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of morn relations talked about the danger faced by his family and what he calls the lawlessness in china. >> what i am most concerned about is also the most important question is the state of law in china, it is still very much being tram pelled on and more specifically after i left my home the local authorities have been having retaliating against my family in a frenzied way. please think about this. >> just in to cnn a couple minutes ago the syrian government is denying any involvement in the massacre that left more than 100 people dead in the village of houla. a government spoexz ...

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susan candiotti is outside of the courthouse. susan, bring us up to date. >> reporter: fredricka, the latest information we have on the suspect in this case, pedro hernandez, is that he is not being held in jail at this time. instead, he is at bellevue hospital in new york, which is a very highly regarded public hospital, which has an equally highly regarded psychiatric unit as well. we are told that he is being evaluated. he is not under a suicide watch, according to police officials, at this time. so right now at the courthouse, we are waiting to find out when a hearing might be sc...

That they're worth their meddle. they did what they were asked to do, and that's what i want for them. if they go high and hold their heads high and pump up their chests. even though they didn't have to get in a fire fight, they did a good thing. >> reporter: they are leavinging with an uncertain future, there are challenges that lie ahead when they arrive back in the united states. on this night, none of that matters. culture and law collide in an israeli courtroom. we'll explain how a lie to a woman of a different religion led to a rape conviction. that'ss for drive. the drive is done. so ...

That he was wondering if there were holes in the stories that these women were telling. sort of a skepticism that kind of bled into his remarks that he said publicly, which is maybe, you know, there wasn't something that was being revealed by the women who were -- who alleged they were abused emotionally and physically by rob porter. to be perfectly frank, this is not -- it's shocking that it's not all that shocking because trump has a history of essentially taking the side of the accused. it goes back to his time as a real estate mogul in the '80s where he stood by mike tyson during rape conv...