>> so mimi is right. first, they are consistent with someone who has been in the law and around investigations for decades, and that's exactly what you do is you have this -- you gain this incredible ability to absorb large amounts of information, understand where people said some certain things in certain conversations, and then quickly recount all of them. and you learn that in part because you don't want to sit in front of subjects a lot and take notes or tap out on a laptop. you completely distract any interview you're doing. so it's consistent with that. it adds to his credibility. now, what i see, let's look at it from the other lens, which is what it tells us about the white house. i read the memos and i see dysfunction. i see a bunch of newbies and rookies who just don't understand how government works. i mean at one point reince priebus asked comey if he's an attorney. i mean there's no homework done on anybody. they leave the fbi director alone with the president. the president asks comey if he

mimi good to have you. first off, why a search warrant and not a subpoena? >> hi katy. a couple of reasons are possible. first of all you use a search warrant when you are concerned that someone isn't going to fully comply with a subpoena. that could mean a couple of things, that you are afraid someone is going to try and destroy or tamper with evidence or you don't think they are going to turn over all documents responsive to the subpoena. a search warrant gives you both the element of surprise so someone can't tamper with the evidence and it also ensures that you are going to get all the documents that you feel are responsive. >> mimi you are a perfect guest because you would, in this office. tell me how they go about obtaining a search warrant like this and what the search looks like when they go and conduct the raid. >> sure. there are a couple of different layers here because we are not just talking about a search warrant. we are talking about a search warrant of an attorney's office. as i understand it just from the breaking reporting some other places that mr. co

also with us, mimi roca, a former attorney in the southern district of new york. and allow me a few minutes, mimi with michael avenatti here since he has brought us to this point. michael cohen filing in court saying, in effect, i can't answer any questions after my name and address. there's just not a single question he can possibly answer about stormy daniels in your lawsuit. isn't the normal procedure, in a civil case, that you find yourself under oath in a deposition and if a particular question comes along, that you feel possibly could implicate you, you plead the fifth on that, on a question-by-question basis? >> that's correct, lawrence. we still may see that in this case, because i'm confident the case is not going to be stayed. we'll proceed with discovery in the case. i think the judge will fashion some procedural mechanism whereby mr. cohen will be able to protect his fifth amendment rights but we'll be able to proceed with discovery in the case. what this may result in, quite frankly, we may be able to take the deposition of the president first rather

palestinian activists say that perhaps most of all i had to mimi's case has highlighted the plight of palestinian children. aid organizations say there are around three hundred palestinian minors currently being held in israeli jail and whose cases by god to me are being heard or will be heard before a military court and according to activists those miners will ultimately also have to enter into plea bargains or risk facing long term detentions how much damage is either in the occupied west bank thirty one palestinians have died in gaza after a series of violent demonstrations that began ten days ago gaza's health ministry says a forty five year old man died on monday from wounds he sustained during protests on friday tens of thousands of people have travelled to the border with israel demanding a right of return for palestinian refugees where the two thousand four hundred have been injured most of them by live ammunition from israeli army far will burn a smith reports now from west jerusalem on how the protests and violence are being reported by israel's hebrew language media. most i

about her relatives in this video we're told the interrogators are attempting to try to get out to mimito incriminate members of her family who were there when she slapped and kicked and hit those israeli soldiers which is what got her into so much trouble in the first place so members of her team saying multiple occasions over the course of many hours are that the mean. it was asked to try to incriminate her mother cousins of hers as well members of her family that were there when she was arrested as they say that's in the been allowed and most of all they were appalled by the fact that there was no lawyer everybody we spoke with today say that this video clearly shows that i think the mimi did not have a lawyer present was not given a lawyer was not provided a lawyer and that also goes against international law sammy so given all of that imagine the family is probably not very happy about this video what are they planning to do about it they're extremely distressed by it they want first and foremost for this video to be seen by as many eyes as possible they say this really showcases t

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one person not surprised by the confession, mimi's ex, nick cannon. a source tells "e.t.," this isn't news to him. this was a big part of their relationship and even today it's something he's mindful of. and finally, anna faris milks james corden-- yeah, we said milks. it all went down in l.a. for corden's "crosswalk" musical. that's the "big bang's" kunal nayyar as left cow. anna's "mom" co-star allison janney was there, too. all for a production of "the sound of music" in between traffic lights. ♪ so, a needle pulling thread >> meanwhile, anna's ex, chris pratt was across the country in new york doing a good deed. visiting a sick fan. pratt even gave the 16-year-old a shout-out on instagram. he's always doing great stuff. back to "sound of music." carrie underwood. remember she starred as maria in 2013's "sound of music live." for than 18 million viewers tuned in. it's still the most watched musical to date. and you know all eyes will be on carrie again at this sunday's acms, especially since it's her first public appearance since her big accident.

tom, peter, and mimi, thank you very much. we appreciate it. >>> ahead, this has been a truly extraordinary day. we are going to break down all the big developments at the michael cohen hearing with tonight's panel. stay with us. when i grow up? i want to be someone who ... makes the world beautiful ... and builds up my neighborhood. i want to be someone who helps others ... and teaches them new things. every year, comcast employees and their families come together on comcast cares day to give back. it's a celebration of their year-long commitment to their communities. what do i want to be? i want to be someone who cares. >>> today in meet the mid terms our new poll has evidence for democrats to be optimistic at their chance force a big blue wave this november. 47% say they would like to see democrats control congress compared to 40% who would rather see republicans in control. that's slightly better for republicans than a month ago when it was 50 to 40 for the democrats. >>> at this point in 2010, republicans had a two point

. >> and, mimi, if rosenstein is telling mueller he should investigate that he was, quote, colluding,hing else? >> there's no criminal charge of collusion. it would probably be some sort of conspiracy, which is just an agreement to commit a crime. mueller, in the indictment of 13 russians, has already charged a conspiracy. it's conspiracy to interfere with our electoral process, one part of it. >> okay. >> the collusion could here apply to people like manafort or others. if they conspired, agreed, worked with, helped, facilitated, aided and abetted what they were doing on social media or democratic e-mail hack, they should shall charged as part of that conspiracy. >> and, garret, the fact that -- i don't want to brush over this the fact that it's the deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein, who has been criticized many times by trump and others, you know, he's overseeing this because sessions recused himself. he's the guy who gave mueller the green light to look into this. that's also a big deal. >> yeah. and i think, you know, as mimi was laying out there, we can also assume that mue

the first is that mimi would walk around in any case etd constaptly. it also claims breach of contract. wi we're also told about train wreck behavior. >> i joke and say she's my sister wife. we are lie or die. i have her back. >> the relationship with you and stella, what's the most challenging thipg being on the road and touring. >> a lot of challenges. it's not, leak, this is the worst. >> mariah opened up about her battle with bipolar disorder last week. since theb, a headline put out by the blast claims one -- landed the 48-year-old singer in the hospital. the allegations say maria asked the nanny to get the twins ready for a dinner with whitney houston, miechael jackson and prince. yes, all dead icons. she was wearing a ring pop that she says was a gift from the royal family. >> is this potential lawsuit payback? zbleets elizabeth forget stella was fired by mariah five months ago, and she's made similar threats before. it's all been document on "maria's world." >> she likes it. dwron if -- i don't want a dollar for. i just want a headline that say

them speaking to me referring to the color of her skin and the color of her eyes we spoke at the mimi's father bassam after this press conference he said that that was entirely inappropriate and abusive behavior and the something like that should never take place her father also spoke about the fact that there was no lawyer present in that interrogation room and that that goes against international law now other members of her defense team and her supporters have said that this video really showcases the plight of palestinian children minors who are arrested by israeli security forces shows they say the abusive tactics that they must face when they are interrogated by israeli security forces one member of her team also said that this was the first time that he had ever seen a military interrogator involved in an interrogation of a minor not just a police interrogator he said that that was a very disturbing now her family says that they have lodged complaints with the israeli government since they obtained this video and that while they will continue to pursue it they don't expect much t

it's a video that supporters of a had to mimi say exposes the abusive tactics used against the palestinian teenager in an attempt to coerce her into a confession members of to me family say the video highlights verbal harassment and intimidation by two male israeli interrogators they say one portion showing the two men referring to me as hair color and eyes is particularly troubling and inappropriate. and my. god. the free the to me means campaign released the footage to the media at a news conference on monday in the mullah in the occupied west bank her father says israel decided to make an example of his seventeen year old daughter in order to discourage palestinian children from resisting the occupation again alluded to guess that i had that they wanted to break our head to break her as the symbol she represents in front of her generation. to me was arrested in december after this video of her slapping and hitting two israeli soldiers outside of her house in the village of went viral. her younger cousin had been shot in the head by the israelis with a rubber coated steel bullets during

, frank figliuzzi, former fbi director for counter intelligence now an msnbc national analyst, and mimi, assistant u.s. attorney. first congrats on the megascoop. take us through what you and your colleague carol are reporting achlt alwa reporting. >> always good to be with you, nicolle. we reported the president's legal team have been informed by special counsel robert mueller that he is a subject of the ongoing federal probe, not a witness in terms of his classification, neither is he at this moment a target, but the investigation continues. talking to our sources familiar with these discussions, they say that as you reported, that there is a report that's in the works, a document of sorts that could come out by this summer that would detail possible obstruction of justice or at least look at the conduct of the president. >> so, your colleague phil rucker tweeted this. he wrote, some trump advisors are concerned that mueller is saying trump isn't currently a target to bait him into an interview where he would be in greater legal peril. that doesn't sound like a tactic that mueller wou

joining the conversation now is mimi rocha, former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. jeremy bash is also with us. jeremy, you and i started this conversation at 4:00. you do not think that the regulations permit for the president to fire a special counsel? >> well, the regulations make clear that the removal of the special counsel can only be accomplished by the attorney general. in this case the attorney general is rod rosenstein acting in the shoes of jeff sessions. however, since 4:00, i've been talking with some legal colleagues -- >> you did some more homework? >> i did. >> that's why i love you. >> there is some school of thought that says because it's a regulation and not a statute, the president could actually overturn a regulation. he could set in motion basically a way to deregulate that regulation, overturning it and issue, using his executive authorities, a new regulation that says the president and only the president can remove a special counsel. this could be litigated. this could be tossed around. ultimate

last month to mimi agreed to a plea deal with israeli prosecutors to avoid more serious charges that could have led to her being imprisoned for years human rights defenders say what happened to me is not an isolated incident it's represents i think there's only. widespread practice and all sure to represent is a very new. target. and they target children by different means for instance by torturing them by others through them by detain them many are outraged by the video especially by the presence of one of the two interrogators i've seen i don't know hundreds of off interrogation sessions i have never seen a military intelligence officer present in one of these interrogations simply never seen it in hundreds of interrogations if he is not he's not. he's not believed his military intelligence why was military intelligence presence there the israeli army says it's passed a complaint filed by to me is lawyer of improper conduct by the investigator to the justice ministry and it's being examined palestinian activists say that perhaps most of all i had to mimi's case has highlighted the

there's unethical, mimi, and then there's illegal. any of the things we're seeing. the questions that are arising around this white house around donald trump making money in his d.c. hold, jared kushner having meetings in the white house and then his company getting loans from the people that he had meetings with, the questions surrounding the russia probe, what ventures into illegal and what could be used against him in a court of law? >> well, it all, potentially, could be criminal -- he could have criminal exposure for all of it, potentially. so, you know, it's interesting, because it all comes down to greed, which is what the article was about. and greed is so often, in my experience, as a federal prosecutor, what gets people in trouble with the criminal law and ultimately is their downfall. they just don't know when to stop. and it does seem that we're seeing this pattern over and over, whether it be, you know, with the emoluments clause lawsuit, the idea of foreign money influencing potentially, you know, policies of this administration. whether it be the russ

moving on supporters of the jailed palestinian teenager had to mimi have released footage of her being questioned by israeli military authorities going on i mean i have well i say ok let me. say ok so you've got two male interrogators leaning towards the sixteen year old they are making comments about her fair skin and eye color as well the back story here of course to me detained in december after being filmed slapping an israeli soldier near her home in the occupied west bank she has accepted a plea deal which will see her imprisoned for eight months. thank god i think. ok me you know what i'm thank you so much. ok you know we. know you're going on i mean i have well i say. let me. say. if you've got the questions on the story good time to send them in because we are going to be speaking to our guest about that in just a moment before that this report from mohamed jhoom in ramallah. according to supporters of opposite to me me and members of the free the to me means campaign this interrogation that is shown in this video took place ten days after the arrest of acted to mimi and her s

i hereby appoint the honorable mimi walters to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 8, 2018, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. ll time shall be equally allocated between the parties and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip shall be limited to five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from louisiana, mr. abraham, for five minutes. thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to highlight the louisiana national guard youth challenge program, a wonderful program that is changing young people's lives and making louisiana a better place. youth challenge accepts high-risk students 16 to 18 years of age and offers them the education, training, and emotional support they need to finish their high school equivalency requirements and gives them the life skills t

it's based on mimi takes. it's a trilogy. >> stephen: what are you ashamed of?, things like have you ever written an email that wasn't nice about somebody and you think you're sending it to your spouse but you send it to them? that kind of thing. >> stephen: 20 things i know for sewer. >> yes. >> stephen: care to share? ome of them. one is you know when people say, if you could go back in time, would you kill hitler? the answer is yes. there's no, well, it depends, is he in art school? is he -- >> stephen: it's baby hitler. it's would you go back and kill baby hitler. >> yes! yes! kill the baby! i don't care! ( piano riff ) ( cheers and applause ) that's my advice, kill the baby. >> stephen: got another one? i got 25 of them. >> stephen: actually, 20. ( laughter ) >> i brought five with pefor you. >> stephen: oh, okay, good. another one is when your children start talking to you about sex, if you get an old 1970s color photograph s.t.d. book with pictures of scroatum eelephantitis, they will not hae sex ever. >> stephen: first night used the word scrotum twice b

supporters of jailed palestinian teenager i had to mimi of released footage of her being questioned by israeli military authorities in the video two male interrogators is seen leaning towards the sixteen year old and heard making comments about her fair skin and i'd color to me was detained in december after being filmed slapping an israeli soldier in the home in the occupied west bank in march she accepted a plea deal which will see her imprisoned for eight months the chief prosecutor at the international criminal court says war crimes may have been committed during the mass protests in gaza thirty one people have been killed by israeli forces since demonstrations began on march the thirtieth more than two thousand four hundred have been injured with many suffering serious wounds from israeli gunfire the i.c.c. says how mass may also have committed crimes if it's found civilians were used to shield the military activities the first batch of six hundred afghan refugees to be deported from turkey has left the country ankara says the move follows a major influx of refugees crossing over

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. >> let's take a look at our face book page and hear other comments, this one from mimi. who says why not charge? spotify has a free service and paid service, and it's not nefarious but two levels of service is fine. and says everybody is hating on them but still have face book. once the house wraps up the work and highlights on c-span 2 following the senate n iowa,en, hello. >> i'm a college you'dent who uses the platform or app development side. and as a personal user and issue i had with was the lack of knowledge from a lot of shors and i understand it's a big issue and i don't want to comment on the other part but issue i had is understanding how do we educate the populus that can be misused if they don't understand how their data is being sent. it's an issue to how do we educate people on how to use technology more efficiently. >> mark zuckerberg talk abouted the apps available on facebook and as a developer tell us about what they've done. or have they done anything in terms of developing how policies towards app development is changing. >> this is very well known n

mimi rocha thank you very much. i appreciate it. i don't know why i can't talk today. i think it's because i didn't have at a timer tots this week. if you are on twitter you will know about that. >>> up necks, a royal celebration in great britain. we have the latest on the duke and duchess's new arrival. but when you experience sudden, frequent, uncontrollable episodes of laughing or crying that are exaggerated or simply don't match how you feel, it can often lead to feeling misunderstood this is called pseudobulbar affect, or pba. a condition that can occur from brain injury... or certain neurologic conditions like stroke or dementia. nuedexta can make a difference by significantly... ...reducing pseudobulbar affect episodes. tell your doctor about medicines you take. some can't be taken with nuedexta. nuedexta is not for people with certain heart conditions. serious side effects may occur. don't take with maois or if you are allergic to dextromethorphan or quinidine. tell your doctor if you have bleeding or bruising. stop if muscle twitching... ...confusion, fever, o

spoke with mimi after she suffered a physical and mental breakdown. >> putting on the record on september good thing. and working your fingers to the bone. ♪ it's like that, y'all honestly, that whole moment of the quote unquote breakdown was so overly dramatized to the point where i would walk outside and see somebody in the bushes taking a picture in my pajamas. people are like why is she in her pajamas? in real life it's like because i'm a human being and i walked out the door. ♪ emotion >> 2016's lip-sync debacle on new year's eve is included in what mariah calls the hardest couple of years i wish i could erase. and while her depression left her feeling tired, lonely, and sad, mariah also explains that she originally thought her manic episodes were a severe sleep disorder. mariah notoriously would work in the recording studio all night. >> yes, we are back in the studio, working on a new project. >> i'm a night person. i work better at night. i'm more creative at night. ♪ you've got me feeling emotion ♪ >> as for her broken engagement with billionaire james packer, mariah says, "i sti

mimi rocah is a former federal prosecutor, i'll start with you. how did this work?in -- during the campaign, just about six months after donald trump announced his presidency, somebody called the tip line to the "national enquirer," that's how they get a lot of their stories. it turned out to be this guy, dino sajudin, claiming to what have been a very salacious story, and the enquirer reporters checked him out. that's the business, that's the practice, that's how you report these stories out. they did a certain amount of reporting. they signed him to a contract that stipulated he would be paid upon publication, which is a natural -- a normal practice for them. and a week after he passed a lie detector test, being asked about how he knew what he knew, not whether or not it was true, he signed an amended contract, which paid him $30,000, immediately, bought the rights to his story in perpetuity, and barred him from discussing it publicly, and if he violated the contract, he would have been subject to a fine of $1 million, a seven-figure fine, for an out of work forme

them speaking to me referring to the color of her skin and the color of her eyes we spoke at the mimi's father bassam after this press conference he said that that was entirely inappropriate and abusive behavior and the something like that should never take place her father also spoke about the fact that there was no lawyer present in that interrogation room and that that goes against international law now other members of her defense team and her supporters have said that this video really showcases the plight of palestinian children minors who were arrested by israeli security forces shows they say the abusive tactics that they must face when they are interrogated by israeli security forces one member of her team also said that this was the first time that he had ever seen a military interrogator involved in an interrogation of a minor not just a police interrogator he said that that was very disturbing now her family says that they have lodged complaints with the israeli government since they obtained this video and that while they will continue to pursue it they don't expect much to

i have to go the you first, mimi. i saw you sort of squinting as professor dershowitz was talking about the threats the prosecutors could make. >> yeah, i have a response to that. you know, look. that's not what prosecutors do in my experience, having been one for 16 1/2 years. and, you know, having worked with many of them across different districts, including new york. they do not threaten people's parents and children. i mean, i just don't know -- it sounds good. i don't know where the accusation is coming from. >> you want some examples? >> but, if i could, what they do with cooperators, especially a cooperator like michael cohen, they don't trust him to begin with. they don't take what he says and write it down. they listen to what he says. they're skeptical. they test it against other evidence. they try to corroborate it. they don't just take at face value what a cooperator says. >> you don't give a deal until you're as certain as you can be that a potential cooperator is telling the truth? >> absolutely. absolu

attorney's office for the southern district of new york, mimi roca.hanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> a special master being appointed to look at stuff, to see whether or not prosecutors can ultimately look at it themselves, i've heard the term special master before, so i know this is not something they're invented for this process. how unusual would it be in this case? >> it is unusual. but not unprecedented. i think the case that was spoken about a lot today in court and maybe people have read about it in the newspaper a little bit, is the lynn stewart case. that was a case where there was a special master appointed but it was a very different case and the government today spent a lot of time distinguishing in court why the lynn stewart case is different. not only in that case was the lawyer being criminally prosecuted but she had a lot of real criminal clients which mr. cohen doesn't have, who were criminal defendants in cases before, pending in the southern district of new york. so there was a lot of potential for real attorney/clie

mimi the stumbling national i am tired screams of jurors are dealing with anemia going on they killed many civilians. i mean. come on including my father while. i was a student i wanted to build a life for myself. but suddenly life became alledge kind of sob. providing insights global news that matters d.w. made for minds. for celebration world press freedom day may third on t w. climate change is affecting us all. rising sea levels and. streets. change. through entire communities. the good news is our own choices in energy conservation. recycling. transport. the line find out what you can do today at redraw the lines on all. this is. making the case for a harder line on iraq u.s. troops stay. with israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu and says the u.s. is winning it away from the iran u.k. deal it is unchanged coming up. board for deescalation on the korean peninsula euthanasias to dismantle its nuclear weapons testing site and allow foreign media and experts to.

three hundred palestinian minors currently being held in israeli jails and whose cases like i had to mimi are being heard or will be heard before a military court and according to activists those miners will ultimately also have to enter into plea bargains or risk facing long term detentions how much damage is it in the occupied west bank at least fifteen people including children have been killed in an strike in yemen yemeni officials say saudi led coalition planes struck a house in the southwestern city of tire as the area has seen heavy fighting between saudi backed government forces and the rebels the crown prince of saudi arabia is in france where he signed a cultural deal for french help setting up a saudi national opera an orchestra may have been salmond held talks with the prime minister filipe the morning after a welcome dinner with the president of men while macro is meeting back on again on tuesday hoping to strengthen both business and cultural ties but they have been protests in france over the current saudi involvement in the war in yemen french police have used tear gas and

also with us, former assistant united states attorney in the southern district of new york, mimi roccae's a distinguished fellow in criminal justice at pace school of law. very good to have you on the show. joe, there are three questions we're looking at this morning, including whether or not cohen would flip. who wouldn't flip if your entire life is on the line. >> i liked the anecdote where one of his lawyers said if 100 is complete loyalty towards you, mr. president, michael cohen is a one when it comes to flipping. i don't know if that's quite the case. but the man has no reason to remain loyal to somebody who has put him in the same position that others have been put in before. you know, john heilemann, michael cohen knows where this story ends. all he has to do is look at the four or five people that are already cooperating with mueller's investigation and the disinformation campaign from donald trump is no match for facts, no match for investigators, but it does seem that the southern district of new york investigation is what is seen as an existential threat inside the white ho

both supporters of the jailed the palestinian teenager had to mimi have released footage of her being questioned by the israeli military going on. let me. she was sixteen at the time but was questioned without a lawyer present it to me was detained in december after being filmed slapping an israeli soldier near her home in the occupied west bank in march she accepted a plea deal which will see her imprisoned for eight months she's one of around three hundred fifty palestinian youths in israeli custody. ok. no one. should. know we. are going on i don't want. me. at least sixty people are believed to have died in indonesia or in the past week from drinking illegal homemade alcohol police have raided properties in and around the capital jakarta looking for those responsible for the home brewed products rising alcohol prices have fueled the black market for bootleg nikka internees here is the world's most populous muslim country drinking alcohol is frowned upon but it is not illegal. former south korean president lee myung bak has been indicted on several corruption charges he has been ac

killed palestinian activists say a double standard is at play highlighted by the case of i head to mimi the palestinian teenager convicted of assault and incitement after slapping an israeli soldier her sentence eight months i had a child who slapped the soldier and received almost the same sentence as the soldier who put an end to the life of testing the child so you can compare the standards the justice system is following the israeli police have declined to comment on ben derry sentencing for judgment criticized him for aiming at the upper body of someone who presented no immediate threat to having a live round in his magazine but it found no intention on his part to load that bullet or fire it at nineteen nora perry force at al-jazeera in the occupied west bank made opposition party in the democratic republic of congo is held its first public rally in two years thousands of people gathered in kinshasa to hear opposition leader felix. it comes just months ahead of a key presidential election and reports. in the capital of such a large volatile country and political rallies like this

examining the footage that we're getting from our mimi's that it's not just right please we see people who are not in uniforms in masks so it's very difficult actually to ascertain as to what tactics is being used and how these clashes are occurring what i can refer to is that organizers of the pros. yes they're saying that refrain from violence because that will be our undoing and on the other hand the president is warning about making reference to march the first when he was elected for the first time and they were riots and they and it would have ten people so it is quite a tense situation and the likelihood of violence is is really hard and we know that sarkozy and did the newly appointed prime minister met with key opposition leader nicole. on sunday but the talks ended pretty much very quickly just after a few minutes with the prime minister saying i'm not putting up with this i won't deal with ultimatums should the who are we going to see any should the opposition engage perhaps that much more in dialogue if anything just to prevent violence and loss of life on the streets but i

killed palestinian activists say a double standard is at play highlighted by the case of i had to mimi the palestinian teenager convicted of assault and incitement to slapping an israeli soldier her sentence eight months i mean is a child who slapped the soldier and received almost the same sentence as the soldier who put an end to the life of testing the child so you can compare the standards there's a justice system is following the israeli police have declined to comment on ben derry sentencing for judgment criticized him for aiming at the upper body of someone who presented no immediate threat to having a live round in his magazine but it found no intention on his part to load that bullet or fire it at nineteen nora perry force at al-jazeera bay to new york you paid west bank and the palestinian journalist wounded while covering the protests at gaza's border with israel has died of his injuries act mad. demonstrations thirteen days ago when israeli forces used fire against unarmed palestinians his death brings the number of palestinians killed in the past month the border to at lea

justice ministry and it's being examined palestinian activists say that perhaps most of all i had to mimi's case has highlighted the plight of palestinian children . aid organizations say there are around three hundred palestinian minors currently being held in israeli jail and whose cases by god to me are being heard or will be heard before a military court and according to activists those miners will ultimately also have to enter into plea bargains or risk facing long term detentions how much of them. in the occupied west bank at least fifteen people including children have been killed in an air strike in yemen local officials say a saudi led coalition planes targeted the house in the south western city of tire as the area has seen heavy fighting between saudi backed government forces and the who think rebels they backed by iran. the international red cross has called on all sides in the yemen conflict not to shell one of the country's oldest towns a bit is a u.n. world heritage site but there are fears that many of its historic buildings will be reduced to rubble reports. sabots fortifie

killed palestinian activists say a double standard is at play highlighted by the case of i had to mimi the palestinian teenager convicted of assault and incitement to slapping an israeli soldier her sentence eight months the child slapped the soldier and received almost the same sentence as the soldier who put an end to the life of testing and child so you can compare the standards there's a justice system is following the israeli police have declined to comment on ben derry sentencing the judgment criticized him for aiming at the upper body of someone who presented no immediate threat to having a live round in his magazine but it found no intention on his part to load that bullet or fire it at nineteen nora harry force at al-jazeera in the occupied west bank. thousands of germans wearing jewish caps have rallied in support of the jewish community comes awake after an attack in berlin were two men wearing the caps which are cocked hat were harassed and assaulted time and again has more. many hundreds of people have come here to the center of buildings to take part in this demonstration