. >>> coronel, el viernes, la representante de estados unidos en la onu, dijo públicamente que bolivia defender adicta dura de siria lo tenían que hacer f público, pero lo que dice joseph tiene mérito, piensa que hay una coordinación colaboración, comunicación entre siria y países como bolivia, venezuela etc. >>> todos ellos sonoma río neta uno del otro, cada vez que lo vemos, pero tienen que tomar las mismas posturas que estos tres países irán, rusia y su ray, y todos tienen esta comunión y coinciden que dan mucho qué pensar, si hay una colaboración o no, siempre votan en apoyo a uno de otro y esta es la conspiración. >>> gracias, por estar con nosotros, joseph, también, agradecido por su tiempo, gracias por estar con nosotros este domingo. >>> queremos conocer tu opinión, por eso te invito que en tres a telemundo y participa en la encuesta, crees que estados unidos debe intervenir en conflicto en siria. podrás en telemundo pulse.com. momento de una pausa, al regreso, latinos bajo r lupa de inmigración, en ciudades santuarios, qué pueden hacer su autoridad para protegerlos de la depor

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bolivia has called for the convening of this meeting. we are concerned. at what has taken place over recent hours. while the security council was debating proposals on what would be the investigation mechanism for the horrendous chemical attacks which have been witnessed by all mankind, while we were discussing the words which could be used in a resolution to be considered by this council and while the permanent and nonpermanent members put forward proposals for the text of such a resolution, the united states was preparing, once again, and carried out a unilateral attack. the missile attack is a unilateral action which represents a serious threat to international peace and security. why? because over the last 70 years, mankind has been establishing building a structure -- just a physical structure or -- not just a physical structure or institutional structure but a legal structure. they have established instruments of international law to precisely prevent the situation in which the most powerful attack the weakest with impunity, and to ensure a balance

bolivia would like to highlight the main purpose of the u.n. charter. with respect to taking a collective measures which are effective to prevent and to eliminate threats or other breaches to peace and to eradicate acts of aggression. and to settle disputes. the state of bolivia, in compliance with its political constitution, reaffirms its position as a passive state,' injecting any aggress as an instrument to resolve disputes and conflicts. in that respect, the government established a policy to reject any kind of bellicose confrontation. sir, with a view to avoiding bellicose confrontations, we see the need to move towards nuclear disarmament throughout the planet. my region is a nuclear latin america, my region, is a nuclear free zone, thanks to the signing of a treaty, which in 2017 is celebrating its 50th anniversary, and it's the first region which is free of nuclear weapons. sir, in that respect and following this same line of nonproliferation, we reiterate our firmest condemnation of the launching of ballistic missiles and the nuclear tests whic

. >> y hay un pueblo en bolivia bajÓ del cielo para luchar contra la y que tiene la historia. >> y a y la amante. >> es incurable. hasta yo misma si mantenÍa asco porque se pegaba en mi cuerpo y al sacar eso reventaba salÍa sangre. >> lina, cree que la virgen se manifestÓ que la mrol perocion de brujos en el pueblo, supuestamente la imagen aparecÓo en la cerca de su vecina nelly y sin pensarlo dos veces acudiÓ al lugar y dice que ella obrÓ el milagro. >> la imagen en el cerco y despuÉs dije ella es pues porque yo presentÍa que iba a estar su presencia. >> desde entonces se volviÓ una firme de vota de la virgen de fÁtima y convoca a sus vecinos que acudan a ella cuando lo necesiten. >> con sus velas a arrodillarse y pedirle y agradecerle. >> si la madera ha llegado a alguna persona que lo use en beneficio de la gente, de la gente de bien, necesitada. >> ahora nelly y lina van casa por casa sacando demonios que atemorizan a algunas familias. >> ahÍ no mÁs, que hay porque han hecho como exorcistas y curaciones como dicen para el maligno, han mejorado a las personas. >> durante las misas

i give the floor to the representative of bolivia. >> translator: bolivia would like to thank the presidency for completing this meeting and we would like to thank the secretary-general for the report he has given us on this occasion. bolivia would like to highlight the purpose of the un charter with respect to taking collective measures which are effective to prevent and eliminate other breaches, through peaceful means and in accordance with the principles of justice and international law. to settle disputes. in compliance with the political constitution. and to establish a policy for any other nature. with a view of avoiding those confrontations, the priority of nuclear disarmament. and free of nuclear weapons. in that respect, following the same line of nonproliferation, we reiterate the purpose of the launching of ballistic missiles and the nuclear tests which were carried out by the dpr k. and with peace and security, and compliance with the resolutions, i recall sanctions are not an end in themselves but a means to achieve an objective. as recalled by the recent meeting and also reject

thank you. >> i think the representative of bolivia for his statement. i now give the floor to the representative of egypt. >> mr. president, allow me to thank the secretary-general of the united nations for his valuable briefing before the council today. especially his vision which takes into consideration all the dimension of this issue under discussion today. mr. president, the current situation on the korean peninsula is one of the major challenges to the nuclear non- liberation regime. egypt is deeply concerned of increasing tension following the recent development. [inaudible] we reiterate our support for all efforts for reaching a solution to the nuclear crisis problem and achieving peace on the peninsula including. [inaudible] given the relationship between people of egypt in northeast asia egypt calls once again on the dpr k with all of its international commitments under relevant security council resolution to eliminate its nuclear weapons and rejoin the non- proliferation treaty as a non- nuclear state without delays or condition. egypt is com

thank you madam president. >> thank you to the representative of bolivia. the floor toive the representative of the united kingdom. >> i think this shows more outrage against the united states then against the assad regime. men, women over 100 and children with chemical weapons in the most barbaric fashion. more than three point five years ago, the syrian regime made a pledge that they would join the 189 countries who had already joined the chemical weapons convention. they would reveal the extent of their chemical arsenal and proceed with its distraction. hundreds if not thousands were dead in contact. were men and women choking and foaming at the mouth. clearly asphyxiated. historically heinous war crimes were committed after the stockpiles were supposed to be destroyed assad showed us yet that, this time in idlib he is capable of redefining horror. attack must be investigated. impunity cannot be the norm. we will work with our partners on this security council to ensure that those responsible are brought to justice. supports thengdom u.s. airstrike on th

. -- from bolivia. >> madam president, thank you for giving me the floor and also for having convening this open meeting of the security council. it is vital that on not only the members of our organization but see the whole world should that the positions of the members of the security council are totally transparent given what has taken over recent days in syria. has called for the convening of this meeting. we are concerned. at what has taken place over recent hours. council wascurity debating proposals on what would be the investigation mechanism for the horrendous chemical which have been witnessed by all mankind, while we were discussing the words which could be used in a resolution to be considered by this council and while the permanent and nonpermanent proposalst forward for the text of such a resolution, the united states was preparing, once again, and carried out a unilateral attack. attack is a whicheral action represents a serious threat to international peace and security. years, mankind0 has been establishing building not just a physical structure or institutional struct

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really, in this, but i have to say on the opposite side, to give you the viewpoint of members such as boliviaho called for this meeting and the russian viewpoint, they say this was a flagrant violation of international law, that the us shouldn't have acted unilaterally, russia, the russian deputy ambassador warned in the council, that this action could have consequences for international stability and for the political talksjune stability and for the political talks june way. stability and for the political talksjune way. so we saw a big divide in council between those who we re divide in council between those who were support thetive of the us actions who say the only person to blame is president assad, they believe he carried out the attacks and they believe russia has been shielding him. but the one kind of point that everybody united on was that there needed not to be an escalation of this and there needed to bea escalation of this and there needed to be a return to the un for political talks. thank you very much for now at un headquarters. let us speak to james geoffrey, a former us amba

many people will be saying why has it taken almost two weeks after the last game and the loss to bolivia sack? -- tim. argentina have only just elected the new head of the fa, they finally now have an fa president there, he was only elected in the last week of march so he's been getting his feet under the table. there's also the difficult situation of who is going to replace him. i had thought they were going to delay an announcement of bauza pass sacking until they definitely had a replacement lined up. that seems not to be the case. —— bauza's sacking. it looks like delegations from the argentinian fa are on their way to spain where they have two targets in mind, one is diego simeone, very busy with the champions league and atletico madrid, the other is someone who has just been knocked out of the champions league as the sevilla coach. it remains to be seen whether one of them will be tempted or whether the argentinian fa will have to scurry around looking for someone to scurry around looking for someone to philippe to's position. they don't have a game untiljune, that is eight friendl

that's what nikki haley told bolivia. she says bolivia's ambassador called for a closed door meeting after the strike. but as president of the council, she's a decider. nikki haley is holding an open door meeting instead. any country that chooses to defend the atrocities of the regime will have to do so in public view for the world to hear. the bolivian ambassador welcomed the meeting. >> the united states took a very measured step last night. we're prepared to do more. but we help that will not be necessary. it is time for all civilized nations to stop the horrors that are taking place in syria and demand a political solution. >> ambassador haley called out moscow saying the russians have stood beside syria every time bashar al-assad has crossed the line of human decency. let's turn to chris wallace. a lot going on at the u.n. >> well, a lot is going on with the trump foreign policy. think about what a dramatic statement this is. this is a president who ran saying he wasn't going to get involved and this is a president t

ordinaria para analizar la crisis venezolana, a pesar de que se habÍa suspendido por el embajador de bolivianvestigando. veamos las impresionantes imÁgenes tomadas por las cÁmaras de los policÍas. pueden ser fuertes. lourdes: cuando la policÍa confronta a nicolÁs sánchez por supuestamente haber asaltado la licorera de las cÁmaras están rodando. le dicen que quieren hablar con Él, el sospechoso pregunta por quÉ después de un intercambio, sÁnchez alza sus manos y se ve lo que presume ser un arma de fuego. la policÍa le advierte se desata la locura cuando el sospechoso sale corriend. -- corriendo. [disparos] si ponemos el vÍdeo en cÁmara lenta vemos a uno de los policÍas luchando constancias en el suelo, y el agente ssigue disparÁndole a sánchez. segÚn la versiÓn oficial, los disparos vienen de la pistola de sÁnchez. en total fueron 16 disparos. "porque escuchar los disparos, no sabe si sÁnchez viene otra arma". dice la abogada de la policÍa. dice que sÁnchez le au al rostro, aunque admite que el bid o no rednt -- admite que el vÍdeo no recoge ese momento. la familia admite que tiene un pasado

i now give the floor to the representative of bolivia. >> thank you very much, mr. president. bolivia would like to thank you for conving this meeting and would -- convening this matter and would like to thank you for the report you have given to us on this occasion. mr. llorenti: with respect to taking a collective measure which are effective to prevent it to eliminate threats or other breaches to peace and to eradicate acts of aggression and to achieve through peaceful means and in accordance with the principles of justice and international law to settle disputes. bolivia with its political constitution have reaffirmed its condition as a -- rejecting any aggression to resolve disputes, controversies or conflicts between peoples in states. in that respect, the government kind of reject any confrontation of any nature. sir, avoiding those confir takes, we see the need to move toward the priority of nuclear disarmament throughout the planet. latin america and the caribbean, my region, is a nuclear weapon-free zone thanks to the signing of the treaty which in 2017 is celebrating

es cierto, muchos tienen temor, pero los expertos dicen que aÚn sin documentos, es una bolivia presentarsto, terminamos con el "tan tan" y la forma tan peculiar explicar lo que pasa cuando no cumple con el tÍo sam. ♪ ♪ voy a declarar mis taxes ♪existe un contador ♪ quiero que me quede en la cuenta ♪ ♪ algo para pagar la renta m despuÉs de hacer los taxes ♪ ♪ tiene ingresos increÍbles pero pocos deducibles ♪ ♪ quÉ mala suerte, yo no tengo dependientes ♪ ♪ de verdad que lo lamento pero a nadie le descuento ♪ ♪ lo que dice no me agrada, donald trump no paga nada ♪ ♪ tengo que pagar mis taxes ♪ no hay otra opciÓn ♪ ♪ los pagarÉ ♪ ♪ voy a pedir de nuevo una extensiÓn ♪ jorge: y hay mÁs, extendemos las ingeniosas canciones de cÉsar muÑoz en "al punto". marÍa: gracias por haber estado con nosotros, hasta pronto. ♪ locutor: ahora estÁ usted bien in ambos: [ríen] xiomara: no inventes, julio. yo ni me acordaba del topo, el "profe" que nos daba física en secundaria. julio: ¿cómo no te vas a acordar, xiomara, si encima de que era bien chistoso se la pasaba regañándote porque siempre te querías senta

tomorrow, bolivia has requested an emergency meeting of the united nations security council, expected to condemn the air strikes that syria has printed tonight and aggression by enemy america, saying the air strikes did cause damage and some death. we are now awaiting a statement from moscow. >> the surprise attack on syria market-based for commission trip he warned against getting the u.s. pulled into assad civil war. in 2013 he tweeted... there is no upside and tremendous downside. that's a commander-in-chief and office president obama pledged to change his trump spiel. sent from the state department, with a more tonight on development. burning the midnight oil, it's running late tonight. >> when you look at what the trump administration is saying, secretary of state rex tillerson, the justification for this as he presented it in mar-a-lago where he is right now with president trump was essentially that the assad regime has continued to use chemical weapons, they have normalized that use, and because of no international response previously, the secretary of state said the trump admi

first video from bolivia. young lady ready to take the plunge, bungee jumping.ne of those things you do out traveling, have a good adrenaline rush. standing on the precipice of 50 footbridge and she takes the leap pretty bravely. >> that was shallow water. >> oh, my goodness. you're right. she just dove out there. >> just forget to tie it down. >> somebody did something wrong. the company said never have an issue like this. fell into a shallow it about of water down there, some very serious injuries, but she survived it. couple of guys here just kayaking. always wear your helmet. a guy up ahead in his bluekai acoff to the side. the tree reaches out and attacks him. it really isn't the tree he should be worried about. >> the buddy comes along and beans him right in the unhelmeted head. they continue to float down the river, get out. let's take a look. >> just a little bit of a scrape there. where is your helmet? >> maybe that's how i bring it along. >> this next guy, dale, this is his second time on a kayak, 55 years old. just purchased it. taking it out for a li

el suelo, ven a la periodista ely angÉlica gonzÁlez rodeada por un grupo de soldados de la guardia boliviaen sin piedad. minutos despuÉs queda en libertad, pero visiblemente afectada. >>> me estaban dando patadas me jalaban el cabello, me empujaban pensaba en mis hijos, en mis 3 chamos. >>> cerca del sitio otro equipo de prensa se convierte en noticia. >>> sacaron una pistola y me quitaron la cÁmara y me dieron un golpe entre 40 o 50 guardias nacionales chls >>> el mÁximo tribunal lalo diera un golpe contra la democracia al eliminar la facultades del parlamento mayorÍamente opositor venezuela parece ser una olla de presiÓn a punto de estallar. >>> con esto comen los hijos de ustedes. con esto comen. >>> hoy pudiera haber seÑales que el presidente nicolÁs maduro estarÍa pero daoepd perdiendo el apoyo de sus mÁs fuertes aliados. >>> la fiscal luisa ortega eleÓo su voz de protesta. >>> mi alta preocupaciÓn por tal evento. >>> un evento que segÚn la cancillerÍa venezolana, fue necesario para corregir las violaciones de la asamblea >>> no a la dictadura. >>> los manifestantes piensan distinto.

s/sacha sergio llorenty soliz, representante de bolivia en la onu "los responsables del uso de armasmente investigados, procesados y sancionados con el mayor vigor" el gobierno sirio neg rotundamente haber tenido algo que ver con el ataque y culp a la oposicin de su pas. s/ randy serrano el impacto que esto ha generado le pone presión a la casa blanca y mucho más tras la acusación que hizo el presidente sobre el gobierno anterior. blanca/top vo --la casa blanca inform hoy que el presidente trump ha retirado al jefe de estrategias ''steve bannon'' del concejo de seguridad nacional. --al parecer, ''bannon'' solo fue designado al concejo para mantener control del entonces asesor de seguridad nacional ''michael flynn''. --ahora que ''flynn'' ya no ocupa ese cargo -dicen- no hay razn para mantener a ''bannon'' en esa posicion, la cual caus mucha polemica. cesar/take vo --segun los ultimos calculos del departamento de seguridad nacional.. los costos estimados para la construccion del muro fronterizo con mexico han aumentado tanto, que el gobierno no tiene el dinero para costearlo.. pasando

preparados para hacer mÁs acciones que fueron condenadas no sÓlo por los rusos, sino por el embajador de bolivia: gobernantes de australia, alemania y francia aplaudieron las acciones del presidente trump. el mandatario turco dijo que se necesitaba hacer mucho mÁs. >> si se va a proceder con ataques de que haber aprobaciÓn el consejo de seguridady, si se va a hacer una intervenciÓn sin aprobaciÓn de la onu tendrÁ que ser con la coaliciÓn potente y con legitimidad. reportera: funcionarios rusos esperan que las acciones en contra de siria no lleven a una ruptura irreversible en las relaciones con los estados unidos. el secretario de estado de los estados unidos viajarÁ a moscÚla prÓxima semana.. marÍa elena: entretanto, en el capitolio algunos legisladores de ambos partidos respaldan la decisiÓn delpresidente trump de lanzar la ofensiva para otros la critican por haber actuado sin la autorizaciÓn del congreso. los calificativos al ataque van desde acertados hasta un acto de guerra. lourdes nos amplia. lourdes: la mayorÍa de los miembros del congreso de ambos partidos se respaldaron la acciÓn milit

bolivia has called for the convening of this meeting, we are concerned. proposals on what would be the investigation mechanism for the horrendous chemical attacks which have been witnessed by all my kind, while we were discussing the words which could be used in a resolution to be considered by this council, while the permanent and nonpermanent members put forward proposals for the text of such a resolution, the united states was preparing once again, and carried out a unilateral attack. the missile attack is of course is a unilateral action, they represent a serious threats to international peace and security. why? because over the last few years mankind has been establishing, building a structure notjust a physical structure, notjust building a structure notjust a physical structure, not just an institutional structure, but also a legal structure, they have established instruments of international law to precisely prevent a situation in which the most powerful attack the weakness with impunity and to ensure a balance in the world and, of course, to avoi

leftist government rafael correa was growing evo morales in bolivia who was elected 2005, came in in 2006 also country started to grow. - you had about 50 million people who came out of poverty and into the middle class as a result not only of the commodities boom, but also of the smart financial policies. - and as you moved into the mid 2000's what you really saw was the idea that you should have growth and social inclusion all at the same time. and i think that is something that has been a broad based cry. you've got to have growth with social inclusion. and that is something which is universal across latin america. (soft music) - [narrator] the commodities bubble eventually burst revealing fundamental problems. economic disarray went hand in hand with political upheaval. - there's a saying that when the tide goes out, you see who's swimming naked and i think that was true with a lot of latin american countries, brazil obviously being the most obvious case. the countries where there was a lot of corruption, the countries where they spent, especially recent years chasing off busines

like a frog in a pot of water per review dropper frog and a pot of boiling water he will pop out bolivia's in lukewarm water turned up the heat little by little it will love itself to be boiled to death please don't think when you read about jinzhou owns he was always that way. it was incremental over a number of years and the difference between him and others that demagogues create the following with the enemies but if i am the only one who can fix the problems today take the people on this side of the room they already have everything they want when you have got hot if you don't follow me they will get everything you own and take away to create did not join because they thought they would get something they gave up everything joyfully. the 80th day would set an example where everybody is the same and treated alike it will be so wonderful the rest of the world will see that world where race and money does not matter may were getting into this because they thought ultimately for all the crap on the side he is still the one to lead us to the great moment it was done on a generosity. >> you

they are moving into southern brazil, paraguay, bolivia and they may well exacerbate the flood situationd some web space acrossjapan head into the state. we have had some web space across japan and southern china. this is one long weather front you located here. still a few hours do the latter part of wednesday into thursday. some storms do hong kong. it is looking drier as we head toward the end of the week particularly across japan, korea, taiwan and southern parts of china. things are improving, here. across africa we are starting cds african rain setting in across kenya, somalia, welcome of course but all falling in a short space of time and expected to be quite intense in the next couple of days and therefore they could lead to some blooding in those areas where it has been of course paid right. —— could lead some flooding. back home we have chilly air, but it wasn't used in your ear last week —— buddha was in constant macro last week. we see a slow melt him. we have this slow—moving weather system which gives us significant and out of season snowfall for the alps and have the poten

and thank you to the representative of bolivia. i will now make my statement as the representative of the united states. thank you very much, mr. de mister, for your helpful and informative briefing today. we do appreciate your commitment in this process going forward. last week, bashar al assad yet again terrorized his own people with one of the world's most horrific weapons. weapons. assad's murderous attack shook very one of us to our core. it once again showed the world that assad is not a partner for peace. it shows what happens when assad's allies, russia, iran, and hezbollah, decide to lend their support to a barbaric regime instead of joining the world to stop it. when assad's planes dropped chemical weapons, his regime violated a resolution from this ery council and the chemical weapons convention. assad mocked every assurance the russians gave us that there were no chemical weapons in syria. the united states was compelled to act. we will not allow the use of chemical weapons to go unanswered. we are not going to look the

russia and bolivia voted no. but china did abstain for the vote, an effective win for united states diplomacy on foreign relations. not much agreement with russia. but tillerson did get a meeting with putin and did agree relations are at historic lows. where do we go from here? >> i think we could have come to that assessment without the travel of secretary of state tillerson to russia. two weeks ago vladimir putin invited the president of iran and they had two days of talks. i watched the c-span debate at the u.n. security council. whawhat you saw was a a belliget minister from russia. i know we are talking about opening up lines of communication and die losing. but you have to look at the actions of russia. their actions with the ukraine and the baltic states. they were well aware of what bashar al-assad is doing in syria to his own people, and in many ways they have been complicit. liz: over half of americans support president trump's action in syria. trump again said no plans for ground troops in syria. the m

lithium are sold out, so are a lot of startups are rushing into this space in argentina, chile, and bolivia 200 miles from teslas giga factory in nevada, three hours northwest of las vegas. there is a valley called clayton valley containing this brine, and a bunch of startups are staking claims on land right around the area that has been mined for about 50 years. oliver: we basically have a lithium rush come very cool. i want to understand why the rush is happening. you have four companies that could have been on the forefront and had a monopoly on this huge enterprise. what prohibited them? the mining, the technology, a surge in demand? tell us about what happened there. >> it was mainly a big surge in demand, and when they ran out, there was a huge price spike, so that is what has driven these other companies into it. it is not that easy to get out of the ground. the four companies that have been doing it for a while obviously know how, but the other companies have to figure this out, so it has been hard for everybody to supply the uptick in demand. it has been slow and steady from consum

today they did whatever they wanted and staged a coup against the presidency of bolivia. >>> s&p downgraded south africa to junk after the ousting of finance minister pravin gordhan. moody's placed government bonds for a downgrade also pointing to key leadership changes, this following comments from the new finance minister, malusi gigaba who said changing one member of the government would not lead to a ratings downgrade. since the change from s&p, gigaba has vowed to transform south africa's economy. we were talking about this yesterday as a possibility of it happening. just looking at some of the reactions here in the rand. seeing the rand dropping quite substantially and seeing a reaction in the south african bonds. let's talk more about this with edwin gutierrez from ab eerdeen asset management. let's start with south africa. s&p downgrading s&p to junk. moodys placing government bonds ton a downgrade as well. how do you see this? >> moodys is in a wait and see mood and waiting to see whether the key institutions for south africa, the treasury and bank are hindered by this cabinet resh

to compound the tragedy, his parents got word of his order m in bolivia where they had gone to bury his grandfather. today they both sobbed as they listened to the prosecutor argue for a life sentence. rodriguez's attorney sought a lesser term, endured ridicule because of a birth desk that gives him a hunchback appearance. she said when eric teased him, he became a symbol of a lifetime of being mocked. but when rodriguez had his chance to speak, he did not seek mercy. he told the judge, quote, i'm very sorry for what i caused and i deserve the worst punishment possible. a and that is what the judge gave him, a life prison term for rodriguez. rodriguez, upon hearing that, the victim's family embraced one another, crying. clearly relieved. that was the decision they wanted to hear, but they declined comment today as they left the courthouse. >> thank you, julie. >>> conservatives tv commentator bill o'reilly is not leaving fox news channel empty hanted. two sources confirm he'll exit with up to $25 million, equal to about one year of his salary. fox's parent company announced yesterday th

bolivia calling for an emergency to get session of the u.n. security council later today. democrats and some republicans saying congress must now be consulted, senator rand paul saying the president needs congressional authorization for any further military action, he said that the u.s. was not attacked. will we be drawn in deeper into the syrian conflict? syria says the attacks were made by "enemy america" and say it did cause some damage and some deaths. surprise attack on syria marks stark reversal for president trump, many noted as a candidate he warned against the u.s. being pulled into a sizable war. he tweeted in 2013 -- is that still the same now? joining us again from the state department is our fox news correspondent with the very latest where they are certainly burning the midnight oil down in foggy bottom tonight. >> indeed, what we are looking out now is in her now international reaction coming i in, i russia and iran and not supportive. the united kingdom saying reportedly it was an appropriate response to a barbaric attack, saudi arabia says it fully support

we are n bolivia or aruba. we are in places that are a threat to us.es to act for us. pete: that's right. such a great turn. this doesn't mean we are not going to nation build. when you are ideologically dedicated to something, regardless what the facts are. you keep running in the wrong direction. which is what barack obama did. brian: reality change on the ground. the jv tomorrow ended up being the varsity. pete: and it goes worse. exactly right. brian: listen, you are pointed out the change. tracking it all. see what happens. jackie, you have other stories that are important. ainsley: good morning. jackie: good morning, guys, and good morning to everyone at home. massive fire shutting down the las vegas strip overnight. flames shooting out of the world famous bellagio hotel and casino. dozens looking to put out the fire of casino. it wasn't enough to stop the bellagio famous water show from happening feet below. authorities investigating what sparked that fire at the strip now back open this morning. and churches beefing up security this easter week

really, in this, but i have to say on the opposite side, to give you the viewpoint of members such as boliviaional law, that the us shouldn't have acted unilaterally, russia, the russian deputy ambassador warned in the council, that this action could have consequences for international stability and for the political talksjune stability and for the political talks june way. stability and for the political talksjune way. so we saw a big divide in council between those who we re divide in council between those who were support thetive of the us actions who say the only person to blame is president assad, they believe he carried out the attacks and they believe russia has been shielding him.

why shouldn't these people be sent to bolivia or kenya or china?'t understand why europe or the united states is uniquely responsible for their faith, what's the answer? >> europe is responsible when people are arriving in the water off the coast of europe. these are international treaties, european countries and european vessels can't send people back to libya, that would be breaching international law. >> where does that come from? why can't they be sent to another country? you know exactly the point here which is there is a more extensive collective guilt in the west that makes people like you believe that rich countries but only english speaking and european speaking countries have this obligation like japan is a rich country too, why are they obligated to take these people? >> is not only english speaking countries, there is france, there's germany. >> tucker: european countries. where does this onus come from? if that is the whole point, europe has an obligation, why? >> it does have an obligation people are arriving, countries all over the w

russia and bolivia voted no. china ethiopia and kazahkstan abstained.eally shaking a stick at syria, speaking out condemning the chemical weapons attack. >>> ladies and gentlemen, that's the united nations for you. >>> speaking of campaign promises, this was donald trump talking about taxes back in february. >> lowering the overall tax burden on american business is big league. that is coming along very well. we're way ahead of schedule. liz: in fact, that very day was february 9th. president trump said give us two to three weeks we'll announce it. we'll announce tax reform plan or idea. nine weeks later, we do not have it. now here is what he told fox business and maria bartiromo yesterday. >> i don't want to put deadlines. health care is going to happen at some point. now, if it doesn't happen fast enough, i will start the taxes but the tax reform and the tax cuts are better if i can do health care first. liz: let's bring in political veterans from both sides of the spectrum. former republican senator from florida george lemieux. former democratic gov

. >> i now give the floor to the representative of bolivia. >> thank you very much madam president.we are grateful to the undersecretary general for the briefing this morning and got commitment that he has carried out and we express our support. we are now entering the second year of the conflict as it continues to give a cause of concern according to this year's press release by the world health organization 1.5 million have been wounded. despite the hostilities that have been implemented we still see attacks against civilians and civilian infrastructure which we reiterate firmly but the agreement in the cease-fire should be abided by and respected in the obligation on everyone to guarantee the integrity of persons trapped. madam president, we believe that for the plan for the 71.7% of the places that required access have been approved and we want both parties to make all the efforts to ensure that the access arrives to all these areas under the plan without the obstacles. we are deeply concerned that there are still reports of the forces that continue to deprive people of first ai

to compound the tragedy, eric's parents got word of the murder in bolivia where theyad today they listenedument and asked the judge to exceed the sentencing guidelines. but rodriguez's attorney sought a lesser term, pointing to rodriguez's birth defect that gives him a humpback appearance, something he'd been mocked about for years. she said when eric teased him, he became a symbol of a lifetime of being mocked. but the judge said he agreed with something written by one of eric's uncle. the evil is uncomprehensible and with that, he delivered the life sentence. the defendant also took some time to speak to the judge about his sentence. his unusual request when i join you on news4 at 6:00. >> thank you, jules. >>> there will be a memorial service tomorrow for the army specialist killed in a helicopter crash in southern maryland on monday. jeremy tomlin died when the black hawk helicopter crashed on a golf course during a routine flight is scheduled for tomorrow morning at the memorial chapel in ft. belvoir. and the community where the crash happened is also paying tribute to tomlin. >>> eve

they're going to be security council meeting by bolivia that will likely done this. how searcy from the kremlin who are criticizing this. >> the kremlin to his conflicted. on one hand, it wants a fair base in syria, he wants to keep its influence in the middle east. it doesn't want isis on its doorstep either. it too wants to remain focused on the fight against isis. while protecting its clients bashar al-assad. if he now directs his bad behavior and stops using cw, i think we could have an opportunity to use forward in geneva weather hasn't been one before, precisely because the russians have been willing to do any heavy lifting on this. i think this is a moment of incredible potential, but i don't think the russians are going to totally overturn the applecart here. >> they backed assad constantly and consistently through multiple security council resolutions threatening that. it just hours before the air strikes occurred, the security council went home because russia said we are not going to deal with this issue. they are not going to change the behavior. they're n

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we sbe rate that the bolivia believes that the only option is through a -- an inclusive, orderly and syrian-led political process and we reaffirm the support to the progress made in the geneva meetings and we have high expectations that these forums of dialogue will help us move towards lasting peace. thank you. >> i thank the representative of bolivia and give the floor to the representative of ethiopia. >> madam president, let me thank undersecretary general stephen o'bri o'brien. we would like to appreciate the u.n. and its partners for the courageous humanitarian services to millions of syrian under extremely challenging circumstances. madam president, we remain seriously concerned about the humanitarian conditions in syria. the continued fighting in multiple areas around the country and the increased militarization on the ground as the report of the secretary general indicates is deeply troubling. the continued fighting has resulted in civilian death, injuries and displacement as well as the destruction of civilian infrastructures including schools and medical facilities. we als

now we will give the floor to the representative of bolivia.epresentative of the uk to the un joining with the french representative as well to condemn wholeheartedly the actions of the syrian regime in that chemical attack, but more—over and perhaps more significantly, in political terms, calling on russia to stop their support for assad's regime and challenging the them to join with that draft resolution that they have put together. just one line of copy coming to us on that chemical attack, this is via the reuters news agency. they are reporting that the turkish president has said that more than 100 people have been killed in that chemical attack. we were saying around 72 including 20 children, but as you may have heard in our reporting, a number of those who we re reporting, a number of those who were affected by the chemical attack we re were affected by the chemical attack were being treated across the border in turkey and it looks like the turkish authorities have revised those figures. they have said that the total of people killed now