immigration says it will deport him to nepal after the hearings. japan's retrial system does not require a defendant's presence in court, so the procedure is expected to move ahead even if mainali returns to nepal. mainali's family has waited years to hear something like this. they were outside the courthouse when the decision came down. nhk world has more. >> reporter: this is how supporters of govinda prasad mainali learned of the court's decision. his wife and two daughters got the news they were waiting for. they held each other and were overcome with emotion. >> translator: finally we're getting closer to the time when my husband is released. a time of joy will come to my life again. i thank all of you. >> reporter: mainali's lawyers and supporters spoke after the decision came down. one of his lawyers delivered his message. >> translator: i can never regain my time i spent in jail for 15 years. prosecutors have finished dna analysis of all samples. i hope they don't prolong the time i have to stay in jail any more. >> reporter: his family say

people have to realize it's happening in this country it's not just in nepal and thailand it's happening in this country. >> absolutely. and we agree. but you know, i think border security is an issue. and a way to catch that and every individual country is going to have to look at that. and i think also we have to have more communication between the police and law enforcement in countries. talking to each other. and getting the names and everybody together and i think that is coming together with the help of what you were talking about, the cottage industries that are there. >> but i also think one of the things you have to do we have to focus on the big traffickers and focus on the people who buy the services. i'm sorry. you know. i do think prostitution should be illegal. and i think that johns should be prosecuted. i think that you know this is dehumanizing it is an abuse of women and if you don't go after the people who are actually paying for this, that is the demand, that is how you stop it. you know, the supply you can try to control but you have to do something on the demand sid

>>unos maninstituto federal en nepal protestan por el viaje del primer ministro a una cumbre de la brasilntentan ahorcar a un reportero. calificadoomo violador de niños, el sujeto ya está arrestado >>demanda millonaria presenta una familia en los Ángeles. >>todo fue grabado >>fue una persecucion que termino tragicamente, con la muerte de un joven de 19 años. >>usaron fuerza excesiva contra un niño le dispararon 120 veces, dijo el tío de la víctima, por lision >>segun el abogado que representa a la familia, dice que el adolescente no presentaba riesgo para los policías en el video se ve como sale por la puerta, se echa a correr y los agentes le dispararon, pues el agente mostró un objeto que traía en las manosimer ito (m- lo qu@@@@ aogad coorao q la policía no puede emitir comentarios del caso >>en el pavimento quedo el cuerpo de niño de dos añitos en perú. esto ante proyectiles disparad por un grupo hacia la vivienda. lsa de en la flora >>arrestan a policía que sembró el panico en pensylvania, se trata de un ex policía que se parapetó asaimer ito (m- de su ex esposa. la mujer no estaba en

. >> in nepal there was a truck that runs around. it is powered by the fuel. system basically has a filtration that is similar to a converter. so the only two things that is coming off is water and small amount of co2. >> this is one area they want to a garbage patch. a yyra is a system that swirls around a central point that create a whirlpool effect that pushes the debris to the center. >> some estimate there are millions of tons of plastic floating over many square miles of ocean. >> one of the biggest things we can help to keep the plastic out of the ocean to provide a monetary value for the plastic trash. >> they would like to see a program similar to recycled cans and bottles. they could melt the trash and sell the fuel. >> for every ten pounds, we make a gallon of fuel. >> down side is cost. $15,000 for the desktop and $275,000 for the unit used by the clean oceans project. so the upside is make plastic trash into a usable resource. >> cheryl: that is make. and cofounders of the clean oceans project, captain jim holm and nick drobac. you drove all the w

>>unos maninstituto federal en nepal protestan por el viaje de la brasilinistro a una cumbre >>en maineportero. >>sería calificado como violador arrestado el sujeto ya está >>demanda millonaria presenta una familia en los Ángeles. >>todo fue grabado >>fue una persecucion que termino tracamente, con la muerte de un joven de 19 años. >>usaron fuerza excesiva contra un niño, le dispararon 120 veces, dijo el tío de la ctima, por lo que presentaron una demanda en una corte federal >>segun el abogado que representa a la familia, dice que el adolescente no presentaba riesgo para los policías en el video se ve como sale por la puerta, se echa a correr y los agentes le dispararon, pues el agente mostró un objeto que >>era su celularos >>alega el abogado que se echó a correr por temor >>lo que dice el abogado corrobora lo que dijo, no había rastro en su cuerpo de droga ni alcohol. >>por ser una demanda la policía no puede emitir comentarios del caso >>en el pavimento quedo el cuerpo de niño de dos añitos en perú. esto ante proyectiles disparad por un grupo hacia la vivienda. >>las autoridades inv

>> 551 feet big in a high tropical gorge in nepal over a river. >> oh, wow. oh, wow. >> yeah.t is a big freefall. huge freefall. >> imagine the g force you feel on this one. i mean you really have to feel like you're on a jet doing some crazy stunts. >> hold up. look at that bridge. that bridge looks like it would snap in half with the weight of your body. >> i don't know if i'd want to cross the bridge. the bridge is a little sketchy to begin with. >> a little? >> and they have got a lot of people on it and the stress of the bungee bouncing off too. >> wait, but it looks like they're swinging. it doesn't look like they're jumping down. >> yeah, it looks to me like it's a direct drop. it does look like there's a bit of a swing in the line too. >> oh, my god. that's making me queasy actually. >> the best is yet to come. we've got some good footage. >> are you kidding? >> oh, yeah. >> it's exhilarating just to watch them do it. and i'm not even there. >> my stomach physically hurts right now. >> that's for it our show, everybody. we'll see you next time. have a great one. -- cap

the immigration bureau started procedures to deport him to nepal because he did not have a proper visa when he was arrested 15 years ago. his family says they're asking the nepalese embassy for help so he can return home with his family as soon as possible. >>> some troubling news from japan's national police agency. a new report shows that the overall number of people who committed suicide last year dropped. but the number of youths who took their own lives increased dramatically. the news appears in the national police agency's annual report on suicides. it says that more than 30,000 people across japan killed themselves in 2011. that's about 1,000 fewer than a year earlier. but the statistics for younger people are worse. the number of people below 19 years of age who committed suicide reached 622, up 70 from a year earlier. the number of people in their 20s who committed suicide was more than 3,000. the government says there is a worrying trend that more young people are killing themselves when they fail to find work after graduation. >>> japan is moving forward to starting talks o

the immigration bureau has started procedures to deport him to nepal because he did not have a proper visa when he was arrested 15 years ago. his family says they are asking the nepalese embassy for help so he can return home with his family as soon as possible. >>> japan is moving forward to starting talks on entering the transpacific economic partnership. japanese farmers already looking abroad for markets, especially those producing omi beef, one of the top three varieties. it's already carving out a market in southeast asia. >> reporter: singapore, a country gushing with spending power. especially when it comes to premium beef. a single steak of omi beef from western japan costs over 120 u.s. dollars a serving. >> very tender. >> the first time i tried it, i realized i found something very, very special that was unlike any other japanese beef that i tried. >> reporter: last year, 260 head of omi beef cows were exported. three times more than in 2010. 90% went to singapore. last november, a promotional event was held in singapore. since then, there's been a surge in exports of omi

he was due to be released and sent back to nepal. but the prosecution sought extended detention so they could hold an appeal. the court approved the request. the high court overturned the lower court decision and found mainali guilty. the court said it was obvious he was the perpetrator based on the circumstantial evidence. the ruling was completely opposite to what the lower court has said. his supporters insisted mainali was innocent. his fort uns changed last july when the dna tests pointed to another man. it was also revealed that prosecutors had failed to disclose evidence that would have been in mainali's favor. lab test resvealed saliva on the victim's body but none of it came from him. the court -- the weight of all this evidence suggested mainali should get another chance. >>> the european union has announced a bill that would boost the power of regulators in member nations to oversee the commercial banks. the bill aims to break a vicious cycle of governments losing money after they have pumped public funds to bail out ailin

. >>> they have some great tunes, >>> two musicians in nepal have great tunes but the only problem is no one is around to hear it. that's because they put on the show almost 21,000 feet atop one of the country mountain peaks. amid freezing temperatures they rocked out hoped to snag the record for highest concert on land. the gig is also for a good cause, raising money for underprivileged kids. >> great view. >> no kidding. >>> well, if you always opt for the elevator instead of the stairs here's a little inspiration. a building in frankfurt is home to one of europe's longest stairwell races. the sky run. competitors of all ages try to climb over 1200 steps to the top of the 61 story building and the fastest time, if that doesn't seem tough enough, a group of firefighters did it wearing full gear. no excuses. >> it's not the olympics, but one competition in england is pretty fierce. participants shove as much straw into their socks as they can and head to the field for shin kicking championships. the goal is to kick their opponents in the shins, throw them off balance, and knock them t

there's a variety of concrete from egypt and nepal but they believe in what they're trying do. it would be fair that the pigs that they've done in terms of carrying out their brief has been a success. the six-point plan has been a failure because of the agreement carried out on the ground. >> paul, where are they as far as you can tell as far as the diplomatic movement that's going on in new york at u.n. headquarters and comments being made by the u.n. ban ki-moon that sir yace getting close to civil war? >> well, they don't need to be told that because they can see it's around them. the reality in this country is what began as a black-on-white affair has brought many shades of gray. you have foreign governments interfering in the opposition. i was following one case deliberately wrecking a cease-fire that have been bombed by a local town. a militia group that steeps have been spiraling away from the sinner -- syrian government. and you have radicalized element within the opposition in which they are concern about. i spoke to the people in lebanon a couple of weeks ago. they ar

with archie some world news in brief for you dozens of anti-government protests are being detained in nepal after clashes riot police department airport demonstrators demanded the prime minister resign and tried to block his motorcade as he returned home from a conference in brazil police try to quell the crowd by beating them with bamboo baton and shields at least one protester was badly injured in the clutch. in india key suspects allegedly involved in the planning of the deadly mumbai attacks of two thousand and eight has been arrested. be described as the handler of the ten gunmen who carried out the assault in which one hundred sixty six people were killed the carnage was targeted at luxury hotels the main railway station and a jewish cultural center of r.t. say they learned of the suspect voluntary getting the loan pakistani gunman who survived the attack. for us minesweepers have arrived in the persian gulf a vital shipping route for the global economy it comes after an iranian military chief said the islamic state might try to block the strait of hormuz to defend its interests it's

dozens of anti-government protesters detained in nepal after clashes with riot police near the katmandu airport demonstrators demanded the prime minister resign and try to block his motorcade as he came home from a conference in brazil police tried to quell the crowd by beating them with bamboo but tons and she. at least one protester was badly injured in the clashes. in india a key suspect allegedly involved in the planning of the deadly moment by attacks of two thousand and eight has been arrested. as being called the handler of the ten gunmen who carried out the assault which one hundred sixty six were killed the carnage targeted luxury hotels the main railway station and a jewish cultural center authorities say they learned of the suspect while interrogating the lone pakistani gunman who survived the attack. time to go now for the latest business news and markets with marina at the visitors desk so first spain asked for help now sight is not cyprus how are the investors reacting. they're not taking it very well especially when it comes to europe or the markets are closed and basical

dozens of anti-government protesters were detained in nepal after clashes with riot police near katmanduuse airport demonstrators demanded the prime minister resign and tried to block his motorcade as he returned from a conference in brazil police try to quell the crowd by beating them with bamboo but tons and shields at least one protester was badly injured. it in the key suspect allegedly involved in the planning of the deadly attacks of two thousand and eight has been arrested. being described as the handler of the ten gunmen and carried out the assault which one hundred sixty six people were killed the carnage was targeted a luxury hotels the main railway station and a jewish cultural center authorities say they learned of the suspect while interrogating the lone pakistani gunman who survived the attack. times you get all the latest from the r.t. business desk marina standing out of the trading session going today what wall street is the only one trading right now we had european and russian market is that close recently but i want to talk about oil for is that because this is someth

very conservative proposals if ron paul or rand paul were offered the vice presidential spot if judge nepal attend a judge and the potential ron paul's best buddy were offered attorney general or perhaps the supreme court position perhaps and there was an audit the fed in the firing of ben bernanke you then that is the type of thing that would be make me say well mitt romney is finally flipped up over be a libertarian and now it's time to get on board because the thing is is that ron paul has never compromise on these kinds of things in his life and i really trust him and i know that he would not do something that i think what alienates his his people so even if some people would see that as a sellout i would see it more as the time for the libertarians to come out of the wilderness. terry we are at a time that i thank you so much austin for coming on the show that was austin peter said director of production for freedom mark thank you. like an eighty and students back on the streets after talks with a call back government over to wish an fees collapsed protesters are now vowing to continue

andrew neb pal ta nepal tano talking about that and what could be coming down in terms of healthcare.heryl casone knee wants to get you a job. she has five companies hiring she gets a percentage. and a woman who walked into her garage to find a baby bear and a mother bear. a mother walked into her garage and found a car. all coming up on "fox & friends". ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> convicted cop killer back in 2010 as the police officer begged for his life. the 27-year-old iraq war veteran was chasing the felon who had just stolen a tractor trailer. >> stop eating wild turkeys or you might face a 2,000 dollar fine. officials are considering that hefty punishment because flocks of the birds are terrorizing joggers. they believe someone is feeding the turkeys that's where they are getting aggressive. >>> 52 after the top of the hour. makt users li -- map users list up. if you are using orbitz than nonmac users. i used orbitz but i don't use a mac. >> what they are doing here is or bits worldwide has found people who use mac computers spend 30 percent more a night on hotels. they are start to go show the

according to mountaineering officials he completed his latest climb in me pal he scaled the -- nepal latest mountain last month. the accomplishment comes five years after he was nearly killed in an avalanche. >>> amazing act of courage in china. a neighbor risked his own life to rescue that 4-year-old little girl he head got caught between the foot rail it is man climbed out of his apartment, propped up the toddler with his hand while standing on his toeclinging on to the side of the building until she was rescued and that is the good news here. she was rescued. he said, he is looking for a job right now but says his former work in the construction trade, helped him to be able to do that. >> i saw some of that. >> incredible. >> incredible. >> he propped her up so the pressure was off her head. >> scary stuff. >> thanks for joining us tonight a . >> news edge -- 5. >>> news edge at 6 starts right now. >>> under investigation, the u.s. commerce secretary, accused of hit and run now the investigation points

this is the zip flyer in nepal. the drop here?rly 2,000 feet at a distance of nearly 6,000 feet and flying at speeds just shy of 90 miles per hour. >> near going that fast. are bugs -- they're going that fast. are bugs hitting them in the face? >> they're wearing helmets. >> and keeping their mouth closed. >> that guy had his mouth open. it would be like -- anyway. i'm sure it's an incredible experience. i'll stick to just the zip lines around here. >> you wouldn't do that? >> maybe not. >> beautiful ride a roller coaster? come on, i'll do that. >> go for it. tell me how your experience was. >> you rode all those roller coasters that go around in circles? >> i just don't like the rides that spin in circles. tea cups, no no. >> might be a good weekend to check out the rides. >> six flags has been advertising that new roller coaster. >> the apocalypse and the zombie. >> and the other one at busch gardens. probably wouldn't be a bad time to do that. it is that season, so to speak. great day today turned into a great evening out there

nepal.sters battled police near the capital city of katmandu. the demonstrators demanding that the prime minister resign. they threw stones and tried to block his motorcade. cops fought back with bamboo sticks. arrested dozens of rioters. china. several people are dead after an earthquake struck a southwestern province. the quake toppled more than 4,000 homes and injured more than 100 people. officials say they sent roughly 1300 rescuers to the region. crews say they are setting up tense to relocate all villagers by tomorrow. united kingdom. a massive archive of gandhi art facts. the letters and photos from his family and friends make up a key by graphic call resource on the 20th century indian leaders. auction nears will sell the items as a single unit which could fetch more than a million bucks and that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 "around the world in 80 seconds." there is word tonight that egypt's newly elected president might be reaching out to iran. we will break do

>> because i can do it and i would like to show people of nepal and of the world and the guinness worldrld. i would like to send a message. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> this isn't your first record? we should say that. >> no. >> this is your fourth, fifth? fifth record. >>> we got to go to a commercial break. can you take us there by doing the worm on your way out? can you do a little bit more. >> yeah. go back? >> go back to the brooklyn bridge. >> okay. i would love to stay but -- >> he's very careful where he worms. he's a discriminating wormer. >> all right, when we come back, keep it here, more with "gma." back, -- keep it here, more with "good morning america." washington isn't talking to the american people. [ female announcer ] when it comes to the future of medicare and social security, you've earned the right to know. ♪ ♪ ...so what does it mean for you and your family? [ female announcer ] you've earned the facts. ♪ ♪ washington may not like straight talk, but i do. [ female announcer ] and you've earned a say. get the facts and make your voice heard on medicare and soc

we had secretary nepal tano. we had so much support from all over the country. governor deval patrick called this morning from massachusetts. it does make you appreciate what america is. >> ifill: thanks so much. >> you bet. >> brown: still to come on the "newshour": deal-making on capitol hill; the impact of the mexican drug war and remembering nora ephron but first, the other news of the day. here's hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: the remnants of tropical storm debby moved across northern florida today, heading into the atlantic ocean. the storm's watery slog from the gulf of mexico left widespread flooding in coastal and inland communities. more than two feet of rain fell in some places. the storm is now just a tropical depression. it has been blamed for at least three deaths. two long-time fixtures in congress turned back primary challenges on tuesday. in utah, republican senator orrin hatch easily defeated a tea party challenger in his bid for a seventh term. and in new york city, democratic congressman charlie rangel won his primary battle, aiming for a

this morning, secretary nepal a tunnel announced new actions my administration will take -- secretary napolitano announced steps will take to make immigration more fair and more just, specifically for young people sometimes called dreamers. these are young people who studied in our schools, played in our neighborhoods, our friends with our kids. they pledge allegiance to our flag. they are americans in their heart and their minds, in every single way but one, on paper. they were brought to this country by their parents, sometimes even as infants, and often have no idea that they are undocumented until they apply for a job or a driver's license or a college scholarship. put yourself in their shoes. imagine you have got everything right york -- done everything light -- write your entire life. maybe even graduated on the top of your class. only to suddenly faced the threat of deportation to a country you know nothing about. with a language you may not even speak. that is what gave rise to the dream act. if your parents brought you here as a child, you have been here for five years and ar

specifically those emails suggest that the drug industry called up or emailed nancy nepal, the chiefat that time and wanted to know about the importation of cheap drugs. this was something the drug industry did not want. she sponded by saying the administration made the decision based on how constructive you guys have been to the importation of cheap drugs. this amounts to a deal. you get obama-care, we'll support it, in return don't allow the importation of cheap drugs which undercut our prices. this would have been a deal and it was a deal apparently that essentially kept consumer costs high but allowed obama-care to go through. what happened to the transparency to which obama-care was supposed to be negotiated. this was a back room deal kept quiet until these emails surfaced. megyn: the president has been accused of being hypocritical. when he ran for office he railed against big pharma. some would say he even demonized them. here is one example from the '08 campaign. >> the pharmaceutical industry wrote into it prescription care drug plan that medicare could not negotiate with th

in france, a siberian tiger yawns in its enclosure at the zoo, and in nepal, a young monk contrasts ancientoming in from around the world. >>> people say cats have nine lives, when those lives run up, you expect most owners to say good-byes. not the man you're about to meet. here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: liftoff. for the cat copter, a remote controlled respect made out of a dead cat. no wonder jaws drop. >> i think they should let the cat rest in peace. that's crazy. >> reporter: but the cat's owner, dutch artist bart jansen considers this a tribute. >> i loved this cat and this is a way to make him eternity. >> reporter: his name was orville. he and his brother wilbur were named after the right brothers so when orville got hit by a car last year, jansen turned him into art to be exhibited in a dutch museum. >> since he was already named after a famous aviator, well, it became clear he just needed to fly. >> probably like the scariest things i've ever seen in my life. >> reporter: jansen had orville taxidermied and put on an all tra lightweight casing. gyroscopes and receiver and propell

procedures have been started to deport him to nepal because he did not have a proper visa when he was arrested 15 years ago. his family says they're asking the nepolese embassy for help so he can return home with them as soon as possible. >>> now here's the three day world weather forecast. >>> that's all for this hour on "newsline." i'm keiko kitagawa in tokyo. thank you for joining us.