The US Navy Releases Video of Unsafe Interaction in the Taiwan Strait

Kathleen Folby has been pardoned and will be released from prison after spending 20 years behind bars for the deaths of her four children. After a seven-week trial in 2003, a jury found Folby guilty of killing her four babies Caleb, Patrick, Sarah and Laura between 1989 and 1999. New South Wales Attorney General Michael Daly yesterday said he'd recommended she be pardoned following an inquiry into her convictions. He heard credible evidence that the children might have died of natural causes. In international news now, the US Navy has released a video of what it called an unsafe interaction in the Taiwan Strait with a Chinese warship crossing in front of a US destroyer.