which is where shell is headquartered need to launch a criminal investigation against shell but when you talk about complicity what exactly are are you talking about and was it a direct or indirect role that was played by shell. the evidence suggests or points to doesn't point to any direct involvement by a shell staffer for michelle staff i mean these were horrific crimes including murder torture rape and the destruction of villages these were carried out by members of the nigerian military but the internal shell documents show that throughout this period the company was encouraging. the the nigerian military government and the military units involved to take action against these protesters even after the company knew what was likely to happen and i just want to give you one concrete example we one of the documents that we've we've got is a shell internal memo dated the third of march one thousand nine hundred ninety four and this memo authorized the payment of around nine hundred dollars to a military commander and shell explains that this payment is partly for a sustained favorabl

amnesty international says is tainted new internal documents and evidence from energy giant shell the rights organization says the materials point to shows complicity in crimes committed by the nigerian military during the one nine hundred ninety s. they put out a report which says that shell and the nigerian government operated as business partners having regular meetings to discuss the protection of their interests at the time protests by the ogoni people of southeastern nigeria were taking place in response to years of oil spills which devastated their environment documents show that on october twenty ninth one thousand nine hundred shell requested security protection to subdue peaceful demonstrations over the next two days police of time to know goni village with guns and grenades killing at least eighty people and burning or will six hundred houses or a spokesperson for shell in nigeria has provided a statement to al-jazeera saying that we have always denied in the strongest possible terms the allegations made in this tragic case it goes on to say amnesty international's allegati

explains that this payment is partly for a sustained favorable this position toward shell in future assignments in other words this payment was partly for future assignments now just days before this payment was made this military commander who received the nine hundred dollars had opened fire on unarmed protesters outside the front gate of shell's headquarters in port harcourt and months later was responsible for the brutal crackdown in ago and that's one example of many that we have. a spokesperson for shell in nigeria has provided a statement to al-jazeera saying we have always denied in the strongest possible terms the allegations made in this tragic case he goes on to say amnesty international's allegations are false and without merit shell did not collide with the authorities to suppress community unrest and in no way encouraged or advocated any act of violence in nigeria. now a leftist television host is on course for a surprise victory in honduras his presidential election salvador has almost a five point lead over incumbent when orlando hernandez endorses one of the poorest

our let's show you the region where everything happened shell wanted to open up a new pipeline thereand according to amnesty international it was well aware this might anger the locals the troops deployed by the nigerian army to guarantee the safety of shell staff opened fire against protesters killing several and documents from that time suggest that the company was well aware of the violence. history has proven that if military personnel are initially used as a tear and only and only requires one shot to be fired in their direction one act of violence for them to respond with the intention to kill shells image in the world would soften the intent of this memo is to recommend that the entire team be paid some form of hone rary him as a show of gratitude and motivation for a sustained favorable disposition towards channel in future assignments when we contacted shelf a comment on the amnesty international report it rejected all the claims stressing that it had never colluded with the nigerian authorities to crack down on any protesters well i'm just an international is calling for a

the route is well-marked with yellow arrows and scallop shells. the scallop shell is the symbol of both st. james and the camino. common on the galician coast, the shells were worn by medieval pilgrims as a badge of honor to prove they made it. the traditional gear has barely changed -- a gourd for drinking water, just the right walking stick, and a scallop shell dangling from each backpack. the slow pace and need for frequent rest breaks provide plenty of opportunity for reflection, religious and otherwise. for some, leaving behind a stone symbolizes unloading a personal burden. the first person to make this journey was st. james himself. after the death and resurrection of christ, the apostles traveled far and wide to spread the christian message. supposedly, st. james went on a missionary trip from the holy land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, st. james' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began walking there to pay homage to his relics. after a 12

on citizens protesting shell's presence in the country's oil rich south. and are going to reports. europe's largest oil and gas company accused of complicity in murder. rape and torture. amnesty international is calling for a probe into oil giant shells involvement in crimes committed in nigeria in the nineteen nineties. the rights group who statement is based on extensive research including some of shell's internal documents and witness statements. now says they have recovered enough information to justify a criminal investigation. show has categorically denied the allegations. the ogoni land region in southeastern nigeria experience mass protests against poverty and oil pollution in the eaearly ninineteen nineties. does and military government responded w with a deadlyly crackdown. in total some one thousand people were killed and thirty thousand is placed after dozens of villages were destroyed in the room. and in nineteen ninety five nine activists including writer ken saro wiwa one were executed for their involvement in the demonstrations. in what man

what are the legitimate uses of a shell company? pool your investments or if you are working in a... you main news to use it to protect identities. you may use one if you wa nt to identities. you may use one if you want to protect against oil pricing in negotiations —— you may need to use it. if you want to sell land and you don't want a via to check the price of the land then you may use a sheu price of the land then you may use a shell company. the benefits of those are devised by individuals or corporations. —— a buyer. but the cost to society as a result of the muqqy cost to society as a result of the muggy laundering and corruption facilitated by shell companies, that costis facilitated by shell companies, that cost is borne by society at large —— money. what reforms would you like to see in this area? there are three main areas of reform i would like to see, first all countries should be collecting beneficial ownership information like true ownership information like true ownership information upon a company's formation, and t

the international says it's obtained new internal documents and evidence from energy giant shell the rights organization says the material points to shows complicity in crimes committed by the nigerian military in the one nine hundred ninety s. they put out a report which shows shell and the nigerian government operated as business partners having regular meetings to talk about the protection of their interests. at the time protests by the people of southeastern nigeria were taking place in response to years of oil spills which devastated their environment documents show that on october twenty ninth one thousand nine hundred shell requested what was referred to as security protection to subdue peaceful demonstrations over the next two days police attacked. with guns and grenades killing at least eighty people and burning almost six hundred houses amnesty international research or mark dummett says there are grounds for a criminal investigation. the evidence suggests or points to doesn't point to any direct involvement by a shell staffer for michelle staff i mean these were horrific c

who shell are hoping to soon return to action. after such an experience we learn to appreciate life differently we start to celebrate life more often we don't know what will happen in fifteen minutes so i am enjoying my life in the best way possible but a cloud still hangs over. an investigation into why the bolivian own charter plane crashed just short of its destination is still on the way the families are contesting a compensation of two hundred thousand dollars per player. have come to symbolize many of the things fans love about football not just in brazil but around the world surviving and thriving against the odds playing football in the face of adversity of china. all right let's have a recap the headlines here on al-jazeera north korea says it has successfully launched a new intercontinental ballistic missile fifteen that can reach all of the u.s. mainland japan says it's the highest altitude achieved by a north korean missile the u.n. security council is to hold an emergency meeting on wednesday the man accused of master

the international says it is obtained new internal documents and evidence from energy giant shell the rights organization saying the material points to shells complicity in crimes committed by the nigerian military during the one nine hundred ninety s. they put out a report which shows shelling the nigerian government operating as business partners having regular meetings to discuss the protection of their interests at the same time protests by the people of south east and nigeria were taking place in response to years of oil spills which devastated their environment documents show that on october twenty ninth one thousand nine hundred ninety show requested security protection to subdue peaceful demonstrations over the next two days police attacked and ogoni village with guns and grenades at least eighty people and burning almost six hundred houses. a spokesperson for shell in nigeria has provided a statement saying that we have always denied in the strongest possible terms the allegations made in this tragic case that goes on to say amnesty international's allegations are false and w

but for three clean shotgun shells to be in my basement?t just doesn't make sense. >> you have no idea where those came from? >> absolutely not. >> tom said he's never owned or used a shotgun. >> never. wouldn't know how to operate it. wouldn't know the first thing about it. >> tom schafer then asked why tom failed to call his home when dar didn't show up at the birthday celebration. >> something just wasn't right so that's why i went home. if we had cell phones i would have called her on the cell phone. i had to find her. i had to go see where she was at. >> then it was time for tom to describe his relationship with dar. it didn't take tom long to lose his composure. >> we were very close. and we were -- >> go ahead. >> we were together all the time. >> tom admitted to the jury he did once flirt with carrie zuk, but he said that happened three years prior to the murder during a brief time when he and dar were arguing more than they were communicating. >> that put quite a bit of distance between us, and it also led to intimacy problems betw

it is a second such attack in forty eight hours and on sunday twenty three people were killed by shelling and strikes including a number of children it's tax have comet a key moment in the conflict a new round of un backed talks is scheduled to begin on choose day aimed at ending the six and a half year wall opposition groups and government representatives jute to meet in geneva about u.n. officials have been unable to confirm that the government delegation is planning to travel diplomatic at its base has this report. peace talks in geneva was supposed to stop this bloodshed. but as we've seen many times before the timetable of failed diplomacy is actually creasing the agony of the people of syria . parts of aleppo province. and the outskirts of damascus bombarded the assad government has been intensifying its onslaught in the days and hours before talks to to start. assad didn't leave a single corner that hasn't been destroyed if you want to fight it don't target civilians instead take on the armed groups at the front lines god willing they'll teach you a lesson briefing the u.n. securit

>> on the yellow bag located inside the bag was three shotgun shells.hese are phone records. >> norris also showed the jury the foley's home phone records from around the time dar was killed. >> there were no phone calls that either came in or left. >> your wife doesn't show up somewhere, why not call home and see have you left yet? where are you? we're waiting for you. according to detective tom koshen, tom didn't bother calling dar at home because he knew dar was already dead. then members of dar's family step forward to testify that tom and dar's marriage was troubled and that tom wanted out. >> he told me that his wife is a very controlling and that that was wearing on him and he didn't necessarily want to stay in the marriage anymore. >> and there was more evidence of an unhappy marriage. according to this woman back in 2006, tom had a wondering eye. >> please state jury fuyour ful and spell your last name. >> caroline zuk. >> she taught at the same elementary school as dar known as dee dee. >> he told me he was thinking about leaving deedee. >> ac

whose fingerprints were on the bag of shells in the basement? >> tom foley is "guilty" and i'm asking you to bring back that verdict. >> reporter: the outcome of tom's second trial was far from certain. >> what worried you the most? >> just that he was such a nice guy. that you would have never guessed that he would've done something like this. >> he didn't seem like a murderer. >> right. >> reporter: and then, at the fabled eleventh hour. it was time. the jury filed in. >> were they looking at you? the jurors? >> no, they weren't. i took a couple of deep breaths. i just -- the waiting had -- it had paid off. >> the reaction of tom at the time of the verdict. absolutely incredible. he collapsed on the floor and wept for twenty minutes. unbelievable. >> he got away with murder. but he almost didn't. >> we had him convicted and to have to go back and talk with that family and give them some consoling, how do you do that? >> you're just angry and you're angry at the jurors, the judge and there's nothing you can do about it. >> i was more concerned

who shell hoping to soon return to action into a matter that might. after such an experience we learn to appreciate life differently we start to celebrate life more often we don't know what will happen in fifteen minutes so i am enjoying my life in the best way possible but a cloud still hangs over. an investigation into why the bolivian own charter plane crashed just short of its destination is still on the way the families are contesting a compensation of two hundred thousand dollars per player. have come to symbolize many of the things fans love about football not just in brazil but around the world surviving and thriving against the odds playing football in the face of adversity china. now to a race that will test run his mental strength and push their bodies to the. limit the famed marathon day sabah in morocco is known as one of the toughest races on the planet now organizers have started a new version of the race in peru and they're off and running three hundred competitors from forty countries across the start line a little earlier for this ul

when we come back a legal battle continues between the images of the niger delta and oil companies shell over years of pollution. and we say goodbye to the former teen idol david cassidy who was died at the age of sixty. from the neon lights of asia. to the city that never sleeps. hello again there's plenty of unsettled weather across the middle east at the moment the satellite picture is showing plenty of clouds stretching through parts of saudi arabia and all the way out who across the caspian sea and there's plenty more in the way of what weather following it as well of a some of us in turkey it is very very wet and a lot of that what weather is turning to snow so heavy snow then still with us all and wednesday although eventually for the western policy it is beginning to dry out that system then tries to move away further east with still as we head through thursday but another system following hot on its heels so yet more wet weather for the northern parts of turkey elsewhere child around for a pulse in the middle east but not a great deal of rain some more wet weather there is stret

but when david lin followed that routine at this union city shell, he couldn't get past the keypad. david: the code didn't work. chris: oddly, the clock was his enemy. david prepaid for a works car wash the afternoon of may 6. the pump printed this receipt that says, "expires may 20," so the car wash was good for 14 days. but when david tried to use the code the night of the 20th, the attendant told him he was too late because the expiration date here includes the time. david: the 14-day period start running the moment when you purchase your gas. chris: down to the second. david: down to the second. chris: david bought his car wash at 2 pm. to be exact, 2:47 and 25 seconds. so, according to the gas station, his code had to be redeemed by 2:47 and 25 seconds 14 days later. chris: did you know that? david: i didn't know that, and the car wash receipt only lists the day. chris: right, his receipt only says, "expires may 20." there's no mention of enforcing the expiration time down to the second. david argued that point locally unsuccessfully. chris: david filed his $9 complaint with sh

. >>> shell cancels an austerity script dividend policy and issued a bullish cash forecast sending shares higher. >>> ocado shares spike as the online retailer offers a tie up to grow its e-commerce business. >>> and socgen says it will close about 15% of its banks as the french bank looks to cut costs. we'll speak to the cfo at 14:00 cet. >>> the uk's largest lenders passed stress testing with flying colors. the bank of england indicated none of the banks it tested needed to raise additional capital. rbs and barclays who fell short last year boosted capital to a sufficient level the bank of england also said banks could withstand a disorderly brexit, but governor mark carney hoped for a transition agreement soon. >> the time of achieving a transition agreement, the sooner the better i won't put an end date on it. any transition period will be valuable we signaled back in june of this year some major risks around derivatives, around insurance, around data, around other aspects of the financial system, these cross-cutting issues, we provided -- we've done a lot of work since then and provi

in two thousand and nine shell agreed to a fifteen million dollars out of court settlement with the neighbor of bordeaux community but is refusing the demands of the or galley and believe people but communities are putting everything on this case which will determine if they can proceed with their case in the united kingdom if the british court fails us we are finished they're finished because we can't get anything. done so. that's our last hope now so i just hope that the people on the wall understand these so they're left with only one thing. of the british courts or rule in their favor that could also open the floodgates of claims against royal dutch shell i met in trees. or galley well it evolved as our correspondent outside court force in london and the demon as the community leader there said in nigeria we are finished it's over if they don't get success in court so what are the chances of success for these communities. also it's hard to say right now i was speaking to a representative of shell a while ago and they're going to argue again as they did successfully a year ago th

a year ago the all garley in the smaller community took royal dutch shell to court in london where it has its headquarters there seeking compensation and action to clean up the damage arguing nigerian courts are too slow and often corrupt but judges ruled the case should be heard in the nigerian justice system the company also insists recent problems were caused by pipelines being sabotaged on tuesday it told al-jazeera the judge correctly decided that the holding company royal dutch shell had no legal responsibility for harm to the communities in the niger delta caused by criminal interference in nigeria with the operations of a joint venture in which the nigerian government owns a majority interest nigeria has a well developed justice system that is capable of dealing with these claims. you know you can smell benzene the minute you turn on the tap the united nations investigation found high levels of contamination in underground water reserves that people here use for drinking and washing. because. we're having. these communities continue to live which absent from the levels of poll

but we were being shelled by them. and there was a movie cameraman with me. and we were the only two camera people with the group at the time. it was shooting 35-millimeter black-and-white film movies. so we get into the church. there were a lot of wounded. and a lot of dead too, unfortunately. shells were coming in. we really thought they were gonna zero in on us quickly and finish it all. i'm lying facedown on the floor up near the alder of the church. and when i looked up and i saw this marine sitting there with his m16 dirty face. he had been out there for several days. and he -- when i looked at him he had the thousand-yard stare. we called it the thousand-yard stare, in the marine corps. it was late in the afternoon. i remember the light being so low that i didn't -- i was shaking so bad from being shelled that i was afraid that i was gonna blow the picture. by the slow shutter speed. but i shot one frame and then i hit the floor again, because they hit us again. and we were rescued the next day out of there by 226. and we laid in a tree line for nine h

one shell for a week's work, one shell buys a wife, two shells buy a pig. the rare exotic birds of paradise are used for head dresses and native ceremonies. we went out one day and shot the birds with bow and arrows. the natives then stuffed them with grass. the aussie captain taught the men the game of soccer. the men wear tree bark around the waist trimmed with grass for the bustle. there are many varieties of birds of paradise, the red and yellow variety aies are the mos common. the men could have as many wives as they could support. however i did attend a native court where the wife appealed to the judge of the tribe and was released from her husband. the pig was the main source of meat. we visited a remote native village where the natives had only seen one white man before. they had never felt cloth and became terrified at our jeep horn and lights. the aussie captain is showing the chief pictures of themselves. first time he had ever seen himself. the natives gathered one day with all their war paint, spears, bow and arrows. apparently somebody saw jap

this morning inspired birth strong results -- shell.y are digesting their acquisition of british gas. bt. that will change your as is quite significantly. it's great that it seems to be going well. there are quite a lot of investors that would go well and it is quite in line with expectations. thank you. jessica willjoin us later on other stories like tesla, we will talk about that soon. still to come: we get the inside track on one of the biggest software companies in the biggest software companies in the world. how it keeps banks and transport systems running, despite offering software solutions for free. bt group reports a 14% drop in second—quarter adjusted earnings bt group reports a 4% drop in second—quarter adjusted earnings to £1.81 billion for the three months to end of september. but the company's earnings still came in ahead of target, despite struggles to turn around its global services unit. our business correspondent, theo leggett, is in our business newsroom with more. talk us through it. it is a mixed bag but generally d

we were submitted to shelling and sniper rifles. no border, no electricity, and no food.retty much. while the world awaits the mladic verdict, the hague process has gone on for so long that some convicts have done their time in european prisons — they could choose where — and been released. a few years ago, jubilant crowds turned out to meet momcilo krajisnik as he returned. he was the speaker of the serb parliament and, having served his punishment, accepts people on his side were also guilty of war crimes. for much of the war, the bosnian serb leadership successfully kept the outside world at bay. sometimes intimidating un troops, at others firing on or even taking them hostage. piano music. but across in the east of the country, events reached a tipping point in the final year of the war. the genocide indictment against general ratko mladic divides his crimes into various phases. the early part of the war around prijedor, north—west bosnia. then the siege of sarajevo in the centre. and then, finally, the enormous catalogue of crimes that took place in this place in 199

the second such attack in forty eight hours and eastern sunday twenty three people were killed by shelling and russian airstrikes including several children while the attacks come at a key moment in the conflict a new round of un backed talks began on tuesday aimed at ending the six and a half year war opposition groups and government representatives are due to meet in geneva but u.n. officials have been unable to confirm that the government delegation is planning to travel a diplomatic editor james bays reports. it was supposed to stop this bloodshed. but as we've seen many times the timetable of failed diplomacy is actually. the people of syria. and the. it's of damascus bombarded the assad government has been intensifying its onslaught in the days and hours before talks to to start a lot of envelopment assad didn't leave a single corner that hasn't been destroyed if you want to fight it don't target civilians instead take on the armed groups at the front lines god willing they'll teach you a lesson briefing the u.n. security council in new york the man who's supposed to lead the talks o

syrian state media blamed rebel shelling in damascus.an ambassador has dismissed criticism of his country's decision to veto a un security council resolution which would have extended an international inquiry into chemical weapons attacks in syria. this is the 10th time moscow has used its veto powers at the united nations in support of its ally since the start of the conflict. the lebanese politician saad hariri, who shocked his country when he resigned as prime minister, says he will return to beirut within days. he's in paris, where he's been holding talks with president macron. mr hariri announced he was standing down while in saudi arabia a fortnight ago, and he hasn't been home since. mr hariri says he'll be in beirut to celebrate lebanon's independence day on wednesday. search teams say they have detected failed satellite calls from a submarine which disappeared three days ago. the sanjuan, which has a crew of 44 on board, last made contact on wednesday. international help in the form of american planes and a british research vess

and they'll be -- you know, cataloging all of the shells, all of the evidence. kind of really tedious. it's slow. they'll work through the night. but if he's a lone actor, yasmine, it won't be any prosecution. but it will be to get answers for the families and to hopefully try to stop the next one. you know? who's this guy, what is his connection there? is there a connection? that's one. is it a personal grievance? or is it random? or could it even be a hate crime? none of those things are ruled out right now. we just don't know exactly his reasoning to attack this particular church three counties away. but my experience in almost 40 years of law enforcement i do see people -- i have seen many people who want to get away with crime who do go a couple of counties away. they think they can commit their crime and then you know abscond back to their home and not be discovered. there may have been an attempt to escape and not be discovered. >> i don't think we know if the police shot him or he shot himself and control room, correct me if i'm wrong. they just confirme

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in two thousand and nine shell agreed to a fifteen million dollars out of court settlement with the neighboring community but is refusing the demands of the or galley and believe people the communities are putting everything on this case which will determine if they can proceed with their case in the united kingdom if the british court fails we are finished now finished because we can't get anything. you know so. that's our last hope. i just hope that the people of the wall understand these so they're left with only one thing. but the british courts will rule in their favor that could also open the floodgates of claims against royal dutch shell i met in greece al-jazeera or galley. now a gas pipe explosion in the u.s. is wall street well out of their houses in the middle of the night it took firefighters in the state of michigan two hours to bring it under control so far they don't know what actually caused it. and when south korea's economy was facing ruin two decades ago the government was rescued by the international monetary fund in a multi billion dollar bailout since then it's

public schools expected to address a bomb shell report. investigation from npr and wamu that shows that many students in the the most recent graduating class of blue high school did not have the requirements to graduate. class of 2017 at blue received nationwide attention after reported that every graduate had been accepted to at least one college. >> funeral for baltimore homicide detective shawnp suitor is set for today 695 and portions of 83 will be shut down while this is in progress. officer suitor was killed on eave of scheduled testimony in the investigation of a corrupt squad of city police officers. his funeral will be held at mount pleasant church tahman yum, maryland, 11 a.m. >> and study wednesday, november 29, 2017. >> good morning, erin como. >> good morning. >> the gang is all assembled. >> we're all here. >> yes. >> taken will be perhaps the best day of week. >> i think by far the the best day of week later today. outdoor activities after school get them done. >> christmas lights up. >> and i'm going to get my tree. >> i go

levels of pollution which anywhere else in the world would be dealt with years ago tiny one except shell makes billions out of nigeria each year and these these communities in the state of absolute devastation it's going to lawyers for the nigerian claimants who will be referring to previous legal victories in twenty fifteen a court in the netherlands ruled that the company was legally responsible for its nigerian subsidiary the firm also agreed to pay tens of millions of dollars to another community the boat in and out of court settlement now people like these are galli fishermen so you legal action is their only hope and they'll keep pushing for justice lady barbara al-jazeera london poland has insisted its logging activities in one of europe's last ancient forests unlawful after the e.u. threatened to impose heavy fines on monday the european court of justice said it would find poland one hundred eighteen thousand dollars a day if it doesn't stop large scale logging in the. forest a unesco world heritage site. says his government will fulfill the court's recommendations it didn't spec

company documents and interviewed witnesses the human rights group wants to see shell in court shellynigeria issued a statement saying we've always denied in the strongest possible terms the allegations made in this tragic case i missed international set against our false and without merit shall did not colluding with the authorities to suppress community and rest and in no way encouraged or advocated in the act of violence in nigeria despite the denials and two decades after the military crackdown thousands of nigerians continue to seek justice for many it could come too late if it comes at all comedy agrees al jazeera. we have the sports news still ahead on the news hour. with you all are you all. plain sailing how to date have a frenchman managed to pull off those taking on the. job. at. now the cryptocurrency bitcoin is hotter than ever with investors its price has already increased more than a thousand percent of the past twelve months and now it's edging close to another milestone rob reynolds reports. but a year ago you could buy one bitcoin for about seven hundred thirty dolla

just for a quick overview over there we have a show to have to cover the equipment the other thick shell tops for the so just to sleep on the fold out in the coffin for. the twenty first armored brigade likes to strut its stuff with this eight hundred thirty horsepower buffalo armored military vehicle. and i go in there. and when i got home i suppose to reach the seat or to climb over because and this diva here is the joystick for the front shuttle you can look out up there and clear the way. up and we're going to get out of here you know make some food as i'm going to here is a little lever here next in the seat and i'll just pull that to move the seat up my phone. a lot and. i think has a male come up there's a sea of buttons here so many indicators and i have no idea what they're all for it is there's a pedal and a clutch here i guess just like in a car. we have a lot and there's a flashlight that's a fan i recognize but that's it. at the side of the armored troop carriers the young campers fall silent. they know that germany's armed forces requisition them after often fatal attacks o

walk, walk, walk, walk, walk, grab the shotgun shell, put the shotgun shell in, run back in.t shotgun against her cheek, and you pull. that is intent, no doubt about it. >> reporter: the prosecution believed the brothers were flat out lying about the abuse, and the events leading up to the murders, and as it turned out their testimony gave the state a big opening. so when you offer your mental state as a defense you have waived your psychiatric patient privilege. >> reporter: the oziel tape. remember that? by testifying, the brothers had put their mental state on center stage meaning the tape was now fair game. >> there was no way i was going to make a decision to kill my mother without erik's consent. >> reporter: the defense played the tape to take the sting out of it. >> what erik and i did took courage beyond belief. >> reporter: detective zoeller remember had never heard the tape before, and he was dumbfounded. this was supposedly a candid confession tape, but on it the brothers never once mentioned the issue that was now the very core of their defense. >> why did you ev

the community too cruel dutch shell to united kingdom court saying it's to blame for the spills but the company denies direct responsibility saying the spill was caused by its nigerian subsidiary and the matter should be dealt with by local courts but the people here say they have little faith in the justice system this is ok u.n. investigation show a very high level of benzene contamination experts say the underground water pollution here is among the highest in the world but with sources of income diminishing fast only a few people can afford to buy save bottled water i can look at shows us the water people are forced to drink as he opens the tap the stench is overpowering remain current because of this water we're having a lot of really my mom died because. this is what happens to the water when it settles within hours. for four years the community has been in court seeking justice and demanding compensation from royal dutch shell. in two thousand and nine shell agreed to a fifteen million dollars out of court settlement with the neighboring community but is refusing the demands of t

mary shell santos works in a call center to the filipino extended family works like a security net for the difficult working hours she's living with her children her parents and her aunt. and just got sick last week. they were. the breadwinner in the family. the well. she earns three hundred eighty euros a month at the call center double the minimum wage for mary shell santos who dropped out of school it's good pay. the philippines over six percent economic growth but one in five lives in poverty the call centers are fueling development the international consumer protection agency as g m s employs over six hundred people to support the back office. we get this process on an admin level so that. the business. will be able to concentrate on all the. young filipinos invisible heroes of a booming industry thank you that was thank you for joining us until next time take care of. the fast pace of life in the digital noise. shift as the lowdown on the web showing new developments and providing useful information the wittiest finds and interviews with makers and users. next on details. at full

coordinates for an unexploded mortar shell that. they head up into the mountains around sarajevo bosnian and serb forces spent nearly four years here fighting a brutal war of attrition more than two decades later the region is still very dangerous and we had a accidents where to expect that these that well but going through. it but their failure. they make their way through land mines and unexploded mortar shells the work isn't easy even g.p.s. coordinates are not always precise so there's always a risk but they know their work is vital. well we think about how to get people about people who got disabled. due to a little unexploded ordinance and minds that. another dangerous mortar shell is neutralized but it's hard work it's taken nearly an entire day just to deal with one mortar from the war. every day our main new sofa vigil works toward a time when he and his family can live a carefree life. every victory on the court helps competing in last year's paralympic games was particularly special probably when we won second place but t

for them, the tower's burnt out shell is just further evidence they'd been right all along. michelle: it begs the question, whether such basic rights are only accessible to the privileged few who can afford to pay for them. and now to switzerland, where a farmer is fighting to, as he puts it, give cows a voice. armin capowl has made it his mission to curtail a practice he considers unnecessarily cruel. and based on all the signatures was able to collect, it seems many of his fellow citizens agree with him. reporter: alpine farmer armin capaul has never followed the crowd. he's a free spirit who's always done his own thing. and he's someone who usually gets what he wants, sooner or later. and what he wants now is that cows get to keep their horns. although they're all born with horn nubs, in switzerland eight out of 10 calves are dehorned. this is often painful for the cattle. firm -- for capaul, it's clearly cruelty to animals. >> the creator equipped cows with horns, so for me it's only natural that they belong to the animal. reporter: so he started campaigning to let swiss

shell tells us it had an operational issue late this afternoon.s a precaution it initiated the flaring to burn off excess gas. the flames were out in less than an hour. the refinery describes it as a level 1 incident. that means there were no health warnings for people who live nearby. >>> well another twist tonight in the alleged harvey weinstein scandal. a new report claims the hollywood mowing all used former israeli intelligence to keep stories about his alleged sex abuse from going public. reporter tom waite has the details. >> reporter: the scathing new details on harvey weenstein's alleged misconduct comes from ronin far row. according to far row, through his attorney, weinstein would hire corporate intelligence companies, like black cube. it's a firm that promotes itself as a group that employs a select staff of veterans for the israeli elite intelligence unit. far row reports black cube's agents would pose as journalists and would contact weinstate of the union's accusers and dig for information. two private investigators from black cube,

when approached shell refused to comment on the accusations the company shied away from this kind of publicity many of its gas players are barely accessible hidden deep in the jungle. it's a well known residence complain about health issues experts confirm the devastating environmental consequences to the international eye firms remain silent obviously a successful strategy many members of the local political elite seem to be more concerned about oil profits than about environmental damages however we do find a small oil company that's prepared to talk to us. petro diaz says his company won't repeat the mistakes of the industry giants we are cautious with the environment and we would like to take a bad taste of. this opportunity and completely this that so our plan is by two thousand and eighteen we will not be flaring any gas. can only hope that's not just another empty promise he's begun documenting his villages health problems and if need be he'll take their cases all the way to the courts in europe. but unless he can take command tossed and show its nose this new electro fairy in

but only a few hundred meters away from these people's fishing village global oil giant shell continues to flare all of its toxic gases with impunity the locals say that every family here has members who suffer from cancer and chronic bronchitis village headmen deliberate is our last. for more than two decades. next yeah gaslighting and sent twenty time. twenty and so on and so forth and this is going to seventeen and gaslighting is right behind me you can see. just flaring produces toxic nitric oxide as well as greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide yet the oil industry has long had the technology to collect the gases released join the oil production and use them as energy according to university electroboy. it's just that it's simply not profitable enough to do so in poor regions like the niger delta. the gas which is being flagged can simply be called back to do before i have made available for people to use so instead of using cruising or you move firewood would you want to have a direct impact or simply no forest in the georgia or the villages around where the gas is with the use of

>> yeah crab shells. >> crab shells. >> jimmy: how did -- how did that come up? well, can we try it? i want to see what this thing does. >> yeah. so this is untreated. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. okay. no, i got you. yeah. >> as you can see, it catches on fire. >> jimmy: yep. of course. good job. [ laughter ] >> and then here's ours. >> here's nanoform. >> jimmy: here's nanoform right here. [ cheers and applause ] hey! hey! >> yeah. >> jimmy: that worked! that's a great invention! i love that! that's amazing! nanoform. i love it. that is amazing. i'll tell you what's also amazing, this invention i have this is going to be sweeping the nation. this is the venetian blinds hat. [ laughter ] now -- now, we're just hanging out. we're just talking, right? just tell me a story. just tell me, how did you -- did you ever play sports as a a kid? >> yeah, i wrestled. >> jimmy: yeah, you did. >> yeah. >> yep. >> jimmy: yeah, and how long were you on the high school team? >> no, this is my second year on varsity, hopefully. >> jimmy: oh really? >> yep. >> jimmy: second year o

activists here to stress on the importance of his return to focus on the future of lebanon and to shell our director of the beirut office for the heinrich all stiff dung thank you so much. thank you. zimbabwe's former vice president everson and not god has arrived back in harare in preparation to take power after president robert mugabe's shock resignation i'm not god has fled to south africa earlier this month after being fired by mugabe a short while back he addressed his supporters outside of the headquarters of the ruling zanu p.f. party. crowds in harare a welcome home their hero. and emerson and god failed to disappoint. it didn't take him long to connect with his supporters. this. new i mean. this. was. his return follows a historic day in zimbabwe on tuesday the speaker of parliament announce that robert mugabe had resigned after thirty seven years in power. harare celebrated the beginning of a new chapter in zimbabwe's history. today though all eyes were squarely on the one guy. he's expected to be sworn in as interim president on friday. in the midst of political changes the a