focus on that is certainly helpful to your staff and help to the overall progress of the project thank you very much. >> we appreciate that thank you. >> the next item is other commission business. >> no? okay next item, please. >> item 7 is the bio annual budget development. >> okay. there's a little we'll role with that commissioner courtney and commissioners eric sandler assistant general manager and cfo i have a brief presentation here foyer you to kickoff the bio annual

. >> good afternoon commissioner courtney nicole cu for bosco i want to speak on the annual report a significant document 3 deserves pause for comment i applaud puck to complete the overall wissop on 88.7 that is expressive i've watched it number slowly creep up over time and now for the time schedule is on schedule may 2018 for the budget $65 billion and i hope that that continues to be the case as we move through the last couple of years we certainly have challenged with the calaveres damn it is not yet through the construction phases but my hope is that we will make solid progress and courage the commission to focus on that is certainly helpful to your staff and help to the overall progress of the project thank you very much. >> we appreciate that thank you. >> the next item is other commission business. >> no? okay next item, please. >> item 7 is the bio annual budget development. >> okay. there's a little we'll role with that commissioner courtney and commissioners eric sandler assistant general manager and cfo i have a brief presentation here foyer you to kickoff the bio annual

. >> former congolese leader bosco has pleaded not guilty to war crimes at his trial. the charges against him include murder, rape and recruitment of child soldiers. barnaby phillips is live for us at the hague. what do we know other than him pleading not guilty, barnaby? >> the course session got under way a couple of hours ago. we heard from the chief prosecutor and she made a strong and compelling case of the atrocities that bosco is accused of. they were graphic, some of the details. horrific murder of small children. the way in which many girls were recruited by the u b.c., the rebel force, that they had a senior position in, and were used for the sexual gratification of the soldiers, handed from one soldiers to another. he listened throughout, pretty calmly, dressed in a grey suit, a silver tie, looking swarve. when he stood up to deny the charges, he was calm. his voice was very, very quiet. we had to strain to here him say he's not guilty of all the charges. >> it's going to go on for a long time. what is likely to happen next. >> well, the prosecution will car

we heard from bosco himself. he spoke calmly for 20 minutes, and did not recognise this pictures of him. far from it. he said he was a disciplined soldiers, and he led men under strict command in the province. this is what he had to say. >> translation: as an officer i have always fought with people in uniform. i have never attacked civilians. on the other hand, your honours, i have always protected them. >> what happens now in this trial. the court adjourned until september 15th, when we expect the first witnesses to appear. all the experts warn that this trial goes on for years. >> barnaby phillips reporting from the hague. joining us is simon adams, executive director for the global center. with the responsibility to protect. crimes accrued of are horrific. this is a man whose has been a member of a number of armed groups. guilt aof massacres, rape, recruiting child soldiers, killing men, women and children. it's good that he's ended up in handcuffs in the hague. it's bringing attention to a conflict that does

the former congolese warlord bosco ntaganda pleaded not guilty to all a charges against him could this at the start of his war crimes trial at the international criminal court in the hague. at the french capital, police arrest a man in his 30's after eight people, including two children, were killed in a fire in a paris apartment building. evening hasy this been migration to europe. the macedonian government is swiftly moving migrants across the country, but on arrival in serbia, migrants and refugees are required to register with authorities there. a tobacco factory on the border town has turned into a reception center as police struggled to keep up with the numbers arriving. reporter: hundreds traveled to get in so they can get out of serbia. >> why have they sent the army? i am just a migrant. i will need my document and i will leave, no more, no less. reporter: those who make it across the barrier are searched and registered. they received a 72-hour passed in which they need to book into hotels and travel on public transport. met when he crossed into macedonia and has made it insid

. >> hello yield for bosco first of all, it was an interesting prediction i was listening to what was ignoring i'm glad the sf clean power is a part of that one part it missing i get did we're looking at doing the renewables and that's not port part of 10 year plan i get did we know know how much we're go to spending and the knowledge how much it will cost we'll get more updates the public will know and keep in mind as commissioner moran there's those projects that are further out this is kind of in the same educate it is something in the near term more access to help to do the climatic change initiatives you need to do and cac can help to get that down i don't want to lose that in the escape let's not forget where we live have the money coming up next year to launch to do things not in the capital plan but added to it in the not two distant future thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon peter first of all, i want to dwrags the puc and bosco for a tremendous efforts around sxhefrment you'll recall in 2008, when did phased was approved a cap on water sales and even before the drough

>> yeah, yeah, yeah. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: now this is -- >> bosco. >> jimmy: this is bosco. >> yeah, that's the boss. bosco. >> jimmy: i want -- see i want -- and this is -- that's ella? >> that's the queen of soul, ella. >> jimmy: that's a st. bernard? >> st. b nard, yeah. >> jimmy: i wanted both of these dogs at one point. >> oh, you did? >> jimmy: yeah, but i -- the australian shepherd, they just love to run around, right? they heard. >> they do. they do. >> jimmy: so, in new york city. >> het gets in the way all the time. >> jimmy: yeah, they're smart dogs. >> yeah, they're really smart. >> jimmy: and st. bernard's, i was going to get one, and i was gonna put a big jug of -- [ laughter ] like a big jagermeister. [ laughter ] rather than -- you go up to the dog and get a shot of jaeger, you know? >> yeah. >> jimmy: then someone talked me out of it. and which i'm very glad to have a great german shepherd now. but i love dogs so much. this guy's smarter though, right? no, this one here. >> they're both really smart. >> jimmy: oh, yeah? >> you know, i read somewhere that dogs d

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there are now 30 cristo rey schools across the country, including don bosco in maryland. >> you alone are the most high, jesus christ. >> reporter: catholic traditions including mass are an important part of the day at don bosco-- which found a home in a closed catholic elementary school. one of the features that set these schools apart is that they not only offer a college preparatory education, but a work-study program as well. each student is paired with an employer and works one day a week for all four years helping to offset part of the $13,000 a year tuition: senior carlos lopez has spent three years at the washington d.c. area power company pepco. he says he's become more confident, invested in his own education, and now has skills that will be useful in any workplace. >> i got to practice a lot how introduce myself, how to set a good impression, i learned those things are really important in the real world. >> reporter: the president of don bosco cristo rey, father michael conway, says the purpose of catholic schools is much the same as it has always been - >> catholic educati

. >> good afternoon commissioner courtney nicole cu for bosco i want to speak on the annual report a significant document 3 deserves pause for comment i applaud puck to complete the overall wissop on 88.7 that is expressive i've watched it number slowly creep up over time and now for the time schedule is on schedule may 2018 for the budget $65 billion and i hope that that continues to be the case as we move through the last couple of years we certainly have challenged with the calaveres damn it is not yet through the construction phases but my hope is that we will make solid progress and courage the commission to focus on that is certainly helpful to your staff and help to the overall progress of the project thank you very much. >> we appreciate that thank you. >> the next item is other commission business. >> no? okay next item, please. >> item 7 is the bio annual budget development. >> okay. there's a little we'll role with that commissioner courtney and commissioners eric sandler assistant general manager and cfo i have a brief presentation here foyer you to kickoff the bio annual

-- between don bosco workers and catholic charities. he will lead a procession in central park before celebrating mass. >> i made a decision to do something that hasn't been done before. we are exciting. once in a lifetime opportunity to see his holiness in central park, the maximum opportunity for new yorkers to have a moment to see him as he passes by. >> the mayor says he believes the pope is the person speaking most clearly on the issues challenging the world. and you can find information about those tickets. public transit changes and road closures at abc7ny.com and a special programming note. this friday night there will be a special edition of 20/20. abc news goes inside the vatican as world news tonight anchor david muir sits down with pope francis at 10:00 on channel 7. >>> he thought he would never walk again. now a teenager seriously injured in a swimming accident talks about his amazing recovery and the people that helped save his life. >> jaw dropping video. a little girl dangling from a window. we will show you the heart p

. >> good afternoon commissioner courtney nicole cu for bosco i want to speak on the annual report a significant document 3 deserves pause for comment i applaud puck to complete the overall wissop on 88.7 that is expressive i've watched it number slowly creep up over time and now for the time schedule is on schedule may 2018 for the budget $65 billion and i hope that that continues to be the case as we move through the last couple of years we certainly have challenged with the calaveres damn it is not yet through the construction phases but my hope is that we will make solid progress and courage the commission to focus on that is certainly helpful to your staff and help to the overall progress of the project thank you very much. >> we appreciate that thank you. >> the next item is other commission business. >> no? okay next item, please. >> item 7 is the bio annual budget development. >> okay. there's a little we'll role with that commissioner courtney and commissioners eric sandler assistant general manager and cfo i have a brief presentation here foyer you to kickoff the bio annual

there is some criticism of this trial that it is only focusing on that period, when bosco was then aeral in the army. but because of limited resources the icc decided to focus on this narrow period. there was always a big debate as to whether this trial should be happening in the hague or in eastern congo, so that people there could see justice being done, could see the war lords who have reeked such havoc in that part of the world being held to account. one of the reasons the trial is here, is because there was considerable intimidation of prosecution witnesses, and it was felt for safety better to hold the trial here. >>> in syria state television is reporting a car bomb attack in the government strong hold of latakia. it says ten people have been killed and 22 others injured this it says the biggest attack in the city since syria's war began. >>> at least 18 turks are amongst 20 workers who have been kidnapped by masked men in baghdad. they were taken from a construction site earlier on wednesday. the prime minister says he is in contact with iraqi officials about the investigatio

bosco ntaganda denied crimes. and more trees growing than previously thought. >> the top stories on aljazeera. in hungary, trying to get refugees off the train, heading towards the austrian border. >>> ther father of a three-year-old syrian boy found drown on a beach in turkey speaking of his harrowing experience. shortly after the boat left turkey, it was hit by waves, and the captain swam off. >> reporter:. >> and european leaders are divided on how best to respond to the situation. the european commission's vice president vice president has called the situation an unprecedented humanitarian crisis. >>> thousands of fathers, and more than -- farmers and thousands of tractors have converged on paris to lessen the cost of production. the government is responding with billions in aid and moratoriums on payments. >> it's milking time at this dairy farm in northern france. he has 150 cows, and he does most of the work himself with help from his family. but despite working from dawn to nightfall, he finds it increasin

there's criticism of the trial that it's focussing on that period when bosco was at large as a warlord and general in the congo please army for a longer period, going up to 2013. but because of limited resources, the i.c.c. decided to focus on the narrow period. there was also a big debate as to whether the trial should happen in the hague or bugno or in eastern congo, so that people there can see justice being done, see the warlords wreaking havoc in that part of the world. ultimately one of the reasons the trial is here is there was considerable intimidation. it was felt for reasons of security safety, better to hold the trial here in the hague in holl onward >>> developing news out of syria. there has been a car bomb attack in latakia. syrian state television is reporting that 10 people have been killed and 22 wounded. it's said to have happened in the city's main square. >>> gaza could be uninhabitable in less than five years time. it's a warning contained in a u.n. report. trade and development says unemployment and poverty is an all-time high. it blames three wars and an 8-year i

but later, we heard from bosco himself. we spoke calmly in sway healey.said he did not recognize this picture of him which the prosecution was putting forward. he says he was a disciplined soldier, and he led men under strict command. this is what he had to say. >> i was in office. i have always fought with fearful uniform. i have never attacked civilians. i have always protected them. so what happens now? well, the your honor has adjourned, that'ses when we expect the first witnesses to appear, but all the experts are warning that this trial could can go on for years. gall ma la's president has been in court to face corruption charges. pros it cooers say he was involved in a scam. importers avoided paying customs duties in exchange for bribes. let's talk to daniel, live for us now in guatemala. the city i said the president had appears in court, i suppose if he has resigned he is the former president. but there appears to be some confusion over this. confusion may be, and thing are moving extremely fast. the immunity was only lifted on tuesday, the rest

rosanna: that is bosco? >> no. eventually, you will get this. it is great. our flank steak then turned into the most beautiful -- rosanna: i love that. greg: it disintegrates. >> yes. rosanna: oh, greg. you have our barbecue sauce. you can get it online right now. spicing it up a little bit. it looks like there is a bun in the oven, i the way. >> we do have a bun in the event. greg: you never know. rosanna: you look fantastic. how many months are we along? >> about seven and a half. rosanna: do we know the gender? >> yes. having another boy. greg: a mini hamburger. >> just a little slider there. rosanna: how would you describe some of the other recipes in the book. with. i have been able to eat my way through it. bringing these things home. we are doing a book signing. just answering questions. i love that. [laughter] greg: everyone is looking. rosanna: no, i love that. it is like our test taster. he likes it. rosanna: what is going on tonight? i will see you there. >> i would love that. >> i will be there. rosanna: "good day new york" is we will be right ba

. >> can we get to bosco. >> absolutely. let's go to bosco. >> i have bosque ore here into work.erent modes, you can put bosco down and they make ones for humans, too, so can you put this around you as belt or sash. i've been running on the brooklyn bridge late at night which is awesome because it keeps me visible. and you are getting ready to play with this one. >> this is ifetch, a fun interactive way to play fetch with your dog if you're lazy. >> over that way. >> 10, 20 or 30 feet. >> oh. >> go get it. >> works off of six "d" batteries or plug it in, very interactive. >> this is awesome. >> one of my favorite gadgets. >> she's starting to get it. >> we're going to continue this during the break. we'll keep you updated. katie, thank you very much. >>> coming up next, you know the basketball game horse and mixing that with a spelling bee that with a spelling bee courtesy of a very creative but first, we have a very special guest. come on out, flo! [house band playing] you have anything to say to flo? nah, i'll just let the results do the talking. [crowd booing] well, he can do

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program is now undefeated in the first week depend looking forward to a challenging program against dom bosco north jersey. >> wish you well. >>> for more information, go to our website at nbc10.comñrñr or nbc10 mobile app. you'll find a link there and more information about the program. coach, thank you. >> thank you. >>> the temperatures are up and still climbing. seeing plenty of sunshine. look at the breeze getting going on top of boathouse row. that's that muggier air coming into play. in the middle 80s but we'll easily reach the 90s. the ballpark, nothing but sunshine. not nothing but a cloud in the sky over citizens bank park. it's going to be a hot start over the weekend. phillies and braves, 7:05. 87 degrees, southerly winds at 87 miles an hour. it will cool down easier. 80 degrees at 10:00. warm and muggier than last night. radar, completely dry for our area today. i do expect that changes tomorrow. you can see the line of showers and thunderstorms moving into the midwest. that's on track for us later tomorrow. in fact, that line will move in during the late evening hours. but befor

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you can put bosco down.ate at night which is awesome, because it keeps me visible. now i know you're getting ready -- this is i set. this is a fun interactive, universal way to play fetch with your dog. literally -- three different distances. 10, 20 or 30 feet. >> go get it! go get it! >> works off six batteries or plug it in. very interactive. this thing is awesome. >> she's going to get it now. >> the dog can put it back in itself. >> we'll keep you i couldn't tell dated. thank you very much. coming up, you know the basketball game horse, we're mixing that with a spelling bee and a creative teacher. making a cameo appearance after this. doug, we have the results, but first, we have a very special guest. come on out, flo! [house band playing] you have anything to say to flo? nah, i'll just let the results do the talking. [crowd booing] well, he can do that. we show our progressive direct rate and the rates of our competitors even if progressive isn't the lowest. it looks like progressive is not the lowest!

don boscoe workers theshgs call them. lincolndale, new york, built the altar you see to your right there. you see the cross above and an enormous crowd. bishops and priests from across the tri-state region and beyond to celebrate mass with the holy father. he has stepped aside for the moment as he does each evening -- evening prayers, i suppose. the father michael collins, many thanks to michael from boston. appreciate you both very much. we're not going allow you to miss one bit of this. apologies to our team from the 5. i hope they've enjoyed a friday off, and i know at least one of them might be inside madison square garden right now about to hear from the pope. brett baeir. a quick commercial break on fox news channel. america's house for news and information on cable. (patrick 1) what's it like to be the boss of you? (patrick 2) pretty great. (patrick 1) how about a 10% raise? (patrick 2) how about 20? (patrick 1) how about done? (patrick 2) that's the kind of control i like... ...and that's what they give me at nati

but it was -- they were part of don bosco, i believe, that put that beautiful chair together. we saw some of the craftsmanship when we were preparing our coverage for the pope and were able to see them and speak with them. it's quite something. i'm sure that having immigrants make that with their talented hands and know-how really does have special meaning for hip. >> it's so beautiful, as you said, in its simplicity. that would be so pope francis. absolutely the attraction of making sure that the folks who work with their hands every day have created and made this for him. >> -- our families, and the common good for our neighbor, please accept this -- more than a thousand people have offered greetings from new york -- please accept this as our gift. thank you. talking about, a book recounting immigrant stories the pope receiving it. >> isn't it interesting, the way he is able to listen intently and in a laser-like way to what people are saying? >> it really is. he does focus in, right on whoever is speaking to him. he's not looking over the shoulder at who else is there or wh

. >> good afternoon commissioner courtney nicole cu for bosco i want to speak on the annual report agnificant document 3 deserves pause for comment i applaud puck to complete the overall wissop on 88.7 that is expressive i've watched it number slowly creep up over time and now for the time schedule is on schedule may 2018 for the budget $65 billion and i hope that that continues to be the case as we move through the last couple of years we certainly have challenged with the calaveres damn it is not yet through the construction phases but my hope is that we will make solid progress and courage the commission to focus on that is certainly helpful to your staff and help to the overall progress of the project thank you very much. >> we appreciate that thank you. >> the next item is other commission business. >> no? okay next item, please. >> item 7 is the bio annual budget development. >> okay. there's a little we'll role with that commissioner courtney and commissioners eric sandler assistant general manager and cfo i have a brief presentation here foyer you to kickoff the bio annual bu