six kenyan political leaders are at the international criminal court at the hague, including the deputy prime minister and former police chief. they are facing charges of murder, rape and other acts of politically motivated violence committed during kenya's highly disputed 2007 elections. all six deny the charges, three of the defendants are from one side of the political clash, three from the other. the power sharing agreement eased the violence but now there's concern this trial might re-open old wounds. >> there are also questions about the international court's jurisdiction. kenyan officials are saying that they want this trial to be held in kenya by kenyans. dived mckenzie has been following the hearing that will determine whether a trial will be held. he's in nairobi. david, why is this such a big