she call me and say, "i still love general videla. but you are right. he has to go to jail." >> i spoke to luis moreno-ocampo in new york, where he is now in private practice. he had just returned from iraq where he was doing bro-bono work investigating crimes committed by isil against the country's yazidi minority. you've just recently returned from iraq. the yazidis have, have appealed to the icc. they wanted the icc to do something about the genocide that they say that is happening to them because of isil. what can the icc do? >> that for me interesting, no? because, if you are a victim of, this type of crimes, you are in iraq. but isis who have no, no one can control them, is attacking you. where you go? iraq cannot do it. so who else will protect you? so people keep moving, asking icc to intervene. and the problem was, iraq is not a state party. so the territory's not under the jurisdiction of international criminal court. because what they had to prove to open a case at the icc is that member of isis are nationals from third parties. and then, we

it was accused of collaborating with the military junta, led by jorge rafael videla and emilio masserale translator) in argentina, the military and the catholic church were inextricably linked. and like the great majority of the leaders in the catholic church, he believed that the dictatorship would bring order to the country in the face of so many subversives. (speaking spanish) (male translator) the bishops and bergoglio also believed that priests who lived among the people, in the slums, dissolved the jesuit identity, broke with authority, and gave a bad example to the rest of argentinean society. ♪ (male translator) when the military took over in 1976, everything related to liberation theology was seen as communist, and marxist. i was labeled marxist, which i never was. ♪ (narrator) for bergoglio, the priests' work with the poor had to be rooted in the gospel, not in any political ideology. ♪ (speaking spanish) (male translator) he was a very strict person, with ideas about pastoral work at that time that i would consider today to be quite conservative. pastoral work with the peopl