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pounding pro-russia separatists and. i m on the ty border where the new military government is making plans to send tens of thousands of refugees back to mian-mar. iraq s highest court made a ruling that could pave the way for the prime minister to serve a third term and nouri al-maliki is the biggest block and he could retain his position. the political uncertainty continues as kurdish forces continue the battle with the north and we have more. reporter: an important victory in the fight against the islamic state group. fighters from iraq s kurdish region capture the town in the country s north and hold up the group s black flag as a troe trophy and it has put nouri al-maliki under attack of the president. translator: i wanted iraqi parliament that he had no way to do this based on past elections and violation would lead to more security problems, this is why the government is planning to file a case against the president for violating the constitution twice. ....
and he promises a new era of reconciliation after winning the first ever popular presidential vote. even though he is under immense pressure to step down iraq s prime minister nouri al-maliki is refusing to do so and the highest court made a ruling that could pave the way for the prime minister to serve a third term. the court said maliki s block is the biggest in government and he could retain his position and this uncertainty continues as kurdish go with the battle with the fighters on the north and we have more. reporter: an important victory in the fight against the islamic state group and fighters from the region recapture the town of mackmor in the country s north and hold up the country s black flag as a trophy and fighters are still in control of large parts of northern iraq and their gains since june put prime minister maliki under intense pressure to quit but he has gone on the attack against the country s president. translator: i warned the presidency a ....
a lot of money. maybe in the long run, it could be a profitable business. the other thing is to get into the convention business. you have many large cities that are relatively close to atlantic city like washington and philadelphia and new york and boston. one problem is they don t have a large airport nearby. there is the atlantic city airport which is more regional. it is hard for people to get in there but the convention business could be a big boost. when you look at new markets, the final example is massachusetts. right now, there are three new casinos going into massachusetts and also a slots only facility. what massachusetts did which i think was very smart is they said for a certain geography like western massachusetts, we will only let one can see now operate there. that gives you a mini monopoly and it stops the issue or limits the issue of having too much supply in a specific area where everyone suffers i m going active the original story. when to fold them ....
his home was about to be broken into and that s when he opened the door and shot through the screen door. jurors have asked for a few pieces of evidence to examine in their jury deliberation room right now, they have asked to see the shotgun, they have asked to see the screen door, tamron, they have also asked for a measuring tape, right now inside the courtroom, theodore wafer is waiting in case there will be any verdict here today as well as members of remisha mcbride s family as well. just 19 years old. investigators say she was high and drunk at the time. prosecutors say that she was simply disoriented from a car accident about a half mile away from wafer s home and effectively wandering aimlessly looking for help. thank you very much. and joining me now legal analyst lisa green. you ve been glued to this case from the beginning following this. you ve got seven men, five women, four african-americans. some have seen this through the prism of race and whether that ....
Human Rights Watch: On June 18, the United Nations special rapporteur on human rights in Afghanistan, Richard Bennett, will present to the UN Human Rights Council his latest report, which powerfully calls for the Taliban to be held accountable for their crimes against women and girls. The report, issued today, examines the Taliban’s “institutionalized system of discrimination, segregation, disrespect for human dignity and exclusion of women and girls.” ....