international criminal court on wednesday halted the formal ivory coast president following a new appeal by prosecutions earlier the courts in the netherlands said it was free to call a day off and has a quota on charges of crimes against humanity spoke to his wife and a bit john. inside the house. friends family members politicians and supporters celebrate the international criminal court's decision to acquit the former president. it was a party organized by his wife's human backbone she's wanted by the international criminal court in august she was part of been freed after being sentenced by an ivorian court to twenty years in prison for her role in the two thousand and eleven civil war. since then she's refused to talk publicly until now breaking her silence to speak to al-jazeera she says. i am behaving in joy because we won remember the whole world was mobilized against ivory coast against the regime of bug bo and today the international criminal court washed him from guilt the court has confirmed that he is innocent. during a seven year long legal fight prosecutors presented eighty

after a new appeal by prosecutors the court in the netherlands said babo was free to go a day off to his acquittal on charges of crimes against humanity afghan peace talks of his a stumbling block with the taliban threatening to walk away from negotiations the group has accused the us of deflecting from the issue of withdrawing forces from afghanistan those are the headlines next up inside story. celebrations on the streets of ivory coast after the international criminal court acquits former president of crimes against humanity what will this mean for the concierge in the country and the future of the i.c.c. after this latest setback this is inside story. and welcome to the program. he was the first former head of state to stand trial at the international criminal court. was arrested in two thousand and eleven and charged with crimes against humanity in connection with the violence that followed disputed presidential elections in two thousand and ten three thousand people were killed and more than half a million displaced during the rest but after a three year trial at the hague i.c.

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after a new appeal by prosecutors earlier the court in the netherlands said it was free to go a day after his acquittal on charges of crimes against humanity. peace talks of a stumbling block with the taliban threatening to walk away from negotiations the group has accused the us of deflecting from the issue of withdrawing forces from afghanistan the greek prime minister alexis tsipras has survived a confidence motion by just one vote suppress called the vote of government lost its parliamentary majority on sunday when his main coalition partner walked out that's the result of a controversial deal to rename greece's neighbor macedonia none of that message tonia thousands of demonstrators have marched through belgrade on the anniversary of the murder of a cost of politician protesters accuse authorities of covering up the killing of all of a village who was shot dead a year ago now those are the headlines on al-jazeera oceans monopoly is coming up next thank you very much for watching. for millenia the oceans lay outside the dominion of man. as state's influence extended only three nautica

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killer behind bars should not have taken part in the appeals process and that opened the door to the new appeals defense attorneys have failed to provide evidence to counter the forensic evidence and eyewitness accounts that led to his conviction. >> martha: thank you very much. here exclusive is officer falk's widow maurine schedule to meet with the philadelphia district attorney earlier today. but that has been postponed. good to have you with us today. >> hi. >> martha: tell us what you wanted to meet with the d.a. about and why you think that meeting did not happen today. >> well, martha, i was supposed to have a conference call with hi him. i called the district attorney's office and was told that he wants to look more into what has gone on before he makes a decision to appeal it. that he he wants time to look at it. i don't understand. >> martha: is that a door opening him to rethinking this event? >> right now, i think i will 99 a couple of days. i don't know right now. i called the d.a.'s office several times today and i have not received a definite response. >> martha: all right. you o

international criminal court has halted the release of former ivory coast president laurent gbagbo after a new appeal by prosecutor says the course in the netherlands said bye bye was free to go a day off to his acquittal on charges of crimes against humanity he was trying to have a post-election violence eighty years ago in which three thousand people were killed by a still faces a twenty year jail term back home for financial crimes natasha has more from the hague. the judge is saying that the prosecutor's case was extremely weak in a way is a blow to the international criminal court you know it's been around for more than twenty years and so many convicted three individuals quite low level individuals never a government leader in fact it was just year twenty eighteen zaps or the former vice president of congo shop here pember a well his case was thrown out and so some say that it means it calls into question if you like the credibility of this court it's abilities but we spoke to the spokesperson for the prosecutor here who said in fact it's just evidence that the court is doing its job correctly

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. >> tapp's lawyers have vowed to continue that fight, long as they have to to file new appeals and formurder, the two mothers at the center of the case can agree -- >> you come home everyday and you think, i had a son. sooner or later something's got to break. >> let him go. if the only thing his mother has is her only child, let him enjoy his mother, let his mother enjoy him. there's just two of them. that's all they have. >> as for ben hobbs, he's still in prison in nevada, and still denies any involvement in angie's murder. he declined "dateline's" request for an interview. for dr. greg hampikian of idaho innocence project, the answer still lies not in the machinery of law, but in science. that dna left at the scene, it points, he says, to the simplest explanation, not to a third man or even a second one, but just one. >> one what are the chances that a story could remain a secret that many years if three people were involved? >> secrets can be kept but science reveals those secrets. somebody went in and committed a typical, violent, rape/murder and left typical evidence. there's no

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international criminal court has blocked the release of formal ivory coast president off to a new appeal by prosecutors and the court at the hague had said bye bye was free to go a day off to answer questions on charges against humanity he was tried in a post-election violence eight years ago in which three thousand people were killed . alexis tsipras has won parliamentary support by just one vote tabled a confidence motion after his government lost his majority on sunday but his main coalition partner will tell it as a result of a controversial deal to rename cleese's neighbor macedonia northern macedonia johns are up less has more from athens. the government has survived this both of confidence by rebuilding its majority in parliament by attracting six and p's that it needed to get fifty percent plus one vote so it's a razor thin majority but it is a constitutional majority the opposition accuses it of creating majority of convenience in order to remain in power rather than one based on conviction the government says that it wants to remain in power for the last few months in office un

seattle criminal court has blocked the release of former ivory coast president laurent gbagbo after a new appeal by prosecutors earlier the court at the hague had said bad vote was free to go a day after his acquittal on charges of crimes against humanity he was tried over post-election violence eight years ago in which three thousand people were killed there is a court of law and a court of course credibility is measured by its respect of its rules of its legal rules its efficient and effective respect of the rights of the defense of the fairness of the proceedings and maybe you have heard or not the defense yesterday they were explaining that. exactly this point the legitimacy and the credibility of the court is measured by the full respect that is given to the rights of the difference to the rights of the victims and in general to the fairness of the proceedings and i think that one important thing that the decision there will straight is the independence of the judges and their impartiality. here and security council has voted unanimously to deploy up to seventy five observers to yemen's por

the appeals have declined because they've settled more in court costing taxpayers about our money. and so, our legislation that again has been bipartisan will hope to create a new independent appeals process and again the commissioner supports that and it's a way to ensure that we have more faith and confidence by having independent field. we also give more structure to the oversight board, this was established 20 years ago it worked for a while but hasn't xirked for the past 20 years. it's not in existence anymore so we say let's establish this very simply so that it focuses on long-term strategic goals for the agency so that it doesn't fall back into situations and data technology and customer service and so on & bistro set this up c in the right way. senator ben cardin and i introduced the decision of the protecting taxpayers not again we almost had it done at the end of the year last year just a few weeks ago. my hope is we can get the legislation up and get it passed very quickly. we've already had hearings on it in the finance committee and my hope is we can get that a final vote grayson. another opportunity we have is to expand retirement savings. someth

appeals have declined because the irs chose to set up more taxes causing taxpayers more money. our legislation has been bipartisan, will help to create a new independent appeals process and the commissioner supports that. it is a way to insure more faith and confidence in the irs by having an independent field. we also give more structure to the irs oversight board established 20 years ago, it works for a while it hasn't worked for the past 10 years. it is not in existence anymore. we say let's establish this very simply so that it focuses on long-term strategic goals for the agency and doesn't fall back into the situation with bad technology, bad customer service and so on and since its oversight is in the right way, senator ben cardin and i introduced the protecting taxpayers act. almost done at the end of the year a few weeks ago. my hope is we can get the legislation passed very quickly. we already had hearings on it and the financing committee on taxation and irs oversight, my hope is we can get into a final vote very soon. another opportunity we have is to expand retirement savings, something very important to a lot of my constituent

the international criminal court has halted the village of former ivory coast president after a new appeal by prosecutors earlier the court in there then said babo was free to go a day after his acquittal on charges of crimes against humanity he was tried over post-election violence eighty years ago afghan peace talks have had a stumbling block with the taliban threatening to walk away from negotiations the group has accused the us of deflecting from the issue of withdrawing forces from afghanistan well those other headlines on al-jazeera the stream is coming up next. talk to. you personally one of the main beneficiaries is that the case listen if you want to be a solution to that in new york that's not exactly my point we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter just zero. zero zero for me ok and i really could be today at the fight against spent in on our test strips the answer to an overdose crisis in the united states we will discuss a controversial told making haring safe for drug use to say tweet us your thoughts or leave them in a live chat and you too coul

controversial law yes it is a law but the material witness law has been deemed unconstitutional by new york appeals court and that the court has said it's been misused the a.c.l.u. and human rights watch of talks about how since nine eleven this law has basically been used to detain muslims indefinitely without trial in essence on a fishing expedition. and why were civil and religious rights violators have a job stripped off had a mug shot taken without her her job on she was refused to allow them vegetarian food effectively denying have food in the initial days of detention no one has been able to speak to apart from two telephone conversations with her family she does have legal counsel but we don't know what this this case that she's a material witness for is about we don't know why the children have been subpoenaed there's been chief phone calls with the children in the fast the children are very worried because as i said she explained those civil and religious rights violations in the second call she said that those had now been regrets and oldest son believes that is because of the media cove

law has been deemed unconstitutional by new york appeals court and it where the court has said it's been misused the a.c.l.u. and human rights watch of talks about how since nine eleven this law has basically been used to detain ms muslims indefinitely without trial in essence on a fishing expedition and i think that whilst we hope there is no indication that he is going to be released today but we hope she will because the courts have said the sorties the government has said that once she's finished being a witness she should be released we hope that happens today this wednesday but the broader issue still remains why was she arrested and detained without charge to begin with and why were her civil and religious rights violated her job stripped off had a mug shot taken without her job on that's happened to other women in the united states in the new york city three muslim women settled with the new york city state over the exact same issue she was refused to allow in vegetarian field effectively denying have food in the initial days of detention and this material witness law which is wh

new york is spending $65000 per day to keep ellis island open during the shutdown. his speech is half an hour. >> at this time the chief justice of the court of appeals and state of new york step forward to administer the oath of office to andrew cuomo as governor of the state of new york accompanied by sandra lee, mariah, carla and mrs. cuomo. . >> raise your right hand. governor you were reelected with more votes in the primary and general election i am so proud to swear you when to continue to do the people's work every hour of every day. >> thank you. >> please raise your right hand. repeat after me i andrew cuom cuomo, do solemnly swear. >> to solemnly swear. >> i will support and defend the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of new york and that i will faithfully discharge duties of the office of governor of the great state of new york according to the best of my abilities so help me god. [applause] . >> you may be seated and please welcome the governor of the state of new york andrew cuomo. [cheers and applause] . >> thank you. thank you. thank you very much. happy new year to everyone. lied a great way to start the new year. l

controversial law yes it is a law but the material witness law has been deemed unconstitutional by new york appeals court and it where the court has said it's been misused the a.c.l.u. and human rights watch of talks about how since nine eleven this law has basically been used to detain ms muslims indefinitely without trial in essence on a fishing expedition and i think that whilst we hope there is no indication that he is going to be released today but we hope she will because the courts have said the dorothy's the government has said that once she's finished being a witness she should be released. and why were her civil and religious rights violated her job stripped of her had a mug shot taken without her her job and she was refused her lalan vegetarian field effectively denying have food in the initial days of detention no one has been able to speak to apart from to the telephone conversations with her family she does have legal counsel but we don't know what this this case that she's a material witness for is about we don't know why the children have been subpoenaed there's been chief phone cal

new law unconstitutional... the family says district attorney becton originally agreed to appeal the new law... and then changed her mind... sot melanie schwartz/murder victim's mother :52i would ask her to reconsider her decision and let the courts decide if they say no, then we have done all we cansweitzer's alleged killer is due to enter a plea on thursday in juvenile court.. that's why the family met with the d.a. tuesday afternoon in hopes of getting her to change her mind before that happens. she refused. in a statement to kron 4 the d.a. says the california attorney general's office issued a legal opinion finding senate bill 1391 constitutional. i have issued an office-wide policy to direct all prosecutors in my office to not challenge the constitutionality of senate bill 1391. soti am beyond disappointed... our daughter matteredstandup dan kerman/martinez 1:45and while the family says the da's decision might make it too late in their case they will continue to fight 1391ú for other family. at the da's office in martinez, dan kerman kron 4 news.158/std ( robin ) happening today... los an

new law unconstitutional... the family says district attorney becton originally agreed to appeal the new law... and then changed her mind... sot melanie schwartz/murder victim's mother :52i would ask her to reconsider her decision and let the courts decide if they say no, then we have done all we cansweitzer's alleged killer is due to enter a plea on thursday in juvenile court.. that's why the family met with the d.a. tuesday afternoon in hopes of getting her to change her mind before that happens. she refused. in a statement to kron 4 the d.a. says the california attorney general's office issued a legal opinion finding senate bill 1391 constitutional. i have issued an office-wide policy to direct all prosecutors in my office to not challenge the constitutionality of senate bill 1391. soti am beyond disappointed... our daughter matteredstandup dan kerman/martinez 1:45and while the family says the da's decision might make it too late in their case they will continue to fight 1391ú for other family. at the da's office in martinez, dan kerman kron 4 news.158/std (ken) california senator kamala har

controversial law yes it is a law but the material witness law has been deemed unconstitutional by new york appeals court and it where the court has said it's been misused the a.c.l.u. and human rights watch of talks about how since nine eleven this law has basically been used to detain ms muslims indefinitely without trial in essence on a fishing expedition and i think that whilst we hope there is no indication that he is going to be released today but we hope she will because the courts have said the sorties the government has said that once she's finished being a witness she should be released. and why were her civil and religious rights violators have a job stripped of her had a mug shot taken without her her job and she was refused to allow him vegetarian period effectively denying have food in the initial days of detention no one has been able to speak to apart from to the telephone conversations with her family she does have the counsel but we don't know what this this case that she's a material witness for is about we don't know why the children have been subpoenaed there's been chief phone

so our legislation that, again, has been bipartisan will help to create a new, independent appeals process. again, if the commissioner supports that, it's a way to ensure we have, frankly, more faith and competence in the i.r.s. by having that independent appeal. we also give more structure to withhold the i.r.s. oversight board. this has tweabd 20 years ago. it hasn't worked for the past ten years. it's basically not in existence anymore. we say let's establish this very simply so it focuses on long-term strategic goals for the agency but doesn't again fall back into the situation it's in now with bad technology, bad customer service, and so on, and sets this oversight board up in the right way. senator ben cardin and i have introduced legislation called the protecting taxpayers act. again, we almost got it done at the end of the year last year just a few weeks ago. my hope is that we can get this legislation up and get it passed very, very quickly. we have already had hearings on it, and the senate finance subcommittee on taxation and i.r.s. oversight which i chair. my hope is that we ca

it was in the circuit for a new trial appeal found the prosecutors plainly suppressed evidence favorable defense and bailed out the government by holding it. mark: in the fifth circuit court ruling, materially or not, the shows sketchy conduct, the supreme court reversal and you have this man who is told the dossier is tainted and winds up in the special counsel's office and you have these judges who claim to don't do a damn thing on the fisa court and you have them teen up president of the united states and they say we want to interview the president of the united states, no big deal we just want to know who's opinion about why he fired james comey we want to know his opinion about lieutenant general mike flynn and when we come back, i want you to bring to us why that is a problem. we'll be right back. ♪ if your moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio®, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio® works at t

china's growth right now seen as an indicator for other countries the announcement of the news was highly anticipated. appeal much and eliminate every estimates the total value of china's g.d.p. was ninety point zero three trillion you are only a six point six percent year on year increase that outstripped the anticipated goal of around six point five percent. to thirty. six point six percent pretty impressive by global standards except for one thing. a decade ago chinese economic growth was hovering at around ten percent in the year since then it's slowed steadily and what's worrying investors is that no one knows when that decline is going to end. there are manifold reasons for china's slowdown domestic issues like a slowing property market are putting pressure on growth. but even more concerning for the global markets is the continuing trade dispute with the united states the two countries are currently holding a ninety day trade truce which presents donald trump and she being agreed to join the g. twenty summit in argentina back in november for the trade talks are set to take place in the coming week but

new year's day ceremony on ellis island. he said his state would build bridges, not a wall. >> at this time we have jenna, the chief of the court of appeal state of new york, step forward and administer the oath of office to andrew cuomo as governor of the state of new york, accompanied by miss sandra lee and michaela kennedy cuomo and mrs. matilda cuomo. >> governor, you were reelected with more votes than anyone in the primary and general election and this evening i am so proud to be here to swear you in, to continue to do the peoples work every hour of every day. please raise your right hand and repeat after me. i, andrew mark cuomo. >> i, andrew mark cuomo. >> do solemnly swear. >> do solemnly swear. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> the constitution of the state of new york. >> in the constitution of the state of new york. >> and i will faithfully discharge the duty. >> i will faithfully discharge the duties. >> of the office of governor. >> of the office of governor. >> of the great state of new york. >> according to t

new law unconstitutional... the family says district attorney becton originally agreed to appeal the new law... and then changed her mind... sot melanie schwartz/murder victim's mother :28 she took it all away and she pulled the rug out from under us and wont let something that is possibly unconsitutional be heard and i would think as our county da she would care that a law could possibly be unconstitutional.and the family is racing against the clock. the suspect due to take a plea deal in juvenile court later this week, thats why tkhe family met with the d.a. tuesday afternoon in hopes of getting her go forward with the appeal or at least delay the hearing. she agreed to no neither. in a statement to kron 4 the d.a. says the california attorney general's office issued a legal opinion finding senate bill 1391 constitutional. i have issued an office-wide policy to direct all prosecutors in my office to not challenge the constitutionality of senate bill 1391. believing the law in constitutionalsoti am all for reform, but this is not the way to do it.153/not the way to do it "i am here today for o

still to come on this hour of news from london western leaders appeal to the diaz's government to restore internet access after elections there. and a new path in the new year north korean leader kim jong un warns of an alternative plan on denuclearization. and the rockets launched into the new year peter will have a box on sport coming up. the united nations is accusing both sides in the war in yemen of stealing and selling food aid meant for millions of starving people the u.n. food agencies threatening to suspend aid shipments unless affect stocks the world food program says about two thirds of relief supplies delivered to areas controlled by the rebels is being taken is societally press also saw documents suggesting that aid tended for families in ties is being stolen by armed units working with the saudi amorality coalition davidoff from the world food program says attempts to investigate the fast have been hampered by rebel forces. we're extremely concerned by what we've discovered in the course of our inquiries we noticed in recent months there were increasing volumes of food for s

[applause] time, may we have chief judge of the court of appeals and the state of new york step forward and administer the of office to andrew m cuomo as the governor of the state of new york, accompanied by ms. sandra lee, mariah, carla, and kennedy, and mrs. matilda cuomo. [applause] >> governor you are reelected with more votes than anybody in the primary and general election. i'm so proud to be here to continue to do the people's work every hour of every day. hand, raise your right sir. pete after me. , andrew mark cuomo. >> i, andrew mark cuomo. >> do solemnly swear. >> to solemnly swear. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. and the constitution of the state of new york and that i will faithfully discharge the -- the duties of the office of governor of the great state of new york according to the best of my abilities so help me god. [applause] >> you may be seeded, and please, welcome the governor of the state of new york, andrew m cuomo. [applause] cuomo: thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you very much. thank you very, very much. thank you.

the death of his pregnant wife. >> reporter: in april 2014 the north carolina court of appeals granted jason a new the state supreme court reversed the appeals court decision. and in 2017 yet another attempt by jason young to get a third trial, this time on grounds his defense team was ineffective, was also denied. >> i love you, mommy. >> i love you too, cassidy. >> reporter: but children know little of the arcane world of motions and appeals. cassidy has grown. her father, her mother, snatches of memory, ever farther away. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> talk about shudders going down your spine. >> what does the scene tell you? what do your victims tell you?

new year in a huge. when for the free money a campaign a philadelphia judge ordered the reinstatement of albert jamal's appeal rights giving the former black panther a new plant path to the retrial he's been seeking since being convicted of killing a philadelphia police officer back in one thousand nine hundred one i mean i have maintained his innocence throughout his almost forty years spent behind bars joining us today from new york city to discuss this incredible new development in the case is the coordinator of the campaign to bring me a home writer professor and filmmaker chohan a friend and a thank you so much for joining us johanna thank you very much for having me jonah for those not familiar with me as story he's been in jail tragically but in jail for close to forty years of those people who were born you know while he's been in jail for those not familiar with his story could you briefly outline. you know what what's happened what happened to him and what many argue is this very tenuous case that the government used against him. well i think that a new generation of activists definitely need to be

[applause] time, may we have chief judge of the court of appeals and the state of new york step forward and administer the of office to andrew m cuomo as the governor of the state of new york, accompanied by ms. sandra lee, mariah, carla, and kennedy, and mrsma

new law unconstitutional... the family says district attorney becton originally agreed to appeal the new law... and then changed her mind... sot melanie schwartz/murder victim's mother :52i would ask her to reconsider her decision and let the courts decide if they say no, then we have done all we cansweitzer's alleged killer is due to enter a plea on thursday in juvenile court.. that's why the family met with the d.a. tuesday afternoon in hopes of getting her to change her mind before that happens. she refused. in a statement to kron 4 the d.a. says the california attorney general's office issued a legal opinion finding senate bill 1391 constitutional. i have issued an office-wide policy to direct all prosecutors in my office to not challenge the constitutionality of senate bill 1391. soti am beyond disappointed... our daughter matteredstandup dan kerman/martinez 1:45and while the family says the da's decision might make it too late in their case they will continue to fight 1391ú for other family. at the da's office in martinez, dan kerman kron 4 news.158/std ( james ) new this morning... polic

[applause] our great chief justice from the court of appeals to reverend richardson thank you so much to your service to new york congratulations to our great partner in albany and our great history making attorneys general first woman elected attorney general in the history of the state of new york. [applause] and wears two hats also the first person of color elected and for your information the proper protocol for the attorney general is general james so i salute you general james. congratulations. [applause] so a phenomenal state public servant if you ever want to feel intimidated to enter the hall and hear the applause compared to everyone else the assembly loved him he has been a phenomenal controller god bless you. think you. [applause] and i think my whole family let's give them a round of applause. [applause] and we also have elected officials. but i will be getting with the greatest to ever serve the state of new york in my opinion. [applause] again, let's give the court of appeals and member of congress and the state of assembly and the senate. thank you very much for being here, congressman charl

pledging to wed with the new congress donald trump reiterate his demand for a wall at the mexican border. sudan's president tries to stem the tide of protests with another appeal to the people. and the evidence the announced pullout of u.s. troops from syria has intensified the fighting there. the new speaker of the u.s. house of representatives nancy pelosi has hailed a new door in as a democratic party took control of the lower house of congress pelosi welcome to the most diverse group of representatives in american history with more women elected than ever before but she says working with the republicans who still control the senate will not be easy she has

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families i'm sure it is for both colleagues and family members but this was an appeal so what's next for wall and. this is in the news a. potential of this available to the to the supreme court of the appeals court ruling has just come in. there is a potential appeal that's available but the government importantly though the government of myanmar has the has the power to stop this injustice right to do the right thing here the only thing that the it should do and to freedom and and we want we want to see that happen we want to continue to work for their release because until their free myanmar's commitment to a free press and to the rule of law remains in question. who were arrested to course while reporting on the ethnic cleansing in me and maher how difficult is it today to get an accurate assessment of the situation for me on mars range of muslims. well. the facts of the case are important here they were reporting in the village called intent on the massacre of ten men and boys the government has acknowledged that their reporting was in fact accurate and that the government has taken action against those who were