boutros boutros ghali, the 6th secretary general who has died at the age of 93. the egyptian took office when the international community, perhaps, seemed more united than at any time since the creation of the u.n., but the end of the cold war also brought fresh conflict. within four months of boutros boutros ghali starting the job, war bloke out in the balkans. the u.n.'s initial response was widely krid sized and-- cite sized and did little to stop the bloodshed. they were unable to stop one of the world worst atrocities in history, the death of hundreds of thousands of people in a matter of weeks. the secretary generally boutros boutros ghali blames some of the failings on the system and in more recent years he continued to call for reform. this interview with al jazeera in 2009. >> we need the drastic change, the report will not be able to - little reform, we will not be able to cope with the new situation. we are living in a new situation which is completely different than the situation which was existing in 1945. >> reporter: when boutros boutros ghali left the top job at the u.n. he was a man with unfinished business. he had wanted a second term but off five years, he had lost favor with the then u.s. president bill clinton and his ambassador to the u.n. mad lyn al abouts br

boutros boutros ghali has died at the age of 93. he took office in 1992 at a challenging time for the organization. james bays takes a look at his life >> reporter: a moment of remembrance for the man who led the u.n. through some of its most difficult times. members of the u.n. security council stood in silence to pay attribute to boutros boutros ghali, the sixth secretary tree general who has dialled at the age of 93 - died at the age of 93. he took office when the community perhaps seemed more united than at any time since the creation of the u.n. the end of the cold war also brought fresh conflict. within four months of him starting the job, war broke out in the balance cans-- balkans. the response of a piece keeping to bosnia did little to stop the bloodshed. a genocide on another continent. the u.n. and its small piece keeping farce in rwanda unable to stop one of the world's worst atrocities, the death of hundreds of thousands of people in a matter of weeks. as secretary general boutros boutros ghali blamed some of the failings on the system and in more recent years he continued to call for reform. this interview with al jazeera in 2009. >> we need the drastic change. they will not be able to reform - a reform will not be able to cope with the new situation. we are living in a new situation which is completely di

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boutros boutros-ghali became the first arab and the first african secretary general in 1992. he was born into a wealthy family in egypt's coptic- christian community in 1922. he served as egypt's foreign minister and deputy prime minister after he entered politics. but his real fame came as the secretary general of the united nations. during his five-year term in office, he oversaw peace-keeping operations in bosnia, somalia and rwanda. "unless we will receive a massive support from the donor countries, we will not able to solve the problems of rwanda." he pushed for u-n mediation in the post- cold-war era... "we are the custodians of the dream of global cooperation." but he was criticized for the u-n's lack of response in its peace- keeping role, and he often disagreed with the u-s on policy decisions. in 1996, the u-s vetoed his bid for a second term, and kofi annan was appointed to succeed him. after he left the u-n, he continued public service as chairman of an think-tank for developing nations and director of the egyptian national council of human rights. he said he wanted to continue his life's work - promoting peace. boutros boutros ghali was 93 years old. in your consumer news... general motors is recalling about 200- thousand saab and saturn cars in the u-s and canada to replace the takata air bag inflators. the recall involves the saturn astra from 2008 and 2009, as well as, the saab 9-3 from 2003 through 2011 and the saab 9-5 from 2010 and 2011. it's part of a broader recall of about 5.4 million vehicles announced last month by u-s safety regulators. worldwide, about 50 million takata inflators are under recall... affecting more than a dozen car and truck makers. trader joe's says it now plans to sell only cage- free eggs. is to sell eggs from only cage-free hens by 20-25 the company says at this point about 62-percent of it's eggs are cage-free. the move comes as pressure builds from animal rights activists to go cage-free. a number of major restaurant retailers have recently announced they are moving to mcdonald's. new research reveals millennials drink more win than any other generation. the study

boutros boutros-ghali has died. he helped negotiate the land mark deal with israel. the united states blocking his chances for another term after he sparred with the clinton administration over the budget at the u.n. boutrosoutros-ghali was 93. >>> four american journalists who were arrested in bahrain have been released. they entered the country to cover the uprising in 2011. bahrain is a u.s. ally, the navy's fifth fleet is based there. >>> mass is underway in mexico where thousands have gathered to hear pope francis speak. it has been an area ravaged by drug violent in recent years. family members separated by a border will come together on both sides to receive the pope's blessings. >>> up next, u.s. travelers now one step closer to hopping on a flight to go to havana. >>> and in hawaii a state of emergency over mosquitos. the government's plan to prevent zika. >>> diplomatic efforts are underway in syria. the u.n. special envoy to syria making a surprise trip to damascus to meet with the foreign minister there. >>> the envoy's visit coming in the wake of deadly attacks on several hospitals and schools in the country. the death toll on a strike on a doctor's without borders hospital now at 11. russia

boutros boutros-ghali died at the age of 93. he was a veteran diplomat hoping to negotiate a landmark deal with israel. boutrosoutros-ghali served a single term as the head of the u.n. in 1992. the u.s. state blocked his chances. >> a step in relations between the united states and cuba. they had an official agreement to resume flights between them. a short-time later, u.s. department of transportation invited airlines to upgrade the flights. as natasha gan an told us, the tourism boom took off before the deal was signed. >> like most cubans, richard sol air can't afford to travel. he says he's seeing the world with each tourist he meets. he gives horse drawn carriage rides on the streets of havana. as more foreign investment arrives. this cuba in a time kabul will not go away. >> there's nothing that is going to change cubans. that's a lie. >> tourism sa primary source of income. when president obama announced normalization of relations with cuba, it was like opening a flood gait. last year the number of visitors rose from 3 to 3.5 million. cuba is struggling to keep pace with the demand. airports are in need

boutros boutros-ghali dies. he served as the u.n. chief from 1992 to 1996. his landmark report, an agenda for peace, proposed that the u.n. be more active in responding to and preventing conflicts. he dealt with crises, ranging from bosnia and hers goe vena to the massacre in rwanda. he served one term before the u.s. vetoed his bid for a second. u.s. officials say he died on tuesday in the suburb of cairo. >> he also presided over a time when world increasingly turned to the united nations for solutions to its problems in the immediate aftermath of the cold war. >> members of the security council observed a moment of silence to remember boutros boutros-ghali. he was 93. >>> executives at honda are expanding their focus from the roads to the skies. they're using the lessons they've learned from selling cars to push a new plane in the u.s. nhk world's rosa sabrino has more. >> reporter: honda executives have high hopes for their light business jet. they received a permit to sell it in america. >> go fly! >> reporter: engineers have spent about 30 years developing the plane. now the company is focussing on sales. >> today i am very proud to announce that we reach a historical milestone. it is the crystal of our sweat and tears. >> reporter: honda is the first automaker in the world to build a jet plane. its engineers came up with the distinctive design that puts the engines above the wings rather than behind. they say it reduces wind resistance and improves fuel efficiency. it also means the cabin is 20% bigger. >> very unique airplane. and with honda's attention to engineering detail and excellence in manufacturing, it's a ver

secretary general boutros boutros-ghali who led the u.n. from 1992 to 1996. before that boutroswas a politician and dip not in egypt and helped to broker a peace treaty between egypt and israel. he was hospitalized last week after he broke his hip. he was 93. >> the supreme court is observing a long held tradition in on of the late justice antonin scalia, a black wool drape has been placed on his chair and on the bench this front his seat. a black drape has been hung over the courtroom doors. scalia died saturday at age of 79. a source said that there will be a public viewing on friday. his funeral is held on saturday. scalia was the court's longest serving justice. >> if you take muni to get around san francisco it could soon cost you more. according to the examiner, monthly passes could jump from $70 to and $75 and the fares from quarter to 50 cents. there could possibly be $17 more charge for residential parking permits. if approved, the new rates take effect in two years. >> sunny and warm new and meteorologist mike nicco has a change in the forecast. mike? >> good morning,

living in a new situation that is completely different to the existing matters in 1945. >> when boutros boutros-ghali left the top job, he was a man with unfinished business. he wanted a second term but had lost favour with bill clinton and ambassador albright. he was passed over for a younger more dynamic man kofi annan >>> security issues in south-east asia, nav nation in the asian sea the focus of the asian summit >>> the danger children face making their way to europe on their own to seek asylum - next. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm antonio mora. coming up in this half hour of international news, a strike called by the opposition in the democratic republic of congo brings business and traffic to a halt >>> stories making headlines across the u.s. in the american minute. president obama says the constitution a clear about whether he should nominate the next supreme court justice. speaking at the south-east asian nations summit. the president says he's going to nominate a well qualified candidate. others argue that the next president could replace antonin scalya who died on the weeken

boutros boutros-ghali has died. the egyptian who lead the u.n. from 1992 to 1996 was 93 years old. he was the first secretary general from africa, and organized the u.n.'s massive relief operation to the horn of africa, but was criticized for the u.n.'s lack of action during conflicts in rwanda and angola. the current chief in the last hour has paid tribute to him. >> i'm deep i will saddened to learn of the death of my predecessor, boutroshali. he was a respected statesman in the service of his country, egypt. he was a well-known scholar of international law, and brought formidable experience and intellectual power to the task of piloting the united nations through one of the most tumultuous and challenging periods. >>> saudi arabia and russia have agreed not to increase the amount of oil they are pumping as producers grapple with the flooded global market and low prices. the saudi and russian oil ministers met in doha where they made the announcement. they say they will freeze production at january levels but only if other mayor producers follow suit. iran had pledged to steeply increase output in the coming months after the lifting of international sanctions. >>> to uganda now where the main opposition leader has warned that thursday's elections will not be free and fair, but he assured supporters he will still win. this is his fourth challenge against the president who has been in power for 30 years. malcolm webb rep

boutros boutros-ghali. he passed away earlier today at he was 93 years old. boutros-ghali served as the u-n chief from 19-92 until 19-96 -- dealing with war in the former yugoslavia, famine and genocide in africa. u-n secretary general ban ki-moon remembered his predecessor today. as secretary-general, he presided over a dramatic rise in un peacekeeping. he also presided over a time when the world increasingly turned to the united nations for solutions to its problems, in the immediate aftermath of the cold war. boutros boutros- ghali did much to shape the organization's response to this new era, in particular through his landmark report ''an agenda for peace. following his term as u-n secretary general -- boutros-ghali became director of the egyptian national council for human rights. with senate republicans digging in their heels on a vote for any nominee... president obama addressed the growing controversy as he ends the asean summit in southern california. doug mckelway has more from washington. it's a tradition that dates back to the 19th century... the supreme

boutros boutros-ghali died. he served as the u.n.'s 6th secretary general in the early 90s. boutros boutros-ghali presided over a dramatic rise in u.n. peacekeeping. he was 93-years-old. >> dan: let's take a live look at traffic on the cloverleaf 480 and 77. it looks good here. we got a report from odot i-77 north around i-80. interchange. if you know anybody in that area or going through the area you may want to give them a quick buzz and tell them to take a by ford. >> denise: a former cleveland browns player busted for fraud. we will have the details coming up next. [ music ] >> dan: and the 58th grammy awards are in the books. we will take a look at the best performances of the night. >> denise: today's view of the day comes from the akron zoo. do you want to build a snowman. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> dan: a former cleveland brown brought up on federal charges today. >> denise: reggie rucker is accused of paying gambling debts with money donated to charity. rucker played for the team back in 1975 to 19

boutros boutros-ghali has died. the general served as the sixth secretary general from january of '92 to december of 1996. his term was parked by crisis in a variety of places. washington criticized him for refusing to cut the budget. boutrosros-ghali was 93. >>> and today, plans were discussed regarding the replacement supreme court justice antonin scalia. president obama scoffed at the notion that he should allow the next president to choose the replacement. he said the constitution is very clear. >> your job doesn't stop until you're voted out or your term expires. i intend to do my job now between january 20th of 2017 and expect them to do their job as well. >> the supreme court paid tribute to scalia by draping his chair in a black cloth, a tradition that dates back to the 19th century. scalia's body will lie in repose at the basilica of the national shrine in washington, d.c. >>> all right, now the race for the president, as the race could be slimmer. all the candidates are hitting party loyalists with their message hard. more on the story. >> we have come a long way here in south carolina. we're going to surprise people here. >> reporter: it was back to their bases for republicans and democrats on the campaign trail

boutros boutros-ghali has died. today, u.n. members held a moment of silence for him. boutros-ghali was an egyptian politician and diplomat. he was the sixth secretary-general of the united nations. he served from 1992 to december 1996. pope francis has just arrived in the heart of mexico' s drug-trafficking country where right now, the pontiff will meet with young people and deliver a message of hope for a better future for a country wracked by the violence and gang warfare of the drug trade. the border town of juarez. most violent in the world. >> i believe its also a call for all the communities around juarez to really put attention . taken church leadership to task for its reluctance to criticize to whom it' s closely tied. kevin: we have one last phase of the storm system, which means rain and wind for the evening commute. sean: get ready for that. plus not all plants need to be , in the warm weather to survive. next, some cool weather plants you can enjoy indoors this winter. now to our u-local hot shot. check out this adorable face. this is ernie the pug, taking a kevin: a fairly chaotic day for us out there as far

boutros boutros-ghali, former head of the united nations, has died today at 93. the security council held a minute's silence to honor the ed thean diplomat who head body until 1996. boutroshali died in hospice in his hometown. can climate change these spotted from space? that is what european scientists are hoping as they launch a new satellite into orbit. , it is the sentinel 3a one of a dozen satellites that are supposed to make up the most sophisticated observation system. two are already orbiting the earth. the head of the program says the satellite will spot upcoming dr oughts and people gathering across the mediterranean towards europe. if yousic to your ears are a fan of classics or musical mysteries. a previously unknown piece by mozart has been played publicly for the first time in several decades or possibly ever. our correspondent tells us how the work was lost and found. ♪ fourter: it is just minutes long and has not seen the light of day in two centuries. a joint composition by none other than wolfgang amadeus i and a thirdlmier unknown composer. discovered at the archives of the national music museum, it sheds light on a notorious feud composers long exagge

boutros boutros-ghali has died at the age of 93. he died today at a cairo hospital after he was admitted there suffering from a broken pelvis. boutros-ghali was a veteran egyptian diplomat who helped negotiate his country's landmark peace deal with israel. in 1992, he became the first arab and the first african to be appointed u-n secretary general. he served a single four- year term. the 15 members of the security council stood in silent tribute this morning at the united nations. well, it's looking a bit cloudy in parts of siouxland. and the northern area might see a bit of snow. ron's full an ida grove, iowa, man, who's wanted for attempted murder, remains at large, tonight. (sheila) if you're just getting home headlines. the suspected crime happened in the unincorporated town of carnarvon, iowa on sunday night. authorities says 36-year- old jeremy werneburg hit the victim intentionally with his car. officials say werneburg has ties to many towns in the surrounding area and say he could be anywhere. police in vermillion say two suspects h he confessed to an act of vandalism at a fraternity house at the university of south dakota

. >> for your leader boutros boutros-ghali has died egyptian politician served as secretary general from january 92 until december 96 today the council's o 15 member stood in silent tribute details of hise not been released he was 93 . >> that the islamic state group is hard up for cash isis having trouble making expenses has cut salaries and asking residents of thea stronghold and syria to pay utility billsst and black-market american dollars airstrikes against isis have targetedmrs cash stockpilesrg and oil infrastructure and the iraqi government has stopped paying civil servants in territory controlled by the extremists.. >> four days away from the south carolina republican primaryry the rhetoric is heating up as the it is a critical state of the one candidate who has won the state has gone to the party nominationmi , although the gop war of words with donald trump now threatening a lawsuit over ted cruz is getting birth and eligibility to the president and jeb bush is counting on his famous brother to help him when south carolina. >> strength is not empty rhetoric it is not bluster t

boutros boutros-ghali has died at the age of 93. he died today at a cairo hospital after he was admitted there suffering from a broken pelvis. boutros-ghali was a veteran n egyptian diplomat who helped negotiate his country's landmark peace deal with israel. in 1992, he became the first arab and the first african to be appointed u-n secretary general. he served a single four- year term. the 15 members of the security this morning a athe united nations. justice antonin scalia's courtroom chair has been draped in black to mark his death as part of a supreme court tradition that dates to the 19th century. scalia died saturday at age 79. he joined the court in 1986 and s its longest- serving justice. the entrance to the marble courtroom and the mahogany bench in front of scalia's chair also have been draped with black wool crepe. the debate over whether it should be president barack obama or his successor who appoints the next supreme court justice juju keeps getting hotterer writing in today's washingn post, senate democratic leader harry reid says by refusing to approve an obama nominee to succeed scalia, the gop-led senate would, quo

. >>> well, a lot of people remember this name. boutros boutros-ghali has died. he led the u.n. from 1992 until '96 through the collapse of the soviet union. he was the first u.n. leader from africa. some see his years there as very controversial blaming him for failing to prevent genocides in africa. >>> beyonce supporters are outnumbering her critics who plan to protest the music super star's super bowl performance. they are an park avenue holding signs that say black lives matter. her singers wore black ber rays and pumped their fists in homage to the black power movement. >> i just feel that this is a sports game. this is a football game. you want to have something with politics, you don't have to do it on a football field. was not the appropriate platform, well when it is then. >> police have set up barricades along park avenue in anticipation of more crowds. if you were hoping to see one of beyonce's shows, you may already be out of luck. there were several presale events, though, for the june shows last week. >> power is back on at grand central terminal. a broken water p

secretary-general boutros boutros-ghali has died. he was a veteran egyptian politician and diplomat serving as head of the u.n. for a single term from 1992 to 1996. he was 93 years old. >>> for the first time in more than 50 years, daily commercial flights will resume between the u.s. and cuba. an agreement signed today could lead to as many as 110 flights flights. americans must still qualify to visit cuba under rules allowed by the u.s. government which bars tourism to cuba. >>> last night's grammys had plenty of moments and still have people talking. adele had to power through technical difficulties and later explained away the bad sound by saying microphones fell on to the pino strings. taylor swift won album of the year. the pop start noted she is the only woman to have won that award twice and a thinly veiled attack against kanye west who recently claimed in a new song lyric that he was responsible for her fame. best rap album winner kendrick lamar earned rave reviews for his powerfully politically charged performance and lady

secretary-general boutros-boutros-ghali has died. galley from the african region. they blame him to failing to stop again side in rwanda. he died in cairo after being admitted for a broken pelvis. >>> no seven train service at hudson yards, crews are working on a mechanical issue. we'll let you know as soon as this is cleared up. >>> new information on the assault allegation against eliot spitzer. the details about his accuser that investigators are working to uncover. >>> the major meeting in washington about zika. what doctors are saying. >>> you are asked for a donation, you give cash to what you believe is a good cause. how can you tell if this thing is legitimate? the answer you're going to want [ male announcer ] 20 minutes after you quit smoking your blood pressure decreases. after 2 days your chance of heart attack drops. and 1 year after you quit your risk of heart disease is cut in half. but right now... [ flatline ] ...you're a heart attack waiting to happen. every cigarette makes you sick. quit smoking today. >>> just minutes ago, president obama had a

boutros boutros-ghali served as the world body's first chief from africa, from 1992 to 1996. his term was marked by tension with the u.s., and then- president bill clinton, as well as criticism of the u.n. response to genocides in rwanda and bosnia. boutros boutros-ghali was 93 years old. four major oil producers pledged today to cap production, in a bid to support prices. russia, saudi arabia, venezuela and qatar said they'd limit output for the year to the levels of last month, if other countries follow suit. it's unclear if iran will agree. the islamic republic wants to ramp up oil exports now that sanctions have eased. wall street rallied for a second day. the dow jones industrial average gained 222 points to close near 16,200. the nasdaq rose 98 points, and the s&p 500 added 30. and, the music world has doled out bragging rights for another year. california rapper kendrick lamar took home five grammys last night in los angeles, the evening's biggest haul. pop superstar taylor swift won for album of the year. and "hamilton" playwright lin- manuel miranda accepted the grammy for best musical theater album. still to come on the newshour: candidates feeling the pressure, bring the heat four days before the next primary. a push for conve

and the united nations security council says former secretary-general truce boutros-ghali has died. -- boutrosos-ghali has died. he was also the deputy prime minister for foreign affairs of egypt. he was 93 years old. global news 20 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists and 150 news bureaus around the world. back to you. vonnie: ramy inocencio, thank you. climbsjuice makers today, and the largest slump in oj futures since january. crude is down, but it had risen earlier today on news that saudi arabia and russia would freeze production and help reduce or try to, the global oil what. g.i. is settling under $29 a barrel. let's turn to gold now. goldman sachs says that the price is not justified. they expect the precious metal and three $1100 months. for more, let's bring in our mining analyst ken hoffman. unprecedented to drop to 1100 dollars. we saw gold approached her dollars in october. it has struggled to get up there every time that there is turmoil in global markets. reporter: what i wrote this morning, when i heard that goldman was bearish on goals, i thought, that old -- bearish on

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secretary general boutros boutros-ghali has died. we heard he died at a hospital in cairo. he served as secretary general from 1992 to 1997 and his tenure backed with crises in luanda, angola, and yugoslavia. he is dead and age 93. >>> coming up researchers layout another reason why going >>> six people dead including two children and at least nine others injured after an early- morning gas explosion in russia. the five-story apartment building north of moscow caved in and rescue us. three people including a child are still trapped in the rubble. but it shows workers sifting through debris for survivors and police opened a criminal investigation to find the cause. >>> mystery solved. lack of oversight being blamed for causing a blimp to break loose from the aberdeen proving ground in october. we were told batteries were never installed inside the deflation system that is supposed to sense when a blimp breaks free. it became snagged in trees in pennsylvania. blimps have been grounded at aberdeen ever since the incident and they like to start testing >>ain but funding is need

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