support of the international community stipulated by the decisions and resolutions of these un security council. but it will still be paralleled by the uncompromising fight against a better looser ice is another organization this ignited terrorist organizations by the united nations we also told her about the work within the. for the over a morgue where we try to formulate certain parameters and modalities of the discoloration zones in order to put an end to the has to consolidate the cease fire agreement a cease fire in june this ensuring free access all through terror and a. created favorable environment for this political process syria would you understand. that we pay special attention. to your ship or a shelter for the in a syrian negotiations. uproot what you do which is going to be sort of by staff and that is to reign that on the tab so you july in geneva and before that on the fifth or sixth or july there will be another meeting and. certainly we talked about hugh crane. come one position is that the means could raymond's should be complied with and they abided by by all parties there

security council resolutions. we reaffirmed the commitment to implement in full all relevant un security council resolutions. for example we agree that companies should not do business with any designated entities in accordance with these resolutions. china understands the united states regards as the top security threats. they have a diplomatic responsibility to insert much greater despotic pressure on the regime. they help fund a weapons programs. we must step up the efforts to help to curtail the sources of revenue. we hope china will do their part as well. the united states remains committed to building and is committed to holding north korea accountable for multiple violations of the security council resolution which expressly prohibits its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs. we regret that people suffer when they have these prohibitive programs and urge the regime to choose a better path for its people. the status quo of the past through the millage positio motf the outposts in the south china sea and excessive maritime claims unsupported by international law that we arose at the freedom of

. >> despite multiple un security council resolutions in posing international sanctions, the government of north korea continues its nuclear and ballistic missile programs. today, the treasury's financial crimes enforcement network has found their bank to be a foreign financial institution of riemer he money laundering concern -- primary money-laundering concern of the u.s.n 311 patriot. this bank has served as a gateway for north korea to access the u.s. and international financial systems, facilitating millions of dollars of transactions for companies involved in north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programs. standited states will not for such action. this will require u.s. banks to ensure that the bank of bandon does not access the u.s. financials us to him -- u.s. financial system directly or indirectly. reaffirms the treasury department's commitment to ensure that north korea is cut off from the u.s. financial system. in addition, the department of the treasury's office of foreign asset control has sanctioned two individuals and one entity for their continued support of nort

really doesn't make sense the minsk accords have been approved by the un security council the a very specific the non-ambiguous and they just need to be implemented and we hope the normandy for group will relaunch its activities and we will draw the attention of our foreign partners including in france and germany to this fact they subscribed to these accords and again they have a lot of leverage over kiev authorities and we hope to we will be ready to. do our share. so you would. like to ask this question first and foremost and produce a credible garment and we. will welcome the meeting between the presidents of russia and the usa you and the. celebrity. would be only very strange and if they. didn't meet be there the same place had to say my hotel city it would be very strange if they didn't meet and talk. with. us if all the meeting. was in the. normal before form what i cannot say.

especially the un security council resolution twenty two forty nine twenty two forty nine calls conscious. specifically. in detroit of iraq and also syria and it calls the countries to prevent them and also to suppress them and i think iran's attack against terrorist positions in david's about syria is also consistent with international law and the regulations and this causes that we are getting for the reaction from other countries are changing i did not happen to you know accolade. they might. be to listen because this can. have some symbolic in full in the field it might not be something that the maybe western countries us from our friends who's been in the region they multiply they might not like this because this can have a negative impact on the morale of the service in the region i think might. extend the if you increase the margin to divert attention because in fact the wrong was targeting terrorists and that is the point. being the experience tells us that westerners and some of their allies in the region even sometimes they divert attention and they want to have course the again

the role of the un security council in unanimously condemning and backfilling, in fact, the illegal missile and nuclear programs of the dpr k is a prime example. differences persist, of course, over specific measures to pursue but unequivocal condemnation of these brazen acts is a clear signal of the unanimity and the police that weapons of mass discussion posts a threat to regional and global security. second, the un is a forum for inclusive negotiations engaging all stakeholders. this is not to say that other forum do not play a role, regional negotiations produce valuable nuclear weapons free zones and negotiations have nuclear arsenals by 85% in some cases. only universal forums creates universally binding rules and norms. with this in mind, the un should be the venue for efforts to bring about other measures to achieve and maintain nuclear weapon free world. this includes negotiations on the fnc t and bringing the comprehensive test ban treaty into force. third, the un is a useful forum for dialogue on a new issues of critical importance to us all. the enduring concerns related to wmd

violated its obligations under the chemical weapons convention and ignored the urging of the un security council however trump statement must be disputed because according to his source is it left to military and intelligence officials bemused with one officer reportedly telling colleagues upon learning of the u.s. strike none of this makes any sense we know that there was no chemical attack the russians are furious the russians were phiri is because according to her they. and there are syrian allies that notified the us of the planned april fourth syrian strike unconscious koon in english and described their target as a high level meeting of jihad as leaders including representatives from groups affiliated with al qaeda franchise in the country keep in mind it live province where shaikh hoon is located is currently governed by these groups funded and armed by foreign powers including the united states as alter net points out in the province it rules i'll know has imposed what a leading scholar has described as a taliban like regime that is ethnically cleansed a religious religious and ethnic mi

before we do know britain remains a central component of the un security council nato and is one of the five intelligence sharing network between the us canada australia and new zealand well the question is will the relationship remain the same and will the equivalent amount of intelligence still be shared the actual bedrock of what is the so-called special relationship between the usa and the u.k. since world war two has been an incredibly close uniquely close working relationship particularly between our listening post the n.s.a. and the u.k. question which is called g c h q government communications headquarters and i really don't see that they can afford to fall out long term if may does stay in power their relationship with the u.s. and the u.k. are also in the air after the manchester attacks u.s. intelligence reportedly leaked some in a baby's name to the press something u.k. officials wanted to keep quiet until they were further and to begin best occasion i will make clear to president trump that intelligence which is shared between our law enforcement agencies must remain secur

the question is whether, are they a violation of un security council sanctions and what should the united states about if they are? >> this is new information coming up. we're continued to take a look at that. >> i wanted to know about the rumors that we have heard some russia forces talking about them being part of it. or, wanted to participate in this part of the operation. what is see the states position on that? >> i'm glad you asked about raqqa, instead of focusing on social media. raqqa and syria is incredibly import. that's a top security position for the united states. for folks run the global have not followed this closely, it is considered to be one of two capitals for isis. attacks in europe have been plotted from raqqa, it is a ground zero for isis. the attacks were plotted from nissan brussels as well. this operation was launched today from the syrian democratic forces, we expect the fight to be long and difficult. we are confident in the ability of the coalition backed by the united states to be able to take out isis from the stronghold and eventually be able to return the c

i will tell you that the 2231 field was un security council resolution 1929 and you're probably familiarwith this. i am not confident to the prior administration had negotiated with jcp away but are you aware that un security council and 231 stated quote iran shall not undertake any activity with ballistic missiles and then it was replaced with untrained by a un resolution commending the jcp away that red iran is called upon not to undertake any related activity ballistic missiles and then they gave a little bit more latitude designed to carry nuclear payload. are you aware of this back. >> it is one of the most dangerous things that happened when they we passed the jcp zero eight. basically we deferred what will happen and you gave them a bunch of money to do it. now you see that they don't follow the rules with the testing. >> i valley rate -- who wrote that, it's a rhetorical question for our nation with the security of our allies in mind and how incompetent or nefarious are they. >> it's disconcerting. >> my question becomes is there a way, i have no clue to the answer, to repeal pla

the role of the un security council in unanimously condemning and sanctioning these acts the illegal missile and nuclear programs of gr today is a prime example. the differences process of course over specific measures but unequivocal condemnation of these brazen acts is a clear signal of the unity in the belief that mass destruction poses a threat to regional and global security. >> with this in mind, the un should be the venue for efforts to bring about other measures to achieve and maintain a nuclear weapons free world as this includes negotiations on the f in ct and bringing the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty into force. first, the un is a useful forum on new issues of critical importance, the enduring concerns related to conventional weapons have been exacerbated by rapid advances in technology. new issues have emerged that threaten international stability, and cybersecurity are valuable to humanity's future prosperity, if used for malicious purposes produce global programs that require global solutions. likewise, conversations among all stakeholders are required if we ar

americans, this is the country's fourth missile test in a month and comes less than a week that the un security council passed new sanctions against north korea. >> three more arrested overnight in connection to the london bridge terror attack this as dramatic video emerges. we do want to warn you some people may fine it graphic. three terrorists seem stabbing an innocent man walking down the street. within second armed cops storm in and open fire killing the extremist with a hail of bullets, eight people were killed and 48 others injured in the massacre. the government contractor top secret nsa documents to the media is expected to plea not guilty. 25-year-old reality winner hopes to be on bond at detention hearing today. she's charged with providing report on russian interference in the presidential election to the intercept online news outlets, lawyers say she's proven until proven guilty. one of the biggest nights in country music. rob will be that's right. unlike every other award show it seems cmt awards steered clear of politics, jackie ibaÑez live with some of the night's biggest movements. >>

despite multiple un security council resolutions imposing international sanctions, the government of north korea continues its nuclear and ballistic missile programs. today, treasury's financial crimes enforcement network has found the bank of dan don't to be a foreign national institution a primary laundering concern under section 311 of the usa patriot act. this bank has served as a gateway for north korea to access the u.s. and international financial systems. facilitating millions of dollars of transactions for companies involved in north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programs. the united states will not stand for such action. this will require u.s. banks to ensure the bank of -- does not access the u.s. financial system directly or indirectly through other foreign banks. the section reaffirms the treasury department's commitment to ensure that north korea is cut off from the u.s. financial system. in addition, the department of treasury's office of foreign control has sanctioned two individuals in one entity for their continued support of north korea's activities. while

it is also the first launch since un security council unanimously passed new sanctions just last weeks election day, already happening. >> get backdrop of many recent terror incidents in glands, at least three recent ones, this ongoing con complicated brexit, exit process from the ue, vote letters choose 650 lawmakers for the house of come on, prime minister theresa may, called the snap election in hopes every increasing the conservative party slim majority in parliament, to strengthen her hand in the european exit talks. this is a live look right now, across the pond at the london right now. >> story we'll be watching closely. >> golden state on the verge of history. >> beat the calves 118-113, warriors scored the last 11-point of the game. >> look at the different faces right there, so, did your and the finished the game with 31 points, steph curry, 26. we had irving stepping up, of course, for the cavs last night scoring 38. and labron james, he had 39. not enough though. game four in cleveland tomorrow night. >> it continues. all right, here we go. much different scene, even more

i think today the un security council is considering a new resolution, additional sanctions. while japan, south korea and the us are pushing for more sanctions area it seems china is resisting and is instead pushing for dialogue and an emergency meeting of the un sc. that happened last weekend is continuing today. president trump recently tweeted that china is trying hard to reign in north korea and the us envoy to the us nikki haley stated beijing is using a back channel to try to stop the dpr k from testing. this indicates, this is worrisome to me because it indicates do they not have direct channels? you've heard rumors of worsening relationships between the fact that kim jong-un since he's gained power has not visited beijing. he's not met the chinese president so we really have to question whether or not a reliance on china to help solve this issue is a wise approach. i'm very skeptical about it and of course china's national interests are not necessarily aligned with ours. when it comes to north korea, we could go through a whole litany of things, everything from a fear

to impose additional sanctions if iran continues to test ballistic missiles in violation of un security council resolutions but karen handel sees fit to shred the agreement and put iran back on the path to a nuclear weapons capability releasing them from their obligations to restrict enrichments. we need a tough firm approach, they are major state sponsor of terrorism and a major threat to our ally israel and we need to make sure they are living up to their obligation but -- >>host: they violated agreement in the past, do you support suspension of sanctions for now? >> handel: we need strict uncover my monitoring. >>host: you think we can get that. >> ossof: the international atomic energy agency has the capability, the office of the director of national intelligence and senator bob corker, republican of tennessee on the foreign affairs committee on the senate side have both said iran is in compliance and if they violate the deal sanctions should snapback immediately. >>host: you have said they are violating the deal and we need to tear it up. how do you know they are not complying? what eviden

against an armed attack -- until the un security council takes measures necessary to make peace and security. it must make customary international law standards. necessity and proportionality. the six-day war demises the lawful use of force and self-defense. date -- this was the consensus position in 1967. the encouragement of taxes calling for war -- constituted an armed attack, or if you prefer, and imminent armed attack leaving no alternative to the right to use force in some defense. u.n. secretary-general as we heard, who in american official -- withdrawn without the latest date -- without delay the you an emergency force station on board as a -- a guarantor of peace. there is no reasonable basis in may 1967. restore diplomacy would caused immobilization of egyptian forces. israel's use of force was proportional to targeting military forces against it. it achieves the lawful purpose of bringing to an end the situation. they felt they had made a , just as bad are told the egyptians they made a grave error in blocking -- blocking the streets of tehran, which constituted an arms attack in

and a chinese company linked in north area is weapons program, and to continued violations of un security council resolutions. president trump will meet with russian president vladimir putin at the g-20 summit in germany next week and it will be the first meeting for the two as heads of state. no specific agenda has set for the meeting but mr. trump will reportedly discussed the u.s.'s withdrawal from the paris climate accord and make a major during that part of the trip. president trump will also meet top leaders from germany, new mexico, and asia. will be a focus one south korea's new president meets with president trump for the first time today. he prefers dialogue to get deion on yang to drop its nuclear weapons program. the president is under present -- under pressure to get tough. commander --army city of moles of that was heavily damaged -- we interact because we want to take you to the president now beginning to speak at the department of energy. let's listen in. i want to thank everyone on stage. they are a terrific team. i have some of the real winners in the audience i can tell you, so

the un's security council resolution 2231 bans or deters iran from testing ballistic missiles. is the security council incapable of addressing iran's violations of that resolution? ambassador haley: well we're , going to push hard to address it. they have tested. they have launched ballistic missiles. and now we are seeing that they are sending off weapons and things to bad actors. yes, we have to continue to address that. the problem is russia will always veto it. rep. sherman: thank you. >> we go now to chris smith of new jersey. >> thank you very much. good morning. ambassador, thank you for your strong and effective leadership. it's principled. i know talking to many of the diplomats in the new york how respected you are. you have absolutely made a mark. you are deeply respected, so thank you for that leadership. there's no better friend or diplomat or otherwise for israel. we thank you for that as well. yesterday rex tillerson, secretary of state rightly , designated china as a tier three country, the chinese government, the worst violator for sex and labor trafficking. i w

again, at the end of the obama administration, it probably would not have done the un security councilolution but i was no longer the administration and, again, i think it was out of a sense of frustration and wanting, in my view, probably not appropriately -- to set the table for the next administration. what concerns me now about president trump is not that he went to saudi arabia and met with leaders. i think that was a very good thing to do. i think even an arms deal with saudi arabia is something worth considering if quite frankly, it has fallen through on plans -- it is falling -- it is following through with plans obama made. but what is the strategy? a strike in syria is a good thing and i have thought the president for that strike. but what comes next? what is the strategy? it is not clear to me there is a strategy in israel. quite frankly, if president obama had said what president trump did settlements, you all would've been protesting outside of the white house. i see no protests by the community against president trump's comments about settlements. nothing. zero. zip. so i

again, at the end of the obama administration, it probably would not have done the un security councilolution but i was no longer the administration and, again, i think it was out of a sense of frustration and wanting, in my view, probably not appropriately -- to set the table for the next administration. what concerns me now about president trump is not that he went to saudi arabia and met with leaders. i think that was a very good thing to do. i think even an arms deal with saudi arabia is something worth considering if quite frankly, it has fallen through on plans -- it is falling -- it is following through with plans obama made. but what is the strategy? a strike in syria is a good thing and i have thought the president for that strike. but what comes next? what is the strategy? it is not clear to me there is a strategy in israel. quite frankly, if president obama had said what president trump did settlements, you all would've been protesting outside of the white house. i see no protests by the community against president trump's comments about settlements. nothing. zero. zip. so i

despite multiple un's security council resolutions, the government of north korea continues its nuclearam. today, the bank of dadong to be a foreign financial institution of primary money laundering concerns under section 311 of the usa patriot act. this bank has served as a gateway for north korea to access the u.s. and international financial system facilitating millions of dollars of transactions for companies involved in north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programs the united states will not stand for such action. this will require u.s. banks to ensure that the bank of dadong does not access the u.s. financial system directly or in directly through other foreign banks. this reaffirms the treasure department to ensure north korea is cut-off from the u.s. financial systems. in addition, the department of treasury's office of foreign criminal has sanctioned two individuals and one entity for their continued support of north korea's activities while today's actions are directed at chinese individual entities, we look forward to work with the government of china to stop elicit fi

i think today the un security council is considering a new resolution, additional sanction sanctions,ile japan, south korea and the u.s. are pushing for more pressure and more sanctions, china is resisting and is instead pushing for dialogue at an emergency meeting that happened last week and it's continuing today. president trump recently treated that china is trying hard to rein in north korea and u.s. ambassador to the un nikki haley recently stated that beijing is using a back channel to start -- stop them from testing. it worries me because do they not have direct channels? we've heard rumors of worsening relationship that since he's gained power he has not visited beijing. we have a question of whether or not a reliance on china to help solve the issue is the right approach. i am very skeptical about it, and of course, china's national interests are not necessarily aligned with ours when it comes to north korea we can go through a whole litany of things, everything from fear that it could lead to a mass refugee influx, a collapse could allow u.s. troops to have direct access to

. >> fourth missile test in a month and comes less than a week after the un security council imposeda look at your headlines this morning, guys, we will keep you updated on the stories. ainsley: thank you. steve: straight ahead on this thursday, president trump talking tough on obamacare. >> obamacare is dead. steve: do americans agree that it's dead. brand-new dials you will only see here in lee carter. brian: illegals are going to be let loose because the system is unfair to the poor, seriously? ainsley: here is luke bryant and jason durelo. steve: jason durelo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ dynamic performance, so you can own the road. track-tuned handling, so you can conquer corners. aggressive-styling, so you can break away from everyone else. experience the exhilaration of the bold lexus is. experience amazing. it's ok that everybody ignoit's fine.n i drive. because i get a safe driving bonus check every six months i'm accident free. because i don't use my cellphone when i'm driving. even though my family does, and leaves me all alone. here's something else... i don't share it with mom. i don't. rig

but i commend you for what you do and convening a special session on human rights during the un security council. it is important to do what you are doing. we are able to shine a light on human rights abuses. you are able to push for peacekeeping reform. you are able to urge for greater efficiency and refugee assistance because the u.s. is fully engaged at the u.n., and while the u.n. is far from perfect, if we retreat from it instead of working to improve it, we will see leadership -- we will seed leadership. american leadership is what helps to prevent global health crises and address food insecurity. it helps address instability in dangerous places. diplomacy and development helps prevent wars. so i hope that we will, you will continue to speak out and this progress will fully fund our commitment to these efforts. i agree with the concerns you laid out. i have spoken out forcibly the pervasive anti-human rights -- no country has been subject to more resolutions than is real, but it is true that since the u.s. reengaged on the council, the number of his real specific resolutions has decreased.

such a thing, what does the typical schedule of the un look like for you and for your staff on a regular basis? regular meetings of security council, general assembly? what is that like week to week? what is the typical week, if there is one, look like to you. >> we are trying to bring order into chaos because it is fast moving. these are such important situations. so basically the security council is all yearlong. it is typically four days a week. and 15 members meet. five of the permanent ones, uk, france, china russia and us and you have the ten elected members that rotate out every two years. >> you meet four times a week, the security council? >> it might be my deputy ambassador as well. so we pick and choose when i should participate, when she should participate. but we're always negotiating what is going on at the time. so it is always a team effort in terms of how we do that. then you have got the general assembly, which starts in september and ends in december. but the neg gagotiations go on year. those committee meetings happen separately. a lot like y'all have. so those continue on. then you have to build relationships.

security council resolution and sanctions against the kim jong-un regime, and they can't really use anyl say that china certainly uses loopholes in those sanctions, and that it trades with north korea in a major way. it certainly could be doing more if it wanted to. one of the reasons it doesn't is the fact that it needs north korea as a strategic buffer against the tens of thousands of u.s. troops that currently exist on the korean peninsula. the big question here moving forward, though, is if the trump administration does believe that the chinese are not doing enough, that they can't rely on the chinese to actually move forward and get the north koreans to stop developing nuclear weapons, then what? what's the next step? that's been the strategy of the trump administration so far. they've been nice to china in areas like the south china sea, currency manipulation, things president trump brought up on the campaign trail. how does this affect the broader overall relationship moving forward? that's the big question we don't have an answer to quite yet. >> sure is, matt. the president has

security council resolutions have concerns. china opposes any actions that the violate the resolutions of the u.n. >> capitol hill is speaking out about the kim junk-- jong un threat as well. >> if there is a threat of the nuclear weapon we have to have a military capable. >> and breaking the silence of the 22-year-old american college student who was released last week after being held by north korea for 18 months in an un responsive state suffering from brain damage. a north korean government spokes man claimed reports he was tortured were groundless. that north korea was targeted about i a smear campaign and that he was the victim of policies of the add administration of former president obama. a spokesman said there was no higher priority of release of americans held in north korea discussions of what should be the current policy to rein in an aggressive north korea will be front and center. >> police in london say they're considering filing manslaughter charges in that devastating apartment tower fire that killed at least 79 people earlier this month. detective superintendent confirmed resident suspicions that a refrigerator sparked the fire and said t

un. i believe president trump what much further than i did. isthe belgian prime minister to convene the national security council after a terror attack. a man was after detonating a baguette central station. the bomb squad carried out a controlled explosion on what is said to have in an explosive else. no one was hurt but it continues a month of violent events. i'm paul allen. .his is bloomberg are in >> we are seeing quite a bit of red on this screen. oil pricesammy with as well. that could hurt the rest of the market. >> it looks like there could be little it helps markets. overnight weakness and commodities, based metal copper following almost 1%. on, a look at what is going following a most wanted a half percent there. -- almost 1.5% there. numbers for export the first 20 days of this month coming out better than expected, that is not sitting the cost be on a positive track, down about .9%. the countryat space. we are seeing nervousness. that drop in metals probably weighing on the aussie, which is down .2%. 111.30.eeing the yen at take a look at what is going on with sydney's shares. the indexes for the first monthly drop. that i

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