are set up not only for the civilians but also for the militants this is much more than the geneva conventions call for and that was never commanded is that a good practice can you cite any positive for example of. either damascus almost actually trying to protect the civilians or being mindful of the civilian plight. well we. definitely as the war has unfolded in syria our relationship with. russian armed forces has considerably intensified and i think there is no question that russia has the weaponry which was more precise. combat's that it has all the knowledge on international humanitarian law and it needs contain was discussion always on how to ponder military necessity and protection of civilians and this is certainly a dialogue which has been evolving in the right direction even though not perfect with the russian military's we have at several occasions complained the fact. we do have certain dialogues with syria on the importance of respecting international humanitarian law in the conduct of hostilities we have never really managed to have direct sustained and regular and structured co

deterrent or as a propaganda tool what does it even mean in this day and age to respect the geneva conventions in situations like this when you have the opposite side that both deliberately break the law and deliberately weaponize is that. well we have been of course concerned about the developments which we have seen on the battlefield the fragmentation of actors unspeakable violence which has been directed towards civilians as you say the practice of human shields i very frankly would not just highlight one single violations that we have seen we see multiple types and type ologies of violations and we are here to stop these violations through engagement with those parties but i do agree with you the face of warfare that we have witnessed over the last couple of years has dramatically changed we see more actors coming to the battlefields we see more violence coming and more warfare coming to work in centers we see tactics of warfare which include. violations of international humanitarian law which are obviously deliberate and then acceptable and the price of it is paid by the syrians is paid

this is the text of the fourth geneva convention. who is responsible? no.el says and what are we saying as an international community? implement international protections. we are unable to provide protection to our people. given all the forces, the arm -- the harms that we are facing every day, who would protect us if you don't? time we have tabled draft resolutions and these go in vain. fourth, demand that israel and/or says and commits to the borders of 1967 as the basis for and setstate solution such borders in line with international resolutions. act in itscan territory as it pleases, without affecting or damaging the rights israelother party now builds wherever it wishes, demolishing every day, even schools are being demolished. hospitals. nobody raises an eyebrow. now i must ask you, all the member states of the united states -- of the united nations, all who recognize israel, they recognizete that they israel in the 1957 borders and reaffirming their commitment to thoseresolutions, even recognized on the base of of 181. resolution 181 was violate

your buying power should not expel the people from their land this is the text of the fourth geneva convention who is responsible for implementing these texts israel says no and what are we saying as international community third ensure international protection to the land and people of the state of palestine until the end of the occupation as we are unable to provide protection to our people. given all the forces and the arms that we are facing every day who would protect us if you don't many a time. we have tabled the draft resolution these go in vain. fourth let israel endorsers and commit to the borders over nine hundred sixty seven as the basis for the two state solution and such borders in line with international resolutions once we delineate the borders each acts in its territory as it pleases without affecting or damaging the rights of the other party. israel builds wherever it wishes and demolishing houses every day even schools are being demolished hospitals nobody raises an eyebrow. now. fifth i must ask you. all the member states of the united nations those who have recognized. isr

the geneva convention and the protocols does all came and they were posted factor. one of the things i worry about the came after morse where we saw aerial bombardment. that's what inspired them. as you said we are theorizing that. it may not be a good way to do it. usually these sorts of constraints are posted factor. there is another issue here that is really important. how the laws in norms in tradition work in this field. it something i spent a lot of time thinking about over the last ten years or so. and it strikes me that it is very subversive. we always think about a giant cyber pearl harbor. what happens is your opponents find some way to get inside of your system they do it subtly. they find something that allows them to penetrate you without penetrating you. you want to be able to keep warming up at that water. but never to the point where it forces them to actually take defense. and do something big. our adversaries have gotten very good at this sort of thing. the russians as well. they are often legal teachings. they allow them to get into the system. wi

including the most recent resolution 2334, in addition to the operative paragraph of the fourth geneva convention. an occupying power should not expel the people from their land, this is the text of the fourth geneva convection -- convention. who is responsible for implementing these texts? what are we saying as an international community? third, implement international protections for the land and the people of the state of palestine until the end of the occupation as we are unable to provide protection to our people. given all of the forces, the harms that we are facing every day, who would protect us if you don't? many a time we have tabled draft resolutions and these go in vain. fourth, demand that israel endorses and commits to the borders of 1967 as of the bases the two state solution and sets such orders in line with international resolutions. each party can act in its territory as it pleases, without affecting or damaging the rights of the other party now israel -- of the other party. israel builds wherever it wishes, demolishing houses everyday, even schools, hospitals are being demolish

that takes me back to the digital geneva convention. let us set the standard within the street understand industry and let us not impose them but show that liberal democracy gets the best fabulous technologies which has put us together. i can tell from this that it is a positive while watching the worst. on that very night when they were encircling and trying to squeeze the protesters and bells were ringing in the snow was coming down in the protesters were singing to try to create moral authority to push back the police we, at the united states, at about 1:30 in the morning and secretary carries they put out a strong statement saying what was happening on the square disgusting and we had it translated into both russian and ukrainian in real time and i literally sat in my hotel room in having worked on this statement the minute we pushed the button within five minutes all across on tv you could see them holding up their phones reading the statement and gaining strength from it. without their cell phones that wouldn't have happened. it w

the geneva convention is also over 50 years old. we have to talk about ongoing political change in this world, the economical structure of this world, the environment. the environment we create here creating another environmental situation in other , who bear our responsibility. we need to reconsider the issue of migration in many ways. do we have an economic situation which provides perspectives for people? do we tackle those issues on , weapons business, for which we are also responsible, etc.? it is not only the issue of political oppression, but also the economy. people are suffering and losing their prospective. we need a holistic picture and holistic approach in order to tackle the issue of refugees and immigrants. let me briefly asked all of you to comment on another issue the chancellor has been tatalking about. she said need to address the problem at its roots, something have talked about, and the need to put morere developmentt aid particularly into africa, but that is a very long-term solution and we are looking at a shor

by defending and upholding the geneva convention. we brought together african countries and european countries that were most affected by migration along the central mediterranean roots. combatority is there to trafficking. their stock in trade is despair. we must put it into unbearable violations by putting infrastructure with hrc, helping countries to better control migration flow. faced with terrorism, migration, short-term responses are not enough. we must address the profound causes of instability. and terrorism are political challenges first and foremost for all of us. causes are of a civilizational order. if we overcome these challenges only through development. vote 0.55% of our national income for public development aid over the next five years. devote .55% of our national income for public development aid over the next five years. that applause these to be tempered. it is not enough. france is not stepping up to the table enough. it is not because it is a matter of money. it is the efficiency of the use of that money. respo

the eight convention, the geneva convention and its protocols, those are posts that no. one of the things i worry about is they came after wares were resized aerial bombardment and chemical weapons and horrific destruction. that's what inspired them and in some ways theorizing ahead the event of that may not be a good way to do it. usually these constraints are posts that no when we have a little bit of experience. >> there is another issue here which is really important and that pertains to cyber space and health laws and traditions work in this field. cyber space is something i've spent a lot of time thinking about over the last 10 years or so and it strikes me, it's very subversive the way that cyber conflict works. you don't think about the cyber pearl harbor but people are realizing that's not really the issue. what happens is your opponents find some way to get inside of your system. they think of as subtly. they find some that allows them to penetrate you without alerting you to the point where you are going to get up. it's like a frog in a pot. you want to be abl

and security and run counter to relevant security council resolutions as well as the fourth geneva convention. of nineteen forty nine. women have a long pull of national therefore we appeal to the international community and represented by the security council to honor its responsibilities and continue to bring pressure to bear on israel was implemented resolutions of international legitimacy meeting up to detainment of all the legitimate political rights of the palestinian people and their recognition of their own independence state over their own territory with east jerusalem as its capital of along the borders of june for nineteen sixty seven i'm not in accordance with the principle of land for peace and water. and the arab peace initiative. mr president. it is regrettable that since the onset of the crisis in syria we have been reviewing horrifying facts and figures. from the ongoing conflict which leads us to believe that destruction is the main theme of the continuing conflict in syria its economic social and humanitarian impact is yet to be evaluated and calculated however we know it w

by defending and upholding the geneva convention on laos to the twenty eighth of april last we brought together african countries and european countries that were the most affected by migration along the central mediterranean route we adopted a road map and the priority is there to combat trafficking who's stuck in the straw figures whose stock in trade is despair we must put an end to your. unbearable violations of its fundamental human rights by putting in place humanitarian infrastructure with h r c and i.o.m. and by helping origin countries. transit countries to better control migration flows. faced with terrorism migration etc the short term responses are not enough we must address the profound causes of instability in our world. migration and terrorism our political. challenges first and foremost for all of us. you know. the causes here are of a civilizational order of a moral order. if we are to people overcome these trials it's only through development and it's for this reason that france will devote zero point five five percent of our national income for public development aid

their detainees, enemies of combatants actually that is something, that is covered under the geneva conventionovered under, in the 1940s we covered people who were not in uniform, not any combatants but pows. specifically the freedom fighters from france. the french resistance against the german army, but for the german army the french resistance was blowing up the hitters were german soldiers and families would go to watch, movie theaters and wrestle things like this. so to the germans these french resistance were terrorists. so in a way out a lot of the people, they should be treated, they should be in jail but they should have due process without making them prisoners of war, we take away the due process. they are not charged and they are not tried, and i think that's wrong. if they're guilty of what they did, put them in court, federal court and charge them, or military commissions even which actually is scaling right now. i just believe we should charge people with crimes and put them in prison if they deserve it. and the problem with some of people we have down there, what i witnessed is

we will route for us give refugees were ever it is required by defending and upholding the geneva conventions and we brought together african countries and european countries that were most affected by the migration along the central mediterranean route. we conducted a roadmap and the priority is there to combat trafficking. to stop traffickers whose stock in trade is despair. oftheir violations fundamental human rights, by helping urgent countries, trafficking countries to better control migration flows. faced with terrorism, migration, etc. short-term responses are not enough. we must address the profound causes of instability in our world. terrorism, they are political challenges first and foremost for all of us. here are of a civilization order a moral order, and if we are to overcome this, there needs to be childhood development. -- this reason, france will give 0.5% of our jet -- our national income to developmental aid over the next five years. applause.u for the it makes me be temperate. we are waiting for more, we're told that france is not stepping up to the table enough. it is not

face fourteen years in prison for reporting the crimes that were exposed by was very good the geneva convention or whatever it was not clear exactly and i think one way to question people might have about recent terror attacks atrocities why is it the always we here knows the people that commit the atrocities well it's not just m i five this is a pattern that's emerged across europe and across north america and i think one of the explanations and this is what a number of n.s.a. american with have also said is that because we've got these massive alien floors now which is creating this tsunami of information on all of us the actual target is information is being overlooked and not followed up effectively the only thing that makes intelligence work different from police work is if you are doing preemptive targeted work to get the preventive intelligence to stop atrocities to stop attacks that is what intelligence agencies should be doing not just spying on us or missing information and then saying after an attack we can find out who did it find out what the connections are that's evidence of poli

this is the text of the fourth geneva convention. who is responsible for implementing these? israel says no. what are we saying, as an international committee? third, ensure international protection so the land and people of the state of palestine , until the end of the occupation, we are unable to provide protection to our people. all the forces, the arms we are facing everyday, who would protect us, if you do not? draftedtable resolutions and these go in vain. fourth, demand israel endorses and commits to the borders of 1967 as the basis of the two state solution and send such borders in line -- and set such borders in line with resolutions. each party can act in its territory as it pleases without affecting or damaging the rise of the other party. israel does whatever it wishes. they demolished houses every day, even schools are being demolished. eyebrow.ises an -- fifth, i must ask you, those love recognize israel -- those who have recognized israel, they on the basisisrael of the 1967 borders, aligning themselves with the resolution and committing themselves to these res

you, but your dependants and therefore, whether we respect international treaties such as the geneva conventionght to family and private life is triggered by the unfairness in our justice and private life is triggered by the unfairness in ourjustice system. you are convinced if the money could be spent, that training makes a difference? it is one of the factors, but it is the commitment of our people such as the lord chief justice and the home secretary and theresa may to actually make a difference and the question is will they now make a difference? thank you very much for coming in. thank you very much for coming in. thank you. time for a look at the weather. here‘s matt taylor. it isa it is a weekend where you might want to grab thejumperand it is a weekend where you might want to grab thejumper and the it is a weekend where you might want to grab the jumper and the water proof. turning wetter through parts of north england and north wales and across western areas we could see showers come and go. the further east you are, the more likely you are to have drier spells with clear skies. maybe

that takes the back to this bretton woods or digital geneva convention of us, let's set the standard with industry, not impose them on industry and met -- and let us show the world that liberal democracies can get the best out of these fabulous technologies, which have put us together. i can tell a maidan story from this, that is a positive. while blunting the worst. so on that very night when they were encircling and trying to squeeze the protesters, the bells were ringing and the snow was coming down, and the protesters were singing to try to create some moral authority to push back the police. aboute united states, at 1:30 a.m., and secretary kerry's name, we put out a very strong statement calling what happened on the square disgusting. a translated into both russian and ukrainian in real-time. i literally sat in my hotel room in kiev having worked on this statement. the minute we push the button, within five minutes, all across maidan on tv could see them hold up their phones reading this statement and gaining strength from it. so without their cell phones that would not have ha

and said when the war on terror is to over to say when your side stops then by analogy to the geneva convention and as long as the war on terror goes on you'll stay in solitary confinement. >> liz: what happens do you think with them? as far as i'm concerned they can stay there until they die. >> liz: ambassador bolton, good to see you thanks for coming on the show. >> glad to be with us. >> liz: next up a mist america contestant goes after president trump we have that story and we have bernie karik, the former new york city police commissioner who will react to that story but first let's go back to hurricane irma. miami police tweeting out a warning to would be looters saying you will be arrested. tampa also battling looters. tampa's mayor is here to talk about that next. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. copdso to breathe better,athe. with a clear advantage. i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines calle

i want to show you what's geneva convention on here. this is page. we have patrick.ey are employees here at the farm and they are really getting ready. they've worked here for a couple of years. you guys are really gearing up for the busy part of the season coming in a couple weeks. >> yes, definitely. in two weeks it's going to be pack filled, pumpkin seaso >> patrick, you were telling me you not only grow your own pumpkins, but you bring in others. when you say you grow your own pumpkins, how many do you grow? you have to come closer to me. >> we grow 2000 pumpkins and they all sell out before the end of the season is over. >> so you have to bring in more? >> we have to bring in more because there's not enough for everybody to get some. >> you told me a minute ago, you said everybody wants to come down and they're calling. they're saying we have to tell them the address. tell them the address. >> 18102 central avenue, mitchellville, maryland, 21206. >> we will be here another hour and a half. say you saw us on television. say you saw patrick and page and they will

poisoned gas, and this attack on medical facilities that violates rules that have been in the geneva conventions 150 years. and they see this being taken down by machines, as if to say their suffering didn't matter. >> sreenivasan: issie lapowsky, it seems that there's a central tension here that these aid agencies that don't have the wandwidth to create their own archives of things, use youtube, but youtube and google have perhaps different shareholder missions. they want to have experience where the bulk of their users don't run into violent, horrible content? >> well, it's not only, that but pressure is increasingly being put on these platforms to eradicate that type of platform. they're getting pressure from the government and users saying, "we don't want these platform where's we spend our lives to become tools of radicalization for isis and other terrorist groups." so they're facing this pressure, yes, on one side to take down the content that truly is trying to radicalize people. on the other hand, you have groups, aid groups, you have researchers, you have journalists, frankly, working i

but jose is geneva convention to be making its way to the north. right now only at 7 miles per hour up towards boston and then back down and around. and look at this, today is tuesday. this is next sunday, almost a week away, it just stays in this general area. and wherever this goes, it's going to have a big impact on where maria goes. the latest computer models once again bringing maria up towards our area close to our coast line next week. so, we'll be watching that. right now, though, all eyes are on maria. hurricane maria an extremely strong category 5 has already made its way through some of the islands here, and now on a b-line, direct path toward st. croix and the virgin islands. this is an island that was spared from irma just a couple weeks ago and making its way in towards portions of puerto rico where also they did get spared a little bit, at least the brunt of the storm. this one i do not think they will get spared from this and it is going to be devastating to the virgin islands, devastating to puerto rico. you can see what's happenin

. >> i know there are some companies that advocate for a geneva convention type of model.hat there are some attractiveness to it. when you look into the implementation and you think about some of our friends and enemies who come out and say with great indignity -- i can't believe you will share with us all of the information, intelligence, and data to determine that someone did something wrong. it is almost galling. i think what you have to balance is our own national self interest with the appealing but problematic notion of group consensus in an international forum. in the cyber arena, i don't think it is right for international consensus-based enforcement right now but that is the objective. >> ok, let me pick it over to counterterrorism. we have heard some very interesting and insightful remarks earlier today about where things are in terms of counterterrorism efforts or the terrorist threat in general. we have focused on the fact that isis has a shrinking base and that is causing changes in its mode of operations. where do you see isis going? where do you see the broa

every time we have a problem we ask all the parties to the conflict to recognize under the geneva conventions, international humanitarian law they have responsibles. the responsibilities are to protect civilians and avoid the damage that takes place to structure-- structure and to people's lives. unfortunately one of the features of this crisis is almost a blatant disregard by the parties to their obligations under international humanitarian law. >> as you know the saudis have been very resistant to any investigation into their actions in yemen. how is this conflict ever going to come to an end? how are you going to be ever really help the people fully there if one of the main we lige rants seems to have no con straintd on their actions. >> i think there are two things. the investigation should happen of any kind regardless of who is alleged to have taken it, right now we what call for any investigation into any action on any side that takes place. the way this all started is for the war to end there is mo military solution, there has been no progress in the last two and a half years. the onl

that is geneva convention to be something we're watching. it will continue to travel to the west and head right towards puerto rico, right towards the virgin islands. the impact for the virgin islands and puerto rico will be the biggest impact on wednesday. winds will be over 110 miles per hour. they could have 8 to 20 inches of rain. we're talking mudslides and a lot of stuff in terms of what you'll get with these hurricanes in that area. the last time puerto rico has either had a category 4 or 5 hurric 1928, and then again in 1932 category 4 and category 5 respectively. again, it's been quite a while. they've already taken in a lot of people from irma and irma just brushed them as it moved to the north. again, it is going to be something we're watching for several days. doug? >> still a lot of people without power in parts of puerto rico from irma. that island nation unfortunately is going to take another incredible hit from maria. we're going to be tracking it very closely because we're not done with it in our area. 87 wednesday, thursday

there are some company, and i agree with a lot of what they say that advocate for this kind of geneva convention type of model. and i know there is -- brad is a friend. and i know that there is some attractiveness to it. but when you look into the implementation and you think about some of our friends and enemies who come out and say with great indignity, i can't believe you won't share with us all the information and all the data and intelligence that you've used to determine that somebody did something wrong. it's almost galling to see people on how easily they can lie to you with a straight face. so i think what you have to balance is our own national and self-interests with the appealing but problematic notion of group consensus in an international forum. and in the cyberarena, i don't think that it's right for international and kind of consensus-based enforcement right now. but that's the objective. >> okay. let me pivot over to counterterrorism for a minute. we had heard some very interesting insightful remarks from monika earlier today about where things are in terms of counterterrorism e

concern with what's happened in havana and remind the cuban government of its obligation under the geneva convention to protect our embassy and families down there. >> we've been trying to get a briefing scheduled and we can't seem to get it, where we are with this acoustic situation from the state department. >> if you need a briefing, congressman, i will guarantee this committee, who ever wants a briefing will get one. our staff can perhaps speak with the chairman after this hearing and we will arrange to get the information you need to understand what's happening in havana at our embassy. >> i'm also concerned about the crisis in venezuela and our role with the ois. how involved are we with the ois? >> i actually had the honor to represent the united states at the oas general assembly in cancun in late june. it was -- there was diplomatic accomplishment by the united states and our allies at that meeting, where we got over 20 countries in the region to back a resolution on venezuela. unfortunately, we didn't reach the two-thirds threshold to get that resolution passed. >> my time is running out,

mean that we have to ensure that those who have status full status in accordance with the geneva convention. tablet. sorry if i could just say that is that's not the way it demands. you have to look case by case because of the internet. taken at if you look at article one you know was saying. human dignity is inviolable it doesn't say. german dignities unviable and if you're talking about the young man that wewe were just talking about f from afghanistan. who had no relations he only has one brother no parents? somewhere in the world. then on a case by case basis you can say it may be used by the come join him. in another case where we do not have this commitment to. reunify families we can say that in terms of our it's not our commitments. germany would look at this case by case now let me say something about the mediterranean now. i very much hope that if the german navy is there and saves drowning lives that the german navy will save them. i ate was there once i saw how the. italian navy. wants. how would? taking in people who are drowning their mothers with small children they save thei