a military court and that has rights groups concerned now cameras eighty five year old president paul bia was reelected for a seventh term in last year's election it's a result come to has refused to accept that human rights groups say massive risks in the country and the trial come to and others are facing is an attempt by b.s. government to silence critics in the country some air dollywood is amnesty international's western central africa deputy regional director she joins me now from the senegalese capital dhaka hi samir good to have you with us thanks and welcome to the to be s. africa what is your assessment off the situation in cameroon as we speak. to what you can say that the situation in relations human rights is getting worse and worse in the country. years. and nation in the area. in. their recent religion. and any kind of. region. and this is why we've seen the. huge massive wrists during the demonstrations in region last month all right so we're talking about the leader of the opposition going on on trial and it sort of point of view is that the procedure in the country that

paul. >>> chicago police want another sit down with actor jussie smollett amid claims the alleged bias attack against him was a hoax. a law enforcement official tells abc news the two brothers seen in this video questioned by the police claim smollett paid them to stage the incident. sources say the men were confronted with evidence they bout the rope found around smollett's neck. the "empire" actor's attorney says smollett is angered and devastated by the suggestion he was involved. his lawyer went on to say anybody making the claim is lying. >>> rapper 50 cent is accusing a new york city police commander of being a dirty cop. the deputy inspector told officers to shoot the rapper on site ahead of a 2017 boxing match. the nypd says the matter is now under investigation and 50 cent says in a series of posts on instagram, he is considering legal action. the rapper was investigated by the nypd last year for making a threat against an officer on instagram but no charges were filed. >>> the japanese prime minister won't confirm or deny that a japanese newspaper report that he was asked by a white

superior over something else i don't accept that but what bias we all have it let's be open about it so we understand each other yeah that debate that paul is suggesting now politics aside that thing in your pocket we used to call a phone delivers the world in real time by the time the network evening news airs you already know the news information staples like weather and sports and severe weather school closings are no longer the radio franchise as they used to be and newspapers are in a death spiral paul how can the legacy media continue to earn our attention in the digital age if they can capitalize on the one thing that all this multiplicity of outlets cannot claim. and that is access their supporters who can who can have a sit down with the speaker of the house and they can use that and play it straight and bring it to us in a way that we can then begin to form our own opinions and the again that is the business model that i think the legacy media has if they are smart enough to capitalize on it because there's ten million voices out there but which ones which ones can bring you the greatest amount of information upon which you can

bias. the left condemned trump's emergency declaration and the right have given it mixed reviews. mitch mcconnell and lindsey graham are all in. but rand pauld potentially unconstitutional. what will. political fallout be for the president eats emergency declaration. the party panel is back. so, anthony fisher, i will start with you. rand paul said i'm all for strong border security but this is a horrible idea. do you agree with that in. >> ?>> i think it's a horrible . but anybody remember when barack obama said i've got a phone and a pen. people are outraged by executive orders np is a leap beyond executive orders. kennedy: it is. democrats love this. there have been several say really, this is all you need to do? i've got some things that are important to me, i would grab a bunch of money and go ahead and use it any way i wish. >> i think the democrats are simplifying it a little much by extending it to all of these things they declare emergencies. mike lee said it's legal, bad, unconstitutional but it's congress' fault for succeeding their power to the ebbing ex tif branch. congress hads not done their duty to fix this problem. kennedy:

bias a jury. the gag order on the attorneys matches word for word the gag order the judge put on former trump campaign chairman paul. his deputy rick gate, their attorneys and others involved in their cases in 20-17. (ken) still ahead... a colorado man is speaking out today describing what happened when a mountian lion attacked him.. and how he was able to fight the animal. (sports) just ahead, major news surrounding colin kaepernick and his collusion case against the nfl. we'll have the details.and also, the sights and sounds from charlotte as the currys are back in their hometown for nba all star weekend. . ♪ [baby crib musical mobile] millions are still exposed to the dangers of secondhand smoke. and some of them can't do anything about it. but you can. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. a colorado runner is describing in harrowing detail how he fought back and killed a mountain lion that attacked him. (ken) he says last week's fight last about 10 minutes, but it felt like an eternity. scott mclean has the story. travis kauffman/ survived mountain lion attack:"i ended up hearing some pine needles rust