beirut's justice palace this is where carlos going was questioned by prosecutors for nearly 2 hours his lawyer says go on trust the lebanese justice system. there were 2 sessions one related to the interpol request and another one related to visiting israel will be a communique shortly and it is a group of lebanese lawyers has filed a formal complaint against going accusing him of normalization with israel over a visit he made in 2008 levanon deems as your own enemy state gone doesn't have to fear going back to japan because lebanon has no extradition agreement with tokyo in japan his arrest triggered a heated debate about the country's justice system on wednesday go and alleged that he was held in inhumane conditions and treated like a hostage he said he had no chance of a fair trial the charges against him include under reporting earnings and misappropriation of company funds from his employer nissen his criticism of japan's justice system has struck a nerve for years a federation of attorneys there has complained that they are not allowed to be present during the questioning of suspe

beirut's justice palace this is where carlos ghosn was questioned by prosecutors for nearly 2 hours his lawyer says go and trust the lebanese justice system. that is there were 2 sessions one related to the interpol request another one related to visiting israel will be a communique shortly. a group of lebanese lawyers has filed a formal complaint against gone accusing him of normalization with israel over a visit he made in 2008 levanon deems as your own enemy state gone doesn't have to fear going back to japan because lebanon has no extradition agreement with tokyo in japan his arrest triggered a heated debate about the country's justice system on wednesday going to lead that he was held in inhumane conditions and treated like a hostage he said he had no chance of a fair trial the charges against him include under reporting earnings and misappropriation of company funds from his employer and this on his criticism of japan's justice system has struck a nerve for years a federation of attorneys there has complained that they are not allowed to be present during the questioning of suspec

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justice party. >> reporter: outside the palace, maduro' supporters rallied. but that wasn't the end.oss town later that evening, guaido held his own vote, bringing together enough members of parliament toarner the 84 votes required to win re-election. >> ( translated re i swear beod, before the venezuelan people to fulfillit this conion, the inherent duties of the position of president of the parlim ent and inteesident of venezuela, to enforce the rights of our venezuelan brothers and sists. >> reporter: big promises for a twuntry which yesterday ha competing presidents. now toy, dueling parliaments as well. and all this as the country spirals further into a failed state. for the pbs newshour, i'm marcia biggs, in caracas dr >> wf: refugees from the middle east and africa have long soughthelter in europe, igniting debates around immigration, asylum and anging cultur but one program in paris is now using the lens of art to help some of these refugees find a new community in france. jeffrey brown reports from paris-- part of "canvas," our ongoing arts and culture coverage. >> reporter:

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palace towards parliament. they are angry at legislation being introduced by the governing right—wing law and justice party.s and the power to discipline judges who question those new appointments. translation: this is a law which takes away the right ofjudges to take part in public debates and which silences us. this rivalry between the government and thejudges has been going on for months, but the government refuses to back down. it says the changes are needed to root out corruption and modernise poland's legal system. the judges say it's a clear attempt to stifle the judiciary, and poland's judges say they have many ordinary poles on their side. translation: we, thejudges, are supported here by thousands of citizens. we are here because we serve poland faithfully and we stand by the law. the changes have angered european officials, too. they say the changes would be incompatible with european law, which say say could risk poland being thrown out of the european union. the bill is currently sitting with poland's senate, but the senate can only postpone the bill — it cannot block it completely. despite dis

justice for girls tuesday. the organization posting these photos on twitter. at 7:00 a.m., we'll be live from buckingham palace with the latest and we'll have new images of harry as he steps out for his first public event since the seismic i >> rude. >> extremely. i just didn't -- >> come to california. >> yeah. >> we will embrace you, not give you the shade. >>> more than half of the bay area's pier 1 stores are closing. we'll show you which ones. >>> and a santa cruz start up trying to make flying >>> live doppler 7, you can see bayview all the way across the golden gate bridge up to mill valley, up through highway 1, lucas valley, novato, petaluma, all the way up to santa rosa, a light shower. also moving through napa, yountville, a light shower off to the east. already damp conditions there. it's just going to get increasingly harder to get around as the heavier rain moves in and causes minor flooding on the roads. downed trees and power lines, a moderate chance of that. it's a small window when the cold front comes through. at 6:00, fastest winds, 20 to 30 miles per hour, especially near the front. headin

palace with prince charles, prince william and prince george. it's the first official portrait taken of the four since 2016. tonight on justiceecurity adviser talks about the airstrike and the president's new warning to tehran on twitter. that is tonight 9:00 p.m. eastern. and that's how fox reports this saturday, january 4 of 2020. i am jon scott, see again tomorrow. ♪ ♪. mark: well america and mark leman this is life liberty and levin great guests again, it's a pleasure. we have met in the past, but now we get to talk to each other. i will tell you why wanted you here. because you fascinate me. great athletes, you know i'm from philadelphia and you played for the diamondbacks, he played for boston. and a tremendous record.

duke and justice duchess of sussex that they plan to step back and senior members of the royal family but i did not go over well with the rest of the royal family. just hours later the palace released its own statement saying discussions are at an early stage and these are complicated issues that will take t ime towork through. ondey not only behe t nt sici about announcing it. the royal family, including the queen, reportedly was not told in advance. >> i think where they have made have been surprised is the timing of the announcement before other details have been probably worked out. you can't be a part-time global celebrity, you are in or out. >> reporter: since the high of the glamorous 2018 wedding it has been no secret that harry and meghan have been underneath the woes of being a duty to her soak, many in britain can sympathize. >> it is the tablets that have driven them out. it is a shame. >> reporter: but others aren't so understanding. >> i think it is usually disrespectful to hi regr imp ntly whehat about the soldiers and and all these people going to think of him that he thinks he can just walk away from his responsibilities? >> reporter: the couple says they

light and last year managers hiring staff at the presidential palace refused the offer in jobs in return for sex but no one's been brought to justice experts point to a trust deficit in the system but the fact stories of abuse have come out at all maybe a sign of progress i think that i think change what i see possibility is the fact that people women's aspirations has changed a great deal and i think general aspirations have changed but specifically women's aspirations when you women that i talk to you got most of where they come from are men are who are different parts of the country they have the best part of life different than grandmothers. they were not asked prior to necessarily public lives are even be educated but they know that it's not ok to be at home for instance in recent weeks as part of ongoing peace talks the taliban has said that if and when the group returns to the political fray the world should be ready for a return in afghanistan the taliban rule which would mean rolling back the clock on women's freedoms. but enough for the time to start the by redlight campaign to try and give women a voice in the future of

palace with prince charles, prince william and prince george. it's the first official portrait taken of the four since 2016. tonight on justicerstrike and the president's new warning to tehran on twitter. that is tonight 9:00 p.m. eastern. and that's how fox reports this saturday, january 4 of 2020. i a ♪. [playing of "the star-spangled banner"] ♪. ed: anchors playing d.j., they asked me early this morning to pick a song. i picked that one for pete. my last show here before i move to 9:00 a.m. we always had a lot of fun. try to keep it together. emily, always great to be with you as always. emily: you're the best. pete: ambush us out of the gate with that. i love this guy.

justice. a similar scene where supporters marched to city hall. >>> harry and megan are getting out of a family business as you know, buckingham palace made a hugeuchess of sussex are quote no longer working members of the royal family. what does that mean? the couple will no longer use the titles his and her royal highness. they are also stepping back from royal duties. no longer officially representing the queen. they're expected to pay back british taxpayer mo infor their official residence and will now spend the majority of their time in north america. most londoners are supporting a declaration of independence. >> it's not the best pr call for the royal family, especially megan. >> what is there? as much as they're embracing to what's out there, it's mostly britain that are tormenting her and telling her, so i feel like it's -- >> she appears to give all of harry, she's an american and can do what she wants. >> i think it's race it, it's quite different the way they treat william and kate compared to megan and harry. >> so to help us understand what this means really at the royal family at the end of the day, cnn correspondent max foster an