like the masker that killed as many people back at the same time in russia and april. we see the systematic policy of rape strictly on the outskirts. in other parts of the country. you get perry -- carried out by the water group in conjunction with armed forces. those cases will be interesting must haves. >> you are talking about international prosecution. i want to ask about the icc. the role of the icc. when a black man commits crimes in ukraine, which in territories where the icc has jurisdiction, it is the legal process? what about a country like the u.s. which is not party to the icc? how do you go about holding the group accountable? >> i can't speak on the specific situation of ukraine. what i can say is we have seen countries like central african republic set up mechanisms to hold these actors to account. the problem is groups like wagoner are becoming integrated into the fabric of society in countries like central african republic. making it difficult for the victims and families to report on human rights abuses and atrocities. they are being intimidated, hara

tonight we are hearing from the family on the man suspected in the masker of four university of idaho students in november. correspondent dan springer has a lease information from moscow, idaho, tonight. hello, dan. >> that's right. family finally broke their silence with a statement issued late yesterday afternoon that readoon its in part, we've fullt cooperated with law enforcement agencies in attempt to seek the truth and promote his resumption of innocence rather than judge runknown facts and make erroneos assumptions. 'll we'll continue to let the ll process unfold and as a family we will love and support our son and brother. 28-year-old bryan kohlbergerer. arrested, moscow police say he is the only person responsible for the murders of four idaho studentsidah november 13th. the work continues as they build prosecution with the public'ecus help. speak of the police departmentko believeshb the person we have in custody, whichis would be kohlberger's response will for these crimes we were looking in all aspects, but he has beenon named as our suspect and we believe he's the one who

profile today in 1919 her work to expose the truth about a race massacre even less known than the tulsa masker of 1921 that we spoke about this one in elaine, arkansas in 1919. led the fbi to target her as a dangerous subversive as you can see on the slide one of the most dangerous as you can see here to further her activism pauli murray. wanted to get a law degree but faced many obstacles as a black woman in the 1930s. she attempted to enroll at the university of north carolina. we're one for white ancestors james strudwig smith had once been on the board of trust. smith was the grandfather of pauly's grandmother cornelia smith. but north carolina would not budge. she is. grandmother, cornelia's birth to one of smith's enslaved women harriet who had been raped by his son sydney smith was an outcome. recently remarked upon by caroline randall and her brilliant article. my body is a confederate monument that we read in class where she wrote i am the descendant of black women who were domestic servants and white men who raped their help unquote. she continues quote. what is a monument but is sta

thing is, now, obviously, desantis wants to turn florida into the paradise for anti-vaxxers, and anti-maskershat is happening is, and you might know people who do this as well. when you have a celebrity death, damar hamlin's collapse, people start to say, i wonder if he was vaccinated and that's what's caused it? it only took a few minutes for anti-vaxxers to start spreading lies about lisa marie presley. anytime a celebrity, or someone prominent passes, then, if they were vaccinated, people start to, say it was the vaccines that kill people. then, you have people, and i know some, who start thinking, maybe it is the vaccines, not covid? >> right. they don't look at the data to show, there are side effects that are reported in these public systems. you can look them up, right now, and you may see all sorts of side effects. then, we need to use controlled trials, and look at the data to see the benefits. anytime there's anything and medicine, vaccines included, there are risks, and benefits. we are trying to outweigh, and make sure the benefits outweigh the risks. in this case, i've never seen

not today, we already know all the maskers here, we know that she is incredible, her talent is huge andanything, they only listened and looked. it's just that it was bewitching. thank you very much, but i want to say that i still looked at timur all the time and i, too. the fact is that i saw all the time, only him. i know why i looked at timur all the time. i thought how, being next to such a luxurious woman, he still manages to sing and dance. thank you, thank you, he had no other choice. i had the resources to look at both participants in this team. you are amazing. i don’t know no words and you know what i want to draw the attention of our already so sophisticated spoiled viewer. what a wonderful physical and vocal form our just members of the jury unique our diamonds, and how they dance, how they sing, and how they move, how they do all this beautifully artistic. and, of course, there is a question for regina after that, did you give birth in general, you look good, the woman is very unpleasant, because i am surrounded by such fantastic such amazing people, how do you make it? brav

the chinese are encouraged be assiduous maskers masks are still compulsory.ave been photographs shows them wearing and yet they've gone negligible numbers of cases month ago to a quarter of a billion people infected within three weeks. masks fail. they don't work. what we achieve all the restrictions over the past three years was to disrupt our natural ecology with a range of viruses the flu, respiratory in situ virus, minor viruses , also situ virus, minor viruses, also strep a and. we've got to re—establish that equilibrium. and that's what's happening at present. and if we put in place all, we do is we delay that re—establishment of an equilibrium . we keep kicking the equilibrium. we keep kicking the can down road, we create more a more of an immune deficit in ourselves. and it does no good. it makes it worse in the long term. it was taking on the nose that the balance established need a mask . society can't need a mask. society can't afford any of these measures again and the economy can't, can it? well, at the present we're only talking about mask weari

the chinese are encouraged be assiduous maskers masks are still compulsory.ave been photographs shows them wearing and yet they've gone negligible numbers of cases month ago to a quarter of a billion people infected within three weeks. masks fail. they don't work. what we achieve all the restrictions over the past three years was to disrupt our natural ecology with a range of viruses the flu, respiratory in situ virus, minor viruses , also situ virus, minor viruses, also strep a and. we've got to re—establish that equilibrium. and that's what's happening at present. and if we put in place all, we do is we delay that re—establishment of an equilibrium . we keep kicking the equilibrium. we keep kicking the can down road, we create more a more of an immune deficit in ourselves. and it does no good. it makes it worse in the long term. it was taking on the nose that the balance established need a mask . society can't need a mask. society can't afford any of these measures again and the economy can't, can it? well, at the present we're only talking about mask weari