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lewis: we will have to leave it there, antonio.nk you very much for talking to us about the situation in madrid. next, scientists are warning that across siberia, ground normally rose and all year-round is going this releases huge amount of rain houseases, making the problem of local warming been worse. in the second of his reports from a remote region, correspondent steve rosenberg looks at how melting permafrost is affecting livelihoods and siberia. steve: something strange is happening in siberia. in this town, these are the scars of climate change. rising temperatures mean that te frozen ground, the permafrost, is following, leaving a siberian teletubies land of mounds ponds, and lakes. it means less pasture land more trouble getting around. climate change has been causing all kinds of proems here. where we are driving now was flat 20 years ago. there was an airport here, and this was the runway. but because the frost has been thawing, the ground has fallen away. the result? no more planes here now. siberia has a whole city bui

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zeinab badawi speaks to the secretary general of the un, antonio guterres.come to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. the un general assembly gets under way this month and it will be one like no other. it will be mostly a virtual summit because of covid—19. my guest is the secretary general of the united nations, antonio guterres. in a year that the un marks its 75th anniversary, why does he believe that coronavirus has unleashed a pandemic of hate and is also undermining multilateralism? and does he have the power to do anything about this? secretary—general antonio guterres at un headquarters in new york, welcome to hardtalk. in may, you said that covid—19 has unleashed a tsunami of hate, scapegoating and scaremongering. why do you think it's brought out the worst in humanity? well, first of all, it's a pleasure to be back on hardtalk. i think covid—19 has demonstrated the enormous fragility of our world. we are on our knees with a microscopic virus, and, in my opinion, the main reason is because countries were not able to come together and face covid—19 in c

at the san antonio food bank, it's also remembered as a day from hell, as temperatures soared. >> byunteers were dropping. literally, ambulances were coming because of people having heat exhaustion. >> there we go. >> food bank president eric cooper. >> thank you, have a good one. >> i saw the line backed up on the freeway and i drove for mile and mile and mile and the line was just -- i wasn't hitting the end of it so, i panicked. >> more than 10,000 cars went through. this was the richest nation on earth, and it was shocking. >> we're a hardworking poor economy. multi job, uninsured, just hardworking, right on the edge, but making it. i mean, just surviving and making it without help. covid-19 pushed those families that were on the edge over that edge. >> reporter: to try to stay ahead of demand, the san antonio food bank has its own small f m farms. all semiummer, volunteers were in the farms. soon it will feed another line of families. >> god bless them and their families. >> the need here is actually greater than ever. on our visit with the temperature over 100 degrees in the sh

the san antonio food bank was expecting a big turnout.y, since the pandemic had tripled unemployment here. but by daybreak, michael and his staff realized they had awakened to a nightmare. >> cars started lining up the morning before. so they'd been there 18 hours, 12 hours. and then, they sat in line. they sat in line. cars were breaking down. cars were running out of gas. >> reporter: each car, a family in need. >> your heart stops. >> they're there because they're hungry. they're there because they don't have work and they don't have food. >> reporter: it was april 9th. on the christian calendar, that's holy thursday, marking the last supper. at the san antonio food bank, it's also remembered as a day from hell, as temperatures soared. >> by the afternoon shift, volunteers were dropping. literally, ambulances were coming because of people having heat exhaustion. >> reporter: food bank president, eric cooper. >> i saw the line, backed up on the freeway. and i drove for mile and mile and mile and the line was just -- i wasn't hitting the

my guest is the secretary—general of the united nations, antonio guterres.year that the un marks its 75th anniversary, why does he believe that coronavirus has unleashed a pandemic of hate and is also undermining multilateralism? and does he have the power to do anything about this? secretary—general antonio guterres at un headquarters in new york, welcome to hardtalk. in may, you said that covid—i9 has unleashed a tsunami of hate, scapegoating and scaremongering. why do you think it's brought out the worst in humanity? well, first of all, it's a pleasure to be back on hardtalk. i think covid—i9 has demonstrated the enormous fragility of our world. we are on oui’ knees with a microscopic virus and, in my opinion, the main reason is because countries were not able to come together and face covid—i9 in close coordination. we have seen each country going its own way. the world health organization can advise, but they cannot force countries to do anything, and so we see the virus moving from east to west, now from north to south. it can come back with a second w

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i'm a former book editor of "the san antonio express" news. i worked for many years in los angeles for "the los angeles times." i've written for "the new york times," currently, i right for "the los angeles review of books," and i am on the board of directors of the national book critics circle. i am also the author of the book of poetry that deals with la causa. in fact, it's called "la causa." at this time i would like to introduce miriam. miriam is the former pulitzer prize-winning editor who spent 25, with "the los angeles times." the crusade of cesar chavez, a biography is the first comprehensive biography of the iconic, charismatic leader. she has also written the union of their dreams, a widely acclaimed and nuanced history of chavez's united farmworkers movement. she recently received a humanities endowment of fellowship to support the chavez biography. please welcome miriam powel. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> hi, miriam. >> hi, greg. thanks. can you hear me? i'm on. >> i want to ask you something that i feel is really important. what

the united nations secretary—general antonio guterres called it an "agonising milestone" and a "mind—numbingure". johns hopkins university has recorded over 1.1 million lives have been lost to coronavirus.

congressional district, congressman will hurd joining us live from san antonio, texas. >> it's always fun to be on and conversation. >> you're a former cia officer, served in congress since 2016, the only black republican in the house and you represented more than two third of a latino district. you decide today leave congress rather than run again in november. i'm curious for our younger listeners interested in entering politics. what's your message to gen z. is congress anyplace to get done, should you run for office or can you get more done outside of elected office. >> margaret, great question, i think it's all of the above. i've been able to be effective as a black republican in a latino district, i've had about 16 pieces of legislation signed into law under a democratic

[laughter] barrios.e is gregg i am a former buck at it or of the san antonio express news. i worked for many years in los angeles at the los angeles times. i have written for the new york times. currently i write for the los angeles review of books and i am on the board of directors of the national book critics circle. i am also the author of a book lapoetry, that deals with causa. at this time i would like to introduce miriam. miriam is the former pulitzer prize winning editor. she spent 25 years working at newsday and to the los angeles times. her book, the crusades of cesar a biography is the first comprehensive biography of the charismatic leader. she has written the union of widely acclaimed into nuanced history of chavez is united farmworkers movement -- and nuanced history of a united farmworkers movement. she recently received an endowment for her work on the chavez biography. please welcome miriam pawel. [applause] thanks, gregg. gregg: hi miriam. gg.iam: hi, gre gregg: i want to ask you something i feel is important -- what brought you through the writing about ce

in fact, the san antonio food bank picture on front of the new york times was one that shocked america in the a block of every news organization in the country on air and above the fold on the front page of every newspaper in the country the next day. and the problem has now doubled and tripled. remember, we have another 25, 30% of americans who have become food insecure because of loss of job, reduced job hours, all having to do with covid-19. and then we had a large percentage of that come online after the horrific cultural pandemic that seemed to explode once again in cities all across america after the murder of george floyd here in my hometown of minneapolis. the heartbreaking part of this is that we have enough food in america. we're just not getting it to the people who need it the most. and the entities that are doing the incredible work from the san antonio food bank whose story we just told to the paisleys free grocery in nashville, to-foot food banks all over the country. they're simply being overwhel d overwhelmed. >> you used the term "food inscout." we talk about hunger i

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we have the 1st secretary general antonio to terrorists with a science and engineering background and he's been trying to find ways in which the u.n. can get closer to the people that it seeks to so. last week their food and agriculture organization led by a true junior of china. entered into a partnership with google the technology company to create a platform using big data so that anyone in the world with basic internet access can tap into information on agriculture climate. environmental issues to help steer the planting of their net crops so that's one of the instances in the big big issues that security council are not possible but actually on the ground the u.n. is innovating as never before ok thank you time sam dawes there director of the project on your own governance and reform. u.s. president donald trump says he'll announce his nominee for the supreme court by sascha day he says he's looking at 5 candidates to replace the late liberal justice ruth bader ginsburg who died on friday from all on the story let's go live now to our want correspondent kimberly really so the pre

secretary general antonio protest urged wildly this to be united and said the u.n. is needed now more than ever. climate calamity looms biodiversity school lapsing poverty is again rising hatred is spreading geopolitical tensions are escalating and nuclear weapons remain on hair trigger alert transformative technologies have opened up new opportunities but also exposed new sets and the covered 19 pandemic as laid bare the worlds for the g.t.s. we can only address them together. but among all the world leaders there was one noticeable absence u.s. president donald trump decided not to monday's event instead the acting u.s. deputy ambassador to the u.n. is representing the host nation the u.n. has proven to be a successful experiment. with notable exceptions its convening power brings much of the world to the table. despite some unfortunate failings the un's blue helmets have worked to maintain peace for decades to missions around the world. an organization such as the world food program saves lives and improves futures every day the united states has played a central

this is from joe, san antonio texas. go ahead. >> good morning. >> today is obviously a day of solemn, a day of remembrance of all that happened and unfortunately, a kind of feel better about the situation we're in and all that we are dealing with and the death we've had, it just feels so distant 9/11 and the numbness we have towards this. i remember the sense of togetherness in the attacksen happened, i saw it on tv while at school and i remember not knowing what was going on w or what it meant, just a general sense of support in the community and as i've grown older, there's been a lot of support, at least initially in overtime, it's sort of rain a little bit in terms of the support we have, i know there's pushing for first aid, responders who have succumbed to certain illnesses do to the toxicity of the particles and what was emitted from the new york area and i wanted to hope and pray in dealing with the coronavirus that we don't have that same situation there is a huge court forwards going on right now, everybody ha

. >> el carrito que luis antonio y Él arrastran por puerto rico estÁ cargado de pan y sueÑos ambos son seguir aprendiendo, desde antes de la pandemia, toman clase virtuales en el mismo aparato electrÓnico y comenzo a fallar, no quisieron presionar a sus padres con el gasto. >> las ganancias que generan con sus venta de pan con azÚcar es un alivio para sus padres, que le habÍan dado una gran lecciÓn de vida que no se aprenden en las clases virtuales ni presenciales. >> anteriormente habÍan juntado fondos. >> descubrieron que con un poco de esfuerzo era posible juntar recursos. >> tomaron eso para montar su negocio. >> son ellos quien hacen una ruta. >> ellos hacen pedido y se los entregamos en su casa con todas las medidas de seguridad y cuando sobran, pues la repartimos a las otras personas que quieran. >> y su esfuerzo dio frutos lograron comprar una computadora nueva, pero no han dejado de trabajar porque ahorcada quien quiere la suya. >> como buenos negociantes no dejan de ofrecer su producto ni a los reporteros a su corta edad tienen muy despierta una conciencia social con la que a

we recorded this program in the 2014 san antonio book festival. >> good morning! welcome. (speaking spanish) today, we are very fortunate to have a very special guest, miriam pawel. however, i would like to introduce myself first. so you know not who to complain to later. my name is gregg barrios. former book editor of the express news, worked for many years and los angeles for the los angeles times. i've written for the new york times, currently i write for the los angeles review of books. i am on the board of directors for the national book critics circle. i'm also the author of the book of poetry that deals with cute -- it's called look house. this time i would like to introduce iowa miriam pawel. she is the former pulitzer prize winner and spent 25 years working at news day and the los angeles times. her book, the crusades of caesar chavez, a biography is the first comprehensive biography of the iconic leader. she is also written the union of their dreams, a widely acclaimed and nuanced history of caesar chavez united form workers move. she recently received the nation

secretary general antonio guterres to open the event to an address that celebrated the accomplishments of the un but he also warned time the organization is needed now more than ever i met calamity. biodiversity is collapsing poverty is again rising hatred is spreading geopolitical tensions are escalating and nuclear weapons remain on hair trigger alert. the informative acknowledges of opened up new opportunities but also exposed nuisance and the carvey of 19 pandemic as laid bare the worlds for the g p s we can only address them together. and go live down to our diplomatic editor james bays who's at the united nations james what should we read into this president donald trump skipping this event instead the acting u.s. deputy ambassador to the u.n. making that address. certainly our brows have been raised here at the u.n. and people are asking was it a snub or a deliberate snub or is it just an indication of how important the u.s. feel the u.s. is in its priority list it's worth telling you that if president trump couldn't do the speech and all along he was billed to give the speech a

antonio is a director of the center. he joins us here this afternoon. thank you, tony, for being here. charley musgrove is also with us this afternoon. our history department at st. mary's college is pretty active offering him many opportunities for research and options for studying abroad. courses and programs in this department help our students develop a deeper understanding of themselves, their culture and humanity in general. thank you, charlie, for being here this afternoon. and now i would like to introduce our guests. charles j. holden. i know it sounds so incredibly official. chuck is a professor of history here at st. mary's college of maryland. he's the author of the new southern university academic freedom and liberty at umc, and zack is the president of the college in wisconsin where he's also a professor of politics and government. he's co-editor of "understanding the global community." he was also the very first director of the center for democracy here at st. mary's college. i would say welcome back, but zack has been the president at ri

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in san antonio, nurse patra sedberry, a respiratory therapist, pulling up to her home after another 12t. her hand to her face. her town coming together to honor their front line workers. and patra was surprised with a sign in her front yard saying thank you. there were so many gifts with that sign and her family captured the moment. >> i don't deserve all this. >> yes you do. >> i don't deserve all this. >> yes you do. >> reporter: a local sign company, sa happy card yards making the sign. san antonio women-owned businesses and artists coming together, donating their own products, fudge, candles, pet toys, wine, cookies, all for patra. >> hi, david. >> stephanie frost, who organized it all, telling us why she did it. >> if it wasn't for them, you know, our loved ones wouldn't have anybody beside their bed. they wouldn't have somebody to take care of them. >> tonight here, the thank you from an entire community to their front line workers. we celebrate patra, too, and all of our front line workers. i'm david muir. good night. i'm to help california's 19 most vulnerable. over 24,000 home

chief antonio good terra's warned about tensions between the u.s. and china threatening to tear the organization and the world apart of us very quick the 5. 0 market model for the future we're going to watch it because. we were great for action. on trade and financial rules and you don't merit a lot of usually intelligence capacity. at that logical an economically viable risk you never would use the. military very. worried at all. and the increasingly difficult relationship between the 2 superpowers was on show as soon as president trump's prerecorded statement started rolling. to address the united nations general assembly 75 us leaders said the u.n. should hold beijing accountable for the covert 19 crisis. and trump championed his policy of putting his country's national interests pst. as president i have rejected the failed approaches of the past and i have proudly putting america 1st just as you should be putting your cartoons 1st. with the early voting for the u.s. presidential elections already underway in some u.s. states trump speech attacki

the united nations it comes as the run of ours pandemic poses immense challenges secretary-general antonio who tests today called for more international cooperation and multilateralism to curb coverage 19 and face environmental challenges because the pandemic event is taking place online with many latest delivering speeches by video. huge wildfire northeast of los angeles threatening hunts for the fishes psychometry winds could help firefighters get it under control the bobcat 5 covers 427 kilometers thousands of residents been told to evacuate the blaze has been burning for more than 3 weeks. this is datable the news from perth then you can follow us on twitter and instagram at news or business our website the w dot com. there has never been a 3rd world war a fact which speaks to the success of the united nations as it turns 75 this year with age that stability is showing signs of fragility multi-lateralism working together which doesn't seem to work anymore and the consequences are deadly the coronavirus pandemic has now claimed 1000000 lives there is no global plan to stop the virus lot

my father, antonio de la guardia, was head of a government department created by fidel castro, tasked his job was to smuggle in high—tech equipment from the us. my father was accused of being in contact with drug traffickers. it was said that was the only reason he was executed. but for me, it was all about politics. fidel castro wanted to do away with a group of officers who had different opinions to those of the regime. from about 1985, we began to feel the influence in cuba of the reforms in the soviet union, perestroika. these were issues that were being openly talked about here. my friends and i used to sit in the garden with my father and talk about how if things were changing in eastern europe, then cuba should change too. i did not imagine that expressing those opinions could mean being arrested and then executed. the trial was filmed every day. it lasted a week and was broadcast each night on tv. it was totally controlled. the accused could only say yes or no. the last time i visited him injail wasjust days before his execution. by then, it was obvious that we were going to l

the united nations it comes as the coronavirus pandemic poses immense challenges secretary-general antonio who terrorists today called for more international cooperation and multilateralism to curb covered 19 and face environmental challenges because of the pandemic the event is taking place online as many latest delivering speeches by video. huge wildfire northeast of los angeles threatening hons for the fishes like comma winds could help firefighters get it under control the bucket 5 covers 427 kilometers thousands of residents been told to evacuate the blaze has been burning for more than super. this is datable the news from perth then you can follow us on twitter and instagram at news or visit our website the w dot com. there has never been a 3rd world war a fact which speaks to the success of the united nations as it turns 75 this year with age that stability is showing signs of fragility multi-lateralism working together which doesn't seem to work anymore and the consequences are definitely the coronavirus pandemic has now claimed 1000000 lives there is no global plan to stop the vir

today the un secretary general, antonio guterres, appealed to the advanced nations, to donate money fromsponses to the pandemic — into order to help fund this global vaccine plan. he told the bbc how much it would help to win the commitment of the united states, china, and russia. it will be very important to have the commitment of all countries. some countries have already announced that they will have made available their own vaccines also to developing countries and this is part of this process. we believe that they will be an effective coordination of the covax, the facility that was put in place. with those countries that will not only produce for their own citizens but are ready to produce also to citizens of developing countries, and we strongly appeal to those that will be able to develop their own vaccines to be part of these efforts. i am not asking for countries not to protect their own citizens, because it is the duty of these countries to protect their own citizens, but everybody will only be protected when the countries in the developing world will also be able to vaccinate

well a little bit later today we've just been seeing some pictures there of the secretary general antonio terrace because the session has been getting underway one of the holders of this concept of multilateralism is the german chancellor angela merkel and she has really called for member. or is that the u.n. to act more united with that or direct targeted message to leaders like president trump or was it really a general appeal for more coordinated action well i think it's a bit of both but it's certainly not just singling out on the trump i think it's also aimed at the other members of the security council in particular russia and china i mean if we look and i think we'll probably talk quite a bit is a big issue at the moment has been for a long time as the the u.n. security council really not being fit for purpose in the expression. that this is a small unit with 5 permanent members 10 nonpermanent members but these 5 permanent members of the victim powers off the 2nd world war dominate world affairs through the exercise of the veto so that they could each block each other from doing i

foreign ministers and passages looking at covert 19 in cooperation between countries the sex general antonio good terrorist was pretty scathing about the level of cooperation so far and said there should be much more but as the meeting went on it turned into an unseemly rao i have to tell you there was some criticism of the u.s. from some of the other countries and then the u.s. ambassador kelly craft got up and said that she was astonished and disgusted by what she'd heard she said other nations were bringing up political grudges that that led to a right to reply from the russian ambassador and from the chinese ambassador to. the shiny shoes mentions that graphic events like this are very diplomatic and muted in new aunts this wasn't. it's then why should the elder comparable if you should be appealing u.s. politicians themselves the u.s. should understand that believe me at all because we're not solve its own problems. james we're waiting to hear from the libyan prime minister in i think anything between about 2 to 4 minutes time just talk us through what we might be able to expect from th

antonios a bottle junior, god bless you to.ck check on dunkin' donuts. they have a new contactless payment system in one of the california locations, sort of like the amazon ghost stories, you walk and grab what you need, walk out no waiting in line and you've already packed in whatever you go, what about the arrival, duncan is completely flat, 75.88. what about the rival starbucks adding items to their menus throughout asia, they think that is an area of growth this month from companies like all meets an impossible food, starbucks up one at a quarter of nearly 7% in a tough market. we hope with the chief finance guy with impossible foods and here's what he had to say about the company's growth this year. roll the tape. >> the global pandemic has affected the way mediators are buying and consuming meat and where meat eaters are going which is direct to consumer an impossible food business and grocery where we increased to over 10000 grocery locations here in the united states up from 150. >> there you have it impossible foods d

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it wasn't just restaurant and one airport in san antonio.ed to occur, then this could happen all over the country. city councils, other governmental entities just could decide they didn't like your personal views related to your religious faith, to stop you from having your business. that is violation of our first amendment rights f we stop it now, it allows other restaurants and business owners to continue to have their own personal religious views, and not be affected by government telling them that they can't do something. will: attorney general, i understand this was not a court case this involved the faa and city government in san antonio, if you would, without going too deep, help me understand the constitutional argument, the legal argument, the protections that stepped in, that made the argument for economic fill ato be able to have a -- chick-fil-a to have retail out let at the airport. >> the broad view the conestution under the first amendment allows people free exercise of their religious faith that means business owners as well.

representative of texas's 23rd congressional district, congressman will hurd joining us live from san antonio, texas. >> it's always fun to be on and conversation. >> you're a former cia officer, served in congress since 2016, the only black republican in the house and you represented more than two third of a latino district. you decide today leave congress rather than run again in november. i'm curious for our younger listeners interested in entering politics. what's your message to gen z. is congress anyplace to get done, should you run for office or can you get more done outside of elected office. >> margaret, great question, i think it's all of the above. i've been able to be effective as a black republican in a latino district, i've had about 16 pieces of legislation signed into law under a democratic president, republican president, a democratic speaker, a republican speaker. it's not easy and our system was designed not to be easy, but i'm proud of my legislative success and i'm proud that i've tried to be someone known who is willing to solve problems and i'll work with anybody in ord

of the united nations comes as the run a virus pandemic poses immense challenges secretary general antonio good tennis called for more international cooperation and multilateralism 19 and face environmental challenges because of the pandemic the event is taking place online with many latest delivering speeches by video. u.s. president donald trump says he will announce the supreme court nominee by the end of the week as issue was made by the death of justice ruth bader ginsburg on friday from his urge the republican controlled senate to confirm his pick before the election 5 women the being vetted for the role. this is day doubly news from pearl in follow us on twitter and instagram at news or visit our website that's dot com. there has never been a 3rd world war a fact which speaks to the success of the united nations as it turns 75 this year with age that stability is showing signs of fragility multi-lateralism working together which doesn't seem to work anymore and the consequences are deadly the coronavirus pandemic has now claimed 1000000 lives there is no global plan to stop the viru

the united nations it comes as the run of ours pandemic poses immense challenges signature general antonio who ted is today called for more international cooperation and multilateralism covered 19 and face environmental challenges because of the pandemic the event is taking place online with many latest delivering speeches by video. huge wildfire northeast of los angeles threatening hons for the fish will psychometry winds could help firefighters get it under control the bobcat 5 covers 427 kilometers thousands of residents been told to evacuate the blaze has been burning for more than 3 weeks. this is datable the news from perth then you can follow us on twitter and instagram at news all visit our website the w dot com. there has never been a 3rd world war a fact which speaks to the success of the united nations as it turns 75 this year with age that stability is showing signs of fragility multi-lateralism working together which doesn't seem to work anymore and the consequences are deadly the coronavirus pandemic has now claimed 1000000 lives there is no global plan to stop the virus lots

most of them via prerecorded videos due to the krona virus and that mic un secretary general antonio opened the event and then address it celebrated the accomplishments of the un but he also warned the organization is needed now more than ever i met committee. biodiversity is collapsing. poverty is again rising hatred is spreading geopolitical tensions are escalating and nuclear weapons remain on hair trigger alert transformative technologies have opened up new opportunities but also exposed new sets and the covered 19 pandemic as laid bare the worlds for the jewett these we can only address them together. diplomatic editor james bays is at the united nations and james as we heard in that sound bite there the u.n. secretary general trying to really draw attention to the achievements of the united nations this comes at a of course a very critical time for international multilateral action. absolutely because this is the u.n. the 75th birthday you can look at the actual dates and say well that nothing actually happened on this day 75 years ago when in fact that building there that wasn

secretary general antonio guterres urged countries to unify and support the un's work those sentiments were echoed by the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov during his pretty call that address was easily lead the world is tired of dividing lines dividing states interest them and us the world requires increasing multilateral multilateral assistance and cooperation in other words the aims that were laid down 75 years ago in the u.n. was founded a more timely than ever we also must restate our commitment to the u.n. charter on the norms of international law. is that diplomatic editor james bays. this was a major set piece of vent 75 years of the united nations a glitzy video speeches by the secretary general and for leaders around the world now the pride of place as the host nation the 1st speech was reserved for president donald trump he didn't submit a speech and because his secretary of state might pompei o and his ambassador to the u.n. kelly craft were in washington for that event on iran sanctions instead it was left to a state department official relatively low level the acting

75th anniversary the summit is happening mostly via video link due to the pandemic 2nd a general antonio television was one of the few to speak at the headquarters in new york urging countries to unify and support the un's work climate calamity. biodiversity is collapsing poverty is again rising hatred is spreading geopolitical tensions are escalating and nuclear weapons remain on hair trigger alert transformative technology and up new opportunities but also exposed new surveillance and the covered $9000.00 pandemic as laid bare the worlds for the jews we can only address them together us president donald trump skip monday's event sending the acting deputy ambassador to the u.n. has proven to be a successful experiment. with notable exceptions it's convening power brings much of the world to the table. despite some unfortunate failings the un's blue helmets have worked to maintain peace for decades to missions around the world. and organizations such as the world food program saves lives and improves futures every day. the united states has played a central role in these successes. europ

to fight the coronavirus preferring to trade words rather than unite in the face of the pandemic antonio terrace was speaking as representatives from the u.s. and china were involved in angry exchanges at a session of the security council over who was responsible. the 1st palestinian elections in 14 years will soon be held up to rival groups hamas and fatah came to an agreement this comes as a tow groups try to form a united opposition against diplomatic deals israel has signed with bahrain and the united arab emirates those are the headlines i have more use for you here on al-jazeera after rewind stay with us. for centuries egypt the sort command power of the mile is about a week old holding any of the no place and countries and they don't need the oil they get their water from nature and bust upstream this dominance is being challenged by countries who want to go into the shed and i know that some people in egypt on the question that yes this circumstances have changed in a change for the struggle over the nile on al-jazeera. hello and welcome again to remind i'm elizabeth purana since

to fight the coronavirus preferring to trade words rather than unite in the face of the pandemic antonio terrorist was speaking as represented it's from the u.s. and china were involved in angry exchanges that a session of the security council over who is responsible mike hanna reports from neil the normally unflappable secretary general could not disguise his anger at the lack of international unity in response to the pandemic the then leak is the best of international cooperation at best we have essentially fate is just a few nearly 1000000 people little infected over a certain. and remains largely of the people. these was the result of a lack of global preparedness corporation unity and solidarity but tone of conflict was said earlier this week in a record address by president trump to the general assembly in which he lashed out at china we have waged a fierce battle against the invisible enemy that china virus we must hold accountable the nation which unleashed this plague onto the world president xi jinping sprit recorded speech was restrained at the time making no direct reference

individual here -- henry gonzales, he gets his start in local politics, housing issues in the san antonio area and is involved with the pan-american association in texas. this launches his career in progressive politics. in 1956, he becomes the first mexican-american elected to the texas senate. twice, he filibustered measures that would have ray segregated texas public schools. at earned him a lot of attention. a great quote in time magazine -- it may be some that can chloroformed their conscious but if we fear long enough we hate and if we hate long enough, we fight. he runs for governor in the late 1950's and is trounced but get name recognition and becomes a viable candidate for a special election in 1961 in a san antonio district and comes into the house and serves in the house for nearly four decades. best known for his service in the house banking committee, he chaired it in the 1980's and early 1990's and past a lot of important housing and banking reform. a critic of the big banks and also a proponent for many years for greaterp transparency. and other individual is from californ

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marked the 75th anniversary of the united nations and a virtual online event secretary-general general antonio. called for more international cooperation and multilateralism to curb covert 90 and face environmental challenges. china has sentenced an influential real estate tycoon and critic of president xi jinping to 18 years in prison for corruption a court statement said that ram she chua a former member of the communist party elite at pleaded guilty to corruption bribery and best of months of public funds. in the mediterranean rescue charities c.i.v. says that its vessel the along current a rescued more than 130 migrants in distress over the weekend almost half of them were children sea ice says it is waiting now for italy or malta to grant permission for them to disembark. european union foreign ministers have come one vote short of you nad amisse on sanctions against pelosi and officials willing to president lukashenko a use states had intended to impose the sanctions on officials implicated in the electoral fraud in last month's presidential election and violence against anti-government