Notorious murderers. We have all the sports including have athletic comadrid thrown away their chances . The details are coming up. For a second day in a row, kenyans are under attack, at least three people were killed in two separate bomb blasts targeting buses in the capital of nairobi where they were carrying passengers along the busy highway. The blasts follow saturdays attacks in the port city of mombasa is which another three people died. What can you tell us . Reporter well, like you say, sammy, those two buses were large buses and not the small one common here. Two big buses traveling along the road not far from the city center along a very main highway. They both exploded and the Deputy Police commissioner of nairobi said bombs were on the buses. Whats quite typical here of late of bomb attacks has been grenades being thrown, but at this point it appears that the bombs were on the bus. Its not clear whether they were suicide attacks or bombs planted. Its likely the buses were
President trump is set to become the only american president to be impeached twice. The house of representatives this morning is debating the need to hold the president accountable, accountable for en sighting a riot that engulfed the capitol of the United States. Democrats on the side of an historic rebuke, an indelible stain on President Trumps term in office. The damage this Building Sustained can be repaired, mr. Speaker. But if we dont hold donald trump accountable, the damage done the our nation could be irreversible. Domestic terrorists broke into the United States capitol that day. Its a miracle more people didnt die. Some republicans have been fighting back with complaints about the process, saying what the president did is wrong, but its all just moving too fast. Meanwhile National Guard troops are inside and outside the Capitol Building preparing for a worst case scenario. It is a military zone. Theyre concerned about more attacks on the capitol, being issued weapons today a
Handling those conflicts. This is just over one hour and was filmed at princeton university. Thank you very much. It is lovely to be back here at princeton on this beautiful fall day. I would also like to say a special thank you to the people of the International Office of the United Nations. And also their admission of forward thinking and imaginative engagement. It has been ongoing since 1825 and has been sponsored and launched, the rest of which is wonderful. I was approached to take part in the series and i tried to think what i have to offer. This morning we had a discussion on 1325. If you dont know it, learn it. Some people think it is a parking ticket or something. [laughter] well done. We love blackboards. It is one of the real problems. Is that most americans, even though we are very committed to the United Nations being an effective vehicle for international peace, even those americans really dont know about this groundbreaking and historic resolution. Every Single Member to
The first dispute will be colonel morris davis. He retired in 2007 and now teaches at harvard law school. And then we have andrew worthington, he went to new college in oxford, and we have known each other for a very long time. He has been at the forefront of investigating who was at Guantanamo Bay. He wrote a book called the guantanamo files. It talked about the stories and he has codedirected a film about it as well. Also we have tom wilner and he has established the right of habeas corpus for prisoners at guantanamo. Its an incredibly important case. So we are going to start with mr. Morris davis. Thank you. I would start off by saying that it is a pleasure to see you. But i would be lying to you. I know a number of you, as i look around the room, were here last year and the year before that. And i keep hoping that we will take a historical look back at this regrettable but not in our nations history rather than an ongoing chapter in our nations history. I do appreciate you coming o
Washington think tanks have these days have and it produces i would think less certitude and more humanity than we see on the part of those who think that they are entitled to make Foreign Policy in washington. I was not close to John Negroponte during that. Math. We grew up in the same Apartment Building and we were very close childhood friends until about the age of 10. We went off in completely different directions. I did not see him for 50 years. I then saw him when my brother saw his mothers obituary in the newspaper. She was in her 80s and she said well he was always a nice boy and i have found at my age i wouldnt have any friends if i hadnt tried to renew old acquaintances. They have a tendency to die off when you get into your 70s and 80s. I looked him up. He was outside of mcgrawhill and one thing led to another and there came a time when we were having lunch when he said something that suggested to me that he might not be averse to have them someone write about his career alt