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Cristis body in the spa when she looked again? it didnt make sense. but the highlight was the daughters testimony, emotional, quite powerful. it put prosecutor strunsky in a strange position, at odds with the victims own family. they were so clear, if we had any inkling he had done this, we would have done something, we have seen it, they say. >> they truly believe that in their hearts. this weighs on my greatly. but my job is to get justice for cristi hall. >> now it was up to a jury to decide,...

A common approach to this war this is so wrong that you cannot to match it to just reopen all the old differences resave in each the rhetoric is way up in this part of the world people are buying more arms all sides are buying more. were heading back into political deadlock and supposedly are going backwards into war so what could happen here i dangerous as it was id thought in the past that there is no way for that because i thought that we dont have a politicians who would be so strong that th...

Thats not possible in other countries such as germany. but constructing new onshore wind farms isnt easy in france it can take up to eight years to obtain the necessary permits and that process is now facing further delays late last year a court decision declared parts of the permit in procedure void annoy those who support. the government should have taken care of this program straight away it still hasnt pinned down the new permit in process more losing so much time is very frustrating. becaus...

You can see the field to determine its outcome. heres mediators succeeded in triggering and. it was the birth of modern diplomacy. sixteen forty eight. start october twenty fourth w. if anyone had expected a breakthrough for the moderates in bosnia as latest elections theyve been bitterly disappointed especially in the sort of entity the republika srpska my guest this week here in bad youre looking at is right then even h. a veteran politician who lost his seat on the state presidency to a hardl...

This part of the world people are buying more arms all sides are buying more arms were heading back into political deadlock and supposedly are going backwards into war so what could happen here how dangerous is it was i thought in the past but there is no way for that because i thought that to be dont have a politicians who would be so strong that they can. have the people supporting themselves from a third of you dont have enough very open field for to start a new war and especially are told th...

A dotard. >> they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> human rights monitors tell cnn while trump has changed his opinion of kim, the north korean regimes record of oppressing its people has not changed one bit. >> 30% of north koreas children are malnourished. 120,000 men, women and children are held as political prisoners in north koreas political prison camps. many others are held at other detention facilities. for example, reeducation through forced labor camps. >...

>> and you know the interesting -- i was being tough and so was he. we were going back and forth. and then we fell in love, okay? no, real, he wrote me beautiful letters. and theyre great letters. we fell in love. >> this romantic rhetoric, this new bromance may be one-sided. the north korean foreign minister says more trust needs to be built before denuclearization can begin, saying the reason behind the recent deadlock is the u.s. relies on coercive methods which are lelt to trust building. th...

It was a deadlock. the judge declared a mistrial. chris hall walked out of court with his family, free. but not quite in the clear. and nothing at all like a victory for the hall daughters. what was it like to get that hung jury? what did you think then? >> that was tragic. >> that was devastating to us. >> you expected a not guilty verdict? >> yes. not a doubt. >> deputy d.a. burke strunsky was disappointed too. he was also determined to retry the case. first he sent his investigator on a missi...

Frustration of the denuclearization process. joining us live is paula hancocks from seoul. paula, it seems we have different definitions of what denuclearization is here. >> reporter: dave, it was interesting. at the same time we saw that very warm welcome for the south korean president moon jae-in, we saw on the front page of the state run newspaper an article slamming the u.s. saying the u.s. is totally to blame for the deadlock in the u.s./north korean relations. it went to blame conservative...

With the deadlock with the north and u.s. relations. realization that moon jae-in doesnt have an easy job to bring the two sides closer together. we have learned the first summit meeting which last twod hoed tw. they have become really close and made a big achievement and saying inter korean relations and north korea and u.s. relations have improved. no further details of what he means by that. clearly the relationship between these two leaders is going well. as you say, at the same time, the ar...