in sierra leon, i would say even the right people were put on trial. and i wonder whether -- two things, whether a lot of the money that is spent on these international tribunals which come and take place and then go away again or will go again eventually if that money would not be better spent on building up justice systems themselves. sierra leon and cambodia there's no justice system at all. there's no money for them. and cambodia as david knows much better than i do now, is immense attempts by the cambodian government to interfere politically with the tribunal. and getting back to your other point about gadhafi, there is also a sense, i suppose, at least on some occasions that indictment on the international criminal court deter forces, monsters like gadhafi to stay on and fight till the end. if gadhafi had been eased out and encouraged to go to venezuela than indicted, it may be a peace settlement of the violence in libya would have come earlier and fewer people would have died. the duvalliers, for example, were eased out of haiti and i think that

"nightline" profiled selma hayek in sierra leone, a country where the culture discourages breast-feedingand it leads to malnutrition. this video of when hayek breast fed a little boy went viral. stars don't often breast-feed perfect strangers. perhaps beyonce was trying to make amention. when she gave birth to blue ivy, she and jay-z rented an entire wing of lenox hill hospital. a breast-feeding group threatened to sue. now, beyonce has joined the breast-feeding brigade. asserting her right to breast-feed, even wh with paparazzi in hot pursuit. i'm david wright for "nightline," in los angeles. >> go, beyonce. tonight, a recap of our top story. that line of the deadly storms ac

is different from the ad hoc tribunals that have dealt with the former yugoslavia, rwanda, and sierra leone. this court is a permanent institution, but it's taken 10 years to bring the first trial to conclusion. thomas lubanga was the leader of the congolese patriots, a political group in the democratic republic of congo, which prosecutors say had an armed wing that used child soldiers. this i.c.c. trial is the only one to date that is solely related to the use of children in conflict. >> if we find guilty, that would mean that the use of child soldiers was a crime. but if isn't find guilty, that will mean child soldier, it is not a crime. that what is at stake. so we can understand the stakes are so high. >> thomas lubanga was first brought here in 2006. he's pleaded not guilty to all the charges of enlisting and constricting children under 15. it's alleged these crimes were committed during the conflict in the east of the d.r.c. in the early part of the last decade. today's judgment will be important, not only because it will decide the fate of thomas lubanga, it's also a coming of age fo

she and her son's only narrowly escaped sierra leone's brutal civil war. >> just the thought of them being abducted just makes me get -- i will not to say what to avenge, but really motivates me to do more to do justice for these children and to try -- and impunity. it has been going on for too long. >> one of the biggest successes was apprehending the former president of the ivory coast. he could go on trial within months, but the icc is limited in its reach. china, russia, and united states have not signed up. the court arrest warrants only apply in the 120 countries that are members. that is why the sudanese president can still travel abroad without fear of detention. >> investing would be justice. how many people will die and how many girls will be raped in the meantime -- that is the problem. >> prosecutors hope the verdict sends a message to war criminals and dictators and goes some way to providing justice for the victims. >> finally, some soccer news. it seems 7 is the lucky number for me and right now. the bavaria's had a 1-0 deficit in the first leg of their championship cl

thousands of people lined the route from the airport to sierra leone.plane on the way from roa rome, he called for mexicans to stop idolizing money, which he said feeds the mexican drug war. on monday, he heads to cuba. on the presidential campaign trail, rick santorum today tried to walk back a remark he made earlier in the week which made it sound he was suggesting republicans should just vote for president obama if mitt romney is going to be the nominee. here's what he said and then today's explanation. >> we might as well stay with what we have instead of taking a risk on what may be the etch-a-sketch candidate. >> what i said was clear, i was saying if we don't have a choice, a lot of voters are going to vote for what they have. that's why we have to have a choice. >> santorum went on to add, quote, i have always said i would vote for the nominee of the republican party no matter who it is. >>> there is breaking news tonight that is rocking the financial world that concerned jon corzine, former governor from new jersey and the chief executive offic

>>rob: we are outside of the home of sierra leone just north of morgan hill.gathering, hoping for good news. we had a briefing late this afternoon from a sheriff's department will send information to pass along. here is information i wanted to pass along. sheriff's detectives are going door to door and three interviewing virtually all of the people in this neighborhood. just about everyone who lives in this part of town. the sexual assault and force the team tried to make contact with every known registered sex offender in the area to try to verify their hereabouts when sierra went missing last friday morning. >> some of them do have a devious and tracking devices on. those will be checked. the ones that do not will be interviewed. we will continue until we make contact with all 267 on sex offenders in south county, that is between gilroy, morgan hill and san joaquin. not only is the state's task force helping out, but hopefully we can have all of the contacts within the next few days. the girl's mother was stopping people at its intersection passing out highl

mexico, numerous excellent international discoveries in algeria, brazil, china, ghana, ivory coast, sierra leonezambique, new zealand, liberia. today they had their annual investor meeting, and it got slammed falling $1.12 on a day where almost every stock i follow was up. the reason? the market didn't like its production guidance. on the surface it seemed lower than the target of 7% to 9%. if you dig a little deeper, you realize that the disapointing headline number didn't account for the company's asset sales, and it relee flekts a slowdown in drilling for dry natural gas. that's exactly what you want to see given the insanely low price of natural gas, and that's why anna dark yes yo has 0% of its expenditure budget to oil and liquids. in other words, anadarko was punished today for doing the right thing. when you consider they delivered a spectacular beat and throw in the fact that the company has some major catalysts on the way later this year, two of its mega projects come on-line, i think today's pullback could represent a real bargain. so let's take a closer like with jim hackett, the cha

alger algeria, brazil, ivory coast, sierra leone, mozambique, new zealand, liberia.had their annual investor meeting, and it got slammed falling $1.12 on a day where almost every stock i thought was up. the reason? the stock market didn't like its production guidance. on the surface it seemed lower than the target of 7% to 9%. dig deeper, and you realize that the disappointing headline number didn't account for the asset sales, and it calls for dry natural gas. that's exactly what you want to see given the insanely low price of natural gas, and that's why anna dark yes yo has 0% of its expenditure budget to oil and liquids. anadarko was punished for doing the right thing. when you consider they deliver a spectacular beat and throw in the fact that the company has some major catalysts on the way later this year, two of its mega projects come on-line, i think today's pullback auto represent a real bargain. let's take a look with jim hackett, the chairman and ceo of anadarko. mr. hackett, welcome back to "mad money". good to see you, sir. >> good to see you, jim. thank

in chechnya and the balkans, east timor, sierra leone, zimbabwe. she was not just in the middle east, she was there. for those of you who cannot instantly remember some of her coverage, i'm sure you remember her eyepatch. this is from her work in sri lanka where she defied a government ban on journalists' access, traveled over 30 miles through the jungles to report on the terrible war crimes of the sri lankan civil war. i remember reading them at the time and being moved to try and do something. colvin suffered. she never threw in the towel. if anything, it pushed her to work even harder. her quests to help the women and children from every single war-torn country she entered endeared her to those women, those communities, those members of our global community who knew and know that her type of bravery was so rare indeed. this brutal regime has broken families, torn apart homes and forever being changed the way of life for the syrian people. there is darkness that's descended over syria by design by this awful, awful regime. and there was colvin sh

leon, guanajuato. cu - por ahora comenzamos con la nueva evidencia en cuanto a la desaparicion de la adolescente de morgan hill, sierra lamar; pero el hallazgo ha creado incertidumbre entre los investigadore s.. gabriela dellan nos amplia., buenas noches gabriela. 0:15- 0:27 0:30- 0:45 1:25 - 1:35 1:38 take pkg intro gaby -- buenas noches blanca... en efecto .. el condado de santa clara confirmo haber encontrado la bolsa de sierra lamar.. la cual contenia una playera, sus pantalones y ropa interior que han sido descritos como "bien doblado" -- la bolsa fue localizada en un campo, cerca de su casa por el bulevard santa teresa y la avenida laguna... en morgan hill el domingo a la una de la tarde, pero esta informacion no se quizo revelar hasta tener confirmado que pertenecian a sierra -- el sargento cardoza comenta del hallazgo 00:21:57 " desafortunadamen te no sabemos si esa ropa la tenía puesta sierra el viernes en la mañana cuando se fue de su casa, no sabemos en este momento si era ropa extra que ella tenía en la bolsa, o si lo tenía tiempo al tiempo que se fue de la casa." 00:22:11 ---tambien a una milla de donde s