with regard to eights eight through ten, the ceqa -- items eight through ten, the ceqa appeal, i believe the planning department properly reviewed the project and that a class 31 exemption was appropriate in this case. therefore, i'd like to move to affirm the determination made by the planning department that the proposed project at 3637 and 3657 sacramento street is categorically exempt from further environmental review and deny the motion in item nine. >> president yee: okay. >> supervisor peskin: i'll second. >> president yee: so we have a motion to approve items eight, and to table nine and ten. we have a second by supervisor safai. colleagues, can we take this same house, same call? okay. items are approved. >> clerk: mr. president, items eight were approved, and items nine and ten were tabled. 11 and 13 are before the board. >> president yee: okay. >> supervisor stefani: president yee, can we rerefer itemed 11, 12, and -- items 11, 12, and 13? i have a few items that i need to review with the city attorney. >> president yee: okay. there is a motion to rerefer. do i need a second f

there were ten crew in this plane.ve had a flying suit as well, hence the boots and boots that were inside these. there were cases of men having amputated limbs because they took their gloves after man the guns and their fingers froze. is —30 up guns and their fingers froze. is —30 up in the clouds. it is incredible to think of the conditions. you can see behind we have one of the us vehicles, the willis g? that is mine. i keep it at home. and we have some of the re—enactors behind us. we have the national fire service vehicles. it would have been a vehicle like this that would have come to the tragedy. so we are here on the main green, where on that fateful day where the children were playing, including tony, but the pilot managed to man that it might navigate the plane so it crashed where charlie is, where the memorial is. thank you very much. the crowds have gathered and as you can probably see, lots of people have come in uniform, some are people who do re—enactments. but i think what we can see right now is raf mi

and to know that the names of ten us servicemen we re that the names of ten us servicemen were on one who have come here to commemorate the service given by your relatives. incredible. we are so pleased you took the trouble to come here. tony, i know it has meant a lot of you to meet these family members, face—to—face. meet these family members, face-to-face. very much so. it means so face-to-face. very much so. it means so much for us to meet you. we'll get it together again. we have been very blessed this morning. thank you, gentlemen, for talking us through what we saw in the skies. we have been blessed with this beautiful, clear sky. it we have been blessed with this beautiful, clearsky. it is we have been blessed with this beautiful, clear sky. it is as if it was always meant to be. perfect timing. let's go back to matt at raf coningsby, where some of those planes have travelled from, for a last look at the weather. i know that he was responsible for this lovely weather! it worked out all right, it was good weather!” can't tell you how nervous i was this morning. that morning fro

events over the coming ten years. in the qatar two thousand and twenty two world cup. meanwhile interpol had ended its partnership with rumors had swirled about qatar's world cup bid did the ethics committee take another look at the qatar deal. first of all it's important to point out that i carry out assessments all money that comes from the private sector if it's from qatar it's public. so you made no inquiries. even if there is suspicion of corruption records or. diligence on member state governments so the group. in two thousand and thirteen when all of europe was attempting to get a grip on tax evasion run out noble created a foundation in geneva interpol's foundation for a safer world is stated aim was to raise funds for the organization. fund raising at that level requires an illustrious board of directors. noble lined up a suitable ensemble. shake months or a deputy prime minister of the united arab emirates. can sing one former deputy prime minister of singapore. or a lebanese former minister carlos gone c.e.

with a cash infusion of twenty million euros over ten years. at the time everyone was surprised i myself thought interpol interval had never really interested me. and it happened at the very moment president blast her and fifo were being attacked from all sides to stand on a partnership goodwill that all day long if they. want to. come out of the last. six months earlier fifa had made some surprising decisions on the bids to host the twenty eighteen and twenty twenty two world cup. full. combat i think the. only. this was six months before interpol signed its partnership deal with fifa. why would an international police organization that lie itself with an association that was under deep suspicion. for. the secretary of. the deal was signed just three weeks before the sixty first fifa congress. letter would be seeking a fourth term as fee for president. as a decent site of course appearing in public with the secretary general of energy. well at that particular moment was a gift from the gods. that led to i think it's going to be good i think th

on a scale of one to ten with ten being the most extreme pain. i was a constant seven. zero i tried everything. points therapy physio oxygen therapy and hypnosis as well as various relaxation techniques but his muscle cramps and pain persisted no one could figure out where the pain came from and pain medicine only gave him limited relief. i was taking some really strong medicines including ones containing opiates but they didn't help much i was in less pain but they didn't find the muscle spasms. and i wasn't able to do anything else because the medication made me so groggy. the food. sebastian spent three weeks in hospital undergoing a pain therapy called biofeedback it's supposed to teach the patient to perceive pain in a more nuanced way but this procedure didn't help either he had a consultation with his doctor who could see that sebastian had pretty much tried everything. looking at the pain survey i can see you always have high intensity paying. for it i see that nothing's changed there so we can definitely discuss cannabis as an option. the doctor explained that

red notices are a tried and tested tool but their numbers increased five fold in the span of just ten years. there were some twenty three hundred in two thousand and five and nearly thirteen thousand in two thousand and sixteen. but that increase also has a side effect. last year we issued about ten thousand requests notices wanted notices one to two percent of them would dispute it. that one to two percent represents tens or even hundreds of red notices but article three of interpol's constitution referred to as the neutrality clause stipulates it is strictly forbidden for the organization to undertake any intervention or activities of a political military religious or racial character. sanctioning those who abuse red notices might be a solution but interpol is permanently underfunded. it's the second largest international organization after the united nations but its budget nowhere near matches its reputation. the combined statutory contributions of all one hundred ninety two member countries come to hardly more than fifty million euros by comparison the f.b.i.'s budget is some seve

r kelly has been charged with ten counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse, with ten counts of aggravatedabuse, nine which underage girls. the r&b star whose real name is robert sylvester kelly has faced decades of allegations of sexual abuse against women and girls underage. he has ever been convicted and priestley denied other allegations. the arrest warrant was issued for the 52—year—old and his lawyer says he is shellshocked and he had expect to turn himself in on friday —— expected. we believe those pictures of him actually doing that, more on that story on our website. construction workers doing dredging work on a dam in estonia saved what they believed was a dog trapped on the ice. they pulled the animal, stiff from the cold and with ice in its fur, out of the water, wrapped it in a towel and took it to warm up in their car. it was only when they were driving to an animal rescue centre that they began to think the creature they saved was not a dog, but a wolf. a local hunter confirmed it was a young male wolf, about a—year—old. estonia is home to hundreds of wolves. i believe it di

last year alone ten journalists were killed apparently as retribution for their work. especially at risk are those who dare to ask questions about mexico's drug cartels. the country's war on drugs has claimed tens of thousands of civilian lives in the past two decades yemeni journalist and about hernandez is a survivor her family has been threatened at gunpoint and someone once left a box of de capitated animals on her doorstep. popular two thousand and ten book narco land investigates ties between drug cartels and the mexican government she says her work has put her life at risk. many of the shots of the mexican government tried to kill me know this not lock up the noise. was the mexican government tried to kill me ask had been trying to kill too many other journalists in my he got that trying to say that to about this pollution hernandez now lives in exile in europe where she continues her research for her efforts to expose corruption dutch avila has awarded her the two thousand and one thousand freedom of speech award. while these these are working not very sensitiv

for years that we were ten years to create the becomes clear when we were probably at least ten years too late or more powered by four engines the a three eighty double decker can carry more than five hundred forty passengers but since its creation its been plagued by delivery delays rising costs and falling orders bosses say the final blow came after to buy based airline emirates reduced an order of the model by thirty nine planes because of a fall in demand bosses of call the decision to end the a three eighty painful and disappointing but they admitted it made no financial sense to continue with such a large aircraft when the trend in airline travel is toward smaller planes like these trained between when airlines expected superjumbo to be the flagship of that fleet that switched very fast to airlines recognizing that actually there are smaller aircraft that seat a good amount of passengers but a far more efficient and it's the efficiency that is king. shareholders have welcomed the end of the a three eighty considered by some as a financial drain indeed the company also announced

property rights services currency agriculture and non-tariff barriers to trade this also includes a ten item list of commodities and goods that china will buy from the u.s. and on march first after a ninety day truce u.s. tariffs on two hundred billion dollars of chinese goods will jump from ten percent to twenty five percent and who has the upper hand on the economy given that china's growth has dropped to its lowest annual rate in almost three decades china is significantly reliant on trade on the other hand president needs a deal that doesn't undermine his pledge to be tough on china so with the march first deadline approaching the u.s. may have the economic advantage by china has a political advantage president trump also sent his strongest signal yet on tuesday that the march first deadline is not a magical date potentially offering negotiators additional room to breathe to scrape a deal all together. and we think so i want to pick up on what she was reporting there and joining us now for the discussion in the u.s. china trade. continues is the chief c.e.o. of your pacific capital

liberty and psychological as a show trusts strong ten years ago. well now if she was called globalization i'm sure they cost it but that's what's going on along with the dollars. that would sit here with what obama has done personally i think he has not done enough i think in syria for example in two thousand and sixteen when there was a threat and we knew that the us invasion was about to use chemical weapons on a wide scale like he has done in. the obama administration should have responded with force and intimidate the capacity of the city to use helicopters and other if forced to trouble that it bombs and says. we will not be judged by what it is that we inherited we will be judged by what we give to our children we must accept responsibility to fix our nations and make sure that we fix them for the sake of the future stop looking behind us and believe in the new clueless. we have we must have a new generation of people who will fix all countries for the rest of the future and that's basically what it is there will be in nigeria. welcome back t

i hope that in the future, in ten more yea rs, that in the future, in ten more yea rs , we that in theten more years, we can have a very small incidents of birth defects, like in the other countries. the bbc's witness series in vietnam there. the american film director stanley donen has died at the age of 94. donen's works included musicals such as ‘singin' in the rain', ‘funny face' and ‘seven brides for seven brothers'. the director once told vanity fair magazine that watching fred astaire when he was nine years old had changed his life. stanley donen was given an honorary lifetime achievement oscar in 1998. that is the way it is looking this sour, plenty more at the bbc news website. i'm @duncangolestani. for now, thank you forjoining us, bye— bye. hello there. part one of the weekend was a little bit disappointing across the north and the west of the country. the best in the sunshine was across eastern england, where it was pretty warm at a top temperature of 18 celsius. the sunday, it looks like it is going to be another chilly start but i'm hopeful we will see more widespread sun

one of the world's biggest drug traffickers the mexican el chapo is found guilty on all ten counts at his trial in new york trial is paid back the curtain on international drug dealing in a way that no other trial. unearned take is al-jazeera live from london also coming up thousands protest against the venezuelan president the opposition leader says aid will enter the country next week. catalan separatist leaders start their defense in court against challenges of rebellion in. the study is not happy about it it's not doing the trick and president trump says he hasn't yet decided whether to support a congressional compromise to avert another government shutdown. hello mexico's most notorious drug lords has been found guilty of running an industrial scale smuggling operation of chapo guzman faced a three month trial packed with tales of gruesome killings jewel encrusted guns and cocaine hidden in how to pin your cans a sixty one year old shot to infamy after escaping jail for the second time in twenty fourteen only to be recaptured two years later. this trial has pulled back the curtai

now she is seeking to about ten regulations or restricting testosterone levels in a woman before they come to spades in the sports now how do you think she's going to argue this case well i think if you go back to the previous case in two thousand and nine when she was originally tasted and didn't participate in two july two thousand and ten we put together a group of specialists they live in of them in fact they actually proved to audible a if the levels of testosterone were on the ten was the level it was that was sent and we proved it to them in turkey and that was the accepted norm in in twenty teams wow all of a sudden do you go and talk at the three vents in four hundred eight hundred and fifteen hundred when in two thousand and ten the level was proved with our medical team at ten and now they've evolved to five so you know for me this step only three events. an interesting one that you seeing you smile or ott. well i you know i just think that people are talking just don't think it's totally unfair and you know what is amazing for me is no one has actually edged come out and s

after last weekend's incident some are demanding change as locals grieve police say they've made ten arrests samples of the toxic white have been sent for forensic testing but justice here won't be enough to solve the crisis and history groups estimate forty percent of india's annual alcohol consumption is illegally produced and it keeps claiming lives. joining me now is jacqueline allonby david she's an addiction counselor and researcher in shinai jacqueline more than one hundred fifty people have died what is the national response so far. god be upgradable. people who are fine and have been hospitalized is the news of the state this speaks to. the public that it is responding yes most of them i don't read this is a problem which is. this. issue that we just. thought it was for why did i think it only because it was not all that common for like the . levels that things are so although it is also part of the damages that can damage is also very. complicated now is this a problem connected to alcoholism or are people just having one drink and getting poisoned to has to do with the pro

in ten to fifteen years all cars will be connected in some way to digital slowed giving and receiving information a good way to think about this is to imagine your car as a data center on wheels or like your smartphone only perhaps a hundred times more powerful according to folks so i can see you know herbut peace within twenty five years all cars on the roads will have. this level of interconnectedness that's part of the reason why volkswagen and microsoft see their digital collaboration as part of volkswagens long term vision for the future of driving but challenges remain familiar issues with connected devices like the dangers of hacking or surveillance could find themselves replicated in the connected car collaborating companies like microsoft in v.w. will have to reassure the motorists of the future that software security keeps pace with advances. brags that remaining a threat to business banks are running for cover when a from london that is u.s. money transfer giant money grab has moved its european headquarters from london to brussels even british by barclays has shifted asset

that was ten years ago although some things never change philip may the husband of u.k. prime minister to resign works for a company that's the largest shareholder in be a systems. we try and provide our people our government our allies with the very best weapons the very best sticks they can have to encourage peace sound familiar that strategic relationship that the u.k. has with saudi arabia is what allows us to have a huge influence in bringing about peace in yemen but so far talk of bombing peace into yemen isn't changing the germans minds behind you know goodness figure only the position of the german government is that we're not currently delivering weapons to saudi arabia and future decisions on this will depend on developments in the yemen conflict one illustration of just how close to being a new to the government if this is the advertising that in west means that you face and reminding them hundreds and i better leave it was positive from all of them and every single day of the fourth of the. u.k. defense. when it comes to the ongoing saudi war on yemen riyadh

this is set to expire at ten. i think it'll be extended right now we are looking at those gusts in the range of 65 miles an hour. yes, we have that winter storm warning. this is in effect through tuesday. we have another storm system sunday into monday. that will bring with it low snow levels. we will talk more about that coming up. in the meantime we are live this morning at the marin head lands. i have to imagine its windy, wet out there. how you doing >> reporter: yeah. it is. we saw quite a bit of rain as we were coming up here. the one constant as we have been talking about, that wind. that high wind warning still in effect until ten this morning. as you said that could be extended depending on conditions. overnight the north bay saw wind gusts from 50 to 60 miles an hour across some of the ridge tops. about an hour ago, pg&e reporting outages in santa cruz, about 6,000 people without power there this morning. no doubt, probably because of some of that wind, crews are on the way to try to figure out what is g

with those ten men but he says saved his life.what is perhaps more sobering than anything is this was just one bomber ona anything is this was just one bomber on a day, it was explained to me earlier today that on that same day they lost another 3a bombers. these stories echo around europe. as we mentioned, this all happened because of a chance encounter in the park between tony and bbc breakfast‘s dan walker — who was missing from today's ceremony because he is in tanzania for comic relief. he can talk to us now. i know you we re he can talk to us now. i know you were able to watch the coverage from africa, how did you feel? well, good afternoon. i suppose exactly as david was explaining, mixed emotions. i spent virtually every day speaking or talking to tony over the last six weeks, trying to plan this event, keeping part of it a secret because we wanted it to be a surprise. so there is the excitement that there were some amazing planes going over a parking sheffield to commemorate the anniversary but on top of that there's all

today, the ten u.s. honored with a iryover, all because of a british boy who saw that crash and never forgot their sacrifice. here's holly williams. >> reporter: american and british military aircraft flew together today over endcliffe park, honoring the american crew of the b-17 named "mi amigo." ( applause ) thousands cheered the planes, and 82-year-old tony foulds. >> hip, hip, hooray! >> reporter: an eight-year-old tony was in the park playing with other children the day the "mi amigo" went down in 1944. shot up by the german luftwaffe, fee american bomber was apparently attempting an emergency landing when the crew spotted the children. hi if i had not been in the park, they could have landed on dee park. >> reporter: the b-17 veered and crashed into nearby trees. tony's convinced the crew sacrificed their lives to save the children. he told cbs news last month that he feels responsible, and visits a memorial at the crash site .early every day. today, an extraordinary act of selflessness was finally

every ten minutes. ten million people in the world the stakes they have no nationality and a total made up alone and. that everyone has the rights to. everyone has the right to say. crimes against humanity. civilians free come witness six of. their recorded ages travel around the globe just social media. but what is propaganda fiction what is fact digital investigators comb through the flood of images they combine sources to try to reconstruct what happened and substantiate claims of christ thanks to this video recording of the soldier who shot the young man is on trial now. forensics between bits and parts. paving get. a big chance because justice is about the truth. truth detectives starts feb fifteenth on t.w. . this is it when it was live from berlin children.

translation: i've been here in colombia for ten months. hoping that today will be the start of a new chapter for venezuela. we can do it. there are some a difficult lives, margarita tells me. our brothers and sisters are dying at hospital doors because there's no medicine. they die at home because there's no food. they search for scraps in the bins outside restaurants. venezuela's embattled leader, nicolas maduro, hopes to drown out his critics with a concert of his own nearby. but for now at least, spirits have been lifted. well, the aim here is to raise money for aid and to raise hopes of change. and all of this will focus attention on the needs in venezuela. the real issue is whether or not the opposition will be able to bring convoys of aid through the border. and that will be put to the test very soon. backstage, richard branson told me this is the most important concert he's ever arranged. he's hoping the venezuelan soldiers nearby are listening. we are hopeful that they will lay down their arms and accept white roses, which they wil

one of the world's biggest drug traffickers the mexican chapo is found guilty on all ten counts at his trial in new york. and our intent of this is al jazeera live from london also coming up thousands protest against the venezuelan president it was issued it says aid will enter the country next week. catalan separatist leaders start their defense in court against charges of rebellion. i have to study it i'm not happy about it it's not doing the trick and president trump says a second u.s. government shutdown is unlikely despite his skepticism about a congressional compromise. oh mexico's most notorious drug lord has been found guilty of running an industrial scale smuggling operation. chapo guzman faced a three month trial packed with tales of gruesome killings jewel encrusted guns and cocaine hidden in one opinio cans a sixty one year old shot to him for me after escaping jail for the second time in twenty fourteen i need to be recaptured two years later. his trial has pulled back the curtain on international drug dealing in a way that no other trial has. it revealed that guzman and h

sume killed ten from many members. of her in. the wall as possible. people in power meets the women heading an eighteen man militia. and dispensing justice with an unforgiving hand and. an eye for an army in iraq on al-jazeera. right out of a mosque examining the headline within with the fractious issue of palestine and israel in the u.s. news and setting the discussions what makes them different as far as you'll consider sharing personal stories with a global audience nobody feels safe explore an abundance of world class programming designed to inform motivate and inspire. the world is watching on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching the news hour on al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories venezuelan opposition leader is asking the military to defy president nicolas maduro as orders and open a humanitarian corridor or into a country speaking in caracas a short time ago he thanked european countries including britain france and spain recognize him as venezuela's interim leader. fighters in somalia say they bombed a shopping center in mogadishu of

real gdp growth only by an average of 1.8% per year and cbo's ten-year projections. in short the economy isn't likely to grow quickly enough to shrink the budget deficit. we have posted an interactive workbook on our website that lets you specify different scenarios and see the results. for example, if productivity growth is half a percentage point higher every year than cbo projects, then real gdp would grow by 2.4% per year instead of 1.8%. deficits would still average 3.7% of gdp instead of 4% of gdp. and debt would stabilize at roughly 80% of gdp by 2029. such economic growth is possible, but not likely under current law. cbo aims for its projections to be in the middle of potential outcomes so there's about the same change of productivity growth would turn out to be half a percentage point lower than cbo projects. if that happens, real gdp growth would average 1.1% over the next decade and average deficits would be 5.2% of gdp and debt would swell even more than it does in our projections. fourth question, what are the consequences of high and rising debt? if de

pledged to invest also ten billion u.s. dollars into the country and we have also seen many local companies trying or you know patching investments into their facilities here in south africa and look at the shanty a big mine play in south africa so to invest four billion u.s. dollars in upgrading the mines common in factories from germany b.m.w. . bargain and also most see this pledge to invest two to three billion u.s. dollars to upgrade their production facilities here also i think you know as much as. the story that it's adding up and just very briefly getting back to what you wanted to say before about saudi arabia wanted you south africa as a gateway to. to africa indeed as south africa off as you know fairly stable political climate and also good infrastructure sold to invest here in south africa is is probably a good move by by saudi arabia to ensure a future market for its products all right stefano their business correspondent talking to us in johannesburg thank you so much. asian stock markets rallied today after

ten and now they've evolved to five so you know for me this up in wa why only three events. an interesting one that you see you smell or ott. well i think you know i just think that people are talking in custom and i think it's totally unfair and you know what is amazing for me is no one has actually edged come out and said that custer has yet to break the eight hundred meter world record but yet they targeting and say she's unfair advantage so what's unfair advantage of she hasn't broken the record yet. i mean the fact though is that because it's claimed that she has high levels of testosterone that gives a a bit of an advantage over other women that do not have that don't you agree with that point not necessarily i don't believe i mean if you have a look at in other sports as well true and you look at shaquille o'neal you look michael jordan are you saying that they hot advantage should have been something that stopped him from playing basketball. interest in question i guess the other one. yeah it's a different question altogether but i mean i just believe that if you if

no elevators discerned at speeds faster than ten meters per second this kind you. know that because it hurts this year second heard so where are the maglev elevators it's community income the store approaching the core of the tower which contains the shafts for testing our new elevators. they've been twenty years in development unlike conventional models they function without weights or cables. the elevator cab in sits on a kind of slide that travels along to guide rails. the rails essentially do the same thing a cable does in conventional lifts power generates a mobile magnetic field that propels the cabin in the planned direction. the cabin can also travel sideways. what's called the exchanger sets it on the horizontal track. i'm not allowed to take a ride the engineers are still waiting for safety approval that should happen in about two years time. if there's a sudden power outage the brakes immediately grab the guide rails cooking the cabin in place. the system would open up entirely new possibilities for architects every day and major skyscrapers thousands of

canada and ten latin american countries but europe has lashed out at e.u. leaders in response saying the spanish prime minister petro sanchez will have blood on his hands if there is an intervention you really want for not a panacea i say to mr sanchez god forbid but if one day there is a coup d'etat out of your hands you have blood on them just like the hands of person maria aznar in the war in iraq that they will forever be stained with blood and history will remember you as a puppet who was put at the service of the interventionist warmongering policy of donald trump the group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility for two attacks in somalia at least twelve people were killed and several more injured when a car bomb exploded near a shopping mall in the capital mogadishu well the armed group says its fight is also shocked at the head of a port operations company in the semi autonomous somali region of puntland fall ansley for most so he was a multi national run operations there for the dubai owned own ports company. pope francis is once again condemned the

that was more than enough to end our birds ten game winless streak the yen's lehmann effect is already in full swing. and the big topic coming out of the bonus league of this weekend is from nuremberg game in braman on saturday i would like to warn our viewers that the images you're about to see could be disturbing. midway through the second half of the match. petain it was knocked out cold and had to be given first aid despite being unconscious mccain it was not substituted and finished the match. quite incredible i'd like to bring both my guest back into the picture sat with you nineteen did you have any similar experiences like that you know korea yes i had one situation like this tried to jumbo me and didn't make it so she was landing on my hat on your head yes mr boot i was pleading. yeah but. my doctor came and he fixed it and then i continued playing so samus messina yesterday in that situation do you think it was dealt with in a poor man. on the pitch yes i absolutely think if you're going to ask an athlete he. will continue playing so i think doctors coaches absolutely have to

high after a run of four games unbeaten that's in stark contrast oxburgh who will win this the last ten minutes to get games in order to change the top fortune and they have a new face on the bench. against lehmann made his debut as assistant coach for alex book the bavarians are hoping the former germany keeper will foster a winning mentality the team certainly began with plenty of confidence and in the eighth minute the handball by daniel brzezinski gave them the chance to score from a penalty alfred finn bogus and kept up his one hundred percent record from the spot. and lightning struck twice for book in the thirty fourth minute another handball in the box gave them another penalty the referee had to check with the video assistant this time but the decision stood and fin bogus and converted again of course his ninth goal of the season had spoke to nil ahead at half time after the break the hosts continued to dominate the game and with less than an hour to go on a counterattack ended within bogus and scoring his third goal it was the icelandic strikers for patrick. that was more than

there are ten counts that he was being judged on.'m just now hearing that he was found guilty on all ten of the counts that he was being tried for. this is a huge day for the prosecutors. guilty on all ten counts. this could lead to life in prison, andrea. >> rehema, thank you so much. as you were getting the report from inside, seeing that it was guilty for all ten counts, this is a real victory for the jury system. 12 men and women, i don't know the composition of this jury, average citizens willing to stand up and take this decision against one of the most notorious criminals in history who has been known to retaliate against civilians over and over again and has a widespread network. joining me now, nbc legal analyst danny cevallos, general barry mccaffrey, the former white house drug czar. so the significance of this case, danny, first to you. >> this is a very significant verdict because it represents on a global scale the united states exercising its extraterritorial jurisdiction to reach out and get defendants who commit crim

it is six minutes past ten.men — who complained to warwick university after sexual threats were made about her and her friends in a private group online chat of male students has told us that the investigation into her complaint made herfeel like she herself was on trial. we can reveal that was put on the disciplinary panel overseeing the complaint. the woman who has spoken to us says that was a clear conflict of interest. warwick university launched an inquiry last year after suspending five students over a series of online messages, which made threats and jokes about rape. one student was handed a lifetime ban. but two male students, originally banned for ten years, have now had their punishments reduced after an appeal. this means they will now return later this year. our reporter poonam taneja has more. what have you found out? we've spoken to one of the two women named in the group chat who made the formal complaint. she didn't want to show her face, so we've disguised her identity. she told my colleague la