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secretary general ban ki-moon. he'll then take hold of the treaty that has been signed, and decide whether to accept it or not. we know that. accept it because he knows the will of the u.n. general assembly. if there is any doubt about it, he'll put it to a vote. then the statute says that there is a 60-day period before this comes in to force. if ban ki-moon acts quickly this could come into force on the first of march. that would make the territory of palestinian a question mark of what that is, it would be subject to the rule of international criminal court. that doesn't though, start an investigation. that is the next stage someone has to ask for the investigation. there are only three ways that could happen. the u.n. security council could refer it. that's not going to use it. and so really only two routes. one of the routes is the chief prosecutor of the icc launches their own investigation or the palestinians request an investigation. there is really one more card that president abbas has up his sleeve. >> t

secretary general ban ki moon reacted just a short time ago, and here is what he said. >> this news isery positive. i would like to thank, president barack obama of the united states, and the president raul castro for taking this very important step towards normalizing relations. i sincerely hope that this announcement will help to exfurther the exchanges between the two peoples who have been separated quite a long time. >> again, praise from ban ki moon at the united nations. they credited both pope francis, and the government of canada for bringing these pieces together. mike any more information about the roll pope francis played in this? >> fascinating really david when you look at how this has unfolded. particularly off it accelerated over the course of the last month, and the vat tan and pope francis playing that instrumental role in securing this agreement. you have to look at this as a confluence of circumstances lining up together. and even though president obama is a lame duck, with just two years left in his term, and we have seen evidence of that already, in democrats not m

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nations secretary-general ban ki-moon. later, a discussion about the future of u.s. foreign-policy. british prime minister david cameron discussed the u.k. climate change priorities and combating extremism. the prime minister meets with this committee made up of the chairs of the house of commons committees three times a years. this is about an hour and. -- this is about an hour and a half. >> welcome, prime minister. we have two things to ask you about. the first is climate change. the second is radicalization. >> before we start, i think it might be right after the events of yesterday -- >> i was going to give you time at the end, but my like to do it now. >> i would just like to pay tribute to those murdered in australia. and today's outrage in pakistan. i'm sure everyone in this house and committee will have their thoughts with the families of the ones who perished. in australia, there are tales of bravery and sacrifice that are being told about what happened in that cafe. that is what we would expect from that remarkable country. and our thoughts are with them. the scale of wha

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it's the first day of the first month after 60 days after it was given to ban ki-moon. this comes in to force. either the first of march or the first of april. i have to say that palestinian is covered by icc jurisdiction. it doesn't start a case, a case would have to be started by the u.n. security council they're not going to do that. the u.s. would veto by the chief prosecutor of the icc or by palestine itself. so president abbas has a second time, a second stage to this process. we can actually ask for an investigation into a specific time period. >> james bays, our diplomatic editor in london. thank you. meanwhile in the opened occupied west bank a home was set on fire. a family with young children was asleep when two attackers threw a fire bomb inside. no one was injured. to yemen now where suicide attacks left more than 30 people dead. explosions and gunfire have been reported near the main hospital of ib where the attack took place. we have reports now from the capitol of sanaa. >> reporter: the suicide movement worked through the city of ib and detonated the ex

the children of many local village families were born with serious fiscal disabilities. 24-year-old ki van bok is typical. his father died of cancer and his mother has been treated. both served with the vet kong during the war. mentally healthy, he has been i am prisoned in a ravaged body since birth. he needs constant care and attention from his mother. they have little money and food is always scarce. vietnam has 50 ethnic minority groups. most have roots in the heavily completed areas of the country. they have surfed disproportionately from the war-time toxins. the government has relocated mistaken thousands of them. many of the remaining mountain villagers have been reluctant to move from their homes, not least because of the sigma associated from having an agent orange victim in the family. for example, one disabled relative can stop the other family members finding marriage partners. they are thus seen as taboo. and often kept secret. >> so many of the children knew i don't know how many. nevertheless over the decades, inhabitants have learned much about the causes of agent orang

works on the pne the nex the ki outside of the inlet academy. you see the plane taxi out of the parking lot and approach the road where cars are still driving back and forth. gets the plane out on the road. you see some power lines up ahead. also got some great video inside the cockpit. underneath that power line, the traffic pulled off safely to the side. there goes robbie back up into the air. and this video happened back in november. ktuu were the first to report about it. it's just now getting popular. and we've got the pilot joining us right this minute. so reports say you had some engine failure. what happened? >> basically what happened is i lost three quarters of the tower of my engine. when i was coming in to land, there was a really big cross wind. the wind was blowing 18 to 20 miles per hour from the side. but when i lost my power, i'm going away from the airport. i ended upturning around 180 degrees and i saw the baseball field, and i was like man, i could get it in there, but there's a bunch of chain link fence. immediately just tur

the spokesperson for the united nations secretary-general says ban ki-moon hopes this starts the process toward criminal prosecution. ben emmerson says the fact the policies revealed in the report were authorized at a high level within the u.s. government provides no excuse whatsoever. it reinforces the need for accountability. the white house says the decision on criminal charges is for federal prosecutors to make, not the president. >> this report as important as it is to release it, as far as i know, at least, doesn't included a lot of information that wasn't previously available. >> to be clear, the justice department said it is not prosecuting and further released a statement saying it is committed to complying to the international obligations, but those best handled by domestic, not foreign courts and prosecutors. the justice department says it is not going to prosecute. a growing number of leaders are speaking out. let's go to karl penhaul with the latest. >> reporter: this is a propaganda coup to america's foes. we heard from the foreign ministers calling for the perpetrators bro

a spokesperson for ban ki-moon says he hopes this is the start toward criminal prosecution.cies revealed in the report were authorized at a high level within the u.s. government provides no excuse. it reinforces the need for criminal accountability. >> the white house says the decision on criminal charges is for federal prosecutors to make, not the president. >> this report as important as it is to release it, as far as i know, at least, doesn't include a lot of new information that wasn't previously available. >> the justice department says it has no plans to prosecute anyone who acted in good faith here. the department released a statement saying the u.s. is committed to the international obligations, but best handled by domestic and not foreign courts. while that is going on, there are leaders from around the world denouncing the cia tactics. karl penhaul joins us from london. >> reporter: john, it seems to be the leaders of the countries who have the most appalling human rights records that are making the most fuss over the cia torture report. we had a statement from the

. >>> seth rogan and james franco plot to kill ki kim jong un. the fbi plan to beef up security.nand the theater has cancelled the interview. >>> they sang hanukkah songs as they lit the menorah at the white house. jimmy carter attended the first lighting. [♪ singing ] >>> and members of several faiths joined voices in ardmore to start the mark of the hanukkah. [♪ singing ] >>> this was an emotional night on joseph kelly terrace in northeast philadelphia. an 8-year-old girl and three year old dog were reunited after a couple of weeks. sharrie williams has that story. >>reporter:ava has not seen her missing dog shelly for two weeks. >> what has it been like not having her here? >> different. >>reporter:the two were best friends. she has a special request to santa. >> i wish she would come back. >>reporter:sometimes the wishes come true. >> shelly. >>reporter:the two are back together and seeing each other for the first time. >> i am so happy. >>reporter:after separated for days there are plenty of kisses or licks to go around. >> sometimes she never stops. see? >>reporter:one day

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chief ban ki-moon urged sud to reverse its decision. >> here is what is coming up on al jazeera after the break. >>> how tanzania growing economy means more money to spend on clothes. we look at how jordan plans to use books it considers challenging or sensitive. saturday at 7:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >>> hello again. the top stories on al jazeera. memorials are under way more than a decade since the devastating tsunami. which killed more than a quarter of a million people. this was the scene in the thai fishing village centring by the tsunami. syrian government air strikes are taking a toll on civilian and rebel fighters. dozens have been culled in the city of duma, in the province of aleppo, where the fighters have a strong presence. >> al-shabab fighters attacked the headquarters. five al-shabab fights exercise three african union soldiers were killed. >>> riots broke out in the democratic republic of congo after a dead boat accident. youths went on a rampage through the country's north-east, setting fire to government buildings. at least 30 people decide nearby. on

ki under 12 would be exempt.four hospitals in northern california are now designats ebola treatment centers. they are among 35 newly appd by the centers for disease control. here are the hospi: u-c-s-f medical center in s francisco... kaiser hospital in oakland.. u-c davis medical center... and kaiser in south sacrame each facility is staffed and equipped to handle the complexities of ebola. at this hour, contra costa county supervisors are holdg discussions ahead of a vote aimed at saving a hospital. doctors medical center in s pablo has been on life suppt since it filed for bankruptn 2010. now supervisors are considering a move to delay hospital's three million dor property tax bill... and git other breaks to keep it aflt for at least the next five years. san francisco is making it easier to get rid of hazards ficus trees all over the ci. when the rain comes, the tr branches have a hard time withstanding the weight of e water. in past weeks, several branches have crash onto sidewalks, streets andn a pedestrian.

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in a letter to ban ki-moon they called the film an undisskissed scan oring of terrorism.th korea has sophisticated cyber warfare cap capabilities. it is posed of handpicked computer experts that serve as part of north korea's military-run spy agency. but back in washington. the national security council said north korea has a long history of denying responsibility for destructive and provocative ass. if the north korean government wants to help they can admit their culpability and competent sony for the damages this attack caused. courtney kealy, al jazerra. >>> the white has yet to respond to the demand for a joint investigation. an expert on north kia told us earlier he believes the u.s. should accept the offer, with one condition attached. >> i would say to north korea, yes, let's make this a joint investigation united states, north korea and china. china has helping north korea on these attacks and knew about them beforehand, they were come police it's. >> you say china knew. the president didn't name chin d he didn't and the fbi's report didn't name it. but china's i

. >> ban ki-moon did not refer especially to north korea. u.s. ambassador samantha power was more critical. >> the attackers threatened employees, actors, movie theaters and even people who dared to go to the theater. >> power said they were denying freedom of expression to their own people. kim song did not comment. >>> cyber attacks are also worrying leaders in south korea. president park said they brought up defenses at nuclear plants. she mentioned the attack against sony pictures. >> translator: cyberspace is being called the world's latest battleground. it has become a new stage of terrorism. this latest incident reminds us of the seriousness of cyber terrorism. we must be fully prepared. >> south korean authorities are already tackling cyber terrorism. they're investigating online linx of documents from the state-run nuclear plant operator. they suspect someone hacked into computer systems. the lead documents include drawings of cooling devices and valves. government officials say the leaks will not impact the security of nuclear facilitie

ban ki-moon has called for an investigation to shed light into yesterday's events.very 31st of december the french addresses the nation and presents his wishes for the coming year. it is an opportunity to cast an eye on the year that was, and layout a vision for the coming months usually the style of his speech is scrutinized as much as the content itself. here is an excerpt. fronts along once to finis -- wants to end negativity in france. >> i am aware of what we face. this evening, i am thinking of families who worry about their children's future. when faced with unemployment and exclusion. but i want to see an end to all the negativity and despond and see. france is a great country. it is the fifth economic power in the world, and france fulfills its responsibilities every timepiece is threatened. thanks to our soldiers in africa and iraq. they make their country proud. >> the latter main french soldiers in afghanistan can now come home -- last remain french soldiers in afghanistan can now come home. they have officially handed over responsibly to a turkish conti

. >> ban ki-moon al gore, and ministers from around the world traveled to lima to discuss global warming. reaching a deal is no easy task. u.s. secretary of state john kerry said there was no time to waste. >> if we fail, future generations will not and should not forget those who ignore this moment. no matter their reasoning future generations will judge our effort not just as a policy failure, but as a massive collective moral failure of historic consequences. >> after two weeks of tough negotiations, the 195 countries taking part still disagree on what kind of pleasures should be adopted on the curbing of greenhouse gas emissions. china, the world's top carbon polluter, refuses to have its pledges reviewed. developing nations want the mention of financial help from rich countries in exchange for reducing emissions. france's environment minister believes a deal will be hard, it requires a consensus. >> there is still work because you have poorer nations who believe the richer ones have used a lot of oil and should help them. the developing nations would like help to develop solar and w

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general secretary ban ki-moon has urged syria to treat the jordanian pilot capture humanely. >>> kurdish fighters are trying to free the sinjar area taken by isil. >>> in the u.n. another black youth was killed by police. the police say he was pointing a gun at an officer. >>> in northeastern india gunmen killed 60 people on tuesday. witnesses say some people were dragged out of their homes and shot. the attacksers are to be from the bodoland. well, the bodos are the largest tribe in the planes of the india's assam state. we've left an armed campaign since 1947 and reached an agreement in 2003. but it did not hold, and the violence returned as did their demand for independence. there have been clashes in the bangladeshy capitol. the vie license happened outside of the court where the opposition party chief was appearing on corruption charges. accused of an illegal front to buy land fo from 2001-2006. >>> an u.n. peacekeeping mission said that a fourth member of its staff has contracted ebola. the death toll from the outbreak in the hardest hit african country have risen to 7.5000 people.

. >> ki go back to four little girls bombed in the south, and to ferguson. there is no racial element to it. >> this is an issue of the government and people. let's talk about why this even happened. this happened because the government has police officers going after people for selling cigarettes. they're criminalizing behavior that should not be criminal at all. >> if you want to talk about -- allow me. i'm sorry. michelle brings up a very good point. this man died because he was selling a loosey, a single cigarette for a buck. that's why he died. you can sell and buy a single can of beer for a buck. but you can't do it for a cigarette because new york state is cracking down on cigarette sells, illegal cigarette sells. as government, have laws become so onerous that they've got amok and literally killing people in. >> i don't think that's the point here in the since of whether he was selling a cigarette or what he was doing is immaterial. the cops overreacted. they know they overreacted. we've got photographs of it. with we know what happened. >> that's wh

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number four, president abbas sent a letter to ban ki-moon asking for international protection. the palestinian leader ship decided to fee fine its relations with israel, meaning cessation of security cooperation and at the same time asking israeli it's occupying powers to resume full responsibilities. we have decided to continue our peaceful struggle against settlements and against the occupation. now, the leadership has an open meeting. we will meet either tomorrow or saturday evening to decide whether we do these steps and decisions, going to the security council or doing everything in parallel. the implementation is what they will decide. business as usual no more. israeli cannot continue occupation. he is the 2,625th killed since june. 80,000 homes demolished. the mosque is being attacked, our trees burned. we have election campaign in israel now that it's likely going to be mobbed with palestinian blood, because they believe the more palestinian blood they have, the more votes they get, so enough is enough. we ask the international community to stand shoulder to shoulder w

from western governments are explicit in the killings and -- are come explicit icome live itin the ki. >> found to be directing targeting individuals that in turn would be targeted in a killing then there is a criminal responsibility. >> the british foreign office says it was aware of the allegation he of extra-judicial killings in kenya but rejected any involvement while the kenyan police rejected running an elimination program. simon bozeman, al jazeera, nairobi. >> you can watch the entire show on air monday december 8th at 2000 gmt. >>> germany will suspend its diplomatic services in egypt on tuesday, after canada and the u.k. temporarily closed their missions there. >>> former u.s. state department nanl graham bannerman says he doesn't think germ m germany's n to close their embassy was due to an ex replies its threat. >> radical extreme is are more active in the areas. embassies have to be more cautious about the well-being of their citizens and people visiting their embassies. this is clear the embassies haven't been closed, but their cons legislator activities have been suspen

. >> now ebola has kille ban ki-moon pledged more support for health centers. he praised health workers battling the virus. meanwhile liberians are going to the polls. the vote was postponed twice as ebola ravaged west africa nation. the election is seen as a test of the country's ability to mitigate the spread of the disease. >> the making their way through polling stations i. these scenes would have been unthinkable just a few months ago even though some are trying to make light of the crisis ebola remains a very real threat. conducting elections with 1.9 registered voters is risky. >> however we have put this in place, it is critical. >> political rallies in the capitol were banned earlier this month. and the seats being contested making up half the senate. with the members set to expire the election could not be put off any longer. authorities say they want to make sure that voters don't give them another foothold. >> the most hotly contested seat puts the president's son robert against former football star george waei. the two have supported each other in

in a june letter to secretary general ban ki-moon called it an undissized sponsor is of terrorism asn act of war. they have sophisticated sire saying bureau 121 is composed of hands picked computer experts that serve as part of north korea's military-run spy agency. but back in washington they said north korea has a long history of denying responsibility for destructive and provocative actions. if the north korean government wants to help they can admit their culpability and competent sony for the damages this attack caused. courtly kealy, al jazerra. >> joining us to discuss the recent news about the psych particular on zone is a dominick romano an entertainment attorney. we appreciate you coming in. so we are hearing these huge numbers about what a loss, financially what a blow this is to sony. >> right. >> do studios have insurance for things, maybe not exactly like this, but insurance at all? >> they typically do. >> okay. >> but it depends on how the threat is categorized here. and this is an interesting situation in that the studio is decided to pull the release. and you know,

. >> you have yourç hershey's ki. now what do you want, another one. >> yes. >> you go back.ou reopen it. this is a nice product where i had my one hershey kiss. >> right, that's all we should have. >> and now you hear the lock and now you can't get anymore. >> sreenivasan: those are some of the stories we're covering on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take charge of your life and become you're own chief life officer. >> supported by the john d. andç catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbç station from viewers like you. thank you. >> sreenivasan: the president's policy shift on cuba was celebrated, and criticized, today, from havana, to miami to washington. cubans and americans alike digested the implications of ending

. >>> a large crowd is expected tomorrow for the funeral of a charles county officer, who was ki in a car crash. jamell clagget was killed in an accident on december 21st. a mass is set to begin at 11:00 tomorrow morni at st. peter's church in waldorf. that area including popular hill road will be closed until after the funeral concludes. he'll be buried in a cemetery next to thwell he says he was beaten and bruised and now he's suing. >> a local college student is suing for $3 million. tell you why he's blaming his fraternity on an attack. >>> and white house wedding crasher. a couple is forced to move their wedding so that the president can play golf. >> there were two things that could mess up the wedding. one was weather, and the other was the >>> and some terrifying footage of a torna. >>> a university student is suing his fraternity. he claims he was beaten and bruised during a hazing. kevin hayes says this happened last year in an off-campus house. in his $3 million lawsuit, he claims that members of the alpha phi alpha fraternity beat body-slammed and spanked him with a wooden

secretary-general ban ki-moon is calling on all nations to bridge the gap. developing nations are demanding that financial support from industrialized countries be included in their green house gas emission targets but many industrialized countries are opposing the idea. officials from the u.s. and china outlined their targets last month. the move has put the world's two largest emitters to take a leading role to set a new framework. japan has not been able to put its goals on the table yet. the country's energy policies are under review since the 2011 nuclear accident. >> translator: japan hopes to play a bigger role in building confidence among developing and industrialized nations. >> japanese delegates are trying to emphasize that leaders in tokyo are providing technical and financial support to developing nations. >>> three japanese born winners of the nobel prize in physics are spending their time meeting with the public one day before they're to receive the award. the trio has earned the please te jus honor for the work on blue light emitting diode. t

and ban ki-moon specifically said, starting with the establishment of a transition government. itself, in geneva although the syrian delegation did come, headed by the u.n. ambassador, and an opposition delegation came, there was absolutely no progress. a couple of things on the delegation first. the opposition delegation was led by the political opposition, what they call the national opposition coalition. there were also medicine is of the armed opposition groups in geneva. they were staying in a hotel there. and the political people were in touch with the military people constantly, but there were no armed opposition figures at the negotiating table. they stayed in the background. frequently said to the political opposition, why should we talk you? you represent nothing. political opposition responded, no, no, we are in touch with the people on the ground and will coordinate with them. the regime was not interested. the political opposition in february, after the first round in january's total failure, the political opposition gave in writing to their envoy a written proposa