the tribunal's chief prosecutor has said the government is unlikely ever to put more than about twentyn trial, less than 3% of those detained since the prison was opened. currently, there are forty-six "indefinite detainees" who are considered too dangerous to release, but impossible to try. an obama administration task force has said either there isn't sufficient evidence against them, or what evidence there is, is tainted. >> mr. rumsfeld, hello, mr rumsfeld, it's wab kinew with al jazeera. >> yes sir. >> i'd like to ask if i could speak to you for a minute. we're doing a documentary on guantanamo bay prison. >> you make an appointment with my office and see what happens. >> we've tried to contact you thru your office and they haven't (door slam) gotten back to us. mr rumsfeld we'd like to know why, how you justify detaining many men in guantanamo bay who are innocent and can't be tried in court. >> you've told the american people they're hardcore al qaeda operatives. you can't then suddenly say, "oh, made a mistake. these people were not really tough al qaeda operatives. oh, my god.

, i came across a synopsis of what seemed like a great story about two reporters for the new york tribune who covered the civil war. their names were julia brown and albert richardson, and one night in may of 1863, they were desperately trying to catch up to general grant's army, which was outside vickburg ready to attack vicksburg. these who reporters got on a barge that was going down the mississippi filled with bails of hay for grant's horses. the barge set out at night so the confederates wouldn't see it, but, unp fortunately, it was a night with a full moon, and it was really quite visible, and the confederates fired cannons at it. one of the shells hit the barge, exploded, killed about a dozen union soldiers, set the hay on fire, and the reporters jumped into the river and attempted to float away. the confederates sent out boats and captured them and em prisoned them in various prisons for the next 20 months. they escaped from a prison in sulsbury, north carolina, and with the help of slaves and prounion bush whackers, walked 300 miles over the appalachians to the union lines. i rea

the tribunal has prosecuted five people so far. in february, 2012 it handed down a ruling against former prison chief. but proceedings have been slow with regular delays. the defendants are old and many are in poor health. former deputy prime minister died in march before the tribunal reached a verdict. the ongoing trial of the regime's second in command and one other defendant is scheduled to reach an important point next month. prosecutors will give closing arguments and sentencing recommendations in relation to one of the charges. but the strike means that schedule now looks doubtful. >> the special leader -- from the international community, right now it is in question. >> u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon last month expressed concern and called on the international community to help. >> today the court is in crisis. the voluntary contribution on which the court depends have run dry. cambodian staff have not been paid since june. the very survival of the court now in question. >> the u.n. says it has a shortage of $3 million i

who cover the civil war -- "new york tribune." their name were albert richardson and junius browne. and one night of may 1863 they were desperately trying to catch up to general grant's army, which was outside pittsburgh ready to attack expert. these two reporters got on a barge that was going down the mississippi filled with bales of a for grants forces. debarge set out at night so the confederate wouldn't see. but, unfortunately, it was a night with a full moon and it was really quite visible and the confederates fired cannons at it. one of the shells hit the barge, exploded, killed about a dozen union soldiers, set the hail and fire and junius browne albert jumped into the river and attempted to float away. but the confederates sent out votes and captured them and imprisoned them in various prisons for the next 20 months. and then they escaped from a prison in salisbury north carolina and with the hope of slaves and protein bushwhackers, walked 300 miles over the appalachians to the union lines. so i read this. visible and abou

taylor is the first former head of state to be convicted since nuremberg before an international tribunal for war crimes and crimes against humanity, showing that even those at the highest levels can be held to account. the ruling also made some determinations on a controversial issue, namely aiding and abetting, and how you find whether or not someone has been aiding and abetting these crimes, which are some of the counts that taylor was convicted on. a recent decision or at the yugoslav international tribunal for crimes committed in the former yugoslavia found that you need to specifically direct those crimes as aiding and abetting them. the special court turn around and said that was not the case so long as you have a substantial effect on those crimes, you can be convicted for aiding and abetting. we will see what other tribunals and decisions follow, but this is an important, different kind of ruling than that of the yugoslav tribunals in the recent period. >> taylor himself was a fairly divisive figure, and not everyone will be happy with this outcome. >> certainly not. taylor still

agreed the tribunal called it the chief the supreme international crime and what they found you know what was different about the crimes of that era was that there was the planning element i mean that's what they really focused on was that it wasn't just you know the nazis coming to power and saying hey well look you know now is our chance to be aggressive it was before that i mean part of the reason they wanted to come to power was to implement this plan that they had for waging war and so what my client alleges is similarly that there were people in the administration who had a preexisting plan who really wanted to invade iraq who were part of a movement designed to basically flex american military might in the region and when they came to power you know they weren't able to do it immediately but once there was this unrelated terrorist incident they were able to use it as a cover so i think the planning is what makes this more appropriate for a case for to consider the crime of aggression and you know aggression is gaining a lot more acceptance in the international community the i.

the second is military tribunals. they've been hesitant to do this. there is a really high acquittal rate. and they're worried that people for who they want convictions will be acquitted. this is because this is not what military tribunals were designed to do and eviden evidentiary to. the other is having them moved to another treasure. they gave yemen a whole bunch of money to build a prison complex, but they've backed off because of prison breaks so there are security concerns. the fourth one is really important. 84 out of 164 have been cleared for release. the u.s. thinks these are not people we should have locked up in any prison, and it sound like it should be easy and maybe in principle it should, but there is a little problem and big problem with that. the little problem is they have to release them into some place. they can't legally do it in the u.s. and in some cases they can't release them in their home countries a lot of places in egypt they fear where they may be tortured. but the really big reason is that congress passed this law that sa

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congressman gregory meeks, clarence page of the chicago tribune. now that russian president putin stuck his neck out on syria, he's the go-to guy to get the chemical weapons. we'll talk to the son of nikita khrushchev whether russia can get rid of the mess over there. add maryland to the states where right wingers are pushing secession. and a little democratic payback. harry reid will hold a fund-raiser for mitch mcconnell's political opponent. senate lied ares don't usually get involved in bill frist did to tom daschle in '04 and now reid is doing it to mcconnell. finally, i'm going to answer your twitter questions tonight. this is "hardball," the place for politics. more is better. that's why we designed the all-new nissan versa note, with more technology, to get you into, and out of, tight spots. and more space so that you always have your favorite stuff. and just for good measure, an incredibly efficient 40 mpg highway.

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la demanda fue presentada en tribunal del estados y busca detener que la ley entre en vigor el proximo de octubre... la nueva ley fue firmada por el gobernador martin o'malley en mayo... la regulacion impondria en el estado una de las leyes mas estrictas sobre armas en la nacion... a partir de la semana pro Óxima, los conductores automovilÍsticos en maryland tendrÁn que observar nuevas leyes que limitan el uso del telÉfono celular y expanden el uso de los cinturones de seguridad. la portavoz del condado de montgomery lorna virgili, nos trae detalles de cÓmo afectara todos los que manejen en ese estado. adelante lorna. muchas gracias. asÍ es .las leyes entran en vigor el pro Óximo martes 1ro de octubre y es de suma importancia que los conductores sepan mientras manejan, no deben tener el telÉfono celular en la mano. escuche bien, si usted tiene tendencia a hablar por el tele Éfono celular mientras conduce, a mirar los correos electrÓnicos, ver los mensajitos de texto o utilizar el sistema de posicionamiento global (gps), prepÁrese para pagar multas si lo para la policÍa. comenzando el 1

. >>> la decisiÓn del tribunal constitucional que establece que los ciudadanos en transito nacidos en>> nuestra institucionalidad queda herida y se pone en riesgo el estado democrÁtico y derecho de este paÍs. >>> la sentencia afecta los miles de haitianos residentes en el paÍs que son mÁs del 70% de la poblaciÓn extranjero. algunos antes tenÍan problemas para que se les diera su carnet de identificaciÓn su esperanzas se alejan mÁs. >>> hasta una cuarta generaciÓn, ha quedado fuera de registro civil dominicano. >>> es un paÍs sacando a su propio hijo, expulsando a su propio hijo. porque realmente si nosotros no somos dominicanos ¿que somos? realmente que si voy a haitÍ, van a decir que no soy haitiana. que soy dominicana. y si me kurz. para donde vamos nosotros. >>> el fallo de la lt corte fue luego apoderada de una acciÓn de amparo. de padres haitianos y le negaron sus documentos pese que naciÓ en un hospital dominicano en 1984. >>> ha reiterado lo que fue una decisiÓn de la suprema corte de justicia >>> y ademÁs de eso consolida el sistema jurÍdico que hasta primado en la mayorÍa del

believe, calling for the of a war crimes tribunal for syria.had three very effective war crimes tribunal over the years. they had flaws, but there were 67 convictions and yugoslavia. in the case of s loan -- sierra leone, there were convictions. it put on notice that people who commit crimes against humanity will be held to account. who can forget when charles taylor, the president of -- ,ormer president of liberia sitting as part of the sierra leone sentencing getting 50 years for his crimes. do with a serial war crimes tribunal is to set it up immediately and apply it to both sides. the al qaeda component are committing atrocious crimes against lots of people, including and especially christians. i held a hearing last june focusing on the genocide that is being committed against christians. , notare being singled out as collateral damage, but because they are christian. they're being beheaded, women are being raped, men are being slaughtered because they're christian. the administration from the human rights bureau would not call it genocide.

it has been challenging for the war crimes tribunal. defendants die, the judge died, the lawyers die. learning how to try a case, getting get out, as much as you need for a conviction no truth convictions keep it aimed at a conviction. oft: she is a professor international law and diplomacy at john hopkins school of advanced international studies. she is going to take your .uestions on war crimes is it possible for president assad to face one jacob also just the process of the international court and war tribunals. background --f the pentagon advisory board, you are abc member of the u.n. human rights committee, serving two terms there. calls,we get the phone how does a war tribunal work? different so many than any of the prosecutor's office. you have to have a case you're interested in, you have to gather proof, which in a war zone is very difficult, and that has been one of the challenges of the icc. this is an ongoing dispute in syria. it will be very difficult to gather evidence in a real-time thad -- real-time fashion. there has be

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his family members gave this picture to the "chicago tribune."ncle was shot to death just weeks ago on labor day. the boy is in critical condition this morning. chicago is no stranger to violence but those on the scene say what is unusual this time is the sheer number of people hit. >> it was just a lot of police, a lot of ambulance. just a lot of wreck. a lot of people and everything. >> it happened on a basketball court on the city's south side. witnesses say a man drove up and opened fire. the kind of thing at least one witness says happens all the time at the park. it is believed to be gang-related as well. fbi statistics now show chicago with the nation's murder capital last year. the "chicago tribune" says 315 people so far this year have been murdered in chicago and more than 1,600 people have been shot. but listen to this, folks. those numbers seem to actually be trending lower than last year. even though it's still the murder capital of the world. >> still very high numbers and no consolation to the people in that park last night. >>> ne

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in may secularism 68 an extraordinary article in the new york tribune managed, accusing the democratic conspiracy of engineering the malaria outbreak. after commenting zachary taylor fell under the vapors of washington and died because he was prone to acting honestly and straightforward the tribune writer claimed washington and subsequent years was free of malaria democrat to win the new republican party began to gain strength and it was possible they might become the ruling power in congress the water of washington grew dangerous. hotels, particularly the national became penthouses and dozens of heretics group sickened to death. the contagions continued until lincoln put the walls of the capital under the care of loyal soldiers ending the outbreak but after lincoln was deposed the pattern returns. before the vote to impeach johnson we had a return of the bad water. two or three senators, republicans, are frustrated with sudden illness. what does it mean? why does it happen that whenever a master demon of slavery, never at any other time, we find the air and the water and the whiskey o

the day before the waco herald tribune would finally run its story. a detailed expose titled the sinful messiah. the paper also found out about the raid. >> one of our reporters got a tip from a confidential informant that told him they were going to do something, so we made plans to have people out there to cover whatever it was. >> the atf plan called for a dynamic entry. around 75 agents, many hidden in cattle trailers, would rapidly descend on the compound, serve the warrants, arrest koresh, search the property, and seize the weapons. >> i thought the plan had it not been compromised would have worked. >> but the plan was compromised. that morning a local news cameraman got lost trying to find the branch davidian compound. he asked a mail carrier for directions, and indicated there might be some kind of raid. the mailman was a branch davidian. under cover agent robert rodriguez was at the compound when koresh received the warning. >> robert immediately excused himself. i had to leave. david said, no, stay. robert said, no, i got to go. as robert t

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blanca --- un tribunal en argentina resolvi la inmediata detencin del sacerdote julio csar grassi, condenado y corrupcin de menores. take vo --- el sacerdote fue condenado en 2009 a 15 aÑos de prisin por haber abusado de un menor que vivia en la fundacion "felices los niÑos" pero gozaba de libertad condicional. --el sacerdote dijo que aun "quedan muchas instancias judiciales" a las quew el puede recurrir. --- apenas fue notificado por el tribunal, grassi fue trasladado a un recinto penitenciario. take vo cesar --- per desplaz a colombia como nmero uno en la produccin de hoja de coca a pesar de que por primera vez en los ltimos siete aÑos haba logrado reducir su cosecha, inform hoy la oficina de naciones unidas contra las drogas y el delito. --- con 12mil400 ms hectreas de cultivos de cocales, per pas a convertirse nuevamente en el primer productor mundial de hoja de coca en 2012 a pesar que logr reducir en 3,4% su superficie total de cocales. --- sin embargo, colombia consigui en el mismo periodo disminuir sus cultivos en 25% de 64mil a 48mil hectreas. ---la ltima vez que per fue el primer p

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the chicago tribune reports citigroup is cutting 1,000 mortgage jobs.and chrysler has filed for an ipo. the company is partially owned by fiat. let's get the ball rolling this morning with michael gurka of spectrum asset management. he 's on the floor of cme group. good morning micheal, it's been a while. > >good morning. > >what do you think is behind most of the buying and selling in the market right now? what are some real market moving catalysts out there? > >clearly the market is still getting a lot of euphoria out of the bag here from the letdown by the fed last week. you saw it in the markets yesterday as the s &p was down. the broad market was down. crude oil down over a dollar and of course metals themselves. so this risk off trade is back on and i think also the pessimism is starting to grow on the market due to the fact it seems as though interest rates though being lower due to the fed, right now there's an overhang because of the jobs report. as we get near that report for the upcoming month i think the market is trying to price it as much as they could without seeing that

familia que la celebración fue como que no paso >> que en realidad no era abogado >> pide que le tribunaltante no solo para garcia >> sino para cualquier otro profesional que busque otra licencia >> el depto de justicia de estados unidos se involucro >> debido a que el estatus es un tema federal >> pero en los documentos presetnados en corte se niegan que tenga una licencia >> la ley federal impide que tengan beneficio de los estados i no esta documentado >> ellos hacen buenos arugmentos >> ellos dicen que una ley de 1996 dice que una persona sin documentos no tiene drecho a beneficios publicos >> por esto la corte suprema no podría otorgar esta licencia a garcia >> el caso de sergio movio a los legisladores mover u proyecto de ley >> sobre el caso >> el abuso de sustancia es la quinta causa de muerte >> maritza fuentes nos habla sobre esto >> saludos amigos gracias por acompañarnos >> cosntantemente estamos ahblando sobre el uso y abuso de las drogas >> se ha pregunta que es loq ue lo amtiene adicto? >> ¿qué ocurre con el cerebro? >> la cocaina es capaz de generar cambios en los circuito

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ahora el asunto en manos de tribunal federal.indemos, amor. >> sÍ, brindemos. >> a ver si nos saliÓ la "garaÑona", rebe. >> ¿la quÉ, pancho? >> la "garaÑona", lo hacen en un bar aquÍ en ecatepec, es con manÍes. >> ay, pancho, pero usted sabe que el alcohol no me gusta mucho. >> pruÉbelo. quiero brindar con usted, por nosotros. ademÁs, es una bebida tranquilita, tranquilita. salud. >> salud. >> rebe, estÁ bien sacada de onda por lo de chela, ¿verdad? >> bueno, sÍ, un poco, pancho, pero, pero sobre todo porque sus hijos son los que prepararon la sorpresa a graciela. eso quiere decir que, bueno ellos todavÍa guardan la esperanza de que usted y su cuÑada pues. >> por favor, rebe, yo estoy seguro de que poco a poco, pues se van a dar cuenta de lo valiosa que es usted. >> ¿y si no, pancho? >> ¿quÉ pasÓ? ¿sabe por quÉ estoy enamorado de usted? por su seguridad, su belleza, su inteligencia. usted, yo, aquÍ creciendo juntos, somos la pareja perfecta, la amo, rebe, la amo. >> es que me siento como que asÍ. >> ¿como que asÍ? >> como que rar

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corrección se quedo en intento corte suprema para modificar la sentencia la cuál será tomada por otro tribunalntan si el cigarrillo electrónico es mejor o peor que el cigarrillo tradicional , en todo caso eluso se ha duplicado esto según un estudio. >> hernandez jugador de la nfl se declaró no culpable en la muerte de loyd es también investigado por otro asesinato oro hombre lo acusó por propiciarle un disparo en la cara. >> el índice de asesinatos ha aumentado en el salvador. >> las pandilals han reactivado su guerra por poder. >> son diez diarios en la semana. >> por el otro lado hay declaracoens de expansion territorial agresivo. >> finalmente el acuchillamiento de él evidencia lo sangrienta que se ha vuelto esta pugna. >> presenta múltiples lesioes en el cuello , torax, abdomen,y como 64 lesiones con arma pulso cortante. >> autoridades han decidido detener la escalada con estas pandillas. >> en las dos últimas noches se han detenido más de cien pandilleros dedicados a la extorción y otros delitos. >> esto ha crecido y ha inundado sectores dónde no teníamos necesidad de incremntar la seguri

who could be against a war crimes tribunal. i do believe it could be done, you know, in an international setting but perhaps with the lead with many of the people who -- the prosecutors, it could work as anned adjunct to thecc and it's an idea that has not been pushed. if people are wondering where the american public are so bewildered why president obama is moving so aggressive, in 2011, hillary clinton, a fact checker, glenn kessler found that the administration thought that assad was a reformer. >> i remember reading that. >> remember reading that? it was outrageous. then she said it wasn't true and "the washington post" held her to account for that misleading statement. but that, to me, suggested that there has been miscalculations made repeatedly and then all of a sudden and, again, nobody -- nobody anywhere, on capitol hill or anywhere else in the world looks at those pictures of people being gassed, particularly the kids, and doesn't come away with absolute outrage. then go after assad. put him in -- charles taylor is no

ahora el asunto en manos de tribunal federal.as mujeres de este problema >> ximenita >> si, se fue a viva america >> y tu crees que podemos sacara a las demas y poner a las que nos gustan? >> unas con c

and also, peter, breaking news reporter for "the chicago tribune."you all so much for joining us and coming in on a saturday. this is story as i've said and martin has said very near and dear to me. i'd love to get to chicago once i'm done here to report more on the story. peter, i'm going to start with you because you're there. so you're the overnight reporter for the tribune, basically you cover crime and you cover violence in the city. you've been out on these streets. i want you to help put into perspective for us the 24 people shot there in just two days. >> well, the 24 people shot overnight thursday into friday, it was a bad night aside from the 13 people getting shot in the park there were three homicides. but it's not terribly uncommon to have a night where you have a number of must remembers and even more nonfatal gunshot victims, to have so many people shot in one incident is rare here, but there have been in the last year and a half or so more than 500 shootings in which more than two people have been shot. so you're looking at 22 to 2,50

paso >> unos bomberos que trabajaban en san josé, encontraron siembras de marihuana >> un juez del tribunalón por malversación de fondos publicos de este candidato >> ♪ >> a continuación >> le diremos por qué el nuevo sistema operativo del iphone podria ayudar que su información pase a mano de maelhechores >> y precisamente hoy se lanzó el iphone 5 s y termino con robos y golpes >> le contamos por qué >> ♪ >> (habla en inglés) >> cientos de personas esperaban en fila en la tienda de apple a pasadena por el nuevo iphone 5 >> todo empezo cuando un hombre le ofrecio dinero a unos hombres por que le compraran iphone y luego no les pago >> y por cierto el nuevo iphone 5 tiene algunos sistemas de sguridad >> veamos >> ante la novedad de los nuevo i-phone5, los congresales pronunciaron su satisfacción de que la gente acceda a la aplicación (...) para que las personas ebiten robos y abusos >> yo creo que lo que apple ha hecho ahora es crear un sistema que va a reducir el precio de esos teléfonos cuando sean rtobados >> sistema de bloqueo es el nombre del sistema >> al principio las compañías de tel

the party has been embroiled in the proceedings at a tribunal set up to investigate abuses during bangladesh's 1971 war of independence from pakistan. six party leaders have been convicted of various crimes in connection with the war. four of them were sentenced to death, and to to life in prison. they said that the party was like a foreign agent trying to destabilize bangladesh and undermine its integrity. >> they have been doing these kind of activities since 1971, and they have been trying to undermine the existence of bangladesh, and they do not believe in the existence of bangladesh. they are like a foreign agent trying to destabilize the country, so it is not unexpected from them, but we hate this. we do not support this. >> bangladesh became part of pakistan at the end of reddish rule in 1927, but it broke away from pakistan in 1971 after a war between bangladeshi nationalists who were backed by india and pakistani forces. he added that they have committed genocide in the country, and it's political approach is detrimental for bangladesh. >> the history of this party is very painful and

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inglés) están encerrados en oficinas después que un hombre dispare contra el palacio de justicia, el tribunaluvo a un sospechoso en bank of américan, es detenido y sigue en custodia. >> enseguida , le diremos que empresa contrata personas pronto. >> dos legisladores que están en la junta migratoria toman decisión. >> ponen en venta dos nuevos iphones, no le cambie regresamos. >> ♪ . >> en houston nadie escapa de la justicia, también (hablan en inglés) que tomara un curso a la defensiva, atropello a un peaton, la victima sobrevivio con un brazo fracturado. >> dos congresistas que negician la reforma migratoria dejaran el grupo bipartidistas, culparon al presidente barack obama por la salida por que ignora la constitución por la saluda. >> madres de dreamers se hicieron arrestar en la cámara de john vaine mientras quitan fondos al obama care, el liderazgo republicano dice que los estadounidense rechazan el obama care. >> tendra impacto negativo, destacan partes positivas pero eso lo podemos hacer sin poner regulación en impuesto en la poblacion >> beto dice que ofreceran planes en el distrito.

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