state institutions and the people especially in the northeast has been no easy task human rights lawyers to bodge make his show and in says the o. m. p. could gain the public s confidence once they set up local offices but he also says some families are afraid. people may give testimony today but they have a fear that it will fall into the wrong hands so some families have said they may have more faith in the process if a foreign government or international body. some. say they will accept an independent and foreign led investigation because they did not have people come in from the very beginning it s been 10 years and more time will go by. the civil war may have ended a decade ago but the families searching for their loved ones are still waiting for closure. the breaking news that.
in our report of the search for the missing continues in the north in the in the east of the country the o m p of the commission says they are looking into this but why has so little progress been made on this question. well actually you know has a long history of disappearances question all the way back to the 1980 s. so and it s not just in the north in the east where people were disappeared people from all communities including in the south and singular majority areas also were just appeared in the 10s of thousands so strunk has been struggling to deal with this issue for whatever that is 40 years. i think you know part of the problem is that we are almost certain that the vast majority of people disappeared were taken were abducted and. probably almost certainly killed by the military and police so it s the you know the government to really look into this and really find the truth
emergency. in minutes, we have a live report from minneapolis where the wind chill could hit 65 below zero. a convicted cop killer set to be executed today. robert jennings was sentenced to death for the 1988 killing of houston police officer elston howard. officer howard was just 24 years old when jennings shot him in the head twice during a robbery attempt. jennings will be the first inmate executed in the u.s. this year. stacey abrams will give the democratic response to president trump s state of the union address. the failed georgia gubernatorial candidate says she is honored to deliver the remarks next week. abrams will be the first black woman in history to make that speech. president trump s state of the union address is tuesday february 5th. the ball girl at a tournament causing a react, if you will, and stomping out a huge bug on the court. the girl taking matter into her own hands at the highland open killing the creepy crawler after player tries shooting it away. after the
to people s pain, which is disgusting but our republican colleagues in the senate, more and more of them are beginning to scramble. if enough of them do and put pressure on mcconnell to bring the six bills the house pasted to the floor, we can get the government open. i think trump thought we democrats would crack. we ve been united and even those moderate democrats invited title white house justifily correctly said no because they don t want to be window dressing. we seen trump stomp out of meetings because he s not getting what he wants, and the public is so strongly on our side our view is that republicans are soon going to be putting enough pressure on trump to either go around him or force him to change. we have to stay strong. so far, so good. in terms of going around him, you mean passing spending bills by a veto proof majority. certainly sending them to him and challenging him to veto and
going to be better for the troops, better for the military, than any president in history. and by so many measures, that hasn t proven true. but his view of leadership is one, again, of bragging and making claims to make himself sound, you know, like this historic figure who has got the tro troops back. oftentimes the facts don t measure up. april, it s interesting because during his visit, the president defended his decision to withdraw troops from syria. he faced questions about the government shutdown. was it surprising to you the way he answered it because usually the answer i guess, well, a more fitting answer is, listen, we face problems. we re america. we will get through this. but this trip is to support our troops and give credit to the men and women who keep us protected. but still he sort of used it as a almost as a campaign, you know, stomp to talk about his policies in defending the shutdown in syria.