he joins me via skype tonight from geneva switzerland where he's attending that you in conference mr sharkey is going to have you on the show let me ask you about this current is under way right now the u.s. china and russia it doesn't look like they are going to sign on to any ban so is it even worth talking about. that's not true what you just set china have said they want a provisional thomas weapons they sent it all and they said it again this week we have twenty six nations who have signed on for prohibition and tomorrow there will be various statements to shoot movies supports war will be here for five years and it's been a long slow struggle and it's becoming coming to fruition we could really do with germany being on site though because your coalition government twice in two elections have said they would ban. thomas weapons there's been a parliamentary questioning recently and germany has made it very clear that they will never use it on this weapons systems and that the don't want to ever develop them but their idea is to go for a political declaration at the u.n. and i don

conference this week in geneva switzerland there are loud calls for a global ban on lethal autonomousweapons including robots which need no human oversight to search and kill. germany's armed forces already make use of semi autonomous weapons base add offenses to can seek out targets on its own. for now soldiers still have to give the order to fire but fully autonomous weapons are being developed they can select and attack targets without humans at the controls. they're highly controversial supporters say the new weapons are needed in modern warfare and will help people make ethically responsible decisions. warfare is becoming so fast right now that human beings are not capable of making intelligent informed decisions like they could in the past. have voiced concerns that autonomous weapons could diminish human responsibility in war we don't want to have happen is robotic system isn't out there causes some kind of mass casualty event and we know humans have all. these activists in berlin are protesting against autonomous weapons they want the german government to campaign for them to

well experts from around the world are meeting in geneva switzerland to discuss the future of killer robots now these all thomas lethal autonomous weapon systems can operate in kill without human guidance critics are calling for the new generation of weaponry to be banned globally before it ever goes into mass production. germany's armed forces already make use of semi autonomous weapons base and offenses too can seek out targets on its own. for now soldiers still have to give the order to fire but fully autonomous weapons are being developed they can select and attack targets without humans at the controls. they're highly controversial supporters say the new weapons are needed in modern warfare and will help people make ethically responsible decisions. warfare is becoming so fast right now that human beings are not capable of making intelligent informed decisions like they could in the past shouldn't have voiced concerns that autonomous weapons could diminish human responsibility in war we don't want to have happen is robotic systems out there causes some kind of mass casualty event

after his 48 hour stop in his room bolton will go to geneva switzerland and meet with his russian counterpart. read this comes amid larger conversations with the russians about the future of leadership in syria. three in india military air bases are now open to commercial flights to help relief efforts in an area hit by monsoon floods. the floods have killed more than 350 people and left hundreds of thousands of stranded in a southern indian state. many people can only be reached by boat or helicopter. the nearest airport has been closed for nearly a week. local officials say more than 800,000 people are staying in shelters. authorities are now rushing to bring drinking water to the affected areas. >>> the death toll rising after the latest major earthquake in indonesia . the usgs is reporting last nights quake measured 6.9. it was hundred near the indonesian island of live oak. at least a dozen people are confirmed dead. dozens more have been hurt. >>> a powerful quake that created huge cracks on many highways on the island with reports of widespread to stop -- destruction almost to have --

ok frederick for the newspaper in geneva switzerland. i have a question regarding the un organs and you are here in geneva and i would like to know what's your administration the prison the trumpet mr asian how you look at this importance of geneva the u.n. the here. stand you still don't have the need to do you need ambassador here in the mission u.s. mission why is it so and maybe just a few words regarding late kofi annan just past the way you used to be confronting him in the past and would be glad to have a few words for from your. well look it's sad for. coffee and family and friends and the u.n. community and. we obviously mourn his his passing. on the u.n. agencies in geneva you know i've been to geneva at least a million times in my diplomatic career so i've worked with all the agencies here it's a continuing us. priority to make the u.n. more effective to see its operations conducted in a more efficient way to see the agencies stick to their respective mandates. and to cooperate within the u.n. system to avoid duplication and ov

leonard doyle spokesperson for the international organization for migration which is based in geneva switzerland it is good to have you here everybody i want to start with a ted x. talk that team a day two years ago personalizing the refugee crisis have a look have a listen. the picture of kirby . is the gift to us to you and me. is the powerful image. to teach us. how we can use to their tragedy the seeds of hope now to invited. but to recognize it is going to happen. and one of us. can we open our door an arm and heart. can we find hope. i was so surprised when i was watching your ted talk and you put a picture of your little nephew in that ted talk you just faced it head on that picture some didn't you knew and loved why did you do that. to be honest for me i mean look at a picture want. us to recognize it and we know he is my nephew and i never really i can't really look at it any more the only reason i actually show it in a picture to the world is just because it just to be a permanent reminder so we do not forget and we do not go silent. because i believe somehow that image was low powerfu

between bolton and netanyahu because following his 48-hour stop in israel bolton will head to geneva, switzerlandet with russian couldn't part, nikoli, conversations about future of leadership in syria. when asked by nbc news bashar al-assad staying in power is acceptable outcome for the united states, bolton responded by saying the u.s. is focused on defeating isis and humanitarian aid. bolton is scheduled to hold press conference wednesday to discuss conversations with israelis regarding syria and iran. from jerusalem fox news. rob: president trump putting the new york times on blast for insinuating that white house counsel don mcgann turned on the president and he's demanding to know when the investigation, the mueller investigation will turn toward the obama era officials at the center of the fisa warrant controversy, whether or not this all started from something real. does the president have a point here, here to debate that fox news contributor richard fowler and independent women's patrice, guys, thanks so much for coming on this morning, i want to start from a quote from the article, whi

by his side, and i would say, here in switzerland, particularly in geneva, the whole of the un's humanitarian organisations, there is real grief. he really supported the work of those organisations, never lost his awareness of how many people on the planet are caught up in conflict affected by climate change, caught up simply just in grinding poverty. and he consistently drew attention to those issues. and that work meant that switzerland had been home for him, on and off, for quite a while, hadn't it? that's right. he lived in geneva, even after he had left the position of un secretary general. he lived there, we saw him regularly. he took part in debates. his kofi annan foundation was very active. he never seemed to retire. he remained dedicated to the cause of promoting the interests of the world's most vulnerable, until the very end. yes, there was a reflection a moment ago, for example,

audience of spain wrapped up victory in the acro world tour finals with is flight high above lake geneva in switzerland all of the paragliding aerobatics competitors perform spectacular aerial stunts up there but it was thirty five year old your audience who impressed the judges most about thirty thousand spectators witnessed the grand finale of this year's world to. this is that every news still to come on the show europeans to ban plastic bags to find out what is life like without plastic we look at one place that has already out. over right. if you're smart t.v. smart or with a d w force not just. what you want when you want it up to date extraordinary. you decide what's on sunday more. smart t.v. .

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he will head to geneva switzerland where he's going to meet with russian counterpart.his amid conversations with the russians about what the leadership looks like. they responded to this concept of future leadership when he was asked specifically if bush are al-assad is acceptable from the united states. the united states is focused on humanitarian aid in the region and also a completely eradicating isis from iraq and syria. now discussing the future of syria and honestly the iranian troops today with the israeli prime minister expected to discuss those again tomorrow. this does come amid a time of tension here in israel with practice on friday that left two palestinians dead and more than 100 injured. >> you covered a lot of ground in that report. trey, thank you and welcome to the team. leland: welcome to the team to get used to covering a lot of ground in about a minute 45. good luck, buddy. when cape cod town warning would-be swimmers to be afraid, very afraid. you can't figure out why the beaches closed raised on this video, take a look at your television and it w

timing of this meeting between bolton and netanyahu because following his party at our stop, to geneva, switzerlandrussian counterpart nikolai patricia and the larger conversations about the future of leadership in syria. when asked today by abc news in an interview bashar al-assad staying in power with an acceptable position for the united states to agree to, he is focused on humanitarian aid in the region and also disputing the islamic state. boldness discussing humanitarian aid and also the presence of iranian troops in syria. there is tension in israel following a protest at the israel gaza border on friday that left two palestinians dead and more than 100 injured. the >> reporting in jerusalem. thanks, trey. eric: welcome to fox news. we'll bring krishan wieden, the former state senior advisor and george w. bush. the administration is basically abandoning syria and leaving it in the hands of iran and russia or is this a wise direction? >> at the wise direction. the president has made clear all along he didn't want to get enmeshed in syria beyond the primary goal and primary threat to the unite

following his 48-hour stop in israel, bolton will then head to geneva, switzerland to meet with his russian amid larger conversations with the russians about the future of leadership in syria. >>> a deadly altercation at an in and out parking lot. what we are looking from police about a shooting that left one man dead. >>> chief meteorologist bill martin will have more on that cooling trend this week. >>> police are investigating a deadly shooting of a 19-year- old man outside of an in and out burger in lodi. the victim was protecting his younger sister before shots were fired. >> reporter: kayla appling and her friends were at in and out around 11:45 pm one tragedy struck. >> we had gone inside. all of the sudden you heard gunshots. everybody was running inside. yelling. i ran outside to look for my sisters. you see him on the grou>>. epor that trevor seaborn was the victim. appling says seaborn and a group of friends were playing a group of game call assassins when a dispute broke out between two games in the parking lot. several shots were fired and seaborn died at the hospital. >> he wa

aunts of spain wrapped up victory in the uk for world tour finals with us fly high above like geneva in switzerland all of the paragliding aerobatics competitors perform some spectacular aerial stunts but it was thirty five year old jordan to impress the judges the most almost thirty thousand spectators witnessed the grand finale of this year's world tour. thank you for watching good of you bryan thomas will be here at the news desk at the top of the hour. do you go. first tony most of. the door is grand the moment arrives. join your reckoning on her journey back to freedom and you know we're interested documentary tomorrow in the ranks and returns home on the w. don't come to tanks.

after his 48 hour stop in israel bolton goes to geneva switzerland and will meet with his russian counterpartmes amid even your conversations with the russians about the future of leadership in syria. >>> in india military airbase is now open to commercial flights to help relief efforts in an area by monsoon flooding. the floods have killed more than 350 people and left hundreds of thousands stranded in a southern indian states many people can only be reached by boat or helicopter. the nearest airport has been closed for nearly a week. local officials say more than 800,000 people are staying in shelters. authorities are now rushing to bring drinking water to the affected areas. >>> the death toll rising after thlombok. at least a dozen people are confirmed dead and dozens more have been hurt. it was a powerful quake that created huge cracks on many highways on the island. there are reports of widespread destruction and almost 2000 homes destroyed. last nights 6.9 quake was just one of several powerful makes hitting that region this weekend. it comes exactly 2 weeks after another magnitude 6.9

many of you probably know the global trade alert outfit, which i believe is an geneva, switzerland, every year they count how many new trade barriers are introduced. they have chronicled an increase in trade barriers around the world in recent years. we see this also in other forms of data. for multinational corporations which export goods out of the do moretates, but they business through foreign affiliates. and thatst overseas foreign incorporated firm in the other country may manufacturer there -- may manufacturer there or provide a service there. those operations, we see the share the foreign earnings are contributing to multinationals has declined. the question remains, are we at peak trade? i don't have an answer for that, i think in some ways the question is more interesting. with that overview and turning now to the policy seen, -- ene, let me turn to the business field before turn to the administration. trade is an opportunity and a challenge. see onortunity you will websites like this one, a u.s. chamber website like this one. you can go in there and find all kinds of facts gene

between bolton and netanyahu because following his 48 hour stop in israel, bolton will head to geneva, switzerland this week to meet with his russian counterpart. this amid larger conversations with the russians about the future of leadership in syria. when asked about abc news earlier today if syrian president assad staying in power is an acceptable outcome for the united states, bolton responded by saying the u.s. is focused on defeating isis and focused on humanitarian aid. bolton is scheduled to hold a press conference here in jerusalem on wednesday, following his meeting with the israelis to give an update on what was discussed regarding syria and iran. jon? jon: thanks, trey. >>> right now a beach town on the east coast is on high alert after a shark attack. what happened and how authorities are responding ahead. >>> plus, a woman in labor forced to drive herself to the hospital after i.c.e. arrests her husband. why the immigration and customs enforcement agency is taking the heat in this not so clear cut case. >> i'm sad and disappointed with this country, that they are not doing their job

leonard doyle spokesperson for the international organization for migration which is based in geneva switzerland it is good to have you here everybody i want to start with a ted x. talk that team addict two years ago personalizing the refugee crisis have a look have a listen. the picture of our currency is the gift to us to you and me. is the powerful image to teach us how we can use to their tragedy the seed of hope now to invited tragedy but to recognize it is going to happen and one of the us can we open our dog an arm and heart can we find hope. i was so surprised when i was watching the ted talk and you put the picture of your little nephew in that ted talk you just faced it head on that picture somebody that you knew and loved why did you do that to be honest for me i already looked at that picture once. just to recognize it and we know he is my nephew and i never really i can't even really look at it any more the only reason i you why now actually you've shown in that picture to the world is just because it's just to be a permanent reminder so we do not forget and we do not go silent beca

many of you probably know the global trade alert outfit, which i believe is in geneva, switzerland, every year they're counting how many new trade barriers are are being introduced. and they have chronicled an increase in trade barriers around the world in recent years. and we see this also in other forms of data. so for multi-national corporations which export goods out of the united states, but they actually do even more business through their foreign affiliates. they invest overseas, and that foreign incorporated firm there in the other country may manufacture there, provide a service there. but we see with those operations the share that the foreign earnings are contributing to these multi-nationals has declined. so the question remains are we, are we at peak trade. and i don't have an answer for that, but i think in some ways the question is more interesting. so with that little bit of an overview and turning now to the policy scene, let me start by offering the business community's view before i turn to that of the administration. so trade is an opportunity and a challenge for the a

. >>> 14 of the world's best acro paragliders and two wildcard starters gathered over lake geneva in switzerland for a three-day competition known as the acro world tour. i do mean acrobatic because these guys have to pull off some serious maneuvers in order to come out on top. >> such an awesome sport. i really feel like i would have gotten into this if i would have known about it when i was younger. it's so cool. >> it is spectacular to see. we've got all kinds of different views. from third person we get a vop perspective with the para dplieders. it's insane some of the stuff that they're doing. >> looks like they made quite a performance at the competition. they got the planes out, wings and things, it's a real sort of event. >> in the competition, the pilots have to show a sequence of certain maneuvers over restricted airspace. and like i said, they have to execute it perfectly, otherwise you're out. >> more often than not when we see paraguiders doiliders doing because they've got something very, very wrong. and in this case it looks like controlled chaos. >> it looks like ballet are. >> i

so i think in geneva and in switzerland, where he was greatly loved...and became a member of the un when kofi annan was secretary—general. it was partly because of his devotion to these humanitarian values rather than so much the politics that neutral switzerland decided, "yes, we willjoin too." so i think across the country, but particularly in geneva, there's mourning notjust of a global diplomat but, really, of a friend. and when he was invited to reflect on his un career, what did he tend to regard as being his greatest achievement? there are a number of things. he devoted much time to tackling aids. he, as un secretary—general, was instrumental in setting up the global fund. he also became very aware that climate change was something which was going to affect us all, and that the un, as a multilateral body, with all countries involved, had a key role to play. he also was a man who did admit that sometimes he had made mistakes, that sometimes he had failed. he was head of un peacekeeping operations when the genocide in rwanda took place, when the sla

yet no piece of footage there but to tell you who is waiting for us put it all over who's in geneva in switzerland and has been following developments for us peter you know i was just listening in to the q. and a we're reporters with john bolton he didn't stick around too long what kind of information did we get about what was spoken about during those five hours between moscow and washington. yes short and at the end not all to sweets from the u.s. national security adviser john bolton run us through at the beginning of his press statements what they had talked about all of the the issues like nonproliferation of nuclear weapons. cyber attacks syria afghanistan as well as ukraine he said that progress had been made in some issues and some needed more work as he put it there was disagreement though that remains still on a government level on a number of issues those well he said there was no joint statement going to be put out between himself and his russian counterpart that says they couldn't agree on what he called election meddling relating to the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential elections. the

and wrapped up victory in the act for a world tour finals with his flight high above lake geneva in switzerland all of the paragliding aerobatics competitors performed some spectacular aerial stunts but it was thirty five year old to impress the judges the most almost thirty thousand spectators witnessed the grand finale of this year's world tour. christopher is here now with some business news and chris i think it's a boost for over sumi a big load of cash usually helps toyota says it is set to invest drop a half a billion dollars in writing and services work as part of a deal to work together on mass producing driving vehicles the japanese car giant says technology from the two companies will be used in building hundreds of special toyota vehicles for the use of ride sharing platforms this after or announced it would expand into bike sharing the latest values at around seventy two billion dollars it is the world's most valuable startup. now at times the months long moishe asian seemed to be advancing only at glacial pace but now the trump administration. and mexico have reached a preliminary

spain wrapped up victory in the acro world tour finals with his flight high above lake geneva in switzerland all of the paragliding aerobatics competitors perform some spectacular aerial stunts but it was thirty five year old to impress the judges most almost thirty thousand spectators witnessed the grand finale of this year's world tour. right chris office here with business now we have two big players plotting the future of self driving cars drugs and it's always good when somebody comes along with a big pile of cash now toyota says it's set to invest a half a billion dollars in right here in the service as part of a deal to work together on mass producing self driving vehicles the japanese car giant says technology from the two companies will be used in building hundreds of special toyota vehicles that produce ride share platform this after we were announced it would expand into bike sharing but made this deal now values will get around seventy two billion dollars it is the world's most valuable startup. times the month. long negotiations seem to be advancing at glacial pace but now the t

in the uk for world tour finals with us flight high above lake geneva in switzerland all of the paragliding aerobatics competitors performed some spectacular aerial stunts but it was thirty five year old jordan so impressed the judges the most almost thirty thousand spectators witnessed the grand finale of this year's world tour. thank you for watching t w brian thomas will be here at the news desk up top they are. going to. go. first to connie most of. dora's grand ole miss arrives. joining a regular chain on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary. in the running and returns home on the d w don't come. for generations this was the stuff that fueled america's rise to become a world power. cove much of it mined in central appalachia in the states of west virginia. the southwest and possible states has fallen largely off the map it's a place that feel americans have visited for know much about. this is the haas of the appalachian mountains a place where tradition has deep roots. long the economic bedrock of the region today coal is an embattled industry the mine is here a

his death will be felt very deeply in switzerland. genevas the un's humanitarian home. that's for the aid agencies have their base. and kofi annan after he retired, made his home there. continue tour to devoting his time to piece, to conflict revolution, to tackling climate change. even as secretary—general, he regularly was in geneva. the politics and power of the un is in new york but kofi annan never forgot that a major part of the un's role is to work for the benefit of the world's most vulnerable, the people caught in conflict, the people caught in grinding poverty, and he never forgot to remind the world that that was hisjob forgot to remind the world that that was his job and that is what the un in geneva was devoted to as well. i think in geneva and in switzerland, where he is greatly loved. let's not forget to mess with him and became a member of the un when kofi annan was secretary—general —— let's not forget that switzerland became a member. neutral switzerland decided, yes, we willjoin too. i think across the country but particul

in may 1967, king met him again in geneva, switzerland.rder moved -- he was so moved that he told dr. king, in vietnam they call you -- and enlightened being. trying to awaken other living beings and help them to go in a direction of compassion and understanding. he said when dr. king was shot, i vowed to myself that i would redouble my efforts and put all of my energy into the practice of building beloved community. as i look back at this time i see that the seeds are not lost . they have begun to sprout and come up everywhere. the beloved community is here. and 60 miles south from here in batesville, mississippi there is a man alea grove monastery where a statue stands holding the scroll of the community. it says to build a community that lives in harmony and awareness, that is the most noble task. it was a relationship between these great teachers that attracted me to engage buddhism. i wanted to join their vision of the beloved community and practice the art of mindful living. and our tradition, dr. king meant peace and love. and throu

in may of 1967 king met tye again in geneva, switzerland.uble my efforts and put all of my energy into the practice of building beloved community. now as i look back at this time, i see the seeds are not lost. they have begun to sprout and come up everywhere. the beloved community is here. and just 60 miles south from here in batesville, mississippi, there is a magnolia grove where a statue of dr. king stands holding a scroll of the beloved community and it says to build a community that lives in harmony and awareness, that is the most noble task. it was the relationship between these two great teachers that attracted me to engage buddhism because i wanted to join their vision of the beloved community. and practice the art of mindful living. and in our tradition dr. king meant peace and love and through their intervening, these human bags saw peace the same way, nonviolently manifesting through the beloved community. in gratitude for dr. king may we all join together to nourish our worldwide beloved community. so that peace is truly present

they said after a short illness, with his wife and children by his side, and here in switzerland, particularly genevaof the un's humanitarian organisations, that is real grief. he supported the work of those organisations and never lost his awareness how many people on the planet are caught up in conflict, affected by climate change, caught up affected by climate change, caught up in grinding poverty, and he persistently drew attention to those issues. and that work meant that switzerland had been home for him on and off for switzerland had been home for him on and offfora switzerland had been home for him on and off for a while? that is right, he lived in geneva. even after he had left the possession of un secretary—general he left there and we saw him regularly and he took pa rt we saw him regularly and he took part in debates. he was never somebody who seemed to have actually retired, if you like. he remained dedicated to the cause of promoting the interests of the world's most vulnerable. reflection a moment ago about his work in this area, which of course brought us more to the present time and

of spain wrapped up victory in the acro world tour finals for those flight high above lake geneva in switzerland all of the paragliding aerobatics competitors performing some spectacular serial stunts but it was the thirty five year old impress the judges the most about thirty thousand spectators witnessed the grand finale of this year's world two. still to come on the show europe aims to ban plastic bags to find out what life could be like without plastic look at one place that's long since outlawed. and could cannabis cultivation be the answer for lebanon's struggling economy the lebanese government wants to legalize the country's flourishing production of the movie controversy. that more straight ahead here did of use. the sky was on fire. at the ramstein air base. not to experience the crash. how ossified was coping with the tragedy. of the american. and a village of around shine. forty five minutes. what unites. what divides. the money and. driving force. what binds the continent together. the answers and stories aplenty the. spotlight on people. focused on girls on g.w. . folks first day i

this and other things likely to be discussed when john bolton heads to geneva, switzerland meeting with his russian counterpart where he will be discussing a little bit more about tension in the middle east and also discussing the iran nuclear deal and what they would like to see from european counterparts. >> sandra: trey is joining us from jerusalem. welcome to the family. welcome to the fox news team. this is your first real day on the job. you joined us as a correspondent with the fox news channel. welcome. >> thank you so much. >> sandra: great to have you on board. we look forward to seeing more of you. >> welcome to trey. meanwhile a deadly helicopter crash in iraq. one service member died and several others injured when a u.s. military chopper crashed during a counter terrorism mission. the crash is now under investigation. but there are no indications the helicopter was shot down by any hostile fire. >> sandra: meanwhile a surge in violence in afghanistan recently. right now afghan forces freeing nearly 150 hostages abducted by the taliban as leaders hope for a cease-fire. is a

many of you probably know the global trade alert outfit, which i believe is in geneva, switzerland, every year they are counting how many new trade barriers are being introduced. and they have chronicled an increase in trade barriers around the world in recent years. we see this also in other forms of data. for multinational corporations which export goods out of the united states, actually do even more business through their foreign affiliates for they invest overseas and that foreign incorporated firm in any other country may manufacture there, provide a service there but we see with those operations, they show that the foreign earnings are contributing to this has declined. the question remains, are we at peak trade? and i don't have an answer for that but i think the question is more interesting. with that little bit of an interview now turning out to the policy theme, let me start by offering the business community to you before i turn to that administration. trade is an opportunity and a challenge for the american business community. the nature of the opportunity you will see on web

switzerland. they competed at the acro world tour finals on lake geneva to the amazement of thousands of people whoizzy yet? just two days after the death of senatorjohn mccain, president trump has been embroiled in a row for not continuing to fly the us flag at half—mast at the white house. it was lowered at the weekend but raised again on monday, far earlier than would normally be the case. but in the last few hours the flag has been lowered again, apparently due to public pressure. from washington, nick bryant reports. washington withoutjohn mccain is a lesser place. he was a human landmark, an american hero whose broken body personified the land of the brave. flags at the us capitol remained at half—mast in honour of his sacrifice and service. but, at the white house, where the flag was lowered at the weekend, there was no such act of ongoing remembrance earlier on today. in a tweet over the weekend, donald trump paid his deep sympathy is and respect to the mccain family, but had no kind words for the man himself. trump: thank you very much. reporter: mr president, do you have any thoughts on j

as well as switzerland the young soccer fan was only twenty four when his career began at the united nations. he started with the world health organization in geneva and soon became head of u.n. missions in war zones. when he moved to the top post at the un it was meant as an interim solution taking over from the controversial previous secretary-general boutros boutros ghali despite his diplomatic skills he felt his biggest defeat was over the two thousand and three iraq war but his belief in the un's goals in importance never ceased i think most of you know that one of my chief moose ever since i took over as secretary general has been to make the united nations more useful for his tireless work as a peace negotiator and ambassador for human rights and none was honored with the nobel peace prize in two thousand and one leaves a wife and three children. officials in kerala are pleading for more help as the monsoon floods inundate much of the southern indian state and the death toll continues to climb the state's chief minister says three hundred twenty four people have died in what he called the worst floods in one hundred years india's military h

as well as switzerland the young soccer fan was only twenty four when his career began at the united nations. he started with the world health organization in geneva and soon became head of u.n. missions in war zones. when he moved to the top post at the un it was meant as an interim solution taking over from the controversial previous secretary-general boutros boutros ghali despite his diplomatic skills he felt his biggest defeat was over the two thousand and three iraq war but his belief in the un's goals in importance never ceased i think most of you know that one of my chief moose ever since i took over as secretary general. has been to make the united nations more useful for his tireless work as a peace negotiator and ambassador for human rights a nun was honored with the nobel peace prize in two thousand and one leaves the wife and three children. humoral in the city of genoa to commemorate those killed when a motorway bridge collapsed in the city on tuesday the country's leaders joined a victims' relatives to pay tribute to the dead but the families of about half of the victims boycotted the ceremony they called it a farce. they pray for th

switzerland the young. a fan was only twenty four when his career began at the united nations. he started with the world health organization in geneva and soon became head of u.n. missions in war zones. when he moved to the top post at the un it was meant as an interim solution taking over from the controversial previous secretary-general boutros boutros ghali despite his diplomatic skills he felt his biggest defeat was over the two thousand and three iraq war but his belief in the un's goals and importance never ceased i think most of you know that one of my chief aims ever since i took over as secretary general has being to make the united nations more useful for his tireless work as a peace negotiator and ambassador for human rights and then was honored with the nobel peace prize in two thousand and one leaves the wife and three children. the head of the italian company responsible for the motorway bridge which collapsed in genoa this week as promised to put a new structure in place within eight months the chairman of out a thought it was a promise tens of millions of euros in aid for those affected by the disaster ceremonies hav

as well as switzerland the young soccer fan was only twenty four when his career began at the united nations. he started with the world health organization in geneva and soon became head of u.n. missions in war zones. when he moved to the top post at the u.n. it was meant as an interim solution taking over from the controversial previous secretary-general boutros boutros ghali despite his diplomatic skills he felt his biggest defeat was over the two thousand and three iraq war but his belief in the un's goals and importance never ceased i think most of you know that one of my chief. ever since i took over as secretary general has been to make the united nations more useful for his tireless work as a peace negotiator and ambassador for human rights and none was honored with the nobel peace prize in two thousand and one leaves a wife and three children. i'm joined now in the studio by our correspondent doc margaret erika as she's been heat up as africa correspondent for many years and dagmar i understand that you actually met kofi anon on several occasion but what was he like. i mean every time when he entered a room it was really a feeling of this