convicted war criminals out of one car church is back in court today for an appeal hearing against his multiple convictions for genocide and other atrocities the former boston servia has insisted his forces acted only in self-defense he s asking that his forty year prison term be overturned by the united nations war crimes tribunals. former u.s. president george h.w. bush is said to be recovering after he was hospitalized in queues to for an infection just a day after his wife barbara funeral the ninety three year old has a form of parkinson s disease and has received treatment several times in recent years for respiratory problems. and today marks five years since the john up off the disaster a garment factory in bangladesh kristoff has the details on that story a story think we all remember those terrifying pictures the collapse of
easier. maria: sam told me this weekend on the fox business network don t make the assumption healthcare is dead. we ll take a break but we have to get into this next story a story that s not received much or any attention. the grand jury indictment against the former it aid for florida congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz accused of wiring money to his home country of pakistan sharing secrets with enemies back with our panel on that as we look a next, next.
stat. there s been huge developments in politics this week. i ve been thinking a lot about how the press is framing the stories. we re always chasing after the narrative. the satisfying framing that makes a story a story. this week the hillary clinton story is clear. she is crushing it. here she is with katy perry last night. she s coming off last week s dominant performance. this week joe biden announced he s not running for president around the same time lincoln cheffey and jim webb pulled out of race. it all adds up, right. clinton can do no wrong. it wasn t that long ago the n narrative was very different. bernie sanders was surging and biden was looming. the e-mail stories were dragging down her numbers. let s look back just one month. double digits.
next story a story about a good grandpa. jim mcqueen smelled and saw smoke rising from the house next door where his son and grandchildren lived. i went to the back and it s when i seen the back of the porch over at the house there burning so i come back in and hollered for my wife. reporter: mcqueen says his first reaction was to try to put out the fire but realized getting his son s family out. of the burning house was more important. he and his wife woke up his son, daughter-in-law and four grandchildren and were able to get them out. the house is a total loss, but thanks to that hero grandpa everybody is safe. the chimpanzees won t be on exhibit at the kansas city zoo a day after seven of them fled their enclosure. zoo officials say one used a long log to get up on top of a wall. six others followed and the animals never reached public areas but visitors were gathered in secure areas for an hour and zookeeper will check for other security breaches today. and she had to wait
a fell to the floor in pain they would slap him on the back of his neck or and. a boy grabbed oscar and put him in a headlock and choked him to the point that he lost consciousness for a moment feared for his life oscar was a victim of anti-semitic a boy i dizzyingly just mopping up for. gemma and then saw mccluskey and their two older children leonora and isaiah a german british and jewish family who live in berlin. their youngest child oscar isn t appearing on camera and his real name is not being used in this report for months the fourteen year old was the target of anti semitic bullying at his school here in berlin oscar s parents will tell his story a story that began. almost by accident. it s on the last day of the first