so largely this, this speech by antonio gutierrez, is seen as, as honorable. but that it doesn't really move the markets as it were. and some leaders in the developing world continues to call for this dan to restructuring with president of the so to going as far as coiling for an all right, right off of the stead debt. and this is something that can be easily absorbed by these countries. let's hear more from the president of the steel. let us be frank, if really men and when will use the words international partners or partnership than the many parts of this partnership must equal the share success stories and failures stories. i notice that our partners have a tendency to cast old blame on the recipient partner for failures and avoid scrutiny of their own 8 programs. the certainly might have contributed to the failures. now her, although while africans blame the debt crisis on the western financial says demand the i in that it looks like the worst is trying to shift the blame to china's so called debt trout. how is china responding to these allegations? well,

that is our correspondent julio hahn in a stumble. un secretary general, antonio gutierrez and ukraine's president will at emerge. lensky have called for the extension of a crucial deal with moscow that allows ukrainian grain exports. speaking after talks in keep zalinski stressed that the black sea grain initiative was vital for the world deal. i was ukraine to ship grain from its black, see ports and russia to export fertilizer and food. both sides need to agree to extend the deal by march 18th. but moscow has signaled that it might block the extension un and russian officials are due to discuss renewing the deal next week in geneva. when a statement of terrorist stressed the global implications of failing to reach a deal exports. if you put a little security and practice, i got the critical bottle of the roll over the glass. you get into the ship, you've only the model and the water to create the conditions to the possible mules that spot me. so the, let's see, in line with your perspective of the addition of the w correspondent, jennifer palka is covering the kremlin from riga in lot

that was the message from un secretary general . antonio gutierrez as an international water conference wrapped up in new york, delegates back in action plan containing almost 700 commitments to protect the water supply. u. s. president joe biden, and canada as prime minister, adjusted for jo, have agreed on a deal to send back asylum seekers who do not enter via official border crossings. they also say they'll work more closely together again. so authoritarian regimes biden ease in canada on a state visit. shifting to sports now, the germans, men's national football team, returned to the pitch for the 1st time since it's dismal showing at the world cup coach hands. he flick has selected a handful of new faces and a new captain as well, and he's desperate to turn around his team's fortunes. the fresh face of germany's new era. your shoe kimmy may only have the job because manuel noah hart himself skiing. but the new captain seems symbolic of hands. he flicks grievance squad. the bell. mr. nick, good. we had a really good week in training with this new boy. a very good level under the ne

and especially you, in conference in new york, secretary general antonio gutierrez, called from major commitments to ensure that everyone has access to drink water and sanitation. before the end of this decade, france has seen a 9th day of protests against pension reforms that will raise the minimum retirement age from $62.00 to $64.00. in some cities, marches turned violent with police using tier guess train in air travel was also disrupted, due to wide spread strikes at the heart of the french capital, thousands have taken to the streets for yet another day trying to pressure their president in man, when my call to drop the reform, which would raise the minimum age of retirement from $62.00 to $64.00. and the crowd. many are still decades away from retirement. this movement represents right? like it's a philosophy of life. do we want to work? and so where 64 or not, you know, and i just not but not all the protests had such a relaxed atmosphere. police continued to detain protesters with hundreds, now arrested since the demonstrations broke out. some $5000.00 right police deployed i

antonio gutierrez , disruption. antonio gutierrez, chief general, disruption.ez, chief general , the united chief general, the united nations, he has said that you are on a highway to climate hell. he has said the licencing new fossil fuels is economic a moral madness . the moral madness. the secretary—general of the united nafions secretary—general of the united nations and two new forces fighting next tuesday. do we have time get into power make these changes so you to be a dictator you don't want to voters to decide you want to tell not what i said and you why you stand for election. put yourself forward and see if people want your because we don't have time . but i want to don't have time. but i want to have a future so if i want to you how well i can feed myself where i can love my know we're not going to feed we're not going to feed them without fossil which are the essential fertilisers we are coming to change. going to to change. now i'm going to have to move hope you'll come move on, but i hope you'll come back because enjoyed back because i've enjoyed

also coming up on the show after their meeting and keep un chief antonio gutierrez and ukraine's president's lensky call for an extension of a great deal aimed at using a global food shortage. and protests turned violent in george's capital, tbilisi anger mounted after the country's parliament signals support for a law that critics. they could muzzle the grass and stifle efforts to join the european union. ah hello, i'm clare richardson. thank you so much for joining us today is international women's day, an opportunity to celebrate women, but also an important time to highlight struggles that women around the world still face in iran, for example, the situation remains dangerous for women. but months after they 1st took to the streets in mass protests, women have achieved some of the freedoms they were fighting for. we start by ringing this exclusive report from tank right. and you'll notice that some faces have been blurred for their safety. this would have been impossible just 6 months ago, walking distress of to her on in your own choice of clothing. now it's not an uncommon sight any mo

n. secretary general antonio gutierrez, coming out to play, to the gallery, as it were, an echo the sentimental, the practices that these poor countries have decried. but has he gone far enough? has he identified these rich countries who he says, ah, that the developers of this architecture of dead which continues to pin down poor and developing countries. he has not called out the i m f as mazily, the role that which it plays when it comes to debt relief. and some of the onerous requirements that they put on the recipients of the said debt. all global financial system was designed by wealthy countries and largely to their benefits. that is why we are insisting so strongly, namely with the g 2040 to reform deprives of liquidity. many, if you are locked out of capital markets by predatory interest rates, there is also an owner as burden that is descent on poor countries, especially those that are in dire financial straits. we have seen the delays in the, the signing of a staff level agreement deal for a country like zombie out. it took $207.00 to $1.00 days for a measly $1300000000.00 deal to be

we went secretary general, antonio gutierrez and ukraine's president voting. there's lensky have called for the extension of a crucial deal with moscow that allows ukrainian grain export. speaking after talk and keep the lensky stress at the black sea green initiative was vital for the world. quoterush agreed saying the agreement was essential to global food security . the deal allows ukraine to ship grain from its black seaports and russia to export fertilizer and food. it's set to expire on march 18th, and moscow has signaled that it might not let the deal continue. let's get more from our correspondent mathias learner and keith. but he has, what more can you tell us about what president lensky and human secretary general patricia said on this was a meeting where both of us basically the 2 sides that agree that this meeting has to be extended were meeting. so these were not difficult talks, the difficult part is russia that has attached some demands to its a possible agreement to an extension of this, a great initiative. this was a very symbolic meeting, whe

have a position and a representative the spokesman of the office of the un secretary general, antonio gutierrezan duzharyk, what did he say, we will continue to assume that the secretary general will speak with whomever he needs to talk to in order to resolve the issues facing him before the un secretary general. well, they asked, and he said that the international criminal court is independent from the secretariat and we do not comment on its decision, he added. also, he did not give a clear answer to the journalists' question whether the consolation would guarantee putin's safety during his alleged participation in un events, which is taking place on the territory of the signatory states of the rome statute, that is, in principle, i understand that putin can come to the general assembly, he will go to new york, he will have a special status there and speak at this assembly, or am i wrong, at least the position of the leadership is calm so far my friend, we will talk to him sooner. if we need everything, that is, if it is expedient, then let him come and speak at the assembly, please, well , l

us and explain that that is keesa. neal with the atlantic council were un secretary general, antonio gutierrez and ukraine's president volunteers. lensky have called for the extension of a crucial deal with moscow that allows ukrainian grain exports. speaking after talks and keep the lens case dress, the black deal grain initiative was vital for the world. deal allows ukraine to ship grain from its black seaports and russia to export fertilizer and food. both sides need to agree to extend the deal by march 18th, but moscow has signaled that it might block the extension in a statement. un secretary general antonio guitar hash stress, the global implications of failing to reach a deal exports. if you put a little security and put prices, oh, the good easy going was 0 with the model and the conditions with possible mules, the explorer. so that work c in line with a b, t w correspondent is covering the kremlin from riga in lot via because d, w is banned from reporting in russia. and i asked her how likely it is that moscow will agree to an extension? well, about the renewal of the deal, it's still

will you in secretary general, antonio gutierrez says the climate time bombers ticking and is urging wealthy nations to slash their emissions sooner. humanity is on thin ice and their pisces melting fast. as to this report of intergovernmental panel on climate change, i, b, c, c, the, those humans are responsible for virtually all global heating over the last 200 years. the rate of temperature rise in the last half century is the highest in 2000 years. concentrations of carbon dioxide at, at their highest, in at least 2000000. here's the climate time bomb is ticking. but these i pcc report is a how to guide to the fuse, the climate time bomb. it is a survival guides for humanity was still ahead on al jazeera, new york city time and security. as the district attorney investigates, donald trump alleged hush money payments to oppose ah frank assessments just just means to give them the basic human rights. not only in the camp, but also inside the map, informed opinions 5 administration are very concerned about this development especially, or what it means for china's power on the world

owns the cartoons, are phrased, their climate bod, the sector in general, the united nations. antonio gutierrez, also called the report i referred to earlier, di pcc report this week. a how to guide to diffuse the climate time bomb up. what do you think about philip suggestion for all the green energy that alaska could be producing their 100 that rather than extract fossil fuels? you know, i think that the base for the reason that i represent whatever their transition looks like and whatever systems it may be available to put in place, it's going to require an investment. we have an opportunity through the revenues that we're going to generate to be able to make those investments ourselves, to be able to decide what system that we want to place ourselves. kind of goes back to the idea of self determination, right? we had a force to see the table back in the 1970 to don't benefit economically from the development that was going to take place. and we have an opportunity to, to utilize that to, to generate the revenues, to move our communities, to the future. what do we actually, is there enough g

for all we need to act before that window of opportunity slam shut and un secretary general. antonio gutierrez is urging wealthy nations to slash their emissions sooner. humanity is on seen ice and that ice is melting fast. as to this report of intergovernmental panel on climate change, i, b. c. c, details. humans are responsible for virtually all global heating over the last 200 years. the rate of temperature rise in the last half century is the highest in 2000 years. concentrations of carbon dioxide are at their highest in at least 2000000. here's the climate time bomb is ticking. but these i pcc report is a how to guide to the fuse, the climate time bomb. it is a survival guides for humanity. still ahead on al jazeera, the push for peace in yemen, gathers pace, have warring sides, reach an agreement to swap hundreds of prisoners and a government of french president. in many, michael survives a no confidence vote. days after its force through an unpopular pension. ah god, i, we got a lot of like the weather in the forecast across the middle east over the next couple days. a fair but a cloud

sold to europe to fatten its livestock, and also its coffers united nations secretary general antonio gutierrez, last october express quote, deep concern wendy initiative stalled. and he had earlier warned of unprecedented global hunger if it didn't get off the ground. and now they apparently can't be bothered to ensure that it's being honored by all parties. the deal set to expire on march 18th. and moscow has said that it's ready to extended, but not for more than 60 days under these conditions. remember the last october, the russian defense mystery also pointed out that russian military and commercial ships used to secure the grain corridor were targeted and massive ukrainian drones striking the crimean port as vosta pole. the scheme seems to follow the pattern of other western truce initiatives around the ukraine conflict like the midst of boards, which as former german chancellor angela merkel and former french president hall, slow, long, have admitted were just used to by time to give ukraine a distinct advantage while the same time trying to stick it to russia, may be interesting to see

and for all we need to act before that window of opportunity slam shut. un secretary general, antonio gutierrez says the climate time bomb is ticking and is urging wealthy nations to slash their emissions sooner. humanity is on thin ice and their pisces melting fast. as still as report of intergovernmental panel on climate change might be c, c, the. those humans are responsible for virtually all global heating over the last 200 years. the rate of temperature rise in the last half century is the highest in 2000 years. concentrations of carbon dioxide are at their highest in at least 2000000. here's the climate time bomb is ticking. but these i pcc report is a how to guide to the fuse, the climate time bomb. it is a survival guides for humanity. still ahead on al jazeera ah anger over the rising cost of living spills on the streets in kenya and the government. the french president demanded macklin faces a no confidence votes. days after it pushes through unpopular pension. ah oh it's looking nice as spring like across the east, the side of the u. s. eastern parts of canada. not very too badly eit

terrible crimes but at the same time, the spokesman of the office of the un secretary general, antonio gutierrez said that we still believe that the secretary general will speak with whom he needs to speak to solve the issues before him, he said that the international criminal court is independent of the secretary to the un and we do not comment on his decision, that is , does the translation with diplomatic language say that antonioterish will continue meetings with putin somewhere or on neutral territory or somewhere else or in russia or anywhere, well, you know, not only gutievich will be ready. i think that in a certain way, biden is also thinking about how to continue, because that has to be negotiated , because as long as he decides the fate of russia, as long as he is the dictator of this country, we will have to deal with him to talk about the end of the war, but this is, in principle, a problem of the personal political hygiene of these high-ranking officials, because then there will be others who will shake hands with the bloody dictator of criminals, who no longer walks in the royal r

secretary general antonio gutierrez visited kyiv for talks with president zelenskyy on extending an agreementt allowed ukraine to export grain from black sea ports and allows russia to export food and fertilizers. this is a live look at see talk value i can't beach in barcelona spain. one of the big stories there tonight and across the globe, people around the globe celebrate international women's day. the u.n. recognized the day in 1977 roots go back to the labor movements 20th century. in spain more than 1 million people were expected to attend evening celebrations. just some of the stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back ♪ i i'm every woman ♪ ♪ >> bret: it is time for tonight's "common ground" segment joining us this evening is west virginia democratic senator joe manchin and indiana republican senator mike braun. gentlemen, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having us. >> bret: this is a serious issue you are all working on and that's come batting opioid and the deaths you have seen skyrocket. we have a graphic that just shows overdose deaths overall total over 106,000 a

now, un secretary general, antonio gutierrez has appointed cindy mccain to lead the world food program. she currently serves as the us permanent representative to un agencies involved and the wife of the late senator john mccain succeeds david beasley as executive director while the w f. p is cutting food ration for rank refugees in bangladesh because of a short for the international donations that you and body says it urgently need the $125000000.00 for the international partners to avoid any further costs of food rations have been cut from $12.00 to $10.00 per month, per person. the cuts to the food ration program. com as many staple items as seeing a steep rise in prices due to the war and ukraine and growing global inflation. the food costs will impact nearly 1000000 rank of refugees living in bond. who fled persecution by myanmar military and 2017. now thomas andrews is the united nation special wrapped to or on the situation of human rights to me on my. and he says, the cuts only exacerbate and already desperate situation. i've been talking to many of families in the camps in ban

you're antonio gutierrez, when he was head of the u. n. a. c. r. was that the face to face tool by the burmese president at the time thing saying that that muma military intended to either live, we are evac of forced out that 2000000 refugees of built a segregated cans. and at the end, the num, our military at the time, wanted the un to support in. and then gutierrez was promoted to be the secretary general. and then if you look at the rolando situation, go vienna. ok, i've, i've no interaction because i want to keep this with regards to the ring gear. refugees, particularly, what do you think is motivating this decision or this attempt at least by bangladesh and me, and more to find some sort of program for bringing people back to their, to their homeland. if what you say appears to be that they said this is a very hollow gesture. what do you think is driving it? why do you think it's happening now? well, i think my bed is desperate. let me say desperate to get 1000000 ruined refugees of it soil because it is become an economic burden. and because

this is a key target from the paris agreement the report which antonio gutierrez has branded the survivaluide for humanity . he says there is little time to lose . china's president has to lose. china's president has called vladimir putin a dear friend as the pair sat together in moscow . president xi friend as the pair sat together in moscow. president xi jinping is in russia . in moscow. president xi jinping is in russia. his in moscow. president xi jinping is in russia . his first in moscow. president xi jinping is in russia. his first visit to the country since the start of the country since the start of the of ukraine. downing street says it hopes president xi urges , president putin to stop the war. he has called for pragmatism but acknowledged solutions aren't easy. russia's president says open to a negotiating process . ukraine, negotiating process. ukraine, but warned he , will not accept but warned he, will not accept any ultimatums . meanwhile, any ultimatums. meanwhile, justice ministers from around world are meeting in london to discuss increasing support for the internationa

gutierrez, thank you. >>> in texas today, scary moments at the san antonio zoo. a tree falling onto visitors sending several people to the hospital blayne alexander has late details for us. >> go, go, go. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: it took just seconds for this terrifying scene to unfold at the san antonio zoo. officials say a massive tree branch unexpectedly broke and fell injuring two adults and five children, one of them critically it happened just after noon right in the middle of a busy spring break holiday >> and we heard what sounded like fireworks, a crackling noise. >> reporter: chris ryan was there with his two daughters. his wife captured these frantic moments. >> turned around and realized the branch was falling down, and that crackling noise was the breaking of wood. >> reporter: he and others immediately rushed in to help. >> joined a group of people that were assisting this lady get up and get from underneath the branch and get on her feet. as we were doing that, she was yelling about her baby >> how chaotic was this moment? >> it was -- i mean, i