Page 47 - Impartial News Today

Your is and essentially dot your ts and vice versa. >> you called for full disclosure. why should there be a federal investigation? >> two reasons. one, you always have to have are an independent set of eyes. we have seen it in the past. you have had charges, allegations of excessive force by law enforcement under the color of law. often times the justice department as a backstop when they actually look at the cases, it makes sure it is a fair and impartial -- really fair and impartial investiga...

What would you say to him? >> the committee is bipartisan, the minority party has representatives on that committee. they will have a voice to speak up to point out anything that they think is inappropriate, and they will certainly be able to ask the attorney any series of questions that they choose to ask, so i can assure you that this will move along in an impartial and very just way. >> well, let me ask you about that, move along, because as you said, its already been so many months since thi...

Deborah fehrick, cnn, new york. >> lets bring back the legal guys to weigh in on the stop-and-frisk policy. avery and richard. okay, so, gentlemen, so right now, the stop-and-frisk policy is still legal to use in new york, even though a federal judge ruled it unconstitutional, a reminder to people, an appeals panel said they had a problem with the judge right now, not the law. so, avery, is this the end of the challenge of the law? >> no. the court of appeals basically said the trial judge engag...

I remember well colin powell played an intercepted telephone call in iraq, and, of course, it was phony. and we now also hear about the intercepted telephone calls, and ive seen the intelligence report as put out to the public and they simply state that they can collude with high degree of confidence, et cetera, et cetera, but they dont really go into the -- show the evidence buzz th because they dont want to reveal anything about the sources. i think the u.n. is more transparent. the internatio...

Impartial and international u.n. inspectors. so, in other words, hans blix without disrespecting american intelligence says he sees value in combining and presenting everything that can be known about the alleged chemical attack in syria, and that is the only hope for any action in syria that is an international action. coming up, the idea of acting in syria without the united states military. please stay tuned. a mother, a writer and a performer. im also a survivor of ovarian and uterine canc...

Cetera, but they dont really go into the -- show the evidence because they dont want to reveal anything about the sources. i think the u.n. is more transparent. the international spaces are more transparent. the u.n. can go to places where spies cant go. the u.n. doesnt have any satellites of its own and they dont have any interception. both are needed. both should be judged by the court which is the security council. i think that the world should await the report of the impartial and profession...

Secretary general has said many times. >> you seem to misunderstand where the mandate derives from. the secretary generals mechanism as defined, and you can read all the details about it online, derives from a general assembly resolution that was then subsequently endorsed by a security council resolution. therefore, i think you can see where difficulties might arise with changing the mandate. the mandate is robust and provides for the united nations to be able to provide in an impartial and cre...

Credible manner the facts of any use of chemical weapons based directly on evidence collected from the ground. with regard to the other part of your question, the mandate is the mandate. the team and the secretary general will abide by that mandate to be able -- to the expectations of the international community -- come up with as i just said in an impartial and credible manner evidence collected from the ground and then analyzed and those findings will be made as i just said just a little while...

Capable of establishing in an impartial and credible manner, the facts of any use of chemical weapons based directly on evidence collected from the ground. with regards to the other part of your question, the mandate is the mandate. the team and the secretary general will abide by that mandate to be able to expectations of the international community come up with as ive just said, in an impartial and credible manner, evidence collected from the ground and then analyzed and those findings will be...

Establishing in an impartial and credible manner the use of chemical whens from evidence collected on the ground. with regard to the other part of your question, the mandate is the mandate. the team and the secretary-general will abide by the mandate to be expectation of the international community come one an impartial and credible manner the evidence collected from the ground and then analyzed. those findings will be made as i just said a while ago, available to member states. as soon as that ...