l'arrivée ce matin de rodrigo duterte à la cour pénale internationale de la haye.ne plus de 24 heures après son arrestation à manille, l'ancien président des philippines doit être transféré au siège de la cpi, lui qui devra répondre à des accusations de crimes contre l'humanité. lorsqu'il était au pouvoir entre 2016 et 2022, sa police et des milices sont accusées d'avoir mené de nombreux assassinats dans une lutte sanglante contre le trafic de drogue. l'ukraine donne son accord pour un cessez-le-feu de 30 jours avec la russie. aux négociations organisées en arabie saoudite, kiev accepte la proposition américaine qui sera prochainement soumise à moscou. en réaction, washington va reprendre son aide militaire à l'ukraine qui était suspendue. a suivre, les réactions à kiev avec gulliver cragg. la russie poursuit ses bombardements massifs contre l'ukraine. le psg qualifié pour les quarts de finale de la ligue des champions. après une défaite à l'aller, les parisiens sont allés battre liverpool à l'issue des tirs au but. qualification, également, hier, de barcelone, du

l'ancien président des philippines, rodrigo duterte, a été arrêté à l'aéroport de manille. internationale pour crime contre l'humanité. les organisations de défense des droits humains estiment que des dizaines de milliers d'hommes ont été tués par des policiers et des groupes d'autodéfense lorsqu'il était au pouvoir entre 2016 et 2022. voilà pour nos titres. a mes côtés, gauthier rybinski, chistophe dansette et hélène frade. bonjour, gauthier. votre décryptage sera consacré aux pourparlers pour un éventuel cessez-le-feu entre l'ukraine et les etats-unis. - gauthier rybinsky: personne parmi ces 2 délégations n'a oublié la passe d'armes qui s'est produite à washington entre zelensky et trump. la question est de savoir comment l'ukraine peut éviter de se faire manger tout crue. c'est ce qui commence. c'est là qu'on voit le retard de l'europe. - damien coquet: merci, gauthier et bonjour, hélène frade. on ouvre notamment les journaux britanniques ce matin en raison de cet accident entre un cargo et un pétrolier affrété par l'armée américaine en mer du nord. - hélène frade: on re

♪♪ >> el ex presidente filipino rodrigo duterte viaja a esta hora rumbo a la haya, sede de la corte penal 2022. su hija sara es la actual vicepresidenta de ese paÍs. >> y ya lo adelantÁbamos. hoy comenzÓ el juicio por la muerte de diego armando maradona, el astro argentino considerado como uno de los mejores futbolistas de todos l tiempos. >> el juicio en argentina contra su equipo mÉdico viene aÑos despuÉs de su fallecimiento. a los 60 aÑos, miriam arias ha estado siguiendo este caso. miriam buenas tardes. >> hola nicole. octavio. un dÍa muy importante que sus familiares tambiÉn sus fanÁticos han estado esperando por mÁs de cuatro aÑos ya. este juicio se lleva a cabo en san isidro, en buenos aires, la capital argentina, y en el banquillo se sientan siete de los ocho miembros de su equipo mÉdico que han sido acusados por la fiscalÍa. dentro de la corte tambiÉn estÁn los familiares de maradona. y bueno, sabemos que habrÁ tres jueces en el caso y que se esperan testimonios de mÁs de 100 testigos. van a analizar tambiÉn decenas de mensajes de audio y de texto. a cuatro aÑos de la muerte de d

rodrigo duterte's term ended. he had one six-year term. he did try to extend.ps if the military had supported him, i wouldn't be here. but we now have another president and those 10 criminal cases that i have had, i have now won eight of those 10 and two left. i still have to ask the supreme court for approval to travel, but we're here. it's alarming to see it happening all over again. amna: we should point out, maria, that the majority of americans say they don't even trust the media right now, that we have seen a decline in that trust over years. and many people like to see the president go after the press in the way that he does. they will hear this conversation and say, good, i'm glad he's doing what he's doing. what has the independent press ever done for me? what would you say to them? maria: the role of journalists in a country, in a democracy like the philippines, like the united states is to hold power to account. and i believe that is why -- i mean, you're not going to have an influencer or a content creator stand up to a dictator. you're not going to

former philippine president rodrigo duterte was arrested at an airport in manila today on a warrant fromernational criminal court in the hay get. the 79-year-old former president is accused of crimes against humanity for his brutal antidrug crackdown while in office including the executions of thousands of people. on american college student has been missing in the dominican republic for nearly a week. she was last seen heading to the beach in the spring break destination town of punta cana. manuel bojorquez is there and reports the search now includes the fbi. >> reporter: this may be the last known image of 20-year-old university of pittsburgh student sudishka konanki before she disappeared after kelp surveillance video from the early morning hours of march 6th shows konanki and five others walking together toward the beach. national police spokesman diego pesqueira has seen the video. >> are there clues that show you it was an accident or something else? [speaking spanish] >> we still have to await the results of the investigation. >> reporter: and konanki and several friends were sta

. >>> breaking overnight, the former president of the philippines, rodrigo duterte has been arrested on an international warrant. he is accused of crimes against humanity during his war on drugs. he served as president from 2016 to 2022 and endorsed harsh crackdowns on smugglers and users. tens of thousands of unarmed suspects were murdered by death squads. it's not clear if he will be extradited to face trial in the hague. >>> saudi arabia is hosting a key summit today with secretary of state marco rubio and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy in attendance as ukraine tries to repair relations with washington. ukraine is expected to propose terms for a cease-fire today that would cover the black sea and long-range missile strikes as well as the release of prisoners. that's according to two senior ukrainian officials who spoke with "the associated press." nbc's matt bodner has the very latest on all of this, good morning. >> reporter: jessica, good morning. big day for ukraine at these talks. putin has wasted no time exploiting trump's decision to withhold military aid and intell

former president of the philippines rodrigo duterte is under arrest, accused of crimes against humanity. the philippine government says duterte was arrested at manila's airport tonight on orders of the international criminal court. that court has been investigating the former president's deadly drug crackdown. human rights groups say tens of thousands were executed during his war on drugs. >> several people are recovering from a crash involving nine cars in morgan hill this evening. photos from firefighters show a line of cars, all damaged from what appears to be a string of rear end collisions. two people were transported to nearby hospitals with minor injuries. we've reached out to morgan hill police for more details. >> we're heading into day two of the vta strike, shutting down bus and rail service in santa clara county today. about 1500 workers went on strike. the workers walked off the job at midnight, one week after their contract expired. the union says vta's offer of a 9% pay raise over three years just isn't good enough. >> it's kind of disappointing that it's come to this, th

breaking news tonight former philippine president rodrigo duterte is under arrest.e was taken into custody on an interpol arrest warrant from the international criminal court. he's accused of committing crimes against humanity during his war on drugs. rights groups say tens of thousands of unarmed suspects were murdered in extrajudicial killings during duterte's campaign against narcotics dealers. the 79 year old left office in 2022. new at 11. they say the cuts could cost lives in san francisco tonight. a fiery protest people concerned about the moves being made by the trump administration and the department of government efficiency. this time it's about science, especially hiv research in the birthplace of aids science, san francisco. nbc bay area's thom jensen has more on why those in the crowd say the cuts could set back medical research globally. this was one of many protests around the bay area in the country in response to cuts to medical and science research, and this one hits home in san francisco, where some of the first hiv positive patients were treated

former president of the philippines rodrigo duterte is under arrest, accused of crimes against humanity. the philippine government says duterte was arrested at manila's airport tonight on orders of the international criminal court. that court has been investigating the former president's deadly drug crackdown. human rights groups say tens of thousands were executed during his war on drugs. >> several people are recovering from a crash involving nine cars in morgan hill this evening. photos from firefighters show a line of cars, all damaged from what appears to be a string of rear end collisions. two people were transported to nearby hospitals with minor injuries. we've reached out to morgan hill police for more details. >> we're heading into day two of the vta strike, shutting down bus and rail service in santa clara county today. about 1500 workers went on strike. the workers walked off the job at midnight, one week after their contract expired. the union says vta's offer of a 9% pay raise over three years just isn't good enough. >> it's kind of disappointing that it's come to this, th

rodrigo duterte's term ended.d and if the military had supported them -- him, perhaps i would not be here. but we now have another president. and the 10 criminal cases i've had, i've won eight of the tent. i still have to ask the supreme court for approval to travel but we are here. it is alarming to see it happening all over again. amna: we should point out that the majority of americans say they do not trust the media right now. we have seen a decline in that trust over years and many like to see the president go after the press in the way that he does. they will hear this conversation and say good, i'm glad he is doing what he is doing. reporter: it is the role of journalists in a democracy like the philippines and the united states -- to hold power to account. i believe that is why -- i mean, you will not have an insert or a content creator stand up to a dictator. you are not going to have someone have a set of principles of standards and ethics that actually pushes against their own self-interest. we are seei

former philippine president rodrigo duterte has been flown to the hague, where he faces charges of crimes humanity before the international criminal court. a jet said to be carrying duterte was seen departing from the philippine capital, manila, after his surprise arrest by police. the icc is investigating the violent anti-drug crackdown during his time in office. thousands of people were reportedly killed by his police forces. the 79-year-old has always defended his methods. today, he questioned the reason for his arrest in a video posted by his daughter on instagram. >> what is the law and what is the crime that i committed? so you have to answer now for the deprivation of liberty. stephanie: in the middle east, israel has killed at least eight people in the gaza strip over the past 24 hours, adding pressure to an already fragile cease-fire with hamas. the "news hour" captured this footage from the netzarim checkpoint where an israeli attack killed five palestinians while they were inspecting their destroyed home. that's according to our reporter on the ground. the israeli military said

. >> the former president of the philippines rodrigo duterte has been arrested by the international criminaling his war on drugs. he served in office from 2016 to 2022. according to human rights groups, tens of thousands of unarmed suspects were murdered during tat time. duterte has denied those allegations. his daughter confirmed he was plplaced on flight to the hagu earlier today. >> voters in greenland are heading to the polls today for their parliamentary elections. >> their autonomy has been thrust into the global spotlight as president trump expressed his interest in acquiring that territory. greenland has been part of denmark for 300 years. it gained home rule in 1979, though the danish government still controls its foreign and defense policy. sky news has more from greenland. >> reporter: greenland is a place that is full of surprises, not least because the world really hasn't paid it much attention until now. it is the world's largest island. australia is regarded as a continent. it has a tiny population, less than 60,000 people. a place of almost potential and natural beauty and it

authorities say interpol forces yesterday took 79 year old ex president rodrigo duterte into custody at manila's main airport as he returned from a trip to hong kong. judges are charging him with crimes against humanity during his war on drugs, human rights groups say, first as mayor and then during his presidency, thousands of unarmed people were executed without due process. many of them were innocent. duterte's attorney calls the arrest unlawful and says the philippines stopped recognizing the international criminal court in 2019. well, in just a few hours, marin county leaders will work to address homelessness. the county is considering declaring a shelter crisis today in the bay's ginger conejero saab joins us live this morning. and ginger, this isn't the first time leaders there have tried to make this move. no it's not. good morning, marcus and laura. the last time that they did this was in 2018, so that they could access state housing funding. now, this new declaration does not provide funding, but it does ease the approval of a temporary shelter so that the county can bypass

former philippines president rodrigo duterte detained for alleged crimes against humanity after the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant. the icc is investigating him for a brutal anti-drug crackdown during his time in office that killed thousands of people, and utah plans to ban fluoride in public drinking water. the associated press reports the governor says he's going to sign legislation that would prevent cities from deciding whether to add fluoride to the water system, dentists and health organizations are against the move, and elon musk, speaking out about juggling his new job in the white house along with his old jobs at his companies. >> how are. >> you running your other businesses? >> i, with great difficulty. you're going to go another year. yeah, i think so. >> elon musk companies have had some difficulties. on monday, x, for example, crashed for a period of time because of what he said was a cyberattack. and tesla's stock plunged amid protests at the automaker's dealerships. earlier this morning, president trump claimed people were, quote, illegally, illegally and co

former philippine president rodrigo duterte was arrested today on a warrant from the international criminal court for alleged crimes against humanity. duterte was stopped at the manila airport after returning from hong kong, and he was later put on a flight to the hague. elected in 2016 on promises to wage war on drugs, duterte's brutal crackdown resulted in at least 6000 deaths, according to police records. independent monitors believe the number is much higher because of extrajudicial killings, which duterte duterte denies, ordering. in our money lead, southwest airlines is getting rid of its most recognizable perk free checked bags. starting may 28th, southwest airlines will charge for first and second checked bags. as of now, the airline did not say how much. today's announcement comes after southwest ditched its open seating policy. i have two books coming out that you can preorder now in may. original sin. about president biden's disastrous decision to run for reelection and the cover up of his decline. and then in october, race against terror. it's about the hunt to prosecute an al q

former philippines president rodrigo duterte has been arrested in manila after a warrant was issued by international criminal court accusing him of crimes against humanity. he was taken into custody by the philippine government as he returned home from hong kong. this is in connection with the icc's investigation into duterte's anti-drugs crackdown. as president. he had swept to power, promising to wage war against drugs and drug dealers. thousands of people were killed in that crackdown, and a four year old in wisconsin called 911 to report a serious offense by his own mother. he called to let police know that his mom ate his ice cream. >> my mom is still mad. okay, what's. >> going. >> on? >> come and get my mommy oh, this little. one got the phone and. >> he's four. >> i ate his ice. >> cream, so that's probably why he's. >> calling. >> 911. >> mom. she admitted it like that's not what you're supposed. to do. >> by the way. >> your heart would. >> stop. >> seriously. >> i mean. >> if your child is calling 911. yeah. as a parent, you'd be. >> like. >> sir, no, this is not what we do.

overseas, former philippines president rodrigo duterte has been taken into custody by police in manila. this is on an arrest warrant issued by the international criminal court. the warrant was issued for alleged crimes against humanity in connection with his deadly crackdown of drugs before he left office in 2022. now, duterte has denied the extrajudicial killing of alleged drug suspects, but he has admitted to ordering police to shoot suspects who resist arrest. human rights groups are welcoming his arrest and urging the philippines to hand him over to the icc. catherine, princess of wales, attended the annual commonwealth day service on monday after missing last year's event because she was receiving cancer treatment. she was joined by her husband, prince william, and other members of the royal family at london's westminster abbey. kate announced earlier this year that she was in remission from the disease. it was also king charles's first appearance at the event in two years. that's after his own cancer diagnosis forced him to briefly step away from public facing duties. and a lands

now, former philippine president rodrigo duterte was taken into custody at the manila airport in thenes. his arrest came after he was accused of ordering thousands of killings during his anti-drug crackdowns. while the leader of the philippines, he rose to power in 2016 on a promise to wage war against drug pushers in that southeast asian nation. >> well, after spending weeks in the hospital, the vatican says doctors report pope francis is no longer at risk of dying from pneumonia. doctors say the pontiff's positive response to drug treatments and recent blood tests show his health is improving. outside the hospital at the statue of john paul ii, people have been leaving handwritten cards and posters next to rosary beads. the statue has become a meeting ground for hundreds, who have shown up over the weeks to pray for the leader of the roman catholic church. >> for us, it is like my father is at the hospital and i go to see him. we do this in the name of many other people, because i think that many others want to express this kind of filial love. >> meanwhile, over in the holy father

also breaking overnight, the former president of the philippines, rodrigo duterte, was arrested on am the international criminal court. he's facing charges in connection with the mass killing of suspects during his war on drugs. duterte has denied the charges. >> fire officials say the blazes that swept across parts of long island this weekend probably started accidentally, caused by a resident making s'mores in their backyard. the fires burned about 600 acres and prompted a state of emergency. and overnight, the uconn women have done it again. the basketball powerhouse won the big east title. paige bueckers led the way with 24 points. the huskies entered the ncaa tournament on a ten game winning streak, and they will try to win the team's 12th national title. close to you up there, right? >> absolutely. >> and steph curry, he had a brand new side hustle. he got a new job at his alma mater as an assistant general manager for davidson college's basketball program. he's the first active player in u.s. major pro sports to take on an administrative job with an ncaa team. he said. >> he c

. >> rodrigo duterte. >> was taken into custody at manila's main airport after. >> returning from. >>nal. >> court says the. >> 79 year old. >> was responsible for tens of thousands of deaths as part of his brutal crackdown in the country, which he cast as a war on drugs and crime. according to the new york times, it appears that the philippine government was prepared to surrender mr. duterte to. >> the. >> icc. ontario, canada's most popular province, is hitting back at president trump's tariffs by imposing. >> a. >> new 25% surcharge on electricity exported to michigan, minnesota. >> and new york. >> during a news conference yesterday. >> ontario's leader, premier doug ford, said. >> the move. >> could increase electricity bills for some u.s. households by roughly $100 per month. and police say wildfires that tore across long island over the weekend were sparked by someone making s'mores. >> oh good lord. >> yeah, really? >> making s'mores. >> in their backyard. >> so we should. we should cut. >> that out. >> no s'mores. no s'mores over 4th of july with the kids. >> well, i don't kn

say the risk to public health remains low, and local filipino media reports former president rodrigo duterte the home of the international criminal court. authorities arrested duterte late last night as he arrived in manila on an icc warrant accusing him of crimes against humanity over deadly anti-drug crackdowns he oversaw while in office. carl, i'll send it back to you. >> savannah. thanks. investors this morning digesting the president's latest post on truth social, warning that the u.s. will add an additional 25% tariff to 50% on steel and aluminum coming into the u.s. from canada. megan is at the white house with more. morning, megan. >> hey, carl. >> good morning. >> i have tried to. >> talk with. >> the white. >> house about this to. >> get some additional. >> clarity, and so far they. have nothing further to offer on this one. so we do. >> not know yet. >> whether president trump. is in. touch with his new counterparts in. >> the canadian prime minister's. >> office so far today. >> we do. >> know, though, that he will be talking. >> with ceos later today. >> at the business roundtab

rodrigo duterte est dans un avion pour la haye.sident philippin a été arrêté en vertu d'un mandat d'arrêt de la cour pénale internationale pour crime contre l'humanité pendant sa guerre contre les stupéfiants. en arabie saoudite, l'ukraine affirme que les discussions avec les etats-unis débutent de manière "constructive". kiev propose un cessez-le-feu partiel avec la russie. le secrétaire d'etat américain, marco rubio, et le ministre ukrainien des affaires étrangères, participent à cette réunion à jeddah sans la russie. l'invitée de "mardi politique" est mathilde panot, cheffe du groupe lfi à l'assemblée nationale. a 18h40, l'economie avec faïza younsi qui revient sur les droits de douane de trump sur l'acier et l'aluminium canadiens de 50% et non plus de 25%. a 19h10, le débat sera consacré au groenland, au coeur des convoitises. comment les groenlandais réagissent-ils à l'appétit de trump en ce jour de scrutin? quel impact une indépendance de l'île aurait-elle en termes géopolitiques? le groenland résistera-t-il à trump? rodrigo

rodrigo duterte est dans un avion pour la haye.ident philippin a été arrêté en vertu d'un mandat d'arrêt de la cour pénale internationale pour crime contre l'humanité pendant sa guerre contre les stupéfiants. en arabie saoudite, l'ukraine affirme que les discussions

l'arrivée ce matin de rodrigo duterte à la cour pénale internationale de la haye.e plus de 24 heures après son arrestation à manille, l'ancien président des philippines doit être transféré au siège de la cpi, lui qui devra répondre à des accusations de crimes contre l'humanité. lorsqu'il était au pouvoir entre 2016 et 2022, sa police et des milices sont accusées d'avoir mené de nombreux assassinats dans une lutte sanglante contre le trafic de drogue. l'ukraine donne son accord