. —— sniping. the british people deserve to know more. it is not unreasonable.te leave spending inquiry. this is a ready be announced. the official campaign to quit the eu is facing questions. an investigation is ready be launched. what we know about this? this is another slightly difficult one. there are so many complex tories on the front pages to giant. vote leave was the campaign to leave. —— there are so many complex stories on the front pages tonight. now the electoral commission is looking into donations, including one of £635,000 to an organisation called be leave. the big problem is this: berrer spending limits. that is the law. what vote leave is being accused of is getting money and then sending—off two satellites which we re sending—off two satellites which were actually vote leave itself. that is a violation. series consequences like they get fined or something, or it could be nullification. all of these things are there. —— serious consequences. vote leave deny this. they said that they were told by the election commission they were allowed to do t

the sniping and bombardment of the capital sarajevo was designed to terrorise the civilian populationhot a bosnian muslim woman walking on the street with her children. he's talking about the woman in the white coat, her name is dzena na sokolovic. the bullet passed through her abdomen and hit her seven—year—old son in the head, killing him. last year, i went to see her, she told me why she'd gone to the hague to give evidence. translation: it meant a lot to me, i went for the sake of my child. i know that nothing will bring him back, but i would go again tomorrow if they asked me. i can't tell you how important it was for me to testify. across bosnia, mladic's forces drove hundreds of thousands of non—serbs from their homes. thousands of men were held in detention camps, were hundreds died. for this, mladic was convicted of murder, extermination and forced deportation. this is vikrit in 1982, today he welcomed the verdict. "this should send a signal across the world", he told me, "that in future war criminals will be punished. there will be justice." ratko mladic was not the architec

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the objective of this jce campaign of sniping and shelling.arajevo joint criminal enterprise were members of the bosnian serb military and political leadership and included radovan karadzic, drug amir milosevic, and others. the charged crimes were all committed by units of the sarajevo call. the chamber now turns to the accused's responsibility for the crimes which we re responsibility for the crimes which were found to have been committed in the sarajevo component of the case. the chamber considered the accused's a cts the chamber considered the accused's acts and omissions during the existence of the sarajevo joint criminal enterprise in order to determine whether he significantly contributed to this joint criminal enterprise. the chamber found that the accused was involved in the establishment of the sarajevo army corps and made decisions, commanded these units from 1992 to 1995 in various operations, procured assistance from the army of the yugoslavia during the siege, ordered the use of modified weaponry and participated in discussions be

the sniping and bombardment of the capital sarajevo was designed to terrorize the civilian population they shot a bosnian woman walking on the street with her children. he's talking about the woman in the white coat. >> the bullet passed through her abdomen and hit her seven-year-old son in the head, killing him. >> last year i went to see her. she told me why she had gone to the hague to give evidence. >> it meant a lot to me. i went for the sake of my child. i know that nothing will bring him back, but i would go again tomorrow if they asked me. i cannot tell you how important it was for me to testify. >> across bosnia, his forces drove hundreds of thousands of non-serbs from their homes. thousands of men were held in detention camps, where hundreds died. for this, he was convicted of murder, extermination, and forced deportation. today this man welcomed the verdict. this should send a signal across the world that in the future, or -- war criminals will be punished. there will be justice. mladic was not the architect of ethnic cleansing, but he was the ruthless enforcer. he did not

which had the objective of spreading terror among the civilian population through a campaign of sniping and shelling as charged in the indictment including through murder acts of violence the primary purpose of which is to spread terror among the civilian population and and lawful attacks on civilians third they serve the. j.c. the objective of which was the elimination of force to mushrooms into going. through the crimes trial it's in the indictment including genocide persecutions extermination murder the in your main act of forcible transfer and deportation forth. hosted sticking. the objective which was taking and. to prevent nato from conducting air strikes against military targets sort of crime of taking host the choose as a war crime in addition the prosecution charged with having planned instigated. and or aided and abetted the crimes in the indictment finally it also charged to accused as a superior pursuant to article three. seven three of the statute. listening in there to the court proceedings going on in the hague relating to the charges which were at colma laddish the forme

seems to have been unable to keep the different elements in these exploratory coalition talks from sniping at each other so no trust was able to evolve between the negotiating partners and we're now facing here in germany a period of unprecedented political uncertainty take us to the next. absalom engine that chancellor merkel will be meeting with the german president five about this time i today that's right and frank fell to steinmeyer who is by the way a social democrats will though he is german president bound to be politically neutral he'll be talking to us at two pm local time i understand he is going to be appealing all parties in in germany to all parties in germany to bear in mind they have a responsibility. not only to their party but also to the nation now some people see that as a hint to the social democrats who are still chancellor merkel's coalition partners in the outgoing government. an appeal to them or at least a hint to them that they may need to reconsider their declaration that they are not available for a coalition with chancellor merkel is that likely that the socia

the sniping and bombardment of the capital sarajevo was designed to terrorise the civilian populationg on the street with her children. he's talking about the woman in the white coat, her name is dzena na sokolovic. the bullet passed through her abdomen and hit her seven—year—old son in the head, killing him. last year, i went to see her. she told me why she'd gone to the hague to give evidence. translation: it meant a lot to me, i went for the sake of my child. i know that nothing will bring him back, but i would go again tomorrow if they asked me. i can't tell you how important it was for me to testify. across bosnia, mladic's forces drove hundreds of thousands of non—serbs from their homes. thousands of men were held in detention camps, were hundreds died. for this, mladic was convicted of murder, extermination and forced deportation. this is vikrit in 1982, today he welcomed the verdict. "this should send a signal across the world", he told me, "that in future war criminals will be punished. there will be justice." ratko mladic was not the architect of ethnic cleansing, but he was

the sniping and bombardment of the capital sarajevo was designed to terrorise the civilian populationren. he's talking about the woman in the white coat, her name is dzena na sokolovic. the bullet passed through her abdomen and hit her seven—year—old son in the head, killing him. last year i went to see her, she told me why she'd gone to the hague to give evidence. translation: it meant a lot to me, i went for the sake of my child. i know that nothing will bring him back, but i would go again tomorrow if they asked me. i can't tell you how important it was for me to testify. across bosnia, mladic's forces drove hundreds of thousands of non—serbs from their homes. thousands of men were held in detention camps, were hundreds died. for this, mladic was convicted of murder, extermination and forced deportation. this is vikrit in 1982, today he welcomed the verdict. "this should send a signal across the world", he told me, "that in future war criminals will be punished. there will be justice." ratko mladic was not the architect of ethnic cleansing, but he was its ruthless enforcer. he didn

the sniping and bombardment of the capital sarajevo was designed to terrorise the civilian population's talking about the woman in the white coat. her name is djenana sokolovic. the bullet passed through her abdomen and hit her seven—year—old son in the head, killing him. last year i went to see her. she told me why she'd gone to the hague to give evidence. translation: it meant a lot to me. i went for the sake of my child. i know that nothing will bring him back, but i would go again tomorrow if they asked me. i can't tell you how important it was for me to testify. across bosnia, mladic‘s forces drove hundreds of thousands of non—serbs from their homes. thousands of men were held in detention camps, where hundreds died. for this, mladic was convicted of murder, extermination and forced deportation. this is fikret alic in 1992. today, he welcomed the verdict. translation: this should send a signal across the world, that in future war criminals will be punished. there will be justice. ratko mladic was not the architect of ethnic cleansing, but he was its ruthless enforcer. he didn'tju

. >> he continues to march along pursuing his objectives despite the sniping. he continues to move forward, try to get things accomplished. also realize -- >> he is accomplishing great things, but he is doing so with an expenditure of energy that is more man necessary. >> can you imagine if members of his open party actually supported him. lou: if nationsal left wing media had any fairness or a sense of balance, and responsibility to the public's right to know, the truth. what he could accomplice, my god. >> this is just a question of intellectual honesty, unfortunately it is absent. the latest is fusion gps nonsense, the so-calleddic journalists -- ex journalists buying and placing phonied up stories they manufactured. the corrosive affect on public trust in media is further drif en intdriven intothe gutter. lou: we're over, but, in talking with peter schweizer author of clinton cash. >> a great guy. lou: one of the most successful and productive and important investigative reporters that involved in any of this, setting much in motion. >> absolutely. lou: las

as he was giving orders to snipe and shell and besiege the city, as he was giving the orders to overrun enclaves and that is the big one where he's accused of ordering the massacre of more than 7,000 young boz kneei -- bosnian males and forcibly removing the women and children. this is what he's accused of, the tens of thousands and this is where he's going to face justice today and he's the last one of this group of accused killers. one was last year accused and convicted an before that certsen president. we wait to hear what the court hands down. >> now, he's 74 years old. he's had several strokes. his health has deteriorated significantly, so if he is found guilty, what kind of sentencing would he be facing? >> well, the prosecutors want life. previously his political master, the man who, you know, held the puppet strings was given 40 years and he's appealing, but the prosecutors want life. we will see what the court gives. you know, he was on the ground. he can't say that oh, i didn't know what my commanders were doing. he was on the ground. he was giving the orders and if you see t

and sniping after his death would continue along the lines after dark. both sides were truly believed that the fight for fox's gap was over. a mile to the north that turner's gap, another drama had been unfolding that afternoon. throughout the morning with the federal 68 on forcing fox's gap, there had been no activity on the national pike or steep slope that commanded that roe defended by brigadier general robert rhodes. but in the midafternoon hours, that would change. at the direction of the wing commander burnside, general joseph hooker shook out his 10,000 men into a line of battle, forming his right flank of three brigades. they would make a seemingly impossible advance up the mountain. in advance that would uncouple -- an advance that would third alabama, 26 alabama. mustering fewer than 1500 -- it was ads's men hand-to-hand fight. again and again, we were told to surrender. they flouted those orders and took up new positions no fewer than seven times. but it was not enough. even with the aid led by a stubborn brigade of south carolinians and the

mueller is conducting is a snipe hunt. as many of the members of this committee have indicated, however, there does seem to be damning evidence related to russia and hillary clinton's state department. if there's as much evidence in my judgment against the president as we have against the obama administration and mrs. clinton, i'm afraid mr. trump would have been burned at the stake by now. there's a clear inequity. the fbi and the department of energy court documents detail an extensive coordinated scheme of kim backs, extortion and general wrong doing related to the acquisition of a uranium trucking firm in the canadian mining company uranium one but the russian company. the fbi obtained an eye witness account routing millions of dollars to the u.s. which benefitted the clinton foundation. despite this evidence, rather than bring charges in 2010, that was not on your watch, the fbi continued the investigation for four more years and allowed the acquisition of 20 percent of our strategic uranium supply to take place witho

more than 1,400 days in which the people of sarajevo were subjected to sniping and shelling and a systematicthem into submission. indeed, if you think back to what he said at the time, ratko mladic said he wanted them bombed to the edge of madness. and for the people here in sarajevo, they're going to be watching very closely to see what comes out today. justice certainly. but by no means the sort of reconciliation really that this part of the world so desperately needs, isha. >> and very quickly, because we're almost out of time, melissa, do we expect him to be in court to hear the verdict? i understand he is frail after a series of strokes and is 74 now. >> he is extremely frail. and of course we've watched his health really deteriorate before our very eyes over the course of the last few years, as you say. he was only captured in 2011. but ever since, this man who had been so full of banter of talk, who had been very forthright in everything he had to say, very free speaking throughout the war, suddenly looking more and more frail and behaving in a more and more erratic way. we are hoping

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a district court judge heard them sniping at each other and erupted, threatening to have dcf, the departmentn and families, take custody of brianna. >> if i see that come into this court, i'll be on the phone to dcf so fast, they'll be here before you get out the door. >> reporter: it was a turning point. because of the judge's warning, each woman now knew that one wrong move could cost them custody of the daughter they adored. so the prosecutors' theory of what happened on march 29th. ann went down those stairs. whether she was pushed or not, they couldn't say. what mattered, they told jurors, was what happened at the bottom of the stairs. >> the defendant had to make a choice. call for help. likely face criminal charges. lose her home. lose her daughter. lose her livelihood. or, on the other hand, make ann go away. and she made her choice. >> reporter: now it was over to cara's defense team. they'd managed to avoid conviction twice. could they do it a third time? >> from witness for the prosecution to a key witness for the defense. >> is he gonna say, "investigator, you ran a shabby case h

pointless partisan sniping in washington. trump was going to host democratic leaders at the white house for a deal making session today. but he couldn't help himself. then he tweeted, meeting with chuck and nangsy today. i don't see a deal. let's be clear. let's even be fair. donald trump, not the first president to take a political meeting strictly for posturing. to pretend you're open to a bipartisan deal. but it is rare to just admit that before your guests arrive. you're basically daring them with going along being props. they said they don't want to be props and they bailed on the meeting. the president tweeted a blat anally inaccurate statement and then concluded yorgs see a deal. the president said i don't see a deal three hours before our meeting. before he heard anything we had to say. >> in the senate, stopping a shutdown does need democratic votes. the gop can't go it alone. as for taxes which white house aides desperately want trump to focus. the resistance was showing up. >> mr. chairman, the ayes are 12 and the

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when you were walking into the set, you mentioned there's more to this when you see the sniping. >> so first off, there are people in the white house at a very senior level who have actual jobs to do, who are determined to keep doing them. as gabe reported in the piece, as we know elsewhere. i talked to one of them about an hour ago. them, look, we've got important matters coming up. we're staying in our lanes. and don't forget, the president is about to go on this long massive and very important trip to asia. those people, the mattis types, the mcmaster times, they're staying in their lane. and they are conducting the world's and america's business. now, as for donald trump, the key here, i think, is that bob mueller has shown that he understands that trying to make the case on donald trump about solely obstruction of justice is a political case subject to interpretation. but collusion is collusion if the facts are there. the import of the george papadopoulos film, the import of the people that mueller is looking for now is that he believes, and he knows pits important if he's going t

at right now and also the judge has gone on to say that intended to carry out a deadly campaign of snipingand shelling in sarajevo when the war in bosnia herzegovina was at its height we are awaiting the handing down off the sentence against iraq cloak. the self-styled so-called the butcher of bosnia sorry of of course besieged for forty six months if you look back at what happened at sorry it was a journal of record who lived in sarajevo bosnian muslims who occupied the hills around sarajevo shelling it lobbing shells into it for those four to six months in the main forces as soon as we get a sentence that from the hague will bring it to you just as soon as we can here on the news hour. also still ahead here on this program the sports news with sana one of the biggest rivalries in international cricket is set to resume santa has the details when we return. in three. busy news day but we always make time thank you very much peter while it was another day another record for christiane although he continued his exceptional record in the champions league he scored twice for real madrid agains

mueller is conducting is a snipe hunt. and as many of the members of this committee have indicated, however, there does seem to be damming evidence related to russian and hillary clinton state department. if there have been as much evidence in my judgment against the president as we have against the obama administration, and mrs. clinton, i'm afraid mr. trump would have been burned at the stake by now. there is it a clear inequity. the fbi and department of energy court documents detail an extensive coordinated scheme of kickbacks, bribery, extortion threats and general wrongdoing of uranium one by the russia giant. the fbi obtained an eye witness account backed by documents indicating russian nuclear officials routing millions of dollars to the u.s. which benefited the clinton administration, or clinton foundation, clinton foundation. despite this evidence rather than bring charges in 2010, that was not on your watch, the fbi continued the investigation for four more years and allowed the acquisition of 20% of our strateg

he is occasionally sniped at the present and i doubt he calls to get them to fight -- advice and i doubt donald trump ask them for advice. here's an interesting interaction with jimmy carter is is. i think he might have surpassed barry goldwater in 1964. you remember for years in journalism ethics classes amazingly how unethical it was for a newspaper in 1964 to say of the survey that a thousand psychiatrists that goldwater was mentally ill. it's unethical to say if you haven't met with a patient who nowadays psychiatrist who have never met with president trump colin mentally ill it's called grave journalism. he has gotten treated unfairly in that regard for jimmy carter pointed that out. the president shot him between saying thank you president carter and he might have hopped on the phone with him. this guy is pretty isolated. he's very different from the last president and he basically ran against everything they build that all the living presence had built. i don't think they are going to get along because of that reason. a scope yet the project into a second trump term with a crystal

i have suggested many times the existing russian trump investigation is a snipe hunt. as many members of this committee has indicated, there does seem to be damning evidence relating to the russia and hillary clinton state department. if there was as much evidence against the president as we have against the obama administration he mrs. clinton, i'm afraid would be burned at the stake right now. court documents detail an extensive coordinated scheme of kickbacks, bribery, and general wrongdoing related to the acquisition of uranium trucking a russianium one, by giant. of russianss account officials routing millions of dollars to the clinton foundation. despite this evidence, rather than bring charges in 2010 -- not on your watch -- the fbi continue the investigation four more years and allowed the acquisition of 20% of our strategic uranium supply without informing congress. the head of the fbi at the time was robert mueller. one for the was record. i think the committee is about to close up. what do you think the justice department can do to close this seemingly lack