from geneva 2014, back to you. >> doing now? ? -- do we know? >> i'll ask that question and get back to you. i will get an answer. it is just for men. once we have the answer on live tv. the power of live television. in crisis and we continue to monitor developments. we are live with the ukraine's investor to the u.k. >> let's return to the situation in the ukraine. totern leaders are trying keep or. happening. we are joined with the details. what is the latest? >> we expect an address from vladimir putin and when that begins, that is the biggest news of the day. he is making it from his residence in moscow. it is a tense standoff at an airbase and you have an airbase that was taken over by russian troops over the weekend and a unarmed servicemen one at that and they stop with russian forces. one dozen armed men, not necessarily russian troops. they could be a russian speaking tried to get them away. it is the first shots that i know of that have been shot or have gone off since the conflict began and they were not in the direction of the troops

human rights it is that it really does look nice in this instance it is spots was gathered in geneva to raise the issue of human rights violations in pakistan's problems with the stock. even the human rights regional security and perspectives will just not focused on post two thousand fourteen was headed to the palace of nations geneva on the sidelines. the one hundred and ten session the united nations human rights committee the under represented nations and peoples organization un peeled together with the cat knocked it sounds agency one north south cooperation and the huge stockpiles organize the event. this because i elected to the listening human rights choices especially the issue of missing posts in the province there's an ongoing with the operation in the ditches it has intensified in iraq last few months in the last week and on the one hundred the young caesar was killed in a double cd a long time that we perceive it as a community to hold on to precise focus of talks on its operations in the sun because the braces are happening across the sun. he gently tells of the mosque

third question, regarding the third round for geneva, as you know, in geneva ii, the last session, there were, mr. brahimi proposed a agenda for discussion which has four items in it. the first item he proposed putting an end to violence and counterterrorism. second item was about political power transition and the making the tgp, which is the transitional governing body. third was about the state institution between don't newt and change. and forth, -- fourth, about public dialogue and national reconciliation. both parties agreed on -- there were some comments about wording in them which we worked out. but the regime was insisting that they want to discuss each item separate, which means, they, we start about talking about putting an end to violence and counter terrorism after we finish completely the subject, they move into the second item which is the power transition and the tgb. for us our argument was you can not discuss the first item first alone by itself because even if you discuss it, you will reach a point in order to resolve this, you have to establish the tgb. because we don

it literally wasn't even discussed in geneva. and so i think precisely this is why my own focus has shifted now to maybe a more manageable piece of the nightmare, the humanitarian crisis. our own proposal that we lay out in this op-ed is that theup security council -- the u.n. security council needs to pass a resolution. france has already made suggestions that it is ready to take the lead on this and in putting this resolution forward. and the resolution would stipulate that these we sieged -- besieged areas, the sieges that are now starving hundreds of thousands of syrians to death must be lifted. and this would be directed not only to assad's forces, but to any armed actors who interfere with the delivery of humanitarian aid, block food and medicine from getting in to these starving civilians. the idea is there should be no rejections to this in principle, but we know in reality that the russians have been rather recalcitrant and very unwilling to push the syrians to agree to any of this. they've blocked several u.n. resolutio

right here in geneva, switzerland, one of the richest, most beautiful cities in the world.ere. in fact, the tip came from a woman halfway around the world, who heard the story of the mother on the run, the woman e-mailing bob from 6,000 miles away, saying maria had been living here in geneva with the children and her mother, even putting the children in a school just over the border in france here and one more familiar clue. the woman saying the boys had been introduced to her as milos and elie. >> i want to make sure i got my passport. >> reporter: larry races to the airport in los angeles. >> geneva via frankfurt. >> reporter: already there bob, who once fell in love with the same woman -- now both of them so close to catching her, all of this moving at lightning speed. the fathers now rushing to get to geneva before maria can post bail and flee with the boys again. there are no promises. just listen to bob on the plane he knows how much is at stake. >> we're going be really beat up but i got to be strong for jerry and be strong. >> what a day. what a day. pictures for hi

i was a geneva. you that yoursure negotiators negotiated with honor, with dignity, with respect for the goals of the revolution and with a toughness and a wisdom that should make you proud. if you were there, they made me proud -- they made you proud. [applause] no one in the world seriously doubts that russian president hisn will succeed with seizure of ukrainian territory, come what may. thate seriously believes president barack obama will act decisively against president comer al-assad of syria, what may. this is not a non sequitur. , putinukrainian crisis saw an opportunity and he seized it. , when ayrian crisis sought used chemical weapons against his own people, president obama saw his responsibility and flinched. beliefage of putin, the in power, purpose, and resolve is secure and growing. who i age of obama, a man voted for twice, i should say, the belief in american power and resolve is fragile and ebbing. sides of assad are two the same coin, each presenting a challenge to american leadersh

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let's go to geneva where the russian foreign minister has been speak. sergei lavrov, what did he have to say? >> reporter: it was interesting, an astonishing really. he had a prepared speech. this was clearly aimed at events in syria. and he said that military intervention usually abnormally harmed civilians and that you shouldn't intervene on the pretext of protecting civilians. and then all of a sudden he departed into a very robust, angry defense on russia's actions in ukraine in which he said russia intervened military to protect russian civilians. so, you know, our experience of sergei lavrov in geneva is normally a very clever operator. a clever foreign diplomat. but his speech today was really caught contradictory. not the one he planned to make. obviously changed on the plane coming over here to insert the section in which he was very blunt. it's our business. we need to protect russian civilians in ukraine. >> sit important to understand why ukraine matters so much in russia. did he spell out the historical links? >> not so much, no. what he ta

the geneva talks between regime and talks that ended last february probably have a deadlock because of the practice of the regime delegation and talks that would lead to a govern body with full executive powers and this is the solution according to the geneva comm unicae issued in 2012 despite the efforts of rahimi and the u.n. representative of the u.n. league and despite efforts the talks have led to nothing. consequently, it's quite important to reach sort of a compromise in order to find a solution to this crisis or put an end to the blood shed and the humane suffering and to find a solution to this crisis. the u.s. security council is entitled to keep the security and the world has to work seriously in this regard. the national coalition has also to lend its efforts and with all opposition parties with hopes of an end of syria people towards building a free and democratic society in the country and the leadership. mr. president, we cannot talk about the challenges in the arab region without talking about terrorism. terrorism is a threat to the security and the peace of the whole r

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if the president to say on your bench tuchman is with us from the geneva motor show one of the premier annual events in the global two industries diary and it is on the way in switzerland to thank you very much indeed and this is not known for speaking to as you've been on a daily new parts in geneva which is to be contributing to a sense of optimism in geneva to see if it is the optimism well founded all costs sales in europe. coming back as crikey it didn't even order to merits of you that the sense of optimism. but really you're fighting as the brightness and i sit here and an upswing of moods that we have a strong yen last year despite the european market has to be being flaps s troops are the elites see growth of ten percent of the brads. so we've expanded our sad europe last year based on the outstanding success of the knicks that the new generation of leon the first day weeks of the cia signal though that europe might see some envious racing up the mountain the youth sunday school routine and yet very happy to see our whole block of spain the covering that it may seem growth las

their latest road legal rocket has been unveiled in geneva as well.o the guy ardo, boasting faster deceleration ports. >> lamborghini does not do subtle or slow for that matter. their new supercar hews to the company's philosophy, but low brass. this is the latest model, the hurricane. no points for guessing what that means in italian. it will do zero to 100 in a blistering 2.2 seconds. but the development director of lamborghini says that it is not all about the stats, it is about the feel. >> it means to have backup acceleration, better braking speeds, better maximum speeds. there is a daily usability to the car. >> the hurricane follows in this -- footsteps of the previously unheard of sales that were achieved by the italian carmaker. the successor also packs the v 10 engine, going alongside some high-tech, onboard computing. lamborghini is looking to broaden its appeal. they want the car's power to be available even to sunday drivers >> it is a rocket that everyone can handle and manage in an easy way. >> bloomberg, geneva motor show. >> all right

yes, geneva motor show. let's talk to bmw. carmaker in the global luxury sector.et's talk to the head of sales and board member, ian robertson. good morning. what do you have for us? ies,e have the bmw 2 ser first frontwheel drive bmw and a lot of space. higher seating position. a lot of flexible seating arrangements. and lots of new customers we think we can bring to the brand. the 4 series which is a sport coupe with two extra doors. a very flexible offering. still great success with the 6 series. we think this can work. .> a big difference you beat mercedes last year. will we see these two cars doing similar things this year? >> i think so. we brought a lot of momentum out of laster. later, we show the next part of our family. runaway success. i think we can continue to move ahead strongly. >> is 2014 day european car market gains traction? the first signs of recovery. not in every country. it is continuing this year. spain, 1/3 precrisis level. 1% off.een we see challenges in france and italy. germany, i think we'll move -- will move a few percentages off. whi

i was at geneva. and i genuinely assure you that your negotiators negotiated with honor, with dignity, with respect for the goals of the revolution and with a toughness and the wisdom that i think should make you proud. if you were there i think the major prop. [applause] no one in the world seriously doubts that russian president will succeed with his seizure of ukrainian territory, may. no one in the world seriously believes that president barack obama will act decisively against president bush far al-assad of syria come what may. this is not a non sequitur and thereby hangs a tale. in the ukrainian crisis he saw an opportunity and seized it. in this serious crisis when as sought used chemical weapons against his own people president obama saw his responsibility and french. in the age of proven the belief in russian power, purpose, and resolve is secure and growing. in the age of obama, a man who i voted for twice, i should say, the belief and american power, purpose, and resolves fragile. there are

it is showtime in geneva -- europe's biggest carmakers park their high-tech wheels in the alps. and in the east, breakfast at starbucks -- the world largest chain adds a vegetable and egg sandwich. some light reading on capitol hill -- we will help you cut through president obama's budget plan. and today's luxury -- is richard branson's pet project -- we will take you to his many madagascar are in the caribbean. is canada's professional basketball league coming-of-age? have you ever heard of it? we will kick it off with something everyone is talking about -- russian president vladimir putin going before television cameras. likes the main take away was for the time being, he has no intention to escalate things. >> the markets gave a sigh of release -- sigh of relief after his comments. but this conflict is far from over. >> he never at any point suggested russian troops would be leaving crimea anytime soon. but at least we did learn from the russian president that he has no plans to move into eastern ukraine. >> vladimir putin is telling the world he's not going to take ukraine b

overseas, the geneva motor show kicked into high gear. we will bring you the highlights bring you the highlights of that. renumber the corvette museum that swallowed some cars last month? the first few cars have been cold -- have been pulled out of the hole. a little red corvette has been pulled out. a blue devil on loan from gm survived with very little damage will stop -- with very little damage. ♪ >> the 84th motor show in geneva, switzerland kicked off today with automakers from around the world showing off their newest models. was there andiat guy johnson caught up with him on a range of topics from geopolitics to jeep. >> how much of a long shadow is going on in the ukraine -- >> if it deteriorates, it will ofe ramifications in terms activity, even psychologically. i seriously hope it gets resolved peacefully. >> [inaudible] >> because he is the prime minister. we also unveiled another beautiful far. >> in terms of the jeep, this is italy meet the united states. >> italy meet the united states and the united states will meet china.

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here is angus bennett in geneva.cedes-benz's s-class, they believe it is the future of motoring. functions can be controlled by your cell phone. it relates opticals and drives autonomously on the freeway. itcedes' design guru says would drive hands-free if the law allows it. >> you have to touch the steering wheel every 10 seconds, that is a legislation issue. >> you can preheat the car from your phone and located in the most confusing carpark. takes technology from the lab and puts it in the car. thisbody has that control way. nobody has the autonomous driving. this has it all. it helps to major having more safe and prevents accidents. it saves lives. >> the computer projects corners. andhing the road controlling your speed. raising the question how long before the driver becomes obsolete? angus bennett, bloomberg, geneva motor show. >> mercedes is not the only innovator. this carmaker rivaling the world's fastest car, which is a bod guy -- which is a ugatti. >> i am the ceo and founder. this car is exciting. the fi

the hot wheels coming out of geneva.nother one, the mercedes that practically drives itself. that is coming up. gorgeous. ♪ >> this is "lunch money," streaming live on bloomberg.com, your tablet, your smartphone. i am adam johnson. daimler's bosses said mercedes cannot make enough cars. what does a new s-class look like? here is angus bennett in geneva. >> this is mercedes-benz's new s-class, they believe it is the future of motoring. many of its functions can be controlled by your cell phone. it relates opticals and drives autonomously on the freeway. mercedes' design guru says it would drive hands-free if the law allowed it. >> you have to touch the steering wheel every 10 seconds, that is a legislation issue. >> you can preheat the car from your phone and located in the most confusing carpark. the new s-class takes technology from the lab and puts it in the car. >> nobody has that control this way. nobody has the autonomous driving. this has it all. all across, it helps to major having more safe and prevents accidents

liz: you are in geneva, the most elite car show in the world. i am curious if you are seeing a change when it comes to technology. in the u.s. i can tell you we are all looking for more interconnected the into our cars. i use seeing interest from participants in geneva that they want to see more technology in their cars? >> if you talk about connectivity and working, there is a lot of interest but you have to know our type of car is not meant to drive on a daily basis. our car is the low mileage car. when you drive a car we want to have fun, to enjoy because is a dream car you want in your hands and want to be 100% concentrated. liz: who is buying it? a quarter of a million dollars for a vehicle, astounding price tag for any car. who is your buyer? who are you seeing walk up the right now and say they're ready to order that car? >> until now usually mail in their 40s, self-made men, a entrepreneurs, they love sports cars, they love made in italy and are very conscious about what they are buying the. liz: this is a heck of a car. what is your fav

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we have geneva one. we have had geneva two.oth of them have gone without any stopping of the killing. where does of responsibility stop? ending stop with simply chemical weapons. they cane a barrels lob on civilians and kill as many they get. that hasn't stopped. this,s where my take on not just united states, but the world community has been lacking in the will to do something. >> the president said he did in rebels with the weapons and armaments. he did not do that. it has never been a question of putting boots on the ground on the part of the united states. he chose not to do that. he has looked at it again and he is trying to do some things. he is wary of that. because of the composition of the rebels. the question is, what is your are yount doing? jihadists who very much would be the enemy of your government, the cutter government, and every other government in the middle east, except perhaps the most radical. >> this is where something that has to be done can be done. the kingdom definitely does not support people who wou

coming up we are going to geneva for the motor show.of mclaren i think of a baby stroller. but we are talking about the latest model to reach 62 miles per hour in three seconds. morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance," i am tom keene. the president of mcafee, you know them as the security giants with sophistication. merchants like target have taken steps to cover up cyber security disasters. maybe they don't want to talk about it? a big issue that we hear about, but what don't we hear about? >> we do an incredibly growing amount of business online. when the holidays came back here there was as much made about cyber monday as there was about black friday, showing off how much business is done online. so comes the risk. >> is it as basic as the two-step security process? are we all going for him password to two-step? >> the evolution will move from being simply a password to biometrics. when we are on a machine we can use the technology -- >> like the iphone finger thing? >> that is just one element. you can do a voice imprint, use th

of course those geneva talks earlier this year resulted in deadlock. and there hasn't been any sign of progress since. he was asked whether he felt the crisis in ukraine made things worse in terms of the syrian peace process. what syrian opposition are frustrated about they feel in the wake of the collapse or near cole of the geneva, they have to send more arms on the opposition to level the playing field ahead of any further peace talks. that isn't happening. and i don't think there's much appetite for that at the moment. but frankly, ukraine is obviously front and center. and that does mean that the syrian peace process, as we enter this fourth year of the syrian conflict, remains as deadlocked as it was before. >> paul adams outside the american ambassador's residence outside central london. we are expecting briefings in the next couple of hours. >> the nose gear on a us airways plane has collapsed on the run way at philadelphia airport. the landing gear failed forcing the the pilot to abort the takeoff >> six people killed in a knife attack in chin

geneva starts tomorrow, the motor show. we have a little warm-up. the car that drives itself.d showcased its autonomous prototype vehicle that uses infrared light that brings us one step closer to getting rid of one of the most unpredictable elements when it comes to driving -- the driver. >> this is a ford fusion hybrid. it looks like any old ford except for these. cinches --ed light sensors. scanning the environment much like a dolphin would but without a click. creating a 3-d map by bouncing infrared light off of everything, making to one half million measurements every second. accelerate, car can brake, or swerve without being told to. is autonomous. >> there is a long way to go in that, though. probably the next big step is cars talking to cars so that the cars can communicate road conditions, safety conditions. i suspect that the technology will be there before the legislation and drivers are ready to accept it. how people feel being overtaken by a car with someone not driving. >> ford aims to have them on the road in the next few years. >> as i just said, we will carry

factor has been a geneva meeting.we can get back to that but there have been a shift in the region. that might help us move forward in lebanon. of course, we need to follow presidential elections with parliamentary elections as mentioned before. on extremist groups it's important to start by saying that all the major parties, sunni, shia, christians, troops are committed to avoid internal warfare. there's no major movement towards internal conflict. no will, no plan for it. but there is very high tension because of has those direct engagement in the war in syria. this has led to some radicalization in the sunni city states of lebanon, some homegrown groups but also encouraged a group from syria and others related to al-qaeda to take the fight to hezbollah territory inside lebanon, and that is that we've seen in the last few months. i think this will remain a serious security concern for lebanon but it is not about to bring the house down. hezbollah is in a deeper rot in terms of its engagement in lebanon and syria and

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human rights council in geneva.he has been critical of the sri lankan government, the handling of allegations, war crimes and accountability following the end of a war with the tamil tigers. national mechanisms have not been able to bring justice and elicit truth. she has called for an independent international inquiry to bring off new information and essentially to establish the truth of what happened and achieve accountability process. the sri lankan government rejected categorically all the report and the recommendations. basically they are saying her report is preconceived, politicized and reflects an agenda pursued against sri lanka. >> the united states has president the united states on notice. they'll be bringing a third resolution, but essentially they would attempt to bring in an international inquiry mechanism that it would call for in this mechanism. there are members in the human rights council. and how they decide, and which way they go in terms of awards which will take place on 28 march remains to be

every one of the four geneva protections, during the geneva conventions, not only do they have no insignia, they're wearing black masks. that is profoundly unlawful. what are you going to do? are you going to go to a judge and get a restraining order? answer, no, and no, you either get a military force, not feasible or reasonable or you will just have to endure this and go through the process of having an american foreign policy which our adversearies fear and respect, as opposed to one they know they can roll over on. >> and you listen to secretary kerry and the u.n. and nato, and it doesn't matter. why would putin care less about the geneva conventions, he doesn't care about any of this. what he wants to do is put back russia, the soviet union, they're still ticked off about the arms resolution. and the comments about victoria nuland, the comments that were made. >> victoria nuland who is a deputy assistant secretary of state made comments which could fairly be interpreted as meaning the united states was actively supporting the mobs in the streets that threw out -- the ex-communist came

getting the site even the recently concluded twenty fifth session of the human rights council in geneva. and not letting the study presented to them but just on the unit at times he has deemed this the secrets of the agencies and security forces and in gardening dinged on the tape of abducted by which beat activities that take into bits i didn't have the united nations in geneva he did at the un easy to be false is funny and fun to set the heavens as of the activists many of the dollar's fall into bed that night another is missing he is not and will continue their business up and try the hearts kidneys and livers of the votes of which has been taken out from their bodies and salt in the black market but exciting. mrs vale on the news. i was already so that the abundant use of comeback with their vital organs missing we want the un to investigate war crimes being committed against the publication of all time high. missing was the key to the deposit back and tied it at the eighteen thousand nine hundred ninety has been missing. in two thousand and sixty cents in extended the sheet and fif

let's go live to geneva. there were 12 abextensions, 12 against, that's right? >> that's absolutely right. 23 for, 24 against and 12 abextensions. two earlier attempts failed in the previous years, but they decided finally that the national consensus is sufficient to get this independent investigation underway. sri lanka accuses the west particularly the international body here, the human rights counsel just behind me where they've just been voting of meddling in their internal affairs, but the international community believes has sri lanka has done is hopefully inadequate and the abuses and tortures in some cases, people disappearing, people, journalists, the persecution of religious groups, is sufficient to warrant the investigation. some people from countries who don't like the idea of external investigators coming into countries to investigate, russia, cuba, china, pakistan, raised the issue of funding. all that was defeated in the end and investigation will go ahead. of course, how much power it will have finally within the u.n. context is a question that r

in order to basically sink in for the stand it took in geneva yesterday.terms of the overall picture of this dispute basically it will be what the indians have been pushing for the fishermen to be released and in terms of the sri lanka government it was very much a significant achievement that india had decided not to back that international inquiry. >> reporter: the indian supreme court has said ahead of the cricket board they should step aside during a corruption investigation and due to become the president of cricket's world governing body this year, a former playing gavaskar will step in and the allegations are around the league, a lucrative competition in world sport. u.n. general assembly condemned russia's annexation of ukraine and approved a resolution that described the mosquito-backed referendum that led to the take over as illegal and cat turner has more from u.n. headquarters in new york. >> reporter: ukraine and member states in the general assembly resolution will be happy with the outcome and 100 countries voting yes and calling the vote in

apple met at the geneva motor show. tom gibson was there.phones and the other makes luxury cars. two of the world's most sought after brands. now, they are working together. apples car plays the company's newest and available in the newest ferrari just launched at the geneva motor show. a -- in othert of words, to give to our clients when they drive, the possibility to be connected. >> it can be used to get directions, make calls, listen to music. whether it is controlled by voice with siri are using the steering wheel, it is up to the driver. at how was a move is partnering with ferrari, a brand was exquisite it is cutting the number of cars it makes, which means less ipods in your cars? it has also partnered with other teed other -- with two other highbrow brands. betting with the likes of ferrari and mercedes, apple looks like it is sending a message. in the mobile world, he wants to maintain its luxury status. >> talking about driving. i'm driving my android car today or my apple car today. >> i would be up for that. other company news.

lavrov is in geneva. he's been meeting the u.n. secretary-general. mr. hague, as we know is in kiev. eu foreign minister's meeting in vienna. the broader pan basically human rights conference is meeting in its council. last night there was a call between chancellor merkel and mr. putin where they seem to come to sort of preliminary agreement. maybe there could be a contract group. the thing to look to is paris on wednesday. as it stands at the moment, both secretary kerry and mr. lavrov are turning up. the two men will come face to face they will either shout at each other or find something to agree on. >> bridgett, thank you very much indeed for that. . >>> okay. well, it's a very big day in pretoria in south africa today because it is the start of the trial of oscar pistorius. charged with the murder of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. understandably huge amount of attention focusing on pretoria now. and karen is there for us. over to you. >> reporter: hello, david. yes, the interest is absolutely huge despite the pouring rain which really hasn't stoppe

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there is a great deal of intection for detainees common article three of the geneva convention as well as the detainee treatment act, which prohibits anyone from being subject to cruel punishment and that is reference to the type of punishment that would be unlawful under the fifth, 18th, or 14th amendments. >> i believe my time is expired. >> it is, but i am very generous to you. senator burr? >> thank you. let me say to your children, if your mother does not get you everything for christmas that you want, you are still in a position to hold her in that committee. i want you to know that. [laughter] the committee has direct jurisdiction over the state department of intelligence and research. would you agree that for our committee to conduct effective oversight, we should have access to the intelligence products inr?ed by -- produced by and the raw reporting that contributes to any analysis? for all of our intelligence reports, our assessments, and other products that inr produces. i wouldis not the case, certainly undertake to review that and see if we can share it more broadly. i bel

there is a great deal of protection for detainees in common article three of the geneva convention as well as the detainee treatment act, which prohibits anyone from being subject to cruel punishment and that is reference to the type of punishment that would be unlawful under the fifth, 8th, or 14th amendments. >> i believe my time is expired. >> it is, but i am very generous to you. senator burr? >> thank you. let me say to your children, if your mother does not get you everything for christmas that you want, you are still in a position to hold her in that committee. i want you to know that. [laughter] the committee has direct jurisdiction over the state department bureau of intelligence and research. would you agree that for our committee to conduct effective oversight, we should have access to the intelligence products produced by inr? and the raw reporting that contributes to any analysis? >> my understanding is we do provide access for the committee to all of our intelligence reports, our assessments, and other products that inr produces. if that is not the case, i would certainl

let's go to bbc's imojen foulkes in geneva.he use of siege warfare and starvation in syria, what is the u.n. describing? >> reporter: it's describing a situation affectth over a quarter of a million people, many of them women and children who are trapped inside cities across the country, bombed relentlessly on a daily basis, the u.n. says, that no food or medical care is being allowed in. there's very little food. people are eating leaves, tree twigs to survive, and people -- this is one of the things that has really, really shocking is people who try and sneak out, women, to get a bit of food to feed their children are being attacked and the food taken away from them when they try to go back in. so this is really a fundamental law of war, if you like, being violated, and yet another in a very long catalog of crimes against humanities in which the u.n. has documented. >> this is being tabled to the human rights council with only limited access to people because of the dangers of being there. what on earth can be done to even be

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i'm protected by the geneva convention. the interrogator said oh yes we know all about the geneva convention. we are just not going to abide by it. this is the situation these pows based. they expected to be in a situation where the enemy would honor these international international agreements ended in a situation where the enemy would tell their families that they have survived in a situation where they wouldn't be put under duress to give statements. that is not what they found. in late 1965, we don't know exactly why but north vietnam decided they weren't getting enough good military intelligence or good propaganda out of the p.o.w. so someone in hanoi decided they needed to go ahead and get some information. so a gentleman showed up. the pows never knew any of the names of their captors or their interrogators. they nicknamed them so there was paid a high and there was rabbig hug. there was direct and aviators can tell you what that means. i was one of the most famous because he was the one that administered a lot of th

how will geneva ii continue going at this scale? >> a good question. asked that of president obama. i have been talking about what should be done. you are right. assad is happy to go to geneva because he will be talking and obfuscating and making it seem like he is serious trying to deflect serious organization and attention because theirs is processed that he will milk for as long as he can while people suffer on the ground. we are in agreement traits be assad is reported to have described his relations with western countries as the game of tom and jerry. >> one last question in the middle there. brazier hand so she knows. thank you. >> i think you short-circuited the discussion of iraq in your analysis. the dominant motif of president obama in the region appears to be a grand bargain even if that frees our allies like saudi arabia. iran will do every thing in its power as i see it to keep assad in power and if we go and remove assad from power which is an extreme step it undermines what obama is trying to do. >> yes i know we didn't have enough time to discuss this but there are l

rules of the bill of rights the constitution the geneva convention. then when you agreed to something you should follow the lord's will to mention all of them in the value that gave them when you signed on for them is that simple. i'm not. it's not an all or nothing type thing in my opinion and you have to stand for something that would allow yourself to violate the very fabric of what your country schools stand for well then that in itself become very being the spa loud do you think this is going to create for the c i a and you actually think will see cit authority green bin after this at all no no not i really don't have to go to a better job covering about the bill created a new type of agents that we won't know if this were another five to ten years and by the time that happened to move two steps got baptized. i figure she ideas but rather will for quite a long time now. you know they've been operating and doing a lot of things unbeknown to the congress and they would because they get their own money and are able to operate in that manner him. i'm