. >> i believe that he is the first sitting president to be indicted or facing charges from the icc.has earlier indicated that he will face them. do you think that is possible for him to do that and run a country at the same time? >> we are all watching him. he said he would cooperate as a president. so, we are waiting to see that. of course, the former prime minister who actually escaped is no longer prime minister. prosecute in ao way that is open to question, but i think that the country that we're watching from the point of view of the how they's was and conformed. examples of condensed society. >> thank you, michael. >> thank you. military honors are being prepared for the british prime minister, arthur thatcher, who died of a stroke at the age of 87. the first british female prime minister, she won three elections. >> a tribute to the woman whose legacy continues to divide the country that she led for 11 years. >> i was deeply saddened. i was note -- i know that she , but controversial figure she was one of the greatest alas century. >> as she was taken to her hotel, supporters

eastbound on the icc approaching georgia avenue. crash there had traffic squeezing by to the right.o th that's a check of your fox 5 ontime traffic. >> thank you, julie. >> we continue to follow the developing story out of bostonry this morning. the f.b.i. is now leading the investigation into the deadly explosions at the bostonio marathon.ns attack is called an act of terrorism. police are also searching an apartment in a boston suburbton only saying a search warrant related to the attack has been issued a federal source confirm that's a saudi national in the t u.s. on a student visa is being questioned in the bombing. but so far not classified as a suspect. president obama vows to bring whoever is responsible toob justice. >> we still do not know who did this or why. w and people shouldn't jump to conclusions before we have all h theav facts. but make no mistake: we willke get to the bottom of this and a we'll find out who did this, we'll find out why they did this. >> three people were killed in the explosions including eight-yea

in between, he suggested he would find time to stand trial at the icc in the hague. >> i assure you that under my leadership, kenya will strive to our obligations, so long as these are founded on the well-established principle of mutual respect and reciprocity. >> it will be a lot to deliver on. abc news, nairobi. >> a defiant president in kenya. america,ome -- eurand president obama is -- here in america, president obama is under pressure about drones. according to the author of a new book, america's war on terror has actually backfired in a fundamental way. he joined me a short time ago. >> they will find it very difficult to posit, unless they understand the impact it's having on a society where it is used, and it is being used exclusively in tribal societies. i did a correlation in his book where it is being used in pakistan and afghanistan, somalia, yemen, the kurds in eastern turkey, even in the feeling -- the philippines with the tory it. >> what impact is that having on those communities? --it is devastating those it those communities. these are impoverished communities. they are

>> the answer i'm supposed to give to that question is he should be captured and sent to the icc to stand trial, but i'm a south carolinian, so i would prefer that he be killed. [laughter] the question of -- and i'm not kidding. >> no, no, but i think she's also raising a an interesting question about the role of the human rights movement in this as well. >> right. >> and there was a very big debate in uganda, northern uganda in particular about what to do with kony and what to offer him. and there was even a sort of a difference of opinion between locals on the ground who said that they wanted to give him amnesty and forgiveness in a way, and human rights groups that said you're just creating a recipe for more violence, and if you don't stop this kind of violence and apprehend people and send them to account for their crimes, you will just see more people commit crimes. so this should serve as an example be of what happens -- example of what happens when you are a mass murderer. and it's a wrenching decision. it was a very painful episode. and i can see both sides. but, and i think he al

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solution to this -- [inaudible] to you free him and -- [inaudible] the answer is captured and sent to the icc to stand trial. i'm a south carolinan. i prefer he be killed. [laughter] the question -- i'm not kidding. the question of -- no. i think she's raising an interesting question about the role of the human rights movement in this as well. there was a big debate in in particular what to do with him and offer him. and there was even a sort of difference of opinion between local on the ground who say they wanted to give him forgiveness and human rights group said you're creating a recipe for more violence. if you don't stop the violence and harm end people and send them toy account for the crimes. you'll see more people commit crimes. it should serve as an example what happened when you are a mass murder. it's a wrenching decision. it was a very painful episode. i can see both sides. i think he escaped for oh oh reasons. it's a good question. i'm a professor here for the u.n. meetings this week and last week on the right of women. i would like to ask and the pattern of this kind of organize

there to be norms, we have to develop international convention, some treaties to make it part of the iccyears. if you want to restrain the behavior of other countries, there's going to have to be more institutional oversight. >> next question. >> hello, my name is claire and i have an observation and a question. on this matter of effectiveness, it's always a relative term and you pointed out we are here at worcester, but cnn is possibly see my pakistani friends. what is effective from our perspective is not necessarily effective for the bears. particularly since her to catholic institution, it's not measured on nationalistic terms, but more what is effective for human being. that is my reflection. the moral dilemma -- it's not even a dilemma. it's a huge moral problem putting on one place although it should always be in the forefront isn't just a game changer in the state crowd. just the fact you have one country doing targeted assassination, violating national boundaries, isn't that a significant change in the rules and which states can interact and is not contributing to the difficulty

. >> starting with the icc. as you head inbound, it is now just blocking the left shoulder lane.right lane was getting by. again, that is cleared to the shoulder. also cleared to the shoulder, i-66 eastbound at 29 in centreville. police are still on the scene of an accident here in the left shoulder lane. at one point the left lane was blocked. as we talk about delays on 66, they are about lee miles. >> tom has your forecast right the grief was staggering. one hundred days after us senate starts to act are coming together background checks the second amendment hands of dangerous criminals. ninety percent of america background checks. urge them to join comprehensive background checks. demand action. now. >>> good morning. a lot of cloudiness around the metro area and sunshine breaking out south and east of washington. and temperatures are generally still in the mid and upper 50s much of the region. larity today sun breaks out should make might the low and mid 70s. may stay cloudy parts of the region and stay in the 60s. then milder weather moves in wednesday, thursday. could get t

there are some treaties to make overseeof the icc to drone news. if you want these to actually restrained to be cabers of other countries there ought to be more institutional oversight. >> hello. i have an observation and a question. on this matter of the effectiveness, it is always a relative term. cnn is seen by our friends. what is the effective from our perspective is not necessarily from theirs. solely ont measured nationalistic terms of what is effective for human beings. the moral dilemma is a problem, putting that in one place. it should always be in the forefront. isn't this a game changer, just the fact that you have one country doing targeted assassinations violating national boundaries? isn't that a significant change in the rules and which states can interact? isn't that contributing to the difficulty that pakistan is happening and any kind of alliance the u.s. can make with states like pakistan? what can they do? my question is asking about that. in technology?ft isn't a shift in ways states can engage with one another? >> that is the