take a look at this - it's the kangaroo method. the u.n. believes caring for babies like that can increase chances of survival. >> translation: it's a natural ipp cubator inspired by nature -- incubator inspired by nature of the kangaroos carry newborns in the front pocket. >> reporter: the kangaroo method was invented inadvertently by a doctor. he want to free up incubators, and encouraged mothers to hold them tight, giving them breast milk exclusively. skin to skin contact is not knew in africa. placing them on their front is. >> it wasn't easy, we had to convince people to adopt to the message. we explained how underweight babies need body weight to grow. >> the method was introduced in senegal 16 years ago. >> premature babies are 3-times more likely to survive. >> taking a look at this figure. over a million babies in sub-saharan africa die. this is conservative. most deaths have been at home and are unaccounted for. the u.n. and aid agencies admit progress is slow. in senegal, they are introducing the kangaroo method out of hospital.

the kangaroo method. carrying preterm babies like that can increase survival. >> it's a natural incurator required by nature. kangaroos yair the newborns in the front pocket, to ensure healthy growth. >> it was invented inadvertently. he wanted to free up incubators, and encouraged mothers to hold the baby and give them breast milk exclusively. sin to skin contact is not -- skin to sign contact is not knew to africa, placing a baby on its frond is. >> it wasn't easy, we had to convince people adapting to the methods. mother and family had question. we explained how underweight babies need body weight to grow. the method was introduced in senegal 16 years ago. premature babies or 3-times more likely to survive. >> look at this figure. over a million babies in sub-saharan africa die within the first four weeks of life. the u.n. says most preterm deaths happen at home and are unaccounted for. >> the u.n. and aid agencies admit progress is slow. in senegal they are introducing the method out of hospital, in v

a lifetime of disabilities and the odds of a healthy life are against them but look at this, the kangarood says carrying babies like this can drastically increase the chances of survival. >> translator: it's a natural incubator inspired by nature and kangaroos known to carry the newborns in the pocket to ensure growth. >> reporter: this was invented by a south american doctor in columbia and wanted to free up incubators in the hospital and busy medical staff and encouraged mothers to hold their baby tight and give breast milk exclusively. skin to skin contact is not new to africa but placing a baby on its front is. >> translator: it wasn't easy. we had to convince people to adopt to the method, mothers and especially the families had a lot of questions. we explained how under wait babies need body heat to grow. >> reporter: the method was introduced in sinagal 16 years ago and premature babies are three times likely to survive. >> take a look at the latest figure, over a million babies here in africa die within the first four weeks of life, this is conservative estimate and u.n. says most

kangaroos don't run, they hop, which works quite well. this springy marsupial can cover 20 feet in a single bound. in southeast asia, the orangutan's short legs make walking a bit cumbersome. but with a wingspan that stretches seven feet, it can swing through trees with the greatest of ease. we humans aren't built for tree climbing, but our long, powerful legs enable us to run great distances. and sprint up to 27 miles per hour. we can also leap more than three times our height. but how does our ability to run and jump compare to other animals? well there's one sure fire way to find out. it's time for our animal science experiment of the week. our experiment features two participants. one is a college long jumper. the other is a belgian shepherd dog named rocket. each will sprint down the runway and then leap as far as possible into the pool. whoever leaps the furthest, wins. first up, jerry the jet. - [voiceover] go! - [voiceover] jerry leaps about 20 1/2 feet. next up, rocket the dog. - [voiceover] ready, go! - [voiceover] rocket outdoe

a kangaroo leaps into traffic right in the path of a biker. worry this morning about dangerous baby strollers. nearly 5 million graco strollers have been recalled afternoon six reports of kids fingertips getting caught in the folding mechanism and sliced off. if it goes like others, a vast majority of the strollers could continue in use or end up on secondary markets like garage sales. >>> a top executive from takata is apologizing for the defective devices. but he says a nationwide recall is not necessary. testifying on capitol hill with some victims seriously injured by shrapnel from exploding air bags. he also warned fixing millions of potentially deadly air bags will take time. senators want action now. >> the very device that is supposed to save lives becomes a device that is taking lives. >> we are deeply sorry about each of the reported instances in which a takata air bag has not performed as designed. and our air bags are helping to save lives and preventing injuries on the road every day. >> at least five fatales are linked to the def

nearly hit a kangaroo. oh, there she goes. there -- that was a close call.eemingly came out of nowhere. nearly jumped right on to that bike. it got away unscathed. the driver is experienced, and this is australia. he's used to getting around the australian wildlife. no big deal. >> it was in the way. >>> and adrian peterson said he spoke with his son last week for the first time in five months. he told usa today he won't use a switch to discipline a child again and working on restoring his relationship with his son and becoming a better parent. moving on from the vikings might be best for him and the team. >>> and jack johnson has filed for bankruptcy. the thing is, he signed a $30 million contract. he had given full control of his finances to his mother. now he claims his parents bought a home without his knowledge, borrowed millions against his earnings. it had high interest rates leading to him owing more than $12 million. >> you know how i feel about that. can't blame mama. >> he trusted his mother. >> can't blame mama. get a financial adviser. call mama

kangaroos are known to carry their babies in their front pocket to insure growth. >> invented by a south american doctor in colombia. he wanted to free up incubators so he encouraged mothers to give their babies tight and give them breast milk exclusively. skin to skin carrying of babies is not new in africa. but placing the baby in front is. >> we had to convince team to adopt to the method and families had a lot of questions. we explained how underweight babies need body heat to grow. >> the method was introduced in senegal some 16 years ago. premature babies are three times more likely now to survive. take a look at this latest figure. over a million babies in sub-saharan africa die within the first four weeks of life. this is a conservative estimate. the u.n. said more pre-term deaths happen at home and are accounted for. the u.n. and aid agencies admit progress is slow. here in senegal there they are now introducing the kangaroo method out of the hospital, in villages where people need this the most. >> several polish diplomats have been expelled from russia for spying. the kremlin

. >> inspired bying kangaroos nonetheless is saving many of their lives. nicholas hawk reports from the capital, da ca. >> these twin girls were born too early. >> we haven't given them names yet. we love them too much. >> skin to skin contact is not new to africa. buttinbut placing a baby often s front is. >> it wasn't easy, we had to convince mothers, a lot of questions. we explained how underweight babies need body heat to grow. >> reporter: the method was introduced into senegal some 16 months ago. premature babies are now three times more likely to survive. >> still take a look at this latest figure. over a million babies in subsloorsubsubsaharan africa. >> progress is slow. here in senegal they are now introducing the kangaroo method out of the hospitals, in villages, where people need this the most. nicholas hawk. al jazeera senegal. >>> indiana's prime minister has been given a rock star welcome. narendra modi. andrew thomas reports. >> for organizers of a much hyped political rally sunday, the night before, was a chance to celebrate what was to co

this is called the kangaroo method. the u.n.ves carrying preterm babies like this can drastically increase chances of survival. >> it's a natural incubator. kangaroos are known to carry their newborns in their front pocket to ensure healthy growth. >> it was in vented by a south american doctor in columbia. he wanted to free up incubators in the hospital and his busy medical staff so encouraged mothers to hold their babies tight and give them breast milk exclusively. skin to skin contact is not new in africa, but placing a baby on its front is. >> it wasn't easy. we had to convince people to adapt to the method. mothers and the families had questions. we explained how underweight babies need body heat to grow. >> the method was introduced in senegal 16 years ago. premature babies are three times more likely to survive. >> take a look at this latest figure. over 1 million babies die within the first four weeks of life. this is a conservative estimate. the u.n. said most deaths happen at home and are unaccounted for. >> the u.n. a

this kangaroo. he missed him completely. the guy looks back. what the heck happened? >> that is scary as a motorcyclist. i'm always terrified of that, too. >> there is nothing you can do. fortunately this guy got super lucky. >> mom and dad are northernwestern fans. this cutie is rooting for a different team. >> who do you want northwestern or notre dame? >> notre dame. >> this might be the cutest rivalry ever. >> a home camera catches unexpected visitors and look what they are doing. they are taking things. what they took that makes this break-in a bigger bummer. inintrtrododucucining.. a pm pain reliever ththatat d darareses t to ok alall l ththe e waway y u. ththe e amam.. nenew w alaleveve e pm ththe e ononlyly o one toto c comombibinene a a s sad plus the 12 2 hohourur s strtreh ofof a aleleveve.. >>> this person in silicon valley, california, had a horrible 30th birthday. this is not a surprise party somebody planned for her. these are thieves. they've broken into her home and they are taking things. if you notice, they've got their faces covered. >> lame attemp

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don't put them in prison and use kangaroo courts. unjustifiable reasons. the african union is gearing up to call humanitarian workers. more than 350 people have been training at the headquarters. they are expected to be sent to guinea and sierra leone. the e.u. has more than 150 other workers on the ground in three countries. >>> billionaire richard branson says had quest for space tour will continue, despite the crash of a virgin galactic rocket. a pilot is dead and another injured after part of the rocket explode the. >> reporter: spewed across the mojave desert, the wreckage of a billionaire's dream. investigators are combing what remains of spaceship two, a craft that was on the first ride into space. careful to strike the right tone. the tragedy is a setback. as long as lesson could be heard, space travel would go ahead. >> pushing the bounds of knowledge and possibility comes with unavoidable risk. testing the boundaries of human capabilities and technologies is standing on the shoulders. >> yesterday they fell short. we'll comprehensively address th

don't let them in your country or let them go home, but don't put them in prisons and use kangaroo courts and unjustifiable position to say put them in jail. >> in eastern ukraine, a vote condemned by kiev and the west, separatist leaders say the vote in donetsk is an important step toward legitimacy. after months of fighting, residents are skeptical. we report. >> the first gold medalist of the donetsk people's republic, including athletes from the two other breakaway regions. less than a year ago, they were regional teams of a united ukraine. >> times are hard right now. we hope we will become a recognized represent and the limb mix will be possible. >> carefully choreographed, it's meant a signal that had gone is on its way to statehood. a more pressing reality to deal with is near the front line where people have nothing left but fear and misery and live hidden away in dark, damp, underground bunkers. this shelter was build during the second world war. it's cold and there's no sanitation. >> this is where we sleep and hear there is a sick man. go in, don't be scared. he hasn't come ou

cannot jump backwards and putin is a kangaroo. consistently double down rather than quit. 40 closehave been encounters between russia and the west since the annexation of crimea. is there a big risk to have a big misstep here? that,re is a risk of there are all sorts of accidental risks. no one would have predicted the downing of the malaysian airline. risk of accidents of observers getting killed. there is a significant risk arriving from the russians going into the ukraine itself. there is no promise they would stop. >> thank you for joining us today, always good to see you. the former u.k. ambassador to russia. the rise and fall of a multibillion-dollar bond sale. >> bugatti is a badge on some of the worlds fastest cars and now it is expanding to something a little different. it is a lifestyle boutique. we caught up with the president for an exclusive interview and he began by explaining why london was chosen as the flagship site. >> the reason we are here in london is that no metropolitan areas sold more view gotti's then lond

don't let them in your country or let them go home but don't put them in prison and use kangaroo courts and totally unjustifiable reasons to put them in jail. >> boko haram released a new video denying it's agreed to a ceasefire with the government, ruling out future talks saying no negotiations are currently taking place. he easy said that the 219 school girls that were kidnapped in a i were have been converted to islam and married off. >> today you claim we made a truce with you. in what way did we make a st. louis what kind of negotiation and with whom? your envoy and in fidel like you will not be spared and will be dehe capitated if he falls into our hands. what negotiation? we did not negotiate with anyone. this is a lie. it is a lie. we will not negotiate. what is our business with negotiation? allah said we should not. >> the relatives are devastated. >> this is shattered hope, the insult and advocates of people struggling for these girls to be back. we have received the ceasefire announcement with caution, because of the previous arrangement that did not translate to having thes

he drew comparisons from captain kangaroo, mostly for his clean comedy, much of it for children, bestnown for his character elshovel deocho. he'll be remembered by generations of his fans. he was 85 years old. >>> if you are a "star wars" fan, if you have one in your life, then you know this was like christmas, a very big day. the trailer for the new movie came out today on the web and in theaters. let the speculation begin. between fades to black, it's a clip reel of dramatic vignettes and voices and backdrops and hardware. and the social media reaction is off and running and off the hook. it's a long way from completion, but it's just enough j.j. abrams, just enough john williams, to get the heart pumping and the base pumped up for the seventh installment, the force awakens. >>> the government's media watchdog agency in china has launched a crackdown on puns. chinese media are often full of them, but now the state administration for press publication, radio, film and television, says puns take away from standard chinese and cultural heritage, and may mislead children by causing cult

don't let them in your country or let them go home, but don't put them in prison and use kangaroo courts and totally unjustifiable reasons to put them in jail. >> still to come, pro-russian separatists in eastern ukraine are preparing to elect a leader and a government, but it's a vote that's being condemned by kiev and the west. >> frustration with the two major u.s. political parties, but why are independent candidates still so far any kind a special coverage of the u.s. mid term elections continues. >> its disgraceful... the only crime they really committed is journalism... >> they are truth seekers... >> all they really wanna do is find out what's happening, so they can tell people... >> governments around the world all united to condemn this... >> as you can see, it's still a very much volatile situation... >> the government is prepared to carry out mass array... >> if you want free press in the new democracy, >> let's have a look at our top stairs. iraq kurdish peshmerga forces entered kobane, joining hundreds of syrian kurdish and opposition fighters to take on isil. >> burkina fa

in a neighboring village, rebel leaders presided over a kangaroo trial of people accused of crimes. defendants are not given lawyers and their judges are whatever members of the committee show up of a play simple show of hands. this is what the separatist democracy looks like. we continue to see similar repressive tendencies in russian occupied crimea were members of beenatar community have persecuted. ukraine has made a genuine effort to live up to its agreement at minsk and continues to show considerable restraint in response to constant provocation and attack. havekrainian people repeatedly chosen leaders who call for de-escalation over escalation first in the presidential election and then in parliamentary elections. ukraine has also put in motion critically important reforms to reduce corruption and graft greater authority to its regions for constitutional reform. it has sought to maintain a cease-fire along the lines established edmonds. the united states continues to support the minsk peace process and continue to call for its full implementation. we remain prepared to roll b

there was a lot of petty reasons that suddenly woman were chided a kangaroo trial paraded half naked down the street than they were shaved or a swastika on their forehead or their press. and so were the men and it was even neighbors who did this. is a very, very complicated time and embarrass the americans to the point they had to instruct the soldiers to stop it if they saw it especially married women. prostitutes their head was not shaved because they had reputable professionals and we're doing their job. it was not just let the intimate or business in any other way. for awhile these villages happened then they would come back later. summer of media the received two or three years later to save maybe not as obvious or justifiable. others left and never came back. and it was probably the most darkling photographs -- startling photographs. some of them were naked summit was every piece of hair on their bodies and they had to wear signs. it was primarily from the misogyny. >> can you tell us about what happened? >> the nazi was a good political actor. they had already sent in the '30'

plus why does the obama administration take out restraining orders against hugh jackman, kangaroos and paul hogan? >> we do this based on our belief that there are just a lot of things in australia that can kill you. >> and finally, just how important are potatoes to america's youth? it is the issue every other show refuses to tackle. our panel weighs in next. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> i had a panel of millenials once. let's well koll our guests. she is hammered more often than the thumb of a clumsy carpenter. i am here with joanne nosuchunsky. and i haven't seen a sweater this ugly since i woke up in michael moore's lap. it was all he was wearing. it is andy levy. and tom shillue. and her policy to know her policy. next to me fox news national security analyst kt mcfar land and the kt stands for killer thoughts. that's right. a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> they added ass to the class. a north carolina teacher is in trouble over a genetic assignment that asked if a kardashian-sized caboose could be inherited. it is the subject of tonight's -- >> is t

earlier that same day, the surveillance video captures shelling robbing a kangaroo express store. >>th a smile. >> good morning. all of a sudden, the guy pulls out a knife and jumps the counter. you can see the reaction from the clerk, that she's scared. she complied with whatever he told her. he got the money and within a couple minutes, he was out the door with the money. >> both the clerk at the kangaroo express store and at the valero are lucky to survive the robberies. if the knife had gone deeper, it could have killed him. >> if he would have hit one of the major arteries, it would have been all over. then we would have been working a homicide. >> charles shelling is convicted of robbery and aggravated assault in both cases. he's sentenced to 20 years. >> the video played a real important part in solving this crime, but there's a possibility that just with the description alone, we may have caught this guy anyway. the video helped us tremendously. >> as for the clerk, he counts his blessings every day. despite the violent attack, he goes back to work at the convenient store, th

is that really smoked kangaroo? >> kangaroo. >> you have roo jerky?u go. >> it's not bad actually. >> that alligator is actually really good. there are a lot of alligators. it's not like we are eating endangered species. >> we don't sell anything at the franchise stores that isn't awesome. >> this is awesome. makes me want to eat nor kangaroos. if you get any kuala jerky call me. >> don't do that. >> next up, thousands of illegal children cross or borders clogging up our courts and schools. is the immigration system falling apart, failing them and us? then, how about chicken instead? why fast food restaurants are being pushed to push the poultry. >> first, what's coming up on america's news headquarters. >> why did president obama waited until after the election to announce that he is sending more troops into iraq? we will take a look what this means in the fight against isis? also, with big gop wins this week, will the white house play ball or do an end run around congress on issues like immigration? join us today at noon eastern. the constitution of

there was all kinds of petty reasons and there were real reasons that women wore suddenly dried in a kangaroorial. tattooedtattooed of swastikas o. no win were shaved and walked down the street. it was mostly men and neighbors who did the shaving. very, very complicated time. it embarrassed americans to the point where the allies had to instruct american soldiers to stop it if they could. it was so embarrassing to see this happen to -- especially to married women and young girls. by the way, prostitutes were not shaved because they had a reputable profession, only doing their job. it was those who had been intimate and in business or in any other way with the germans. for a while, some of these poor women had to leave their villages. happened in villages as well as city. some poor people had to leave and then come back later. some were immediately received because they found that the reasons are not justified, and others left and never came back. and probably the most startling photographs are those photographs of women being shaved. some of them they paraded nakedly. some they shaved every p

don't let in your country or let them go home, but don't put them in prison and use kangaroo courts and totally unjustifiable reasons to put them in jail. >> pro-russian separatists in eastern ukraine that prepare to elect a leader and government. it's a vote condemned by kiev and the west. >> north and south waziristan is famous for pine nuts. because of the ongoing conflict, they are lose ago lot of money. >> staying in pakistan for sport, can they stay in control against the second test match against australia. >> millions and millions of people in bangladesh have been left in the dark after a blackout cut electricity to many parts of the country. it happened after a transmission line which brings power from neighboring india failed. it snapped, apparently. now electricity supply is slowly being restored in some places, but many hospitals and factories are still having to rely on backup generators. we are in the capitol. >> he works at the hospital on a mission to bring some diesel back to hospital so that it can continue to treat patients. the thing is the hospital has been function

it doesn't look like we're running kangaroo court. we win some, we lose some. i think that in and of itself is a very important lesson to countries emerging from different types of political circumstances. >> we'll come back to that case. there are some interesting lessons from that, of course. recall talk to us about the evolving world bank role. the star initiative is relatively new and talk to us about that. then talk to us -- well, speak to us from your perspective what you've seen the last -- more resources they've talked about, more focus of experts and prosecutors. valentine's talked about politically much more focus on these issues and much more attention in banking centers. what's your perspective on all this? >> thank you. yeah. i'll just give you a bit of a background on what this asset recovery initiative really is. it is an initiative as the world bank and the united nations office on drugs and crime, really to help countries requesting and requested countries to put in practice chantry 5 of the united nations convention against corruption chapter

. >> it's kangaroo court. but it's -- >> do you have any questions about any of this? >> no. >> he's never satisfied with anything he gets. however, you can't keep someone locked down forever. you have to give them a chance and he's always asked for a chance and this is his opportunity if he proves himself he'll finish out his time here, but he's a frequent flier. he's going to be back. >> wow! >> coming up, the unusual circumstances that land one inmate in disciplinary segregation. >> i started a fire with my alarm clock, i kind of light something. >> will probably die alone in this jail cell if i don't change. iesha walker's plea to the judge. >> today i realize my life has to change. >> make sure you've knot everything on the tray before you sit down. >> at the fairfax county adult detention center, most inmates prefer to do their time on the new side of the jail. conditions are much harsher on the old side. >> chow time! >> but in the confines of administrative segregation, inmates also have to deal with i

israel accused the council of anti-israel by and a called the investigation a kangaroo court. >> i think that we are perfectly within our right to reject the mass car aid. we are open to honest commissions of inquiry, this is not the case. >> in september israel's military began an investigation into its own operations during the 50-day long war, including the bombing of a u.n. school that killed 17 people, on an attack on a beach killing four palestinian children. that investigation is ongoing. >> next to liberia, where a dramatic decrease on the spread of ebola led the president to lift a 3-month-long state of emergency. the libyan government announced that new cases are down. the president said while the fight against ebola was not over, sufficient progress has been made to sustain the fight against the virus. 3,000 liberians were killed in the outbreak of the the spread of the virus in guinea is slowing, but it is proceeding rapidly in sierra leone >>> we end in new york city where christie's auction house sold a record-smashing 853 million worth of contemporary and post war art. in

a kangaroo was next to a russian bear and it was suggested that tony abbott had strong words for vladimir putin. behind closed doors it's been pretty tough. >> i wouldn't say he's quite known as the softie and i don't think that koala bear is doing him any favors. but, hey, what politician doesn't play nice in front of the cameras? don't they all? ed henry, thank you very much. >>> well, today marks the beginning of obamacare 2.0. the first day of the second ever open enrollment season. so far, this time around, much less fanfare and far fewer glitches for the obamacare website than a year ago. the government is expecting 9 million people to sign up for coverage, a cautious estimate far lower than original projections and the future of the key part of obamacare is still very much in the air with the supreme court set to hear a challenge overtax subsidies next spring. peter doocy is live in washington. are consumers having any problems with the obamacare website? >> julia, there are widespread reports of consumers being locked out of the accounts that they just created and that's a problem

plus why does the obama administration take out restraining orders against hugh jackman, kangaroos andbased on our belief that there are just a lot of things in australia that can kill you. >> and finally, just how important are potatoes to america's youth? it is the issue every other show refuses to tackle. our panel weighs in next. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> i had a panel of

ice cold war and it shows a russian bear and kangaroo duking it out. putin has golden the cold shoulder from a wild variety. from the canadian prime minister steven harper that said i'll shake your hand but you need to get out of ukraine and at a speech earlier today president obama said that he too would like to see the g20 countries continue to counter the aggression posed by vladimir putin. here's what the president had to say. >> we're leading and dealing with ebola in west africa and in opposing russia's aggression against ukraine which is a threat to the world as we saw in the appalling shoot down of mh-17. a tragedy that took so many innocent lives. among them your fellow citizens. as your ally and freiend americ shares the grief of these australian families and the determination of your nation for justice and accountability. >> now one of the other big items on the agenda here is ebola. you heard the president talk about it there in his speech but the g-20 leaders put out a point statement within the last hour saying that statement encouraging

there is no confidence that anybody has in this kangaroo circus process. >> and mark you were shakingr head saying that the grand jury was epically a fail. >> we have some concerns but the criminal justice is the best in the world. people will complain no matter what. the prosecutor would have said it didn't go to the grand jury. there would be complaints if they didn't spend enough time on the case. and my understanding, we don't know yet, is that the grand jury has heard every piece of evidence, not only from the prosecutor. >> i have to bump in. >> hold on. >> you are not being accurate about the community. the community said from the beginning -- >> go right ahead. >> let's be accurate. from the very beginning they wanted a special prosecutor from the governor because there is no trust. >> right. and the special prosecutor is only appointed -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> what we can't do is say because a segment of the population wants one thing that doing the opposite, which is a normal course of conduct is wrong. >> is this normal? >> yes, actually it is. >> a grand jury is a no

it says "ice cold war," and it shows putin duking it out with the australian kangaroo.t's been the g-20 plus 1 isolated putin at this g-20 summit. the russian president has gotten the cold shoulder from many of the leaders here in brisbane. tony abbott sent only low-level officials to greet putin at the airport. aides to stephen harper say he told putin, i guess i'll shake your hand, but you need to get out of ukraine. we did see president obama walking into dinner with german chancellor merkel deep in conversation. and in the video, you can hear the word seize fire. the president piled on putin in a speech earlier in the day mentioning the downing of malaysian flight 17 and vowing that the u.s. will continue to take on a lead role in standing up to russia. here's what the president had to say. >> we're leading in dealing with ebola in west africa and in opposing russia's aggression against ukraine. which is a threat to the world, as we saw in the appalling shootdown of mh17, a tragedy that took so many innocent lives, among them, your fellow citizens. as your ally and

it was a bit of a circus, kangaroo court.lks let's go to russell brand in the british parliament. >> it is more important we regard people suffering from addiction with compassion and there is a pragmatic rather than symbolic approach to treating it. i think the legislative will he status -- legislative status and the criminalization of addicts is kind of symbolic and not really functional. i don't see how it especially helps -- not saying let's have a wacky free-for-all of people taking drugs. >> you're a former heroin addict. briefly, can you tell us why you got on the drugs and how you managed to come off it and now many years you were on hard drugs? >> i see you incorporate the word briefly into the question. it is my propensity for verbosity. i became a drawback i think because of emotional difficulties, psychological difficulties and perhaps the spirituality. for me, taking drugs and excessive drifting was a result of the psychological, spiritual, or mental condition. they're symptomatic of sad, lonely, unhappy, detache

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it has the russian bear and a kangaroo putting up their dukes here.ms it up with vladimir putin. it's again the g-19 plus 1 here very isolated, the russian president has gotten the cold shoulder. and tony abbott sent only low-level officials to greet vladimir putin at the airport. aides to steven harper say he told putin, i guess i'll shake your hand, but you need to get out of ukraine. we did see him walking out of dinner with angela merkel and obama, they were deep in conversation. you could hear the words cease-fire. and earlier, president obama mentioning the downing of malaysian flight 17 and vowing that the u.s. will take on a lead role in standing up to russia. here's what the president had to say. >> we're leading and dealing with ebola in west africa and in opposing russia's aggression against ukraine which say threat to the world, as we saw in the appalling shootdown of mh-17. a tragedy that took so many incident lives, among them your fellow citizens. as your ally and friend, america shares the grief of these australian families, and we sha

we cannot rely on kangaroo courts. so our judges said, look, we cannot just confiscate the funds. as long as we don't have evidence coming from congo, because the evidence had to come from congo, there was nothing we could do. and in the end it was the mbutu family that was a beneficiary. and that led switzerland to enact a new statute that is actually for these cases, would allow us to confiscate the funds in switzerland without any cooperation from the country concerned. and that is exactly what we did. and i come back to the duvalier case. it is called the lex duvalier case. we enacted with a view to the case not to lose it. we lost one case. we don't like to lose. we enacted that law and we won the case in the swiss supreme court last september, september 2013. we are now in the process of sending back the money to haiti. and perhaps we will touch on this issue. because i would also be interested how you are going to deal with that in the context of the obian case. that is always a challenge. because we -- you know, by being active on asset recovery of the restitutional funds,

neighboring village, rebel leaders preside over the kangaroo trials of people accused of crimes. defendants are not given lawyers and their judges are whatever members of the community show up who vote by a simple show of hands. this is what the separatist looks like. we continue to see similar repressive tendencies in russian occupanted crimea where members of the minority have been the free please murders el. --contrast the free press muzzled. the ukrainian people have chosen leaders who call for deescalation over escalation. first in the presidential election and then this elections.ry ukraine has also put in motion critically important reforms to and grantruption greater authority to its regions through constitutional reform. sought to maintain a cease-fire along the lines established at minsk. the united states continue to support the peace process and its fullto call for implementation. we remain prepared to roll back stops,ns if the fighting the foreign forces equipment are withdrawn and hostages are released. we've said all along that there this military solution to crisi

it doesn't look like we're running kangaroo court. we win some, we lose some. i think that in and of itself is a very important lesson to countries emerging from different types of political circumstances. >> we'll come back to that case. there are some interesting lessons from that, of course. recall talk to us about the evolving world bank role. the star initiative is relatively new and talk to us about that. then talk to us -- well, speak to us from your perspective what you've seen the last -- more resources they've talked about, more focus of experts and prosecutors. valentine's talked about politically much more focus on these issues and much more attention in banking centers. what's your perspective on all this? >> thank you. yeah. i'll just give you a bit of a background on what this asset recovery initiative really is. it is an initiative as the world bank and the united nations office on drugs and crime, really to help countries requesting and requested countries to put in practice chantry 5 of the united nations convention against corruption chapter