en su agenda tiene previsto reunirse con antonio gutiÉrrez y enviar un mensaje a los mexicanos. viaje del mexicano al extranjero. jessica zermeÑo tienen la informaciÓn de la llegada del reciente lÓpez obrador. el presidente lÓpez obrador descansa frente a las naciones unidas. somos testigos del cariÑo que le brindaron al presidente de mÉxico. Él se bajÓ para saludar a las personas que se dieron cita aquÍ. son personas que llevan aÑos aquÍ y nunca habÍan visto al presidente de mÉxico y es eran que Él pueda hacer algo. esto es la antesala de lo que ocurrirÁ en las naciones unidas. tambiÉn darÁ un mensaje previo para todos los migrantes, todos los mexicanos que viven en estados unidos y con los que Él no se va a reunir. estaremos pendientes de todo lo que ocurra con la visita de lÓpez obrador a mÉxico. patricia: aquÍ estaremos maÑana ofreciendo los detalles de esta visita. hoy fue un dÍa de compras de los comerciantes que marcaron la reapertura entre estados unidos y mÉxico. se puso fin a 20 meses de cierre fronterizo. el requisito es mostrar un certificado de vacunaciÓn o una prue

ninth secretary general antonio gutierrez.be we will cut to that shot in a second if we can hang onto this, it will be interesting to see how they progress here but as i say, there's the british prime minister, boris johnson, the uk, of course, hosting this climate change conference in glasgow. boris johnson deep in conversation with antonio gutierrez. we'll see who emerges as world leaders arrive at this event for a fortnite of discussions. let's bring in lord mallic brown, president of the open society foundations and former deputy u.n. secretary general. and silvia will join in the conversation nice to have you here on the program. you know something about heardiheardin cats, ie politicians and world leaders, and getting them to focus on the key issues at hand. give us a sense of how you feel about the likelihood of progress being made at this event given what we've just seen happen in rome >> yeah, i was quite surprised by the upbeat tone of mario draghi at the end of the summit. i think a host has to make the most of a me

the un chief says he's concerned about southern africa isolation. antonio gutierrez is saying the region cannot be blamed for its lack of vaccines. the countries from japan to israel are focusing on restrictions as ami con. infections are being reported across europe. the u. k. is offering boost the jobs to stop the spread in the us president joe biden is urging vigilance, but it's asking people not to panic. button says right now, no new measures are needed to tackle the new variance whitehouse corresponding, kimberly, how could reports? good morning, folks. following a briefing by his coven response team given us president joe biden addressed the american public, urging them not to be alarmed by the new varied army kron. this for, it is a cause for concern, not a cause for pen. you assigned her sir, all ready evaluating on me con, but it made, it could take weeks before it's known if the current covered vaccines provide enough protection. still, biden, once again, urge the 10s of millions of americans not yet vaccinated to get fully vaccinated. and a booster, you have to get the shot,

where they are growing international calls for a diplomatic solution. un secretary general, antonio gutierrez is calling for an immediate end to the fighting in ethiopia. but new volunteers are still being recruited in the capital, addis ababa to join prime minister abbey off med as he battles. forces from the t bribe. h m t p l f. rebels have now pushed south from t gray and to the neighboring regions of an am hora, and a far from last few months and also down a major road running south to the capital, addis ababa. earlier this month to go, i'm rebel said they took control of these towns come bolts that sits on a supply line, linking the landlocked nation to the port city of debussy. and last week they took the town of shame, a rabbit victoria gate, and the reports abbey at med once described was as the epitome of hale. but ethiopia prime minister is now front and center in a conflict that's been raging for a year. he reached the front line on tuesday, according to government spokesman, and is now personally leading the military against rebels from the northern t gray region, leaving the bus

han said he agreed on the need to accelerate the formation of government. un secretary general antonio gutierrez, he also spoke to behind on thursday and urged him to restore the transition process . meanwhile ousted prime minister della handoff remains under house arrest the both the u. s. and the un present is full release and reinstatement and more protests against the military takeover also expected later on friday. while i corresponding have a morgan is in cartoon. let's not forget that there were at least 6 ministers who have been arrested and one member of the sovereignty council. so those who were release or the minister information, the minister of trade, the minister of, of communication and the minister of youth and forth the minister, the cabinet minister in the office of the prime minister, is yet to be released, as well as the minister of industry and the spokesperson of the dissolved sovereignty council. so it's clear that there are still other officials who have been released, general abdel for the hunt on the day he took over when he addressed the media. and the nation said that

well, andrew simmons is falling on the 4th summit in glasgow. antonio gutierrez said that we were on course as a, as a, as a will community to need 45 percent reduction in emissions by 2030. but despite all the pledges all the pledges given here and in coalitions of the willing elsewhere with cuts on deforestation, cuts on emissions, other initiatives and reduction of coal power. all of that would mean that by the end of this decade, emissions would still be climbing. so really there was no chance of staying in touch with that 1.5 celsius safety cap for global warming set the paris accords in 2015. so he went on from there to, to make this warning, the amounts, the else was hearing glasgow or encouraging. but they are far from enough. the emissions gap remains a devastating threat. he went on to talk about the finance and up taishan gap, also to represent a glaring injustice for the developing world. are now pakistan's foreign minister, same international community, mr. void repeating past mistakes and perceived positive engagement with afghanistan . sharma would cray. she has been m

there is a bas robbie, un secretary general, antonio gutierrez, has called on through dom general to reverse the military. on sunday, the said nice teachers committee called for a strike and all states. tens of thousands of people have been demonstrating a recent days to reject the army take over. at least 11 people have been killed and more than 100 others injured during confrontations with security forces. yelman's intimation may assist through the rebels, have killed dozens of civilians in the city of morrow. 29 people were injured or died and strike comes off the saudi state. media reported that the saudi led coalition had killed at least 218 who these in the past 3 days. 30 again, a push to take control of the oil rich province in september. mario is the last stronghold of the internationally recognized government. japan's prime minister for me o casita has declared victory after his will and coalition what a majority and sundays national elections. casita said his liberal democratic party has won a very tough election to a party held onto the single party majority. the vote was

by and large missed the target, missed the aspirations, missed the hopes and that was done by antonio gutierrez. while i commend the g20 for its recommitment to global solutions, you know, i leave disappointed. it falls short. he said it doesn't bury my hopes, but he was very clear that this wasn't what he hoped for. it was hoped that the g20 was a spring board for the cop26. president biden was clear and he said the reason they hadn't been able to meet these lofty ambitions was quite clearly because president xi and putin wasn't here at the summit. biden said the way he helped get other leaders over the line was to be able to discuss it with them and look them in the eye and he wasn't able to do that here. so president biden quite clear on who he felt -- he threw saudi arabia in there as well who was falling short. there were some successes of g 20 and the restrictions were reduced significantly and the european commission president wanted that. this is how she put it. >> this marks a milestone in the renewed eu/us partnership and it is a global first to achieve the decarbonization of the glob

secretary general antonio gutierrez said at the opening of the g20 said, let's be clear there's a risk that glasgow will not deliver pointing to weak promises from china, russia and others the g20 yesterday did agree to end coal financing by the end of the year and work to contain global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius above preindustrial levels but no pledges and end date on the use of coal. and no commitments to improve climate finance. that's what's on the table here. president biden was asked how he could urge refineries to produce more oil and at the same time push to cut emissions on the world stage. >> it's not at all inconsistent in that no one has an tis patded that this year we'd be in a position or next year that we're not going to use any more oil or gas. >> and president biden said that was irrational in bringing several members of his cabinet here, he's including treasury secretary janet yellen about 50 members of congress will also be here to show america's commitment to climate. this after pulling out of the paris climate agreement under the trump administration and rejo

says secretary general antonio gutierrez is concerned about the migrant crisis on the border betweenelarus and poland. nato is slamming belarus, saying that the country's use of migrants to put pressure on poland is inhumane, illegal and unacceptable back to you. >> thank you very much >>> up next, it is all about plus and parks for disney. there's 28% interest in beyond meat does it make it a target for short sell the key metrics to watch and how to position after the bell reports, coming up next in earnings exchange. you have to deal with higher expectations and you have to lower wait times. with ibm, you can do both. your business can unify apps and data across your clouds. so you can address supply chain issues in real time, before they impact your bottom line. predicting and managing operational issues that's why so many businesses work with ibm. flexshares are carefully constructed. to go beyond ordinary etfs. and strengthen client confidence in you. before investing consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. go to flexshares.com for a prospectus co

secretary general antonio gutierrez who said the people of africa cannot be blamed for the immorallyat said, not everyone is singing africa without. we've seen israel and japan shut the borders to foreigners entirely. israel for just two weeks. japan indefinitely. the w.h.o. chimed in on this and said it's urging governments not to impose travel bans. it seems like at the moment that's a tough sell. >> and matt, the united states and iran are meeting with mediators in vienna to attempt to salvage the nuclear deal? >> reporter: yes. this is a meeting that the biden white house has wanted for a while. this has been on ice for five months. it's a complicated situation. it's important to remember the united states withdrew from the iran nuclear deal under former president donald trump. so iran issued a statement this afternoon saying there will be no way to return to the deal without a, a lifting of sanctions verifiable lifting. all sanctions that have been imposed since the u.s. withdrew from the deal, but also some kind of guarantee that the next administration, for example, won't turn

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what we need to serious and accountability, and that is why it was very good to hear antonio gutierreztors, everyone has to be accountable to what they commit to. thank you. let's cross to glasgow where the prime minister is attending a roundtable hosted by presidentjoe biden on build back better world, the initiative to support green infrastructure in developing countries launched at the g7. can we hear? by closing the south african coal plant ahead of schedule and investing in clean power alternatives for the people of south africa, and supporting a transition from the coal sector, we are following through on the pledge the g7 partners made in cornwall. i realise the reliance on coal is consequential, but i remember growing up as a young man and an area in pennsylvania that have a heavy reliance on coal and i watch the impact of its collapse, the impact it had on the community. the people of south africa... that impact it had on the community. the people of south africa. . ._ people of south africa... that was “ust a people of south africa... that was 'ust a bit people of south afric

i don't think antonio would want - don't think antonio would want people to think, antonia gutierrez, right. we are still on a trajectory to increase the temperature of our planet by around 2 degrees, as i said at the beginning. orthat 2 degrees, as i said at the beginning. or that is what it is looks likes. but what it houses the hope, and i don't think anybody would this, we have the hope that we can use all the tools that we've now equipped ourselves with to keep it at 1.5, and to keep 1.5 alive. and i think that was, what we have done at cop26 is slow the growth. we couldn't stop the growth, but we have unquestionably slowed it down. and i think the other thing that is so exciting and