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december 2013, and unplanned handshake tween the leaders between the two estranged leaders at the funeralf nelson mandela. 2014, obama unveils a plan to restore diplomatic ties between the u.s. and cuba. president obama: we will begin to normalize relations between our two countries. through these changes, we intend to create more opportunities for the american and cuban people. reporter: castro spoke in spanish. president castro: [speaking in spanish] reporter: and then what was unthinkable in 2016, a u.s. leader on cuban soil. brent: now to russia, a court is about to his a verdict concerning a pilot. it was initially thought that the judge had found her guilty, but a final verdict has not yet been delivered. the 34-year-old was captured while fighting with a battalion against russian backed rebels. she was accused of directing border fire that killed two russians. some have condemned the trial as for her to be jailed for over 20 years. in belgium, police have identified a new suspect in the paris attacks from last year after they found traces of dna on explosive remnants. the developme

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here14,000 people stranded are closely watching the goings-on with brussels talks the tween the eu andurkey where their fate hangs in the balance. >> we do not know what to expect. they have to solve this issue for us. they have to. them to taket pictures of us and put us in newspapers to remind people that we exist. we need an end to this. each family needs to know it's fate. the idea that syrian refugees sent back to turkey will be put in camps there was some resettled directly from turkey to europe. however, migrants from other countries find themselves in a gray area, wondering what will be their fate if they returned to turkey. the united nations has condemned the saudi led coalition in yemen. the senior human rights official says the air campaign has killed twice as many civilians as all other forces put together there. earlier this week, a saudi coalition airstrike hit a market, killing 119 people. riyadh's that its military coalition will scale them operations in the country. north korea fired a medium-range missile into the sea this friday. that is according to officials in bo

joel: president obama said today that the last 50 years of difficult relations the tween the u.s. and cuba will not be transformed overnight, but that crowd of entrepreneurs and u.s. business people in the audience are counting on a surge of activities to come, and alfonso is counting on democracy, as well. steve: americans are debating this in the triangle tonight. joel brown, thank you. school student and his family and supporters who have been rallying around him. tisha: case, meaning ice cannot deport him. place agents picked up the 19-year-old from his home in late january. congressman butterfield stepped in over the weekend and was able to convince ice of granted that, his attorney is working to get him home. his mother says she is hopeful and how the process will end. >> the end of this struggle, and this is something good that is going to be powerful for my son, for his family, for his parents. hopefully, very soon, he will be free. tisha: his attorney is focusing on getting him back to durham while they appeal the case. session on wednesday to discuss charlotte's nondiscr

tween april and september the u.n.ded more than 1,300 reports of rape in just one of south sudan's states, the oil-rich unity state. the report says credible sources indicate that government forces are being allowed to rape women as a type of payment. one woman told the u.n. team she has been stripped naked, raped by five soldiers in front of her children on the roadside, then raped again by more men in the bushes, only to return and find her children missing. the report says the gravity of the violence may amount to war crimes and all crimes against humanity. the government has denied the occasions. >> if there are individuals, you know, soldiers that comes out to violate human rights, then they are doing it at their own [ inaudible ] because the government doesn't authorize anybody to kill civilians. >> reporter: the conflict began as a dispute between the president and his former deputy and quickly turned into an armed rebellion. last august we met the deputy during a peace prosense. and asked him if he were willing

he is described as a white man tween 25 and 30 years old with a skinny build and black, wavy hair down to his neck. police say the girl was walking her dog monday night in the area of melville avenue and middlefield road when the man exposed himself. if you have any information, contact police. >>> the chp is investigating another shooting on interstate 80. the latest incident happened in pinole near appian way around 5:15 a.m. chp said a woman was driving along the freeway when summoned drove up next her and pointed a gun at her. the shooter fired several shots. luckily, no one was hurt. this shooting is the latest in a string of freeway shooting's we've been reporting along interstate in a string of freeway shooting's we've been reporting along interstate 80. there have been eight similar incidents between pinole and berkeley since november. two were deadly. richmond police said the shootings are between feuding gang members from richmond. >>> and santa clara county, an investigation is underway into the death of a foster child. according to the mercury news, the girl suffered from a

refugees in the us will be settled by one of tween 9 ngos.e are proud of how we work with ngos and other groups of refugees. is it getting better? it is not getting better. 60 million people are either refugees or internally displaced. that is the problem today. the system has worked for a long time, since world war 2 roma, overwhelmed with not enough money or resettlement help. that is how the world community is focusing on conferences which culminate in a summit president obama is holding on the margin of the un general assembly, focusing on increasing the amount of money, countries that are communicating and the number of resettlement cases worldwide, and the countries they first fled. we will work for a way to focus on these issues to know more about the numbers, no sign what is going down. >> what is come ing out on the issue of refugees that will come up on the conversation? >> i am sure it will. the leaders in the refugee world for years, what you will see is a commitment to the conferences over this year and working out improvement of

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