thomas-greenfield: dprk. again, we're working on ensuring that the sanctions that we have on dprk on their ballistic missiles program is being monitored closely as well and they are being held accountable for any activities that they make on the korean peninsula. so i would say across the board this is an issue that the security council is engaged on. ms. titus: well, thank you very much. i yield back, mr. chairman. mr. meeks: the gentlelady yields back. i recognize representative lee zeldin of new york for five minutes. mr. zeldin: thank you, mr. chairman. madam ambassador, congratulations on your selection and welcome to the committee, again. i wanted to ask you, with regards to the golan heights, what is the administration's position on recognizing israeli sovereignty over it? ms. thomas-greenfield: this is an issue that the administration is still working on. we're still pushing for a two-state solution that allows israel to live in peace and security and recognizes its right to exist. and i know that in

and that was the awkward question maybe the way i phrase to do to rich greenfield yesterday. you know, what's change over the last four or five months since you issued that report on amc? you're right things have absolutely fundamentally changed. and i couldn't agree more with what tim said. short sellers aren't going after the retail crew. that's not it at all they're pointing out some of the flawed companies and bring to light some of the companies that maybe shouldn't exist. without short sellers -- look without short sellers pointing things out, i mean if people listen to these guys and gals years ago. maybe the bear sterns wouldn't have been a disaster history is littered with those things don't think for a minute that hedge funds haven't hired people and put them in the chat rooms to get the flames of these things going, without question that's going on. and -- whether right or wrong i'm not here to judge. but it absolutely is going on. don't think it's the reddit and wsb crowd. there are moles in the group as well and they're playing to a higher bidder. >> i'm sure. al

two more students from greenfield were killed after dorothy.aining abductees were released after the parents paid the kidnappers 150 million naira. that's $360 , 000. but nasir el—rufai, the governor of kaduna state, is refusing to pay ransoms, a policy which only seems to have emboldened the kidnappers. they have decided that they have to bring this state government to its knees by concentrating their attacks in this state. so you think that one of the reasons why they may be targeting the states is because you've made it clear that you won't pay ransoms? yes. do you think then that by making that statement, you're putting your citizens, your residents of kaduna state, at greater risk? not necessarily. i think, in the long run, or even in the medium term, it actually makes the state safer. we still have kidnappers, we have individuals being kidnapped, we even have attempted kidnap of students, they have been successful in two cases, but not on the kind of scale you've seen in other states. here in kaduna just last week, three university studen

thank you, ambassador thomas-greenfield, for joining us. i appreciate the outreach to me in our phone conversation that we had, and i do think we have far more in common than we don't. we also talked a lot about the ccp and its sort of consorted effort to take over key positions within the united nations. and i think we need to be a leader and have the united states and our allies in those positions of power at the u.n. and we are certainly in agreement on that and thanks for being here today. you have certainly a lot of challenges, no question. as the chairman talked about, i wanted to start out, as we speak, millions of lives are at risk and while maybe a lot of people back home in our districts don't know a lot about this as the fighting continues there is starvation and systemic rape being used as a weapon of war. comments from power that ethiopia is, quote, destroying the reproductive health questions whether conditions amount to a genocide under the 1948 genocide convention. and i don't think it's going to get better. i think it's goi

and thank you, ambassador thomas-greenfield, for your testimony and answer so far. i remain weary the united nations due to the influence of russia and china that hold of the body traditionally. i hope that under your leadership, the united states can strengthen our relationships with our allies, and work to combat the interest of our adversaries. my first question, i strongly agreed with monday of president trump's actions regarding the united states role in the un. one of these was especially his decision to cease funding. i am concerned with a lack of accountability of the money we send there, and i'm concerned that the u.s. taxpayers can be indirectly funding hamas or other palestinian terror groups and their by supporting the attempted destruction of israel. just a few weeks ago, hamas was found under a school in gaza. it distributes anti-is education materials to school children. has documented ties to hamas and it was antisemitic staff. how do you plan to better accountability and oversight of these funds we give to this organization, and how can we monitor t

ambassador to the united nations, linda thomas-greenfield. this is point zero. this is turkey. that is syria. here turkey is working with the u.n. and u.s. to try to keep this crossing open. russia is trying to close it. she is talking to refugees and nongovernmental workers. she is getting briefed by the u.n. but this is the important critical message she is trying to bring back to the security council of united nations. that refugees down that road will be dying from starvation, from violence, from hunger and lack of shelter. now, more than anything else, covid. that is what needs to get through. food. cement for shelter. vaccines, the little that have come so far. now she has announced $239 million dollars of u.s. aid that will get to these people, but not if russia decides next month this last corridor into the refugee camps, and still in the conflict zone, displaced by bombings from the assad regime. the ambassador told me this is their only hope for survival. >> what is your reaction, seeing this, having gone inside and talked to the ai

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ambassador to linda thomas-greenfield, testified on u.s. diplomacy at the u.n., discussing the chinese influence on the global stage, protecting women and girls, and humanitarian rights issues. this runs four hours. . the committee on foreign affairs is called into order and without objection the chair is authorized to declare a recess on the committee at any point and members can submit questions for the record subject to the limitations in the rules. to insert something into the record, please have your staff e-mail or contact the full committee staff. as a reminder to members, please keep your video function on at all times even when you are not recognized by the chair. members are responsible for muting and un- muting themselves consistent with house rules staff will only mute members as appropriate when they are not under recognition to eliminate background noise. i see that we have a quorum and i now recognize myself for opening remarks. pursuant to the notice we leave today to notice the administration's priorities for engagement wit

the syrian refugees then to thomas greenfield is in southern turkey. a month before an agreement ends that pays the waiver cost for the aid. greenfield will argue for its renewal of the un headquarters next week. if it's rejected. un agencies will need to redirect aid through damascus. lhasa has announced to new missions to earth's closest cousin, venus. it's 1st and more than 3 decades. the spacecraft are expected the launch sometime between 20282030. the map it's rocky surface with hope of uncovering whether the solar systems hottest planet ever had an ocean. we hope these missions will further our understanding of how the earth evolved and why it's currently habitable, when others in our solar system are not planetary science is critical in answering key questions that we have as humans like, are we alone? what implications beyond our solar system? could these 2 missions have well famous used to be an important destination for the world's space agencies? the soviet union got their 1st landing on the surface in 1967, it learn just how hostile a plane

to the united nations in southern turkey meeting with n jose and syrian refugees, linda thomas greenfield is on a mission to renew cross border humanitarian assistance. on july 10th, the mandate of the un mechanism allowing aid to be provided directly through turkeys borders will expire. greenfield will be arguing for its renewal of the un headquarters next week or 0. russell set up join us now from the capital ankara. what is the humanitarian situation there on that border? well, every and this is the largest displacement crisis of the 21st century. and now 3 and point 5000000 refugees and syrians, people who have been internally displaced are in that place and live the north west of the, of the country. when the, the airport has been fallen down the hands of the regime. and the people who have been a recruiter from east hotel. so everyone has run away from the embodiment from the killings from the vitality and to look for a safe place and a safe place for them was it live? so it's a like a huge concentration camp there and roughly 34w5 people are leaving their without electricity withou

the us ambassador to the united nations is in turkey to meet sevien refugees. men to thomas greenfield is automation to renew cost for the humanitarian assistance. on july 10th, a mandate of a un mechanism allowing a to be provided directly through turkeys borders will expire. greenfield will be arguing for to be renewed at the un headquarters next week. the pan american health organization says governments across latin america are failing and their response to soaring corona virus infection rates. it says misinformation and mixed messages spreading and are being encouraged. the organization says it's particularly concerned with the situation in brazil, and haiti is wanting cases will rise further unless something is done urgently. you are a secretary of state antony blinking has wrapped up his 2 day visit to costa rica for the focus was mostly on migration. but his gabriel alexander reports from san jose most costa ricans of more pressing concerns than diplomacy with the us. the costa rica is witnessing a cooper 19 crisis. the number of infections more than doubled last month 267000.

i have to say linda thomas greenfield, the us ambassador says this is a man made humanitarian emergency and the source of this emergency. according to this report that was compiled by 15, un agencies, non governmental agencies and regional organizations found a very dire situation with conflict at the heart of the problem. with this conflict, they say that has led to massive displacement of people in the northern areas of the d o. b i, it's conflict that caused people to lose their livelihoods, to ruin infrastructure and also to ruin crops. they talk about food sources being purposely destroyed, seeds burned equipment, destroyed crops, burn, and also about the fact that on over 100 occasions ethiopian or era tray and troops have stopped aid workers from getting in to help people. and this is of great concern to un officials who have been sounding the alarm in recent days and weeks. thomas greenfield decried the fact that the security council has yet to hold an open meeting on the situation there. she says that something that has to change the security council's failure is unacceptable.

ambassador to linda thomas-greenfield, testified on u.s. diplomacy at the u.n., discussing the chinese influence on the global stage, protecting women and girls, and humanitarian rights issues. this runs four hours. . the committee on foreign affairs is called into order and without objection the chair is authorized to declare a recess on tom

i talked to one of the young guys from the white helmets today who met with ambassador thomas greenfieldthey'll substitute bad medicine for the real medicine, covid medicine. they'll skim it off, assad will never let us have it. this is a people opposed to assad and they are being punished for it. he bombed them out of their homes and they're left living in tents. >> to that point, andrea, this was has been going on for ten years. did you get a sense from the ambassador, from your reporting with this administration that they want to do something about the war itself? i know that we're focusing on the humanitarian crisis. do you get a sense there is any diplomatic initiative to try and resolve what has been taking place in syria internationally over the past ten years? i know president assad claimed he won victory again with 95% of the vote. but that doesn't give confidence to the people that you were speaking to that this war may be ending any time soon. >> reporter: yeah, well, they have not appointed an envoy for syria. that is sitting waiting to happen. there is no one engaging in the

ambassador thomas greenfield congratulations on your appointment. some of my colleagues and many in the biden administration and the president himself characterizes the foreign policy of the previous administration as a policy of retreat or disengagement. my fellow kentucky and kentuckian ambassadorwould disat characterization. for the trump foreign policy it is america first to me american leadership is not disengagement. will you commit to always and in every instance prioritize american interest over the interest of the other nations for the american interest over multilateralism. we work on multilateralism for america's sake currently occupies the number of important positions as you mentioned. in the department of economic and social affairs, the international telecommunications union within the u.s. sec. it. i know you said you would be pushing hard and working with like minded or allies to fill the key positions which is very welcome testimony what is your strategy to block the influence on the specialized agencies. we have to be there to eng

joining me now, van cohen, jerry greenfield, founders of ben and jerry's and co-cares of the campaignthanks for being with me. ben, anybody who is paying attention know that you are not new to social justice campaigns, equality campaigns, but why this campaign now to end qualified immunity? >> well, you know, as businesspeople, jerry and i understand that the key is holding people accountable. you know, this business if you want a particular result, you've got to hold your people accountable for following the rules and regulations. and that is what ending qualified immunity is about. right now cops have a get out of jail free card when they violate somebody's constitutional or civil rights. so you know, it is just basic human behavior that if you really mean something, you've got to hold people accountable. that is what ending qualified immunity is about. and without qualified immunity, i mean i'd say it is the heart of the justice and policing act, without qualified immunity, i mean without any qualified immunity, it doesn't matter what you put in the rest of the act because you are

a penny price target on amc, rich greenfield is with us, why he's sticking by his call that amc is headed to a penny a share. plus all over after-hours actions of lulu lemon and crowdstrike and docusign we'll dive into all three stocks and tesla shares skidding today. we start with wall street summer blockbuster, amc offering twists and turns of a thriller, shares plunging today after planning to sell 11 million shares and major plot twist they pulled it off, amc completing the stock sell, shares down just 18% today. and in regulatory filing under the circumstances we caution investing in our common stock unless you're prepared to incur the riske or all or substantial portion of your investment what should we make of all of this, guy? >> first of all, it's great to be back. people don't realize how difficult this show is to host when we're all together. you've been able to do this now for 14 months guys us all in different positions, it's remarkable what you have done and the entire staff, guys and gals here at the nasdaq. i want to say that because it's important. what do i make of it, y

ambassador to the united nations, linda thomas greenfield. she's in turkey.n. the ambassador's trip is meant to shine light on what is often forgotten. that is, the turkey/syria border. millions of displaced syrians still living there in those horrible conditions had those refugee camps. russia is threatening to close this, the last of four border crossings in july. potentially cutting off western aid completely to the refugees that are there. walk us through what you're seeing, what you're hearing, the purpose of her visit and what she's aiming to do. is this simply a fact-finding mission or are we seeing a new type of re-engagement along the border with the issue of the refugees? >> reporter: it's both, actually. what was articulated by the secretary of state was shedding light on this, re-engaging, an issue where the u.s. and turkey are aligned to try to prevent russia from vetoing an extension of this corridor. they already forced the shutdown of three corridors but july 15th is the hard deadline that would shut down all remaining humanitarian aid, 1,000

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linda thomas-greenfield. >>> still ahead, why your favorite items are getting smaller. >>> have you noticed some of your favorite products are shrinking in size but the prices aren't vicky nguyen explains why. >> reporter: from ice cream to crackers, paper towels to detergent, you can find it in stores everywhere some of the most trusted brands are giving you less and often for the same price. >> it's a sneaky way to raise prices on shoppers >> reporter: consumer advocate edgar dworsky showcases examples on his crowdsourced website he says most people don't read the fine print. why are companies downsizing does it have to do with the pandemic? >> well, it has to do to the extent that they're experiencing their own price increases. >> reporter: companies we talked to have been shrinking their products and say it's to offset higher costs without raising prices >> they know most shoppers are not going to realize it because shoppers are price sensitive, price conscious, but they're not net weight conscious. >> reporter: experts say these small cuts can save companies millions or more it's not a

ambassador linda thomas-greenfield arriving at the border today with more u.s. aid. $239 million >> it's life and death. on top of war, which continues as we speak, there's covid. how does that add to the dimensions of this crisis >> for the refugees here's what i heard today. it's just another reason to die. >> another reason to die. >> another reason to die. so it's just added on top of starvation, violence, desperation. another reason to die. >> reporter: this is known as point zero. this gate is open. that is syria. i'm standing on turkish land here turkey is working with the u.n. and the u.s. to try to keep this crossing open the ambassador's visit to spotlight the critical corridor she says russia cannot be allowed to close what is your message when you go back to russia >> you know, i think i have seen firsthand the importance of this border crossing. and you don't want on your shoulders the desperation of the people on the other side of the border >> reporter: desperation for syrians like nadia, now a refugee in turkey "life is really tough," she said a

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criticized the security council for not taking the situation in t gray more seriously, linda thomas greenfield office says it's time for the e. c o p, and government to respond to requests for humanitarian access and to end the fighting. well, earlier i spoke to ethiopia and bastard to the united nations, ty yeskis, lassie, i'm there. i asked him for his government's assessment of the situation and t grey . the government has greg tele rejected the full se creepy analysis published today for 3 reasons. the 1st one is that it has never been transpires. those who people who prepared, i believe fall, who prepared the put in sensitivity analysis, you know, didn't give a chance for stakeholders, that dissipation that are the 1st limitation of the reports. secondly, the midterm that has been that was used within the in for shipment and instruction for that matter because it was conducted by a more fun call in the, in the remote. so taking it as a vondik survey is, is very, very difficult for the government. forgive me for interrupting you obviously seem to have issues with the way the process, let's

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by european members and the united states, the united states ambassador to the un when to thomas greenfield, describe the situation as a man made humanitarian emergency. the security council's failure is unacceptable. we have addressed other emergent crisis with public meetings, but not with this one. so i asked those who refused to address this issue publicly to african lives, not matter. it's time for the security council to have a public meeting on this issue. it's time for the counsel to take meaningful action to address the crisis. a closed door meeting is in the works for next week, but he mandatory an official say stronger security council action would help them get the 3 things they need to address the crisis. an end to the violence, more access, and more money to buy food. president emmanuel macros has announced a reorganization of frances military presence in this a hell region of west africa. currently there more than 5000 french soldiers fighting armed groups in the area or france intervened, and molly and 2013 to help push back troops linked to al qaeda. and i still are corresp

by european members and the united states, the united states ambassador to the un when to thomas greenfield, describe the situation as a man made humanitarian emergency. the security council's failure is unacceptable. we have address other emergent crisis with public meetings, but not with this one. so i asked those who refused to address this issue publicly to african lives, not matter. it's time for the security council to have a public meeting on this issue. it's time for the counsel to take meaningful action to address the crisis. a closed door meeting is in the works for next week, but humanity and official say stronger security council action would help them get the 3 things they need to address the crisis. an end to the violence, more access, and more money to buy food. still ahead on the al jazeera israeli media release passage of palestinian prisoners being beaten and abused. activist site mistreatment is widespread and systemic signed the progress for the film industry. new york tobacco festival gets on the way for the 1st time since the pounds i make began. ah, ah, it's time for

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in a few weeks, linda saw mas greenfield will confront russian resistance to renew the cross border mechanism on the ground that it violates serious sovereignty. when i get back to new york, i will be briefing members of the security council on what i've seen here. and i will be appealing to my colleagues to support the continuation of this operation. and to reopen the 2 other border crossings that were close. civil however, is the only entry point for the u. n. to bring aid into the opposition held northwest. it's also the last, the for international crossing points that have been closed because of russia serious ally. we need as much access as possible. in fact, what we need at the moment is more access, not less. we need to scale up the response because the 8th that we're providing is simply not enough. this is, you know, the biggest displacement crisis of the 21st century. nearly 4000000 people live in the northwest. many are internally displaced by the conflict. 80 percent rely on aid brought from turkey. the u. n. currently sends more than $1000.00 and trucks carrying aid every month. a

they are giving to people in syria, in a few weeks, linda saw mas greenfield will confront russian resistance to renew the cross border mechanism on the ground set. it violates serious sovereignty. when i get back to new york, i will be briefing members of the security council. these are the latest pictures from the pentagon where israel's, that defense minister been against and the u. s. defense extra annoyed austin, a talking at some a little listen, i'm glad i have the opportunity to reciprocate. following our own memorial day here in the stage, i am anticipating that will have an afternoon of productive and frank discussions on a wide range of issues. as a minister and i usually do before we start, i wanted to reiterate that the administration's commitment to israel security is ironclad. we are committed to maintaining israel's qualitative military edge and ensuring that israel can defend itself against regional threat, such as those opposed by iran is proxies and terrorist groups. the administration fully supports your countries right to defend itself against rockets rocket attacks prior

linda thomas greenfield is on a mission to renew cross border humanitarian systems. on july 10th, the mandate of a un mechanism loving a to be provided directly through turkeys borders will expire, talks to save a nuclear deal with iran. i said to be proceeding. well, european negotiators say they hope an agreement will be reached soon. in direct talks between iran and the united states, on the return to the 2015 deal will continue next week. negotiations have been taking place since april. those are the headlines coming up next to now to 0. it's the stream. goodbye. i will just 0 with the i am for me. okay. on this episode of the street, we are going to be talking about rape, sexual violence. if this is not what you want to watch, right now, i'm going to give you a moment to be out of walk away from the screen that have been widespread report. so sexual violence coming out of the cheek, re region of ethiopia, that's in the northern part of e, c o, b, a. since november, the government forces i would try and soldiers into gray and soldiers. i've been caught up in a co

by european members and the united states, the united states ambassador to the un when to thomas greenfield, describe the situation as a man made humanitarian emergency. the security council's failure is unacceptable. we have address other emergent crisis with public meetings, but not with this one. so i asked those who refused to address this issue publicly . do african lives not matter? it's time for the security council to have a public meeting on this issue. it's time for the counsel to take meaningful action to address the crisis. a closed door meeting is in the works for next week, but he mandatory an official say stronger security council action would help them get the 3 things they need to address the crisis an end to the violence, more access and more money to buy food. lots more so to come here and i'll just they're including peruse and finished election claims of voter fraud as the 2 main contenders claim victory. and as margaret number saw in the us, mexico border, the number of unaccompanied miners on the decline more and that stay with us. i i, it's time for the journey to wit

european members and the united states, the united states ambassador to the un when the thomas greenfield described the situation as a man made humanitarian emergency. the security council's failure is unacceptable. we have addressed other emergent crisis with public meetings, but not with this one. so i asked those who refused to address this issue publicly to african lives, not matter. it's time for the security council to have a public meeting on this issue. it's time for the counsel to take meaningful action to address the crisis. a closed door meeting is in the works for next week, but humanity and official say stronger security council action would help them get the 3 things they need to address the crisis. an end to the violence, more access and more money to buy food. a federal prosecutor in peru is requested. the detention of right wing presidential candidates keiko with maury. it's in connection to our ongoing corruption case comes as the country awaits the final result of its close presidential run off. les this candidate petro castillo, holds a slender lead for you mores, accu