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world court for watching the hawks. and i would be so amazing it doesn't bother me the while a good discussion and good policy moving forward to try to figure out how to stop the violence in our streets and how to can you know and how to how do we balance that with the 2nd amendment rights of this country that's a good thing that's a good conversation there but it doesn't bother me that a lot of times we either ignore a big part of gun violence in this country or we totally ignore the fact that we are the biggest arms dealer in the world causing violence and chaos in countries around this world because of our arms dealing whether it be missiles you know assault weapons tanks the like i think it's a little bit of both a 2nd point about the arms deals being is the american public generally is not as invested in a lot of our foreign policy strategy regardless of what it may look like or how detrimental it might be until they see a blowback against us so when we're you know actively involved in war time then yes that's a pi

there is up next world story is where we look at the world's 1st court case over state sponsored torture in syria i'm terry marshall thanks for watching. every day counts for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities streamer how can we protect animals and their habitats what to do with all our waste. we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over a g 4 station recycling over disposable smart new solutions overstrained said in our war against the earth is truly unique and we know that their uniqueness is what allows us to live and survive gloom ideas be a modern mental soon to global 3000 on g.w. and on the. edge of. this week on world stories. new hope for migrants in the u.s. . women are fighting in militias in congo. let's we begin in germany where the world's 1st criminal trial on torture in syria has taken place the 1st verdicts have been announced for the bereaved families of the victims it is just the beginning. there always fresh flowers next to add a must if is put trait. he disappeared in syria 8 years ago t

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ayakha: it's almost like the children of the world taking the world to court, for not upholding the unitedons rights of the child. i was ry glad to be part of it 'cause it will mean that i was able to shed light on what's happening to my community, to my country. they look at co2 emissions... nokulunga: she was gonna do the plastic surgeon and stuff, so i said, "my hand is up. i hope i'm the first one." it's been long since i wanted to be young again. she said, "oh, i'll make you young." but now we're not talking about that anymore. now she's talking about the climate issue. she want to be a lawyer. she wants to fight for the climate, for the world, actually. greta: it's very important that we use every possible channel that we haveand the law is especially powerful. michael: the petition is seeking to demonstrate that it's not just climate in the abstract or the earth in a bell jar. it's every child born today that will face the effects, you know, of increased global heating throughout their entire lives, generation after generation. greta: we're using our rights as citizens of the world

i really don't want us to be governed by world courts, i don't want us to be governed by distant institutions like the imf and the world bank. i'm sure they are good for employment and phds, but as far as i'm concerned, that's all the good for. i'm sick of 1000 economists that the federal reserve board who had done more harm in my den good in my humble opinion, sick of devils and all that cause that done more harm than good my peanut and i love brexit, i was so much in favor of brexit. a lot of the european union. totally in favor of it. i call it magnate carter two point oh. it gives british people, which that's a wonderful legacy, i love britain, i love what they just did. magnet cara, parliament, representing your democracies, freedom equals growth. that's the way i see it. and the eu, i put them right in there with the imf and the world bank and all of those. you can have them. so all for free trade, but i want free trade to be governed properly in accordance with american interest and democracy. yes ma'am. >> what do you think of the uk leaving the european union -- >> i'm in favor of it

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let's get you caught up now with some of the other stories making news around the world. a court in japan has ruled the country's ban on same sex marriages is unconstitutional on ahmad decisions that the failure to recognize gay unions denies couples their right to equality japan is the only country in the g. 7 group of developed nations that does not allow same sex marriage. the u.s. secretary of states and secretary of defense have met their south korean counterparts in seoul is the 2nd leg of their tour of asia to shore up support for the biden ministrations efforts to denuclearize north korea and contain the growing power of china. and u.s. president joe biden says he agrees that his russian counterpart vladimir putin is quote a killer mr biden told a.b.c. news that mr putin would pay a price for allegedly undermining his campaign in last year's u.s. presidential election i asked whether he agreed to mr putin was a killer by replied i do. human rights groups are sounding the alarm about germany's deportation of refugees back to places they say are unsafe on like several other

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well you know we live in a very unstable world a different court there is a recent configuration of international relations and they are simple act as including russia china and the united states sept fight in germany all of those are creating a. plaque to those that are not going in the sense of greater protection and they are going into a sense only a race for our moment a race so who is going to control of territory is and so on and so forth so the conditions are not there. comes trees governments and non-state tactiles to take human rights out there and drive her for foreign policy all in the photo mystique polisi so yes the environment is moral is moral if you could but what it means is that we must be more courageous we must be more all going to rise to we must be prepared to stand up even least till now many rarely has keeping death still a week recall hearing from a must terry bowlin tempted to ease life was prepared to go back to russia is now in one of the most terrible present in russia if she could do that surely surely we can stand up and we can speak out and we can ask all of our go

well you know we live in a very unstable world a different court there is a real configuration of international relations and they are symbolic act as including russia china and the united states senate fight in germany all of those are creating. back to those that are not going in the sense of greater protection and they are going into a sense on their race fall on them and it's a ranch so who is going to control a territory is and so on and so forth so the conditions are not there. comes trees governments and non-state actors to take human rights and them drive her full foreign policy all in the photo mystique polisi so yes the environment is moral is moral if you could but what it means in that we must be more courageous we must be more organized we must be prepared to stand out even if don't know how many rarely has keeping day it's still a week recall hearing from a must terry bowlin tempted to ease life was prepared to go back to russia is now in one of the most terrible present in russia if she could do that surely surely we can stand up and we can speak out and we can ask all of our gov

with many management teams and executive boards still failing to reflect the diverse world of the customers they're courting now in 2010 a group of german employers set up the diversity charter to promote diversity in the workplace it's since been signed by $3800.00 companies and the group is holding its online conference tuesday the diversity charge most recent survey found that only 60 percent of those who signed belief that diversity is essential for successful business development 83 percent of member businesses believe diversity is key to greater innovation and creativity and 63 percent of respondents said that they have witnessed discrimination in the workplace relating to social origin for example with job applications. now for more on this i'm joined by ana christina groener she's chairperson of the diversity charter and she joins me now from hamburg and christine it's good to have you on the show diversity it strikes me as one of those words that's very easy for everyone to embrace everyone wants to be more diverse like comes to businesses but when it comes to putting it into practice what point is

and after some other stories making news around the world the international criminal court has opened an investigation into alleged war crimes committed in the palestinian territories since 2015 investigation will target these really military on the palestinian militant group hamas move follows the i.c.c. is ruling last month that it does have jurisdiction over territories occupied by israel including the west bank and gaza strip. iraqi and american military officials say at least 10 rockets targeted the 18 hour assad coalition base in iraq mines day the 2nd rocket attack in iraq this month it came as the country prepares for the visit of pope francis on friday it will be his 1st visit to the country austria police have raided a factory suspected of falsely relabeling f.f.t. to face masks in prosecutor's office accuses hygene austria of refashioning cheap masks from asia and selling them as austrian quality goods at a higher price the company denies the accusations and says it is cooperating with the authorities to clarify the matter. the funerals are taking place for 3 women who were

. >> that's a voice of a teenage by stander who took the video that the world saw. the court ordered cameras could not showing them testify and only used audio. >> he was not right. he was suffering. he was in pain. >> the jury then heard from the youngest eye witness who was nine-years-old, she needed her memory jogged as to what chauvin looked like. >> how about him? >> she did remember what upsets her that day. >> i saw that officer put a knee on george floyd. i was sad and kind of mad. the jury heard from an off duty firefighter emt who happened to be on a walk. this is hansen's 911 call on may 25th. >> i told the police -- i literally watched police officer's not take a pulse and not doing anything. >> had i had ak stoesz a call similar to that i would have been able to provide medical attention to the best of my abilities and this human was denied that right. >> reporter: one of the things that paints incredibly obvious is that the humanity that were standing there never met george floyd and they themselves where they were nine-years-old or a trained emt, they saw he wa

world the. international criminal court as they want to probe into alleged war crimes by israel in palestine this includes the 2014 gaza war which is one of the deadliest conflicts between the 2 sides. the decision to open an investigation full of the painstaking preliminary examination undertaken by the office that lasted close to 5 years our central concern must be for the victims of crimes both palestinian and israeli arising from the long cycle of violence and insecurity that has caused deep suffering and despair on all sides. kwaku. in february the trial chamber of the international criminal court determined that the hague court has jurisdiction for opening a criminal investigation into the activities of israel and the hamas leadership for alleged war crimes in east jerusalem gaza and the west bank the palestinians have said that this is a victory for the victims they say it's a landmark historic decision but as expected the israelis for some time has been campaigning against precisely what was announced today back in february the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu had this to say whe

look at making sure many of the employers like it because it basically says government and courts around the world i think you know long and hard there is this model which some people have called exploited in the past and basically said they want to enjoy similar success to the things that they had over the last 10 years and make me to my current director of the model in terms of service to reflect a more. cooperative. business model for their employees or parent health and reporting thank you so much. next we turn our attention to israel because israeli archaeologists have discovered new fragments of the dead sea scrolls a collection of ancient jewish texts found in the west bank in the 1940 s. and fifty's where experts are calling it the most important discovery of its kind in decades. a race against antiquity feeds these archaeologists sift through caves looking for signs of ancient life old scrolls and parchment have been turning up on the black market which led the antiquities authority to intensify their operations in the judean desert. this is known as the cave of horror named after 40 skel

gothic architecture built at the time it's also why shawls and was declared a unesco world heritage site in 2002. and the courtyou'll find a real eye catcher that gore's fuck a former training sailing boat built in 1933 if these planks could talk the captain's cabin has seen german russian and ukrainian scampers rest their heads. the vessel was built and hamburg and was given to the soviet union as reparation after world war 2 in 1901 it became property of the ukrainian merchant navy. since 2003 the course fox has been back in its original harbor serving 1st and foremost as a museum the vessel which is not sea worthy anymore is maintained by an association that hopes to one day bring the old lady back to see. the building you see right behind me was built several decades after the fault but it's just as impressive since opening its doors in 2008 the old dad has welcomed over half a 1000000 visitors a year and once inside he'll understand why prepare to enter the underwater world. excluding time in the o.t. on the homes large pool for shoaling fish there has to be enough food to satisfy the opera died of the $2

these people trying to promote people onto the court who they are pretty confident think about the world the same way they do. i don't think that is insidious. democrats also try to put people on the supreme court to do the things i want them to do. it just turns out that the courts been captured by the republican party owing to a bunch of systematic democratic defense in our political system. even if today's 50 democratic senators represent 40 million more people than republican senators, you still get a conservative court. i don't think it's a question of the justices being bought, i think it's a question of them ideologically being in line with the republican party and naturally empathetic to the republican interest -- to the interests of their hope -- republican party. >> all conclude by thanking all the witnesses for their participation and i also thank my ranking member for his patients and participation, and all the members who have appeared during the course of the hearing. this was one of the livelier hearings that have had the pleasure to be at. i hope that it begins some of th

to sideline him from the 2018 presidential election which was won by the far wide world scenario now brazil's top court has ruled the judge elude us corruption case was biased and evidence gathered in the investigation we're not to be used in an a future trial the road in follows another supreme court decision to throw out no less conviction earlier this month that has opened the way for the former leader to pursue his political ambitions and after tuesday's vindication many say isn't a strong position to challenge president roh in 2022. i know that a silver was charged as part of a los corruption investigation nicknamed operation car wash he was convicted of bribery in 2017 for reportedly accepting an apartment from a company in exchange for government contracts the following year another court found him guilty of corruption and was sentenced to a total of 26 years the silver served just 18 months of a reduced sentence of 80 years and was released from prison after a feeling against multiple convictions but leaked messages into 1019 revealed judge sergio morrow who presided over the last trial had bee

it is important that people understand it has the backing of courts all over the world except this trialthe appellate court here in new york , which really i think has gone out of their way based on how the questionable evidence that chevron has presented to try to attack me and the ecuadorians. amy: i want to bring paul paz y miÑo into this conversation, associate director of amazon watch. you come amnesty international, the national lawyers guild, and others are now appealing to attorney general merrick garland. if you can talk about both what you were asking him to do and then you, too, being involved with amazon watch and other groups, have been deeply involved with ecuador. your family lineage is back in ecuador. can you talk about what needs to happen now? >> yes, absolutely. thank you for covering this issue, amy. i can't think of a more important topic when it comes to climate justice, corporate accountability, and what we're are facing in terms of corporate power in the u.s. the letter that amazon watch and amnesty usa and other groups has sent is requesting the new attorney gen

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courts all over the world are passive institutions. they are not active.they will not be the one to speak out first, but lawyers are just saying that. these are not lawyers under threat. they fall exactly within your jurisdiction, and to note that the former chief justice did this during her time, she public we stood for the judges who were included in the president's narco list, and she said we have to protect these judges and give them due process, and what happened? she was ousted. she is no longer in position. when it comes to the department of justice, which is the executive agency, their efforts, their programs where the month just the ones mainly cited -- their programs were the ones mainly cited by the human rights council. i'm just going to state fact -- the drug war panel was created in june 2020 when they already knew people were dying, and the technical assistance from the united nations had not even officially begun. yesterday, he said they are still waiting for a document to be signed before the technical assistance comes in. >> we have run o

well you know we live in a very unstable world a different court there is a really configuration of international relations and they are symbolic act as including russia china and the united states at fight in germany all of those are creating. back to those that are not going in the sense of greater protection and they are going into a sense on their race for our moment a rest so who is going to control of territory is and so on and so forth so the conditions are not glare. comes trees governments to non-state actors to take human rights add them dr who are for foreign policy all meaningful domestic policy so yes the environment is more is more difficult but what she means is that we must be more courageous we must be more all going to we must be prepared to stand out even if don't know how many rarely has keeping day it's still weak recall hearing from a must terry bowlin tempted to ease life was prepared to go back to russia is now in one of the most terrible present in russia if she could do that surely surely we can stand up and we can speak out and we can ask all of our governments that the

there isn't a different fate currently in syria is because the un security council the ultimate court of the world on international peace and security has been so divided on this issue for example why is there no accountability when you've seen war crimes committed by all sides in syria over the last 10 years while i tell you the reason they've tried to get a resolution through on that and russia and china vetoed it and it's the same on very many different aspects of the situation in syria the fact the security council is not united means they cannot be an international push to try and end this war and also bring those who are responsible for war crimes to justice i was just speaking to the special envoy he has been pursuing this constitutional committee in geneva which has met now 5 times over almost a year and a half and made absolutely no progress he knowledge to me that there had been little progress but he's giving it one last try but he's saying that there may need to be some new fresh approaches to this sea says there might be a new format for international diplomacy that is needed is somet

and let's take a look now it's mother stories making headlines around the world the international criminal court has upheld the 30 year prison sentence of the congolese warlord known as the terminator. was found guilty of murder rape and sexual slavery he was convicted in 29000 for his role in a brutal ethnic conflict in congo in the early 2000 judges rejected all 15 of the. challenges. and bellaver is authorities have announced a criminal probe against top opposition candidates. on charges of terrorism. as a sweeping police crackdown on protesters demanding the resignation of president alexander the shango announce gaia challenge the nation's authoritarian leader in a presidential vote in august. and the corona virus is a worsening the humanitarian crisis in war torn syria nations have been contributing less aid as they focus on crippling economic stresses at home caused by the pandemic the united nations and other international agencies have held a virtual talks to tackle extreme poverty in syria and neighboring countries since the pandemic started 8 pledges have plunged causing greater food i

9 minutes his death it triggered and he races and protests all over the world's oil from john hendren has been outside the court explaining what is behind this delay. let me 1st set there's a scene if i may because you know how raucous it got here over the summer when this incident happened. and you could see a few stragglers over there there were about $100.00 protesters but because it's just jury selection we are not seeing the huge amounts of people that i expect we will see during the trial and possibly after the verdict in this case so what's happened is they were supposed to begin jury selection this morning and what happened was the judge said he was going to consider as he is required to do to a recent appeals court decision whether a 3rd degree murder charge is appropriate now here's how it works in the state of minnesota 1st degree is intentional premeditated murder that is not being charged here 2nd degree murder is intentional but not premeditated and the idea in this case would be that when this police officer derrick show of and put his knee on george floyd's neck for over 9 minutes that he intend

income tax cut was most progrowth policy that put forward which is why the rest the world is already done it. we court the corporate would %,to 35 that was helpful the rest the world solves the way to go until they took their rates down for it and we, we became the country with the highest business tax corporate tax in the world. it's not we want to be an economic policy. going back to jimmy carter territory was to double the tax had the tax up so high the economy was tanking, even the democratic house in the democratic senate person to cut must go back to mistakes of jimmy carter's makers supporting a bloomberg on the next economic plan the reporting what has been proposed so far, raising the corporate tax rates 28%. had been lowered under thelo 2017 measure to 21% currently 21% raising income tax rates for individuals earning over 40000, expanding the estate tax and as you mentioned raising capitol gains tax rate for individuals earning more than $1 million a year. the president of americans for tax form tells about your organization, its purpose and how you are funded. >> guest: certainly americans

gothic architecture built at the time it's also why shawls and was declared a unesco world heritage site in 2002. and the courtyou'll find a real eye catcher that gore's fuck a former training sailing boat built in 1933 in the east planks could talk the captain's cabin has seen german russian and ukrainian skippers rest their weary. the vessel was built and hamburg and was given to the soviet union as reparation after world war 2 in 1901 it became property of the ukrainian merchant navy. since 2003 the course fox has been back in its original harbor serving 1st and foremost as a museum the vessel which is not sea worthy anymore is maintained by an association that hopes to one day bring the old lady back to see. the building you see right behind me was built several decades after the course fought but it's just as impressive sins' opening its doors in 2008 the old has welcomed over half a 1000000 visitors a year and once inside he'll understand why prepare to enter the underwater world. speeding time in the o.t. yani holmes large pool for showing fish there has to be enough food to satisfy the appetite of the

gothic architecture built at the time it's also why shawls and was declared a unesco world heritage site in 2002. and the courtyou'll find a real eye catcher that gore's fuck a former training sailing boat built in 1933 and these planks could top the captain's cabin has seen german russian and ukrainian skippers rest their weary. the vessel was built and hamburg and was given to the soviet union as reparation after world war 2 in 1901 it became property of the ukrainian merchant navy. since 2003 the course fox has been back in its original harbor serving 1st and foremost as a museum the vessel which is not sea worthy anymore is maintained by an association that hopes to one day bring the old lady back to see. the building you see right behind me was built several decades after the course fought but it's just as impressive since opening its doors in 2008 the old dad has welcomed over half a 1000000 visitors a year and once inside he'll understand why prepared to enter the underwater world . it's beating time in the o.t. yani holmes large pool for showing fish there has to be enough food to satisfy the appetite

the lower courts were clear that they were not seeking to impose marginal rule changes on the ncaa. they said this was an inexplicably more restrictive world than was necessary. -- we tricked a rule -- restrictive rural than was necessary. so i think applying those legal standards will not lead to the courts rushing into trying to dismantle the ncaa's framework rule by rule. chief justice roberts: justice thomas? justice thomas: i'm still a bit perplexed as to how the ncaa would be able to preserve what he thinks is an important distinction between student athletes and professional athletes without constantly being involved in litigation. what is your reaction to that? how do we resolve that part of the future problems that i see down the road? gen. prelogar: i think the way that's resolved is by giving credence to the procompetitive justification that was inserted. -- that was asserted. the idea that these rules really do help differentiate the product in the eyes of consumers. ultimately, applying that standard here, the district court upheld most of the compensation rules. so it found that all the limits of compensation unrelated to edu

it's like a third world country our supreme court and our courts didn't have the courage to overturnbeen overturned. we're talking about hundreds of thousands, millions of votes. howie: how does it help him or the party or the country for him to keep talking about these unproven claims of a rigged election? >> well, i would have to disagree with your assessment, your description of what happened in 2020. in swing state after swing state, a number of these voting rules were changed outside of the state legislatures. u.s. constitution is very clear that all elections have to be set forward by the state legislatures, the fact that they were sir sum vented i think is -- circumvented is reason for reform. i think it's fine for president trump to be upset. i'm upset. millions of supporters are upset. we have straighten it out going forward. howie: does president trump plan to get back on social media? >> it's interesting the fact that the president's been office of social media for a while. his press releases, his statements have been getting more play than he did on twitter before. i'm no

world series. >>> dion strout in the open court throws down the 360, now ken bastida would call this traveling, but what a shot by walker down in san antonio. and who says sports anchors are not tough? a piece of the set fell on an anchor after some tense moments. suddenly i feel a >>> now to a wild encounter in the south they. >> somebody in the los altos hills area realized they had a surprise visitor. imagine finding this little guy running around your house. santa clara county deputies were called in and they were able to coax a fox, that's a fox in the bathtub, and he was eventually released back into the wild. none the worse the 7pm news, weeknights on kpix 5. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> thanks for watching. the news continues to remain on cbsn bay area. have a great night. (dramatic music) - [announcer] this program is a paid presentation for omegaxl and is brought to you by great healthworks. (stirring music) - welcome. i'm larry king, and i'm here today to report on a significant health-related investigation

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