intervention in haiti has always been forceful one way or the other.e want you to take out your leader. it's always felt in ways that totally change. some responsewas after the earthquake, but there is some renewed interest. of the congress people have spoken out in terms of what is happening is the time for the elections have passed. now you might have a consolidation of powers at the top. you might have an administration moving by decree if you don't have these elections. headed it's always two and sort of do what we want or else kind of situation. one has to be very careful when asked for the interventions. me jump to the dominican republic. there is obviously a relationship. i wasn't aware of this. i feel kind of stupid i wasn't aware of this. i know you can enlighten me. there is this intrinsic law now taking hold in the dominican republic i think the audience ought to be aware of. tell me what you think is happening in the dr. >> recently the high court in the dominican republic passed a ruling in which they considered anybody who was born there

and for me to renew my soul i have to go back to haiti.ou have to know where you come from to move ahead in life and i have to do that journey. by doing so, make me a better person. make my appreciate my life. and my parent's life for what it's done for me a lot more. because it's not easy. >> haiti has been struck by natural disaster, there's a huge rebuilding effort. you have been right at the center of trying to help haiti become strong again. >> well, like i said, i can't be on the sideline and watch things go down. without doing anything. because at the end of the day, it's my duty. >> yeah. >> my job to really help another -- one of us hurts, we all hurt. >> it's all about education. if we educate one, we help raise a village. and that's what i'm all about. >> it doesn't matter where you've lived, he always comes back to haiti. >> there's a movement going on and i see the movement and i see the people want better of their lives. they want to live like everybody else. so the fund-raiser is really to lend a hand to the brothers and sis

and many returned from haiti.ctually very important black leaders went along with this so paul coffey who was half lock and half indian was very wealthy. he had a shipping empire and he went it in 1862 sierra leone the british colony and was hoping to set up a colony there that would be a model showing how freed blacks would achieve various good things. he actually was in talks with british abolitionists. he even interviewed james madison, paul coffey did. imagine a black man interviewing mattson and he wouldn't call him president mattson. because he was a quake or he called him james. [laughter] but he died unfortunately in 1817 or his influence might've been somewhat beneficial on the colonization movement. james fortney a wealthy black major in philadelphia who was a great inventor and all was for colonization in the beginning and so was bishop richard howland who was a the major religious leader in philadelphia but in january 1817 after the founding of the american colonization society they had a meeting of 30

the isar team remains in haiti for ten days. they don't find anymore survivors. >> as we left, it was like being torn apart. we wanted to do more, but we couldn't do more. >> one of the most difficult things was all the people that we didn't rescue. so i think about that a lot. >> the haitian government estimates the earthquake claimed more than 300,000 lives. for veradia, this rescue team from across the globe has made all the difference. she has her life. >> because it was to me incredible and impossible that all this would happen. these people are just such heros. >> i felt very connected to her. this is an experience that will follow me the rest of my life. >> it's a pleasure to see her. to see how far they came to be able to help my country. >> coming up, a tourist captures something extraordinary. >> then you hear this noise. like a click, click, click. >> when a centuries old sequoia crashes to the ground. and later, for these tourists a day trip in italy ends in terror when caught on camera: what on earth? continues of s

we knew in haiti that there is a large population of marin's. so being there, don't you think that also is something that could have led to the spread of the burns? >> i am not sure at all because burns and louisiana or anywhere else didn't need encouragement or anything from anybody. so i don't think that, you know, haiti would have had any influence on that particular sentence. >> thank you. >> okay. well, let us all think sylviane diouf. and we can reconvene and out of the alcove there were the book will be available. see you there. [applause] >> you're watching book tv. for more information visit the authors website. >> james's next. he argues for the americans that they want to know what the country will be like the liberals have their way out taxation many to look no further in california where citizens are taxed more heavily than anywhere else in the country. this is about an hour.

in haiti, i'm pleased that u.s. assistance has accelerated and thank chairman royce for expanting our committee's oversight in this regard. i look forward to the secretary's testimony. >> thank you, mr. ingle. this afternoon we're joined by mr. john kerry, the 6th secretary of state. he began in this post and has been there just over a year now. mr. secretary, welcome again and without objection, the secretary's full prepared statement is made part of the record and members will have are five calendar days to submit statements and questions and extraneous materials for the record. and if you could summarize your remarks, mr. secretary, we'll soon face a short vote series on the floor. thank you. >> mr. chairman, i appreciate that. thank you very much for the privilege of being here with you. ranking member engel and to all the members of the committee, it's a privilege for me to be able to be here with you today. and i hope to please you greatly at the outset by giving you one of the shortest renditions ever. i just

number two, haiti. all right?hundreds of millions of dollars have been sent to that island and it is worse now than it ever has been. and bill clinton was at the forefront of raising money for haiti. and it is a disaster. >> you can't blame bill clinton as much as you have to look at the fact that there is a history. >> speaking out about it. >> there is historic corruption in that -- >> -- i got it. >> country. like afghanistan. nobody has ever been able to tame that wild beast. >> as you know, true leadership means going against the tide sometimes. all right. now we have allen that lally. you probably don't know him he is the ceo of ford. here is why he deserves to be on the list. >> yeah. >> when the recession kicked in, he and ford did not ask for any bailout money. >> yep. >> all right. they did it on their own. and now they are the most prosperous american car maker, correct? >> he deserves to be on that list. he has turned the culture of ford around this year all a the $46,800 cost sharing benefit because o

until haiti's boat the church was silent and the pulpit.of course the history, he knew the though whites, hell of horrors, the very name pronounced with a shudder in the beginning of his speech. indeed the revolution and inevitably encountered. as an abolitionist raked in 411865 douglas have avoided mention of the haitian revolution in his public speeches, debates, and interviews. the abolitionist douglas' knew the perceptions all too well. for some the revolution have been an object lesson in the inevitable social and economic ruin that would attend in the form of emancipation. for others it was a veritable word massacre, racial liner made real. yet this did not change daedaluses condition that the haitian revolution was a watershed event. >> beautiful. thank you for reading that. i want to ask a question about colonization. you devote four chapters in this book. could you summarized why colonization is so attractive to so many different kinds of people? >> well, and the beginning going way back to 18th-century colonization always on the m

now, his not quite as famous sister, that haiti, jamie, tiara are making music of their own and have do you feel like the bar has been really set high? >> yeah. he's amazing. we're so proud of him and he's amazing. >> yeah. >> and you know, i think people will expect that or more from us. ♪ ♪ >> their reality series, delilah, also the name of the group address their mom's death in the pilot which recently aired on wetv. >> we'll have obstacles, probably more now, but we have an angel above us. >> the docuseries captured our last moments with her. so we were blessed in a way. >> we are so grateful for it. >> the girls pulled together and try to make it on their own. >> yes, we have a famous brother. >> love you, bruno. >> indeed it is. in fact, you don't even see bruno on the show, but he did ask his sisters going in, -pare you sure you want to do a reality show and he said here is the number of my lawyer. >> tonight's "entertainment tonight" birthdays which singer had the nickname singer mirage in high school because she never showed up for classes. is it mary j. blige, ma roadwaya c

>> i learned the most in haiti. --ti is a tough lace to go tough place to go.a 45 minute flight from miami. deforestation has destroyed everything. i have learned more from illiterate peasants in haiti than anyone else i can recall. >> we had the identical conversation with the supermodel each are dad and the sports illustrated swimsuit edition. she moved there after visiting haiti and said that almost the identical thing. a 45 minute flight from amy. you're in good company. >> i have a lot in common with supermodels. [laughter] >> thank you so much for joining us. what a treat. back, havingme second thoughts? perhaps hedge funds went big on fannie mae and freddie mac. we will be back. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers" with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. >> you're watching market makers on bloomberg television. i'm erik schatzker. >> a pretty good opening act. >> i think so. jim yong kim was here with us for the half-hour. great stuff. we talked about so much. what an illuminating conversation. talk about fannie and

if he wants to do some good work for people in haiti, i'm all for that. know you have been there many times yourself with reverend graham, so i applaud that work. >> here is what i don't get. if venezuela -- i mean, if venezuela gets rid of its dictators and they get a strong democracy there, that will have an impact maybe on cuba because they are buddy buddy with cuba. have an impact there. maybe on over south american nations that are having trouble with their government it would be so good for that part of the memo miss fear if it would have a strong democracy. >> i couldn't say it any better than you have. i don't understand, there is always this belief system that somehow, among the hard left and i would count him among them that somehow the united states is an oppressor country. the united states is evil. there has never been a country, greta, that has sacrificed more blood, more money, more wounds to the cause of freedom around the world than the united states of america and as so many people have said, we have never asked for anything in return bu

asked the boss for a bit more he refuses my salary is only no for my feet and money for my family in haiti. fair trade behind the scenes almost see. what's up we all i'm out in martin and this is breaking in the set so for the past few months the attention of environmental activists had almost entirely been focused on the keystone x.l. oil pipeline rightfully so as a new report from the carbon tracker initiative concludes that keystone could raise greenhouse gas emissions by five gigatons by the year two thousand and fifty while the squabble over keystone continues a new report from think progress reminds us all that multiple other major pipelines have been proposed approved or are currently undergoing construction and get this many of these pipelines that run across canada and the west carry the same tar sands crude oil that is the subject of so much controversy with keystone furthermore a few of these pipelines would actually carry even more oil than keystone if you count the connections the pipelines are already in place perhaps most concerning is the energy east pipeline which could ca

the boss cribbage them all he refuses my salary is only no for my food and money for my family in haiti. fairtrade behind the scenes almost see. cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. choose your language. because we can we know if the materials going to kill some of . us choose the consensus to. choose the opinions the great. choose the stories that impact. choose the access to. this is also international welcome back in the u.k. more than a hundred and six to academics from leading universities have accused the government of turning them into a branch of the border police they say bad for us to look into the immigration details of students which borrows discriminates and any unaids them put a boycott house run. the british government wants to stop student visas being abused but the way that the border force is going about it has rubbed a number of universities up the wrong way over one hundred sixty academics from universities such as oxford and warrick have written a letter to the guardian newspaper saying that they are under increasing pressure to ch

several thousand people have been demonstrating in haiti calling for the resignation of the country's president protesters say michel martelly has not done enough to alleviate hunger since he took office back in twenty eleven this is the caribbean nation's biggest rally so far this year people are also complaining that both legislative and local elections are more than two years overdue. and weeks of nationwide protests in venezuela have claimed another two victims one man was killed in a blast when a homemade mortar blew up in his hands of a second died after being hit by a support. official say now at least thirty nine have died in the unrest thousands are on the streets rallying against president apparent inability to tackle high crime and economic problems. well after months of rioting and flaming barricades in ukraine's capital activists in kiev independent square seem to have turned to peace and have been literally putting down roots there. are reports. all right. and that's exactly what these people are doing standing up for their right to do whatever they want in this case pla

specialinistrations' envoy for afghanistan, kosovo, bosnia, haiti and somalia. spots, he hit them all. him in thes involved withdrawal of u.s. forces from somalia, the american-led in turn mention -- intervention in haiti, the stabilization of bosnia and the nato intervention in cozumel. he is truly a man for all seasons and a good friend. after september 11, 2001, ambassador dobbins was appointed as the bush administration's representative to the afghan opposition with the task of putting together a broadly-based successor to the ousted taliban regime. he represented the united states at the bonn conference to establish the new afghan government. on december 16, 2001, he raised the flag over the newly reopened u.s. embassy in kabul. i can't think of a better person to be entrusted with guiding u.s. policy through the challenges and opportunities of the political insecurity transition and afghanistan. ambassador dobbins. [applause] >> thank you very much, steve. thanks to usip and the alliance for organizing this event and for inviting me to join you today. to t

the developer was awarded a prize for creating low-cost accommodation in haiti, rwanda and the philippines. >> the national coalition for the homeless says florida is the most dangerous place in the nation for people living on the street. as part of our service "homeless in america", we went to the florida. >> 2006 three teens go on a spree with a baseball bat. by nights end two homeless men were hospitalized and this man dead. 2012 - a man attacks and bites off pieces of a homeless man's face florida is the most dangerous state when it comes to violent attacks against the homeless is no surprise. >> i've had people come at me with an ice pick, or people come at us with chains when we are at the railroad tracks. >> they face a threat of sexual violence and exploitation. this woman recalls living in her van and using a stun gun to fend off a man who tried to grab her. >> he said "i'll zap you", he left. it's hard. you have to worry about if people are going to hurt you. >> outside the pensacola limits, at this center, people say they can feel the hostility. last november a building was torn

relief workers in the philippines or in haiti tell you yes. and at digital globe, they claim some success as well although not always with a happy ending. they instigated a crowd sourced search for two lost hikers in the peruvian andes in 2012. the crowd found them, but unfortunately they were already dead. in it is what has people like jepeterson to keep looking at swaths of the indian ocean night after night. >> even if you can't say, oh, i found something, finding nothing is still finding something. you know that you don't have to expend resources to search in that area when you don't see anything there, and if i fan out four meters to search and let them focus on the areas that are of interest, then great, i'm good with looking at nothing, if that can lp them out. >> reporter: while the cartographers of the crowd are constantly looking for ways to automate some of this painstaking work, this is one innovation that is enabled by technology, but driven by the most amazing computer of all: the one that sits behind our discerning eyes. >> wood

haiti. fairtrade behind the scenes almost say. welcome to the future of this month we shake it up a bit internal the heat is moscow's firefighters put their lazy skid through his paces. we go back to the classroom and learn the communication is key and following the excitement of the dancing global show we take a breather on the news the technology on stage and on g.'s we've done the future coverage. death sentences for five hundred supporters of the deposed egyptian president that's been sentenced to death in many of which is an operative ukraine's interim pm skips a nuclear summit amid cio calls for your ex new prime minister arseniy yatsenyuk one time over to make takes his case against torture and abuse to a u.s. federal court or strike plus other media turns a blind eye to do get on or to you. one of ukraine's most notorious ultranationalists is gunned down by police in what security sources say was a planned assassination something predicted by the late radical himself. who gives a lot of the interior ministry to remove its

that means sixty people have to move efficiently to and from the open storage jar to the ship from haiti and to ten pm to meet the deadline will. the second thought i was. season prepares to do her stand up with that easily moving cars at the back. i mean thousands. or sit in at the sport for your inquiries rates. tan's a scene from a location filled with excitement speaks louder than a ten minute mark. oh and one every year they raised me this is the concerns of all trades. while. go yet. what is. what they want me on was arrested in athens boards every year making recently just got into the rankings. i can see a lot of parts like you are expecting an ear out the shipment to china today seem to be far behind in their missiles heart. it's odd but it cost for a better story jason is always on the go and quickly. i call it time for me. after he spotted what i mean what he can see all six of the sky. we look forward to where she will take us next. see the point where i want to show that the worst of the shipyard all this out cars that were unloaded into the soul and how fast the word and co

we know about it in haiti. we've heard about it in other earthquakes and other places where homes are shattered. people are trapped under the debris for days, but they are able to survive on water. >> i mean, we're five days away. and anderson cooper pointed out last night, there were survivors in haiti two weeks later. and the rain was what helped them. this is somewhat promising, but also it is settling and getting thicker and harder for the searchers to dig through. quickly. >> as the moving mud does hit those houses and starts to settle, it becomes more coagulated at the bottom as the water runs out. it was a moving mudslide. now it's becoming a concrete slide, getting heavier and heavier and heavier. >> not good news. we're going to continue to update and again, they also said there will be a 4:30 eastern time update from the medical examiner's office. they had said there were likely to be big changes in the body count today. maybe that will happen later with the m.e. chad myers, stand by. lots of question

in 2010, walker took a team to haiti helping in the aftermath of the major earthquake that devastated >> asked a bunch of people what they thought we should bring. >> he knew that you had to do something. know one knew what to expect but he was bringing medical equipment, water filtration and do what he could. when they got there, they did so much for their first time they were able to set up a hospital in an orphanage and the experience he came home with after that was i have the opportunity to do something very special. >> walker wasn't afraid to get his hands dirty. >> you talked about the fact that he went to alabama to help with victims of the tornadoes. >> yep. >> lots of people talk about things they care about. he actually did something. >> he cared about other people and he went and helped them. >> we were helping clear a house. it was 100 degrees. the humidity was through the roof. and we're just working with chain saws, just piling through full gear on sweating, working hard. >> but then, the homeowner realized that a hollywood star was among those helping out. >> and the e

. >> reporter: when a devastating earthquake struck haiti four years ago, killing more than 316,000 people, the los angeles county fire department answered a call for help. >> when you pull somebody out alive, regardless of the circumstances, they're all tough, but it's remarkable. >> as difficult as all these things are, the reality is that there is a part of some people that go through this that develop new meaning in their life. >> reporter: back in washington, jeff and jan mcclellan continue to help in the search, masking their pain. >> you don't take the time to deal with it right now, 'cause we -- i feel like we don't have time to deal with it right now. >> reporter: when so many have yet to be found. >> we keep on going, because we're going to bring closure to families. >> reporter: still searching for the missing and the will to stay strong. dr. nancy snyderman, nbc news. >>> we're back in a moment with a possible link between diet drinks and heart disease in women. >>> we're back with health news and a study that came out this weekend suggesting a correlation between health diseas

in haiti the students going to be clinched the victory. a good security with experience in intelligence. i have worked so hard to develop the consumer association chairman will need grace to be improving in the final bound and depression the thinkpad pretty impressed. i defeated fourteen grand champions the increase in the deliberation council to discuss on monday whether he is physically and mentally suitable for the high it's drying. if the council recommends that you attribute your person now the association would decide to promote him on wednesday and i in him. thus the attractions in japanese is our dying of old age and it's getting harder to find replacements from abroad so stanzas are taking innovative measures to survive i know no shame for more than thirty years the elephant on a call from chile to both children and adults at the ceiling fukuoka prefecture. and my throat and she passed away she was everybody's favorite her enclosure had stayed empty. rare animals die in zoos replacing them is increasingly difficult. for example co

of japan and south korea finally agree to talk on the sidelines of the nuclear security summit in haiti. prism obama had pushed both leaders to me and then strained relations before supper showbiz it to the asian region in april. as the first sign of the three of us have had an opportunity to meet together and discuss some serious challenges the wheel brace. obviously japan and. the republic of korea are. two of our closest allies in the world the present market. we had to put the significant opportunity for the tree to sit down to get there. when i get to know. i believe it is a meaningful chance to have a dialogue with president obama and prime minister the company. prime minister of defense president obama and reid is present pop in the green line which. i want to sincerely thank president obama. i am happy to meet present. it was very happy to meet you because of its upcoming fifth on the new one my muscle. nothing that the fifty minute meeting focused mainly on the common security threat in the region north korea. they discussed the unpredictability of these interchange opened and

asked the boss cribbage he refuses my salary is only enough for my food and money for my family in haiti. fair trade behind the scenes. thanks for being with us here on our to international film all of your international news. an inquest into the death of russian boris berezovsky has brought new revelations this time from his body god he claims of the man was broken by the loss of his most most of losing its fortune and he spoke we can see about suicidality as long as smith has the details of the body guts testimony. well he's painted quite a pathetic picture of bodies but it's all ski at the very end he described him as a broken man following the last of that three billion pound damages claim against our mount a bottom of it here in london he was according to reports financially crippled was struggling to pay his debts he had several costly court cases leading up to his death the bodyguards wife has also given evidence to the inquest in which he said that his old ski had told her that he wasn't a billionaire he was the poorest man in the world she also says that he was on quite strong a

just go to haiti and look at the terrible tragedy that has taken place there. world pledged all this money and yet they are still there with diseases that i thought were eradicated, and they are still living in tents and not having the ability to be in charge of their own destiny and feed their families. we have to get together and do things about it. >> many people watching this interview are big admirers of your work. i am curious to know who you admire. are there thought leaders that you look up to? >> well, we learn from each other. we are both early members of a group called the giving pledge where a lot of philanthropists sit and share mistakes. there are people like george soros who has done really innovative work. we get to meet the scientists working on this stuff. maybe the most amazing are the people out in the field who spend big parts of their life in africa taking these tools that we held back and making sure they get out there. >> also, you have to separate peoples' political interest from their willingness to help. there are some -- soros is cle

my family in haiti. fairtrade behind the scenes almost say. welcome to the future this month we shake itself a bit internal the heat as moscow's firefighters put their ladies good three spaces . we go back to the classroom and learn the communication is key and following the excitement of the dancing global show we take a breather on the museum said knowledge beyond. knowledge we've done the future. no really i mean the top to the right to see that we must have. a recording. ukrainian far right activist alexander notorious for attacks on regional officials during the kiev who was reportedly killed in the street shooting. i will use every means to rile up the entire world and there will not even be a scorched field left of russia. presidential hopeful in ukraine yulia timoshenko values to obliterate russia elite phone call but deny she wants the nuclear extermination of russian ukrainians. plus international rights groups strongly condemn the death sentences handed down to over five hundred muslim brotherhood members in egypt in the most severe

outside intrusions and the internal politics of states like mexico guatemala and panama nicaragua haitidominican republic and we're not going to repeat his attempts of a coup in venezuela argentina brazil door and believing that there was no coup and the one hundred fifty year old history of latin america the u.s. government did not apply to him. who incidentally u.s. participation in events in ukraine did not begin or end distributing snacks or friendly gestures of support i've invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in knees and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic saying the west spent five billion dollars the stabilizing ukraine. this is something that is a mess that is foot on russia's doorstep by the west before tea of protest turned into chaos russia proposed that ukraine work with both the e.u. and russia the us had another idea wanted to see ukraine as part of its ally the read to eventually find its way to me though there is no other path that would bring ukraine back to long term political stability and economic growth a popular jok

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my salary is only you know for my food and money for my family in haiti. fairtrade behind the scenes almost say. welcome to the future this month we shake itself a bit internal the heat is moscow's firefighters put their latest gear through his paces. we go back to the classroom and learn the communication is key and following the excitement of the dancing group or shall we take a breather after the museum said not only on stage and on g. we've done the future cover. right from the scene. of the first rush to the night gripping the church. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. then the. online. i think that it's very important to help and as you see the parts of syria. now where the. bombs now nato most of the destruction of us down to the infrastructure on the civilian casualties collateral damage from the start it has made every effort to minimize collateral damage to make sure that civilians aren't killed or wounded up have families there's been. the city of. homs. i've been fine where the free passes with me was positive. and so we're going to meet

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whether from harlem or haiti or birmingham, alabama, and so what's interesting is their aim is crucialnd they are international celebrities. one thing that i think is interesting about politics and movements in the 60s in a way that is different from our contemporary society is that activism is something that is in a large manner considered to be having an impact on popular culture. and carmichael is that. this is not to diminish him but just to give a context of things, what happens when this activist has done on the cover of ebony magazine and others in all these different magazines and someone who is very enormously charismatic. how would they proceed both within the black community and there is an iconography of the black panther party not only just a political party but a party that that is very seductive and sexy. and so we think about all of that being wrapped up in here. and she's someone who has a very keen understanding and becomes very close and miriam comes a real conduit to die. >> they did not have any children. and they did not have any children. >> the younger ones i am

the wind intrusion into the internal politics of states like mexico guatemala and panama nicaragua haiti dominican republic. his attempt a coup in venezuela argentina to ecuador and bolivia. there was no one to one hundred and fifty year old history of latin america. u s government did not apply i'll admit twenty ten to lead us into submission in advance and ukraine did not begin collecting and distributing snacks or friendly gestures of support. investing in a nine billion dollars to assist ukrainian news in articles that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic ukraine the west spent five billion dollars the stabilizing the ukraine this is something that he is a mess that was addressed to us by the west the court to protest turned into chaos monster proposed that ukraine work with both the eu and russia the us had another etf went to see ukraine as part of its ally the eu needs to eventually find its way into me that there is no other path between ukraine and long term political stability economic growth. the joke of the black american leaders why will there ever a new crew i

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this is in ukraine does look set to dominate a nuclear summit of g seven nations that signed today in haiti. us president barack obama is already there and in other lands. top the agenda of finding some way to punish russia for adults in crimea including possibly excluding moscow from the g eight club of wealthy nations. here's our washington correspondent to look rather brooke obama arrives in europe and with a very different set of priorities for the united states. ukraine now very much top of the agenda for president barack obama and the g seven meeting new gone to the g eight meeting with russia. not all told it for now national security adviser susan rice is on this trip and she has spoken about the priorities for the united states she said this that speaking to reporters before the trip international community will be broadly rethinking its relationship with russia and the united states he says will be aiming to show strong alliances with its partners in europe and asia and the middle east also the sanctions of course will be discussed the strongest section so far have been enthused b

asked the boss cribbage law he refuses my salary is only no for my feed and money for my family in haiti fairtrade five hundred seeds almost see. welcome to the future of this month we shake itself a bit internal the heat is moscow's firefighters put their ladies kids through his paces. we go back to the classroom and learn the communication is key and following the excitement of the dancing global show we take a breather on the museum technology on day one on we've done the future for. woman or it's cold oh must be the new cold war that's right is the new cold war i remember of the war on terror hoax from a few years ago well no neither neither does anyone else now or in the new cold war hoax i wonder how long this one will alright well anyway max kaiser this is the cause the report. my bad that's what david willetts the u.k. minister for universities should have said when confronted with the fact that he got his math wrong instead he doubled down on stupid just like they all do because the taxpayer always always always picks up the bill for stupid don't they stacy apparently they do fo

accept it and that if it was the first and still acts like the song south korea's president park in haiti is to chair the festive amazing of a new committee that aims to explore the potential for renewed the re unification with the dprk the committee's first meeting will take place next month. this will convene every quarter to discuss preparations for a possible reunification with the dprk and the future of a re unified korean peninsula talks will focus on cooperation between and private sectors as a means of forty mi as encouraging the re unification process the total so i went to increase support for such a peaceful reunification. east african leaders have begun a solace in the ethiopian capital that is have a bomb with the regional leaders calling for an end to the hostilities in south sudan. the intergovernmental authority on development has agreed to send troops to the sea the enforcement of a ceasefire deal comes as the african union announced it would be investigating alleged atrocities by but the government and rebel forces in the war torn country. cctv is dontcha reports. this i

his support for ukraine's pushed to the leadership you leave washington also promised a country of haiti and pillows in and day. and just because a regular guest in the us has even suggested to the most desirable easily for prime minister then the conversation recently this is the sickest think retorted with him. and that the us ambassador to the crane creek we stand he has not been recognized by russia. speaking at the un life of a moment the russian number please. israel says whole week it's been fun frugal as a result of the ball being bowled twenty million tall hits in the palestinian enclave in response to a brochure about sixty roll it into his room wednesday. the casualties reported on by the sudden intense forty. so israel's foreign minister coffers country to retake gaza human rights activist gary graham who's in gaza says the provocative was designed to disrupt the peace prize the ceasefire. what this is not that this is nothing to do it i'd been meaning to do with the peace process. i would order the man does not want peace for us the local court. as if she can still spot on a