that set the mandate and set the parameters and the general assembly has given us a very robust indorsement of our mandate to continue providing human development and emergency services to the refugees if anything is going to change this have to come of course if it's about a mandate general assembly kristie we're going to thank you very much indeed for taking time to talk to soldiers or. families in gaza have held funerals for two palestinians who were killed by israeli forces on friday the fifteen year old and twenty five year old died during clashes along the gaza border which wounded two hundred twenty others palestinians have been staging weekly protests for more than four months now they're demanding better living conditions and a right to return one hundred fifty seven palestinians have been killed since the protests began gun control supporters in the u.s. would be marching on the headquarters of the national rifle association thousands of people from the march for our lives movement are calling for tighter legislation of firearms robin olds is live in fairfax virginia first of all

general assembly decided to debate the matter and to have a good tears take a fresh look at the ongoing crisis in israel and the palestinian territories it is certainly something that's going to lead to at least a new round of discussion in the u.n. security council. still to come here and out there find out how an abandoned tobacco factory and cinnamon am could help preserve it robs rich history and the u.s. threatens to impose more sanctions on turkey as the country faces economic pressure . hello again good to have you back we're here cross parts of indonesia we are watching and also malaysia we are watching the clouds start to increase so from what we had over the last couple of days you notice that a lot more clouds are now pushing down towards the south where we had partly cloudy conditions down here towards java and bali we're now picking up a little bit more mid and high clouds across that region really no rain to speak of but you can expect to see mostly cloudy conditions which carda over the next few days sing a temperature there of about thirty three degrees then as we make o

general assembly basically these four things include increasing the number of you would personnel in the occupied palestinian territories in order to help provide financial economic and educational assistance to the palestinian people he also says that it's also a way of protecting the palestinians by providing more buddy for those very things that i just listed the last two issues which would both require action by the u.n. security council would be either the deployment of an observer bishop that could act as a local bta to force between the israeli military and local palace studio at flashpoints such as border crossings or put there seems to be some sort of brewing confrontation between the two sides the final option which also would require u.n. security council a bad date would be the deployment of some sort of armed force whether there peacekeepers or some other place here is a clear but that would essentially be a way of keeping the two sides away from each other and preventing the dubber of clashes that we have seen since the end of march including a very deadly day on the da

general assembly ordered the secretary general and tonio good tenors to come up with the report of recommendations so that there could be new ways or perhaps a reinforcement of old ways of protecting palestinian civilians in the ongoing dispute with the israeli government the recommendations for coming from the secretary general are for the first would be increasing the number of you would personnel in the occupied palestinian territories in order to help palestinian civilians improve their quality of life the second recommendation is essentially more money for u.n. and other governmental organization programs to improve health care education and the economy in the occupied territories the last two recommendations from a terrorist would need a security council resolution and indorsement before either could be employed wud deploy an observer mission that could also act as local bt interest to keep the israeli military and policy of protesters for of getting into an all out conflict the final would be a deployment of perhaps a peacekeeper force an armed force as the document calls it in order to bas

made up of the member states who sit in the security council, who are the p5, who sit in the general assemblyetariat and the secretary general, there are mandates and commensurate resources to carry out their mandate. and then there is the un under the secretary general which implements the programme. in rwanda, it was extremely difficult to get the member states to move. firstly, rwanda came soon after somalia when the american planes had been shot down and the us withdrew and the western countries withdrew along with them. it was at about the same time that rwanda, which at that point, people had thought was doing well, fell apart. and no—one wanted to send troops in, even when we said increased the troops that were there. when you do become aware, i must ask you, there are numerous warnings from people on the ground in rwanda. you must have received at least ten warnings. for example, general romeo dallaire, head of the un peacekeeping mission in rwanda, in november 1993 alerted you to the possibility of what might happen and, yet, you have no response. first of all, he is a good friend an

made up of the member states who sit in the security council, who are the p5, who sit in the general assemblyetariat and the secretary general, there are mandates and commensurate resources to carry out their mandate. and then there is the un under the secretary general which implements the programme. in rwanda, it was extremely difficult to get the member states to move. firstly, rwanda came soon after somalia when the american planes had been shot down and the us withdrew and the western countries withdrew along with them. it was at about the same time that rwanda, which at that point, people had thought was doing well, fell apart. and no—one wanted to send troops in, even when we said increased the troops that were there. when you do become aware, i must ask you, there are numerous warnings from people on the ground in rwanda. you must have received at least ten warnings. for example, general romeo dallaire, head of the un peacekeeping mission in rwanda, in november 1993 alerted you to the possibility of what might happen and, yet, you have no response. first of all, he is a good friend an

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the original monuments bytection act was enacted the general assembly in february, 1904. that law has been expanded, amended, revised, and refined 12 times in the last 114 years. on a dozen separate occasions, the state government has given attention to civil war memorials. that monuments protection act is not some piece of legislation in theng moss and dust back shells of the state library. it is an active law. 12 times that has been brought up. the original intent has always been the same. quoting from the 1982 amendment, it shall not be lawful for the authority of any county or any other persons whatsoever to disturb or interfere with any monuments. 1988 amendment, the general assembly expanded the language to include removal of or damaging order facing monuments or memorials. the reference for monuments, first expressed in law in 1904, is still law in 2018. put in simple words, monuments cannot be removed by the whims of a local agency or some loudmouth seeking notoriety. a year or so ago, as you all know, the law was tested, twice. first, leesburg, then alexandria, s

adopted this notion of responsibility to protect following the summit of the general assembly those are some of the interventions he checked advocated for and draw for and those are we are still working with those ideas and trying to fact operational wants them on the ground more effectively so he has left a significant. you know set of principles and interventions that that we're still drawing from even up to today tim murray talking to us live from cape town thank you very much thank you. now a state funeral taking place for the victims of the bridge that collapsed in january in northern italy this brings the number of dead to more than forty hundreds more were wounded the remains of a family a husband a wife and their nine year old daughter have now been recovered from the rubble of the bridge that collapsed on tuesday president said jo matter deller is among those attending and has been presided over by the archbishop of genoa but there are some families who blame the government for the disaster and they're staying away saying they'll boycott the ceremony they will change or has

suggestion but some international media report a meeting might happen in new york at the next general assembly of the united nations. meanwhile the iranian people continue to hope for a resolution to their problems. it's to zimbabwe now where religious leaders lead prayers for peace on sunday as the country struggles to recover from violent post-election clashes now that's especially difficult for those who are now burying their dead tensions between the winners the p.f. and the opposition remain very high. heard the ball and adrian krishna does this report on the aftermath of zimbabwe's election. was either friends and families pay their respects to susie on the force on her final journey the mother of two was killed in zimbabwe as post-election violence last week she was on her way home when she got caught in the crossfire hit in the back by soldiers bullets is the death of the brother joshua tumble still can't believe. it would be what she was a breakthrough in the family. was a bit very familiar. with it will move out of that with his. high portrait is up and. he's. on wednesday opposition

resolution of this the resolution that compelled the publication of this report was done so by the general assembly and that was after the u.n. security council considered ordering the secure the secretary general to do this but the united states vetoed that resolution so it went to the general assembly this report that has now been issued doesn't have the same amount of weight but it certainly does start a lot of new conversations in the security council about how to proceed how to keep the israelis and the palestinians from fighting with each other this is also something that has as of right now guarded any international reaction because it's friday evening here on the east coast of the united states it is the sabbath in israel it's the end of the holy day of the week. also in the west bank and in gaza and so we're probably not going to get any reaction from either side before saturday night at the very earliest or at last thank you very much for that for now that is roslyn jordan with the latest on that report live at the u.n. thank you now to a city where the government says it may take over re

you know to over two thousand and eight interpol seventy seven general assembly was held in st petersburg in his opening speech ronald noble directed an appeal to then prime minister vladimir putin. mr prime minister i beseech you personally and all heads of state and government of interpol's one hundred eighty seven member countries to act swiftly and decisively in supporting interpol's global security initiative for the twenty first century and the creation of a billion year. a fund to support interpol's efforts. a billion euros that was fifteen times his budget. what your current budget. seventy million euros go to somewhat isn't you said to me you remember a billion you said it was over four are you prepared to say now you're still one two billion i still want to billion i still believe it should be a boy and i believe it's easy to defend who's stopping you getting a billion or member countries our member countries are prepared to spend billions and tens of billions and billions of dollars and war in other ways to try to make the world safer and not spend a fraction of that to try to

the original monuments protection act was enacted by the general assembly in february 1904. that law has been expanded, amended, revised and refined 12 times in the last 114 years. only this civil war memorials. that monuments protection act is not some piece of legislation gathering moss and dust on the back shells of the state library. it's an active law 12 times it has been brought up. or any other persons whatever to disturb in the field with any monuments. in the 1998 amendment the general assembly expanded the language disturbed with to include monuments or memorials. the rev rans for monuments first expressed in law and in 1904 is still law in 2018. put in simple words, monuments cannot be removed by the whims of a local agency or by sol loud mouth speak iing notoriety. it was tested twice. it sought to bipass the law and take down tributes to the past. both proposals were promptly shot down. the charlottesville city council had to know about these earlier failed efforts. it had to. they could not have been that stupid about the law. nevertheless, officials in grand s

suggestion but some international media report a meeting might happen in new york at the next general assembly of the united nations. meanwhile the iranian people continue to hope for a resolution to their problems let's get more now on the situation we are joined by correspondent stephanie simons who is standing by with the latest from washington so first i'd like to talk a little bit more about the strategy here because we have trump breaking back sanctions and simultaneously offering fresh talks what is the strategy here. reminds a little bit of the strategy donald trump's administration used to addressing the problem with north korea doesn't it it's the carrot and the stick the trouble in restoration was pulling out of the agreement in may this year very clear that those sanctions are coming those saints are done now targeting u.s. dollars a year iranian government can't use iran u.s. dollars any more specific trait. targets are mentioned in those sanctions which will be going into effect on tuesday actually at one minute past midnight local time here on the other hand the reporting as you

but several international media reported that a meeting could happen in new york at the next general assembly of the united nations but for now iran will have to see how it manages to cope with the new american sanctions. for more on this i'm joined now by eric randolph a journalist in teheran eric so as we just heard in that report the economy in iran is not doing well what does this mean for the average iranian. well a lot of these problems have been around for a long time these were hoping that the nuclear deal in twenty fifteen would bring in lots of foreign investment about the way to start the economy in really powerhouse of. heart and now that it's falling apart at stuff from the not going to . the way that solves any problems for iranians jobless rates rising prices all sorts of problems with their currency the moment the real issues that people have just lost faith in the government. issues and that's why we're seeing a big run on the currency. speaking of the currency the iranian ryall has dropped in value dramatically over the past month so now the government has announced they're

suggestion but some international media report a meeting might happen in new york at the next general assembly of the united nations. meanwhile the iranian people continue to hope for a resolution to their problems. and we have one how all of this is affecting the business climate in iran that's with god and for us coming up later in the program turning now to zimbabwe retentions are still running high a week off the country road to the polls the victory of the zanu p.f. bodies being disputed by the opposition m.d.c. as the country struggles to recover from post-election violence religious leaders have been praying for peace it's a difficult time especially for those burying their dead all reporters on the ground sent us this report that was friends and family to pay their respects to suzy on the fourth and her final journey the mother of two who was killed in zimbabwe's post-election violence last week she was on her way home when she got caught in the crossfire hit in the back by soldiers bullets it's the death of brother joshua my tumblr still can't believe. the choice it would look she was

the main body of the united nations general assembly is two hundred seventy third session we'll bring you all the updates september on al-jazeera. asia's largest catholic country is witnessing a dramatic rise in teenage pregnancy. when used investigates why so many filipino children are having babies. hello i'm debbie gopalan in london and these are top stories on al-jazeera russia says the killing of eastern ukrainian separatist leader alexander's a high genco amounts to an act of international terrorism a moscow backed leader of rebels in the nets was killed in a blast and i cafe in the center of the city russia's accused ukraine of assassinating to try to unleash a renewed war in eastern ukraine a kid abscess that had nothing to do with the blast instead blaming separatist infighting for a challenge says the latest from moscow don't you have schools on lockdown at the moment nobody allowed in and nobody allowed out that is because both the nets and moscow are calling the killing of alexander as a shrink or an act of international terror.

statement condemning saying it's bad and then in this critical time we have an american veto in the general assembly we have solutions that are inevitably mental so if you want me to be very frank i want these nations because if to stand tall and hold israeli government accountable now we have made it a fail for them to national criminal court we want the help of the members of the international court of criminal court to open to help us open an official investigation and this war crimes against the israeli prime minister and defense minister and others or officials we have a guest now in the human rights council calling for an restitution committee we won the support of the international community to send and compel israel to accept this investigation committee to begin its work that's that's what we need but then you know if you if israel feels that they can continue building settlements massacring palestinians and then it's business as usual and their occupation and their demolition of homes and collective punishment and then and then business as usual if i say there are people who tell me this i

i serve in the general assembly and we work together across the aisle to get things done.nd that's the way it is at ctca. what fred needed was a management team. not just to have a long-term strategy for quantity of life, but also an activetrategy for quality of life. my psa is under contl. ctca gave me an opportunity accomplish my goals and my dreams. learn more at cancercenter.com/philadelphia appointments available now. >>> welcome back, new charges of race icism after a tell all boos released this week. enter chuck todd, this is an exclusive interview you have had with amarosa. >> she has sheard,s the publication of her book, she has heard an moin "apprentice" tape of outtakes where the u presidents the n-word. we'll see if that comes out. g 'll see if that's a trumpian allegation, meanve got tapes and things like that. but in the book, it's being described to her, but her not necessarily heard the recording. but she saysli since ption she has heard the recording. that is a big one. she addresses every criticism le here, the idea that she's a johnny come lately on the

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i remember the first time i walked into the newsroom and it felt like being in the general assembly of the united nations because it was so many nationalities. just different places but it's one that gives that gives us the ability to identify. the other side of the world but we can understand what it's like to have a different perspective and i think that is a strength for al-jazeera. unless we have new generations growing out to understand all the nations of the natural world then soon there will be nothing left and will suffer primatologist and conservationist dr jane goodall told to al-jazeera. september on al-jazeera with the us midterm elections just over two months away will explore the mood of the nation as americans celebrate the pretty on television and online history continues to tap into the extraordinary potential of social media to disseminate news sweden the country known as the happiest in the world has been shaken by a recent spike in violence and it's now preparing for a general election people in power continues to examine the use and abuse of power around the world.

i serve in the general assembly and we work together across the aisle to get things done. and that's the way it is at ctca. what fred needed was a management team. not just to have a long-term strategy for quantity of life, but also an active strategy r quality of life. my psa is under control. ctca gave me an portunity to accomplish my goals and my dreams. learn more at cancercenter.com/philadelphia appointments available now. here at the "live desk" with breaking news to report. firefighters in new jersey are battling this massive fire. take a look. a three alarm fire that began late last night at a buildg in frenchtown about an hour north of philadelphia. witnesses said the fire started raafter a tractorer slammed into a building but they haven't confirmed the information just yet or whether anybody was hurt in this fire. we will update youea as we more. that's the latest. >> angie, thank you. 4:15 now. now details on the boiled water advisory that caused confusion and frustration in parts of d.c. last month. >> lawmakers are making sure you're bette informed if it happ

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general assembly ordered the secretary general and tonio good tenors to come up with the report of recommendations so that there could be new ways or perhaps a reinforcement of old ways of protecting palestinian civilians in the ongoing dispute with the israeli government the recommendations for coming from the secretary general are for the first would be increasing the number of you would personnel in the occupied palestinian territories in order to help palestinian civilians improve their quality of life the second recommendation is essentially more money for u.n. and other governmental organization programs to improve health care education and the economy in the occupied territories the last two recommendations from a terrorist would need a security council resolution and indorsement before either could be employed wud deploy an observer mission that could also act as local bt interest to keep the israeli military and policy of protesters for of getting into an all out conflict the final would be a deployment of perhaps a peacekeeper force an armed force as the document calls it in order to bas

there is the united nations general assembly next month in new york. a lot of world leaders fly in for that. could kim jong-un be one of them? and could he meet with president trump somewhere, maybe trump tower? unthinkable a couple years ago, but this is 2018, phil. you just never know. >> about as good as you can put it. singapore felt like a sprint. last couple weeks makes it feel like this is a marathon. either way, will ripley will be participating in both. will in hong kong, thank you very much. >> make sure your laces are tied, will. >>> vice president mike pence heads to the pentagon on thursday to discuss the future of the u.s. military in space. president trump has been calling for the development of a space force. pence's arrival is expected to coincide with the release of a pentagon report to congress that contains recommendations for space components. it is not expected to call for the establishment of a separate space force military branch. that would require action by congress. >>> investigators are trying to identify the remains of a bo

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even more important, at the united nations the general assembly overwhelmingly approved the nuclear nonproliferationaty. both united dates and soviet union had worked hard to ensure its acceptance. president johnson appeared before that body for the fourth time and was able to pass this measure as a most significant step to peace in united nations history. >> it is the most important international agreement in the field of this -- of disarmament since the nuclear age began. it goes far to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons. it will ensure the equitable sharing of the peaceful uses of nuclear energy for the benefit of all nations. as regards the treaty itself, no time should be lost in bringing it into force. i played you this afternoon that we of the united states will move rapidly to open the treaty for signature. >> and recognition for his leadership and dedication in bringing about the nuclear nonproliferation treaty, president johnson was presented the swords and plowshares award by new york industrialist stanley b -- the president kept his word to move speedily toward american approval of th

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the century as we do not know definitively any details about it and was position is that the general assembly has mandated us to continue delivering services until there is a just and jubal solution to the conflict and we are determined to do that to the best of our ability chris gunness is the chief spokesperson for the un's relief and works agency for palestinian refugees he says the agency won't lose sight of its mission. the u.s. administration however has not formally in directly communicated to us to wonder about any specific concern that is now being raised in certain courses indeed their books press satisfaction with our programs and indeed we remain grateful to the u.s. government and people to the sixty million they gave us this year they are one of our largest donor still but if any don't have credible reports misuse of funding we will investigate and take action but let's not lose sight of the fact that the mandate of under to provide emergency and human development services to palestine refugees is robustly backed by the international community through the un general assembly and