so and the security council refer in situation like libya and darfur. so it's moving. it's, it's we're doing the global revolution in legal terms. >> what were the early days like? >> early days? >> yeah, early days. >> when i start? >> yes. >> six, six empty floors, two employees. everyone's thinking it would be closed. >> thinking it wouldn't last. >> no, everyone was thinking it would be closed. yeah, i would do nothing. in, in those days, i was at harvard teaching. and one colleague of mine told me, advised me not to take the job. said, "look, luis, it's great honor. but you have to reject it. " say, "why?" "because you will be nine years at the hague doing nothing and receiving a salary. because the (laugh) american, without the americans, you cannot investigate. you cannot arrest. you can do nothing. so for me, it was a good advice. because i said, "okay, i will do it in my own way with no americans. so and we move it. we move the court. the court now is up and running. we have people in jail. this year, they are integrating a new building, $400 million building

>> it's a serious situation in darfur.e got two and a half million people internally displaced in darfur. a hundred thousand more this year. and we've gone there to see what can we do in terms of better assistance being able to do more for the longer term. these people, many of them, have been displaced since 2004. so it's not just about humanitarian assistance. it's about helping them to rebuild their lives. i must say that i was impressed by the government and it's actually now to stabilize the security situation. they were appointed new governors in four out of the five governments in darfur, and they've got a plan. i think now for all of us we have to focus not just on the immediate humanitarian needs, but also on longer term education healthcare and also economic livelihoods for people who have been without hope for well over a decade-plus. >> so local officials clearly are acting to try and improve the situation. what about international help. there are so many crises and disasters to deal with from syria to yemen. i

e-mailingne client that the crisis in darfur was an exaggeration and no big deal. need to keep doing business are pretty egregious things like that show up in these complaints. because that behavior, of all of the enforcement actions at some a different banks across wall street, that had basically stopped. we will see a few more of the cases. you see a few more cases on wall street that will be resolved either this year or next year and then you will likely not quite so many of these stocks anymore. betty: willy's affect those other cases? >> basically, they are all about the same thing. behavior dating back to 2003 were earlier. see the sameind of things in the next few cases that come up. thank you so much. much more is ahead. tesla shares are on a rough ride and they plunged after consumer reports told us recommendations on the model s. we speak with consumer reports editor's coming up. ♪ >> as we head toward the close of trading in just under 20 minutes, we had a lot of bouncing around it today'section. little more of a negative tone, the nasdaq has been the un

we are opposed to the violence is he committing against people and in darfur.im to be a responsible player with respect to the peace agreement that we have just made -- not that we have made but we have helped to give birth to together with the countries in the region for south sudan. has fed that particular conflict also by giving weapons to the rebels within that fight. so, he has not proven himself to be a legitimate and, you know, player who is prepared to prove that sudan itself is ready to be treated differently. there are countries in the region that have influence with him. we worked with with them to try to get them off the, as you know, off the list of state sponsors of terror and to try to bring them into the process as we were going through the comprehensive peace agreement with south sudan and regrettably, the minutes, you know, south sudan took place in which he was helpful. he turned around and started the violence again in the two areas. so, we have a special envoy in the region who was working hard to try to find a way forward that's another co

in an effort to avoid future military coups, nigeria has contributed to peacekeeping in africa and darfur elsewhere in the world. but the skill sets in peacekeeping are entirely different from war fighting, much less the type of specialized warfare, counterinsurgency and counterterrorism boko haram calls for. chad has an army but face as new type of challenge in boko haram. niger is one of america's best partners in america but a desperately poor country. it's in cooperation but needs our help. so we're struggling to find the units that can be trained up to the standards we need. >> sreenivasan: what's the threat to the u.s. interests here? >> well, boko haram is an evolving threat. it's been evolving for the last several years and its alliance and allegiance to the so-called islamic state presents a new dimension to the challenge. that being said, however, one has to be frank. boko haram does not present a direct threat to the united states but, as a growing dynamic, an evolving part of the islamic state and one that ties down the resources of a number of countries that are critical part

honored by a war criminal, the president of sudan, who is accused of assisting in the genocide in darfur>>> the new york mets are one win away from the world series and guess who had a really big night. >> and this ball was drilled to right center field. it is deep. man alive! >> man alive. daniel murphy homered for the fifth straight game. tying a playoff record. the mets take the lead over the cubs for good in the sixth inning. final score, 5-2. game 4 of the nlcs is tonight. the kansas city royals a win away from returning to the world series. they beat the blue jays 14-2 in game 4 of the alcs. game 5 is this afternoon. those are your headlines. a lot going on this morning. >> the most disappointed man in america. >> this could set up a brian kilmeade team versus the steve doocy royals team. >> we might demand separate hours. >> i'll be moderating. >> you'll be working in the freedom caucus, decide who you like better. >>>let talk about this. we've got a map to show you. we'll show you the sanctuary cities in america. currently, we're sitting in a sanctuary city. san francisco, famous

investment with leadership and values other is always the darfur race to the bottom but those that have come in contact understand the different standards that come with that in there is a strong desire in the embassy after embassy to be actively investing into these markets >> tell us about chlorine and the role to address these new reports with the address of the chemical of syria. >> the first major use ever of world where one was chlorine ledger released many cylinders that went across no-man's land into the trenches killing thousands the very quickly thereafter the allies in the alice powers developed much better chemicals and then cater agents after ruled for tussaud quarry and we associate that with your pool is a cleansing agent in in use around the world to sanitize the water to turn into drinking water but with the chlorine canisters have the detonation cord around them for those that we believe that is strong evidence of the fact-finding report that all of the witnesses that survived the attack, helicopters were overhead when this happened over only the syrian government has

i always say when i'm visiting your kids in darfur in camps all over the place, how did god decide we would live in america and they would live in a camp, a refugee camp? i would say his inspiration was america. our inspiration continues to be our great country. and it's not that a newer, fresher approach to it, i think president obama is a beautiful inspiration, but his, and his, the strength he draws is from what this country is about. so have faith in our country. faith in america. have faith in yourself. have faith in yourself, because your unique contribution is just that, unique. know the -- nobody else can do. when he spoke ask not what the country can do for you, remember that, for me that did this since i heard was the very next sentence which, a citizen of the world ask not what america can do for you but what we can do working together for the freedom of mankind. and i really, the freedom of mankind is really a purpose, and our country in the world, but it all harkens back to these people came up with the idea of freedom and equality. and so i think america continues to be

god gave us the opportunity -- i always say when i'm visiting poor kids in darfur, all over the place, how did god decide we live in america and they would live in a refugee camp? i would say, his inspiration was america. our inspiration continues to be our great country, and it's not that a new work, fresher approach to it -- although i think president obama is a beautiful inspiration -- the strength he draws is from what this country is about. have faith in our country. have faith in yourself. have faith in yourself, because your unique contribution is unique. spoke and said, ask not what your country can do for you, for me, the sentence i heard was the next sentence, where he said, the citizens of the world ask not what america can do for you, but what we can do working together for the freedom of mankind. the freedom of mankind is really a purpose, and it all harkens back to these people who came up with the idea of freedom and equality. i think america continues to be an inspiration. founders, e, these pluribus unam. they couldn't have imagined how diverse we would be and how bro

god gave us the choice, the opportunity to always stay when visiting poor kids in darfur in cancer all over the place, how did god decide we would live in america and they would live in a camp, a refugee camp? i would say his inspiration was america. our inspiration continues to be our great country. and it's not that a newer, fresher approach to it i'm i think president obama is a beautiful inspiration, and his come the strength he draws is somewhat this country is about. so i have faith in our country. faith in america. have faith in yourself, have faith in yourself because your unique contribution is just that, unique, nobody else can make it. when he spoke he said asked not what our country can do for you but what you can do. country. for me that they do since i i heard was that very next sentence where he said to citizens of the world, ask not what america can do for you but what we can do working together for the freedom of mankind. and that really, the freedom of mankind, is really our purpose in the country in the world budget all harkens back to these people came up with the i

but there's a warrant out for his government's roll for the genocide in darfur. they harbored osama bin laden for five years in the 1990s. mohammed will reportedly head to the white house on monday. >>> threats against a youth football league forces that league to cancel the rest of the season. bullet casings with the names of coaches and referees were found outside the football field near pittsburgh. mt. pleasant league officials say the season is being cut short for the safety of players who range in age from 7 to 15. now, state police are investigating that threat. >>> a young virginia girl had one wish for her birthday this year. to have real life police officers at her birthday party. watch this. >> they're coming. >> look at how excited she is. she's overjoyed as the officers pulled up to her home to celebrate her third birthday. her mom hillary made it happen after reaching out to police. listen to this. >> told them we're having this party and they have actual jobs that require real work. but if they have a quiet day, we would love for them to stop by. >>

. >> omar al bashir, he was charged with genocide in 2008 for this little problem in darfur where hed thousands of people and opposed the democratic government of sudan. >> the president of the voices for sudan say people will look at this now being used as a political ploy. this man accused of genocide, turning him into a hero. they're looking for ways to improve relations with the united states and using this to do it. >> the white house didn't see this coming. who saw it coming to begin with? he's a 14-year-old boy. whatever happened, happened. he's now on a world tour to address racism. these are adults manipulating a 14-year-old boy, putting him in front of a sudanese lead who are is charged by the international criminal court with mass genocide, taking photos and coming back. someone is taking advantage of this situation to exploit him. >> among those being lured with a clock that looked like a bomb, bill maher and mark cuban said i don't blame authorities for acting with all the school shootings and the damage done. if you're a cop, maybe you reacted in a way to avoid a massac