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More persuasive, the reason why hes lying, was to try to avoid and his family. if thats the reason, then it would not count as a campaign donation. thats the back and forth you should expect to see in court if and when this ever gets there. >> thank you so much. >> thanks, paula. talk to you soon. more to come tonight in the "cnn newsroom" including limited travel options for russian president vladimir putin if he wants to leave the country. well talk about the arrest warrant he now faces. p...

Him to do it, and legally, i dont necessarily know tha this sort of announcement is going to have any repercussion for him. necessarily, i do think that i might result potentially, if a judge is considering the ramifications of what a bail order would look like, he is not going to get bail becaus new york does not have cas bail for nonviolent felony offenses, but what could happe is that because of these sorts of tweets, a judge might sor of put a gag order on him an keep him from talking public...

In paris — there have been scuffles between thousands of demonstrators and police, in the city centre, following a protest against president macrons pension reforms. his controversial policies are set to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64, without the need for a parliamentary vote. hugh schofield sent this report: so, night is falling here in central paris and across the river, there is a national assembly and you can see it sealed off by police. and beside the river, there are two or 3000...

And this use of the 49—3 that been the trigger. and it sounds abstruse and obscure but it is everyone who knows what it is, a way of avoiding a vote in parliament and ramming the measure through which is very unpopular. and theyre promising to do what they can still to stop the bill see the chances of that happening are diminishing and having used the 49—3 means the bill will probably now become law. but as you can see, its very unpopular and we knew was unpopular but by using this constitut...

A defendant who is in another state, there is a more complicated procedure. they dont have jurisdiction over defendants in other states and they have to go through a sort of removal hearing sort of extradition from another state but thats very unlikely to happen he could appear on court on the rainme arraignment date the state prosecutors have a little advantage over federal prosecutors in terms of -- in terms of not having a built in conflict of interest the way federal prosecutors do federal p...

Infrastructure of ukraine, there may be a question of crimes against humanity. we will be investigating that further and we recommend further investigations with respect to that crime. further investigations with respect to that crime-— further investigations with respect to that crime. what would you like to that crime. what would you like to see happen _ to that crime. what would you like to see happen in — to that crime. what would you like to see happen in light _ to that crime. what wou...

From 62 will be coming into effect at some point in the coming months, but the people around me here and across the country who are in a similar demonstrations this evening, spontaneous, they say, no, we have other request, we can up the ante. we can really bring the country to its knees economically. the possibility of maybe having recourse to a referendum, which is another procedure in the constitution. its never really been used before. they feel pretty chipper here that they can stop it, but...

The first step is that on monday we will submit this report to the human rights council which is the normal procedure and then it will be up to the members of the council to engage in an interactive dialogue with us, and hopefully it will support its conclusions. it will then be up to the council to decide whether they want to prolong our mandate. our geneva correspondent imogen foulkes highlighted what was of particular interest in this report. very often the investigators say these could amoun...

Elisabeth borne — was booed as she arrived in the national assembly to announce that the government would trigger article 49.3 of the french constitution. a short while ago our correspondent hugh schofield joined us from outside the parliament building. hugh schofield, the use of this constitutional article, article 49.3 is by no means unprecedented. but how controversial is it in this particular case, given the months of protest that weve seen at the national assembly, where you are and other...

This is newsday on the bbc. im monica miller in singapore. 0ur headlines. in paris — there have been scuffles between thousands of demonstrators and police, in the city centre, following a protest against president macron�*s pension reforms. his controversial policies are set to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64, without the need for a parliamentary vote. hugh schofield sent this: so, night is falling here in central paris and across the river, there is a national assembly and you can s...