end of a haley assist. just say the blood lines were there. >> i've been hearing about her since she was six, seven years old. and she came to high school and when she hasn't disappointed. >> haley was get herring points in this contest. midway through the third quarter a free throw on technical foul puts her a thousand points even. [ applause ] >> reporter: the game was briefly stopped. haley was applauded for her accomplishments. what was she thinking about? her beloved pop pop who practiced with her and encouraged her endlessly until his passing last april. >> i did it for him and for my mom and sister too. so i wanted to make him proud and also make my familiar and teammates proud. >> reporter: mission accomplished. haley finish this afternoon with 15 points in a lose effort. riverside will formally celebrate her a could accomplish manies before thursday afternoon's home against moorestown friends. iain. >> congratulations to her. thanks, bruce. >>> let's get back to your fox 29 weather authority now. a

for haley, they will no longer have to fly to colorado.ia's new lawmaker the stanley brothers have decided to ship it there and other states with similar laws. >> yay, haillism. >> reporter: in spite of the fact several federal agencies maintain that oils like charlotte's web are illegal. for these families, it has been an incredible journey that was once even considered impossible. but through it all, their inspiration has remained the same. >> there's nothing i wouldn't do for my daughter, either of my daughters. >> we are just like any other parent, trying to do what's best for their kid. >> and when you have access to it now, if you didn't get the oil now and you waited and she passed during a seizure, would you always say why didn't we go? why didn't we risk it? you know, breaking a federal law would be okay if i still had my daughter. so, we choose for life. >>> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm lester holt. thanks for joining us. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> she looks drunk

haley: annie, don? don: i'm sorry. [laughter] haley: do we have time for one more? >> yes. >> my name is lisa. and i'm coming from the international organization for migration. i just have a question in regards to the study that you spoke of. you mentioned some examples, some gray areas of sexual harassment and where you noted that you saw in the study that men over the age of 60 were more likely to not be so aware that their actions were inappropriate. how do we hold people that are currently in their positions at the top, how do we hold them accountable? because right now, it's a lot of he said, she said, how do you prosecute that a lot of the times? from things that i've heard, those people are maybe placed on administrative leave, or they're moved somewhere else. that's how it's dealt with. so, how do we change that to set the example? michael: and not just simply wave -- wait for the next wave of people to rise to that. you know, this is this is the key question right now. a lot of the accusations that have been levied against some of the people have been 30 or

representative walked out now in nikki haley's remarks she had spoken about the plight of civilians in eastern guta and in his remarks the syrian ambassador talked about the civilians in damascus including medical workers who are being killed in the ongoing gun bombardment however nikki haley was not in the room to hear those remarks now the syrian ambassador said that the cease fire would be implemented and that syria would comply with it and that furthermore the cease fire would be implemented in afrin and in the golan heights now the syrian ambassador he spoke and he pointed out that syria he argued was fully in its rights to fight against terrorism on its own territory he said unlike the united states which has forces all over the world unlike the u.k. or france countries that have deployed forces throughout the world and the name of fighting terrorism syria is only fighting terrorism within its own borders he made that point very strongly however as you know the u.s. ambassador walked out and did not hear those remarks now the resolution has been passed and it looks like there wil

nikki haley the u.s. ambassador to the united nations says myanmar's government is preventing the u.n. security council from traveling to rack and state to witness violence that the u.n. has accused of carrying out an ethnic cleansing campaign by forcing the muslim or henges into exile and egypt's former anticorruption chief could be detained for up to fifteen days pending an investigation this according to al-jazeera sources his daughter says thirty policemen stormed his home in cairo and took him away and in a has recently spoken out over the arrest of sami a nun a former military chief of staff who was detained last month after revealing he'd run in the upcoming presidential election. you had lines to say with us the stream is coming up next and then another quick roundup of the headlines in twenty five minutes time. ok if you're in the stream today is uganda the best place in the welsh to be a refugee i really could be glad as always we are live on you tube now if you're watching us please do join the

haley also responded to comments this month by top palestinian negotiators who said that haley should shut one her criticism of palestinian president mahmoud abbas. >> i will decline the advice i was recently given by your top negotiator. i will not shut up. rather, i will respectfully speak some hard truths. the united states stands ready to work with the palestinian leadership, but we will not chase after you. >> haley says she won't chase after anyone because abbas had left the room before she started speaking. haley urged compromise in the middle east saying that absolutist demands, hateful rhetoric, and incitement to violence will continue to lead to nothing but hardship for the palestinian people. >>> a major escalation by syrian regime forces targeting one of the last remaining rebel strongholds. at least 250 civilians killed by shelling and air strikes over the past few days in syria's eastern area outside damascus according to the uk-based syrian observatory for human rights. the situation so desperate it left unicef, the u.n. children's fund, literally no words. it issued a

ambassador nikki haley there saying that while the 30-day

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. >> how haley from rutgers university here managed to woo the philadelphia eagles with her heartfelt comments and how they responded. plus a local police department sending a strong message to tom brady and the new england patriots. how they got their k9s in on a little facebook fun. lauren? >>> soggy and in some cases slow slushy soup sunday in store. the heaviest rain and where we could see a wintry mix in your full eyewitness forecast coming up. eagles! >> very nice as we head to break now that was a quick shout out to the birds from the schmitz at schneider girotti elementary school in bristol. stay with us everyone. we've got more eagles fun when we come back. ♪ >>> well, we are just hours away from the hottest rematch in football. the eagles and patriots go head to head in minnesota in just about 19 hours or so. it's been a long road but the birds have made it to the super bowl. we couldn't be more excited. just one more win. >>> now from oral surgery to the super bowl rutgers student haley parks and her dad headed to the big name in minneapolis this weekend courtesy of the eag

haley? >> thank you, chairman, ranking member carper and i appreciate the kind words of the men and women of the fbi and i look forward to taking that message back. members of the committee, thank you for incriteriaing me to testify before you today. i'll be very short in my oral comments. the last time i was here, we discussed the decision to cancel the prior procurement and difficulties presented by the previous exchange proposed strategy and lack of available funding to move forward. building commissioner has gone into that. gsa and fbi committed at the hearing to provide you with a comprehensive report on the best way forward for the fbi project. as you are aware, that report has been provided to the committee and we appreciate the opportunity to discuss it today. during the past six months, since we met before, we have reviewed all the funding options that have been available or that could be available and have taken a comprehensive approach on how best to move forward with this project

well strong words from nikki haley at the security council meeting on the situation in myanmar where we also heard from the u.n. high commissioner for refugees and from a senior u.n. political figure who both talked about continuing threats and intimidation to the ringer community in iraq on state they talked about the number of people that have fled since august over six hundred eighty thousand people they say the number now leaving is reduced but still one thousand five hundred in the last month and it's with that backdrop that ambassador haley made these comments unfortunately the security council has so far failed in its responsibility to act in response to the clear threat to international peace and security that has resulted from recent events in northern rakhine state we cannot look the other way in this situation what happened in burma and is still happening in burma is not ok this council must hold the military accountable for their actions and pressure on santucci to acknowledge these horrific acts are taking place in her country no more excuses about the haley said that th

ambassador nikki haley there saying that while the 30-day cease-fire for syria is great, she says it could have happened sooner, and why are we so late? she puts a lot of blame on russia for delaying the votes many times over, and we will continue the follow the developments after the adoption of a 30-day cease-fire in syria. thank you so much for being with me today in d.c. up next, "vital signs" with dr. sanjay gupta, but this is this week's "turning points." ♪ >> i grew up doing anything that i could get my hands on with music. i had hearing troubles and i was born with deformed yu steustach tubes. i started my freshman year for vocal music education. over a period of nine months i lost my residual hearing. i wanted to become a choir dr director, and that was my only dream. and it died. but my dad, he asked if i would learn a song to sing. i just closed my eyes and i let go, and i opened my eyes and my dad was crying. ♪ so i will try >> i was recently on "america's got talent" and i finished in fourth place. singing without sound is a lot of work. most of it starts with the visual

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ambassador nikki haley said there was quote all vs evidence of recent chlorine attacks by the assad regime about russia's accuse the us of waging a propaganda campaign meanwhile on the ground in syria itself activists say at least sixty people have been killed by government and russian air strikes in both italy province and decent cusa the going fighting has led to a warning from aid agencies to governments in europe the u.s. and the wider region not to force refugees to go home before the situation is stable here's our diplomatic editor james ways. the attack was brazen and blatant at least eleven people were treated after an airstrike in syria chlorine was probably used this the latest in a series of what seem to have been chemical attacks it led to a war of words in the security council a meeting you were not supposed to see this regular monthly session on the issue is usually held behind closed doors but an angry us ambassador demanded it was made public nikki haley condemned russia for not even agreeing to a press statement on the latest attacks if we can't even take the first step of

ambassador nikki haley said there was quote obvious evidence of recent chlorine gas attacks by the assad regime but russia has accused the u.s. of waging a propaganda campaign that while the debate was taking place at the u.n. in new york on the ground in. syria at least forty nine people were killed by government and russian airstrikes in both italy province and in eastern guta that's according to activists and in another development aid agencies are warning that hundreds of thousands of refugees are at risk of being false oblio returned to their homes despite the continuing violence is a diplomatic editor james bays. the attack was brazen and blatant at least eleven people were treated after an airstrike in syria chlorine was probably used this the latest in a series of what seem to have been chemical attacks it led to a war of words in the security council a meeting you were not supposed to see this regular monthly session on the issue is usually held behind closed doors but an angry us ambassador demanded it was made public nikki haley condemned russia for not even agreeing to a pres

that it had to with take back its decision to move its busy to jerusalem nikki haley later said they're never going to do that but mahmoud abbas of this is what the americans are going to have to do so domestically this is what you would expect mahmoud abbas to say on there was an attempt by him to sort of seize the initiative by calling for this some sort of peace conference by mid twenty eight teen establishment under the u.n. of this conference to discuss issues between israel and the palestinians so he was and attempting there to see the initiative but you know quite a really a strong speech from abbas and also he said to the americans again he wanted to remind them that the he wanted the implementation of the arab peace initiative from eight azad not sad to a point he's making here is that there has been an attempt in some quarters he believes for the israelis to try and make peace with the palestinians first make peace with arab countries first and then deal with the palestinian issue for the palestinians has always been that there must be peace on the arab countries there must be

nikki haley criticize russia for blocking a statement condemning the use of chemical weapons in syria she urged moscow to adopt the security council stance let's go over to our diplomatic editor james space who's been listening into that debate and james nikki haley this thing to spend most of her time criticizing russia rather than actually president assad in syria. yes very much a war of words in the u.n. security council that meeting is continuing as we speak and in fact the russian ambassador salena benzine is speaking to the security council now this was a meeting that you were not supposed to see a regular meeting on chemical weapons in syria that happens at the security council supposed to be what they call here in consultations behind closed doors but the u.s. said no we want this meeting to be public because of these latest allegations of new chemical weapons use the russian ambassador in the last few minutes very angry about that it seems he said for return from his security council colleagues very little truth and mountains of lies referring particularly to the u.s. arm to

this is ambassador haley speaking on december 14. >> behind me is an example of one of these attacks.se are the recovered pieces of a missile fired by houthi militants from yemen into saudi arabia. the missiles intended target was a civilian airport in riyadh through which tens of thousands of passengers travel each day. i repeat, the missile was used to attack an international civilian airport in a g20 country. just imagine if this missile had been launched at dulles airport or jfk or the airports in paris, london, or berlin. that is what we talking about here. that is what iran is actively supporting. amy: weapons experts widely criticized ambassador haley's speech, saying the evidence was inconclusive and fell far short of proving her allegations that iran had violated a u.n. security council resolution. but to our next guest haley's , claims were not only inconclusive, they were also oddly reminiscent of the false claims about weapons of mass destruction the george w. bush administration used to sell the public on the war with iraq. colonel lawrence wilkerson served as chief of st

or haley. phil. it's what everybody's thinking. i don't want people walking on eggshells 'cause he was my friend first, but now i never see him. or haley. i'm only allowed to see my children once a week. i hardly know them. oh, well, clark's head of the math club, and tina's turned into a bit of a slut. thanks for the update. -okay, there they are! -hi! don't y'all look as pretty as a peach pie on a sunday afternoon?

we see the administration, via nikki haley, deliver the pointed speech. this was before republican members of congress at the retreat last night. >> there is no reason to think the russian interference made a difference between who owon and lost, but the fact they did it is outrageous. with all of the talk with russia and the role in our elections, one huge fact has been massively overlooked. that fact is in the last year this administration has been tougher on russia than any american administration since ronald reagan. >> reporter: she is very careful that she is clearly stating that russia did meddle in the u.s. election, but she says there is no reason to think that interference affected the outcome. she says that the administration will continue to be tough on russia until it starts to act like a responsible country. rene and ryan. >> michelle, thank you. >>> a headline that should not get lost in the russia news. the u.s. government runs out of money again in less than a week. speaking of groundhog day. the house plans to vote early next week on ano

south jersey basketball star scored her 1,000-point her name is haley russell.he from burlington county. yesterdays the queen of the cout the wells fargo center. when her team played medfordou d quarter, a free throw on technical foul put her points e. like many great athletes, haley gave the credit to family and of c teammates. >> with all of the hard work, and then pushing me to be i'm here. >> i've never had a player in my 3a ball away from good ball hat. >> and there is more to her story. do you want to hear more? there is good news. russell will be on good day later this headed to her schoolo celebrate with her coming up in the >> your birthdate, could it decide your success in life? why the month born may determine whether you prosper later in life. >>> bu f moment in black history, we remember sydney point ear achievement. in ahe became the first african-american to win an oscar for best picture. were in 90 seconds. >> the line up all set for the bands' front man quest love took to instagram to announce june 2nd date at the peer. he also mentioned this ye

nikki haley. he said that negotiations over what a truce actually involves was going to take some time why was it so difficult to get this resolution passed women. well it depends who you speak to certainly the u.s. position and the u.k. two is that russia wasn't really negotiating it was trying to delay when they had reached agreement on friday at the security council russia proposed that this meeting was adjourned until monday everyone else said no we're coming back on saturday so there is the argument that russia really was trying to delay any way it could and that's why it was keeping the negotiations going until this point that certainly the point that was made by ambassador hailey when she talked about the number of people that probably died in the three days of delay on this resolution when the resolution she says could originally been passed on thursday ambassador burns ear was keen i think to get some points back against the u.s. and it was interesting again that he focused not on where w

in response to the viral video on friday the team offered haley two tickets to the super bowl. >> atst i was like oh my god everyone is going to see this. i'm never going to hear the end of it after i get back to school. now that i got super bowl tickets. >> reporter: they've been scrambling to get to minneapolis. >> we've been long time fans through thick and thin and i think it's a great gesture that they saw that and recognized a true fan with true emotions and did something like that i think it was great. if you haven't seen the whole video it's three minutes that will make you laugh and cry as an eagles fan. >> thank you to everyone that helped spread it and so nice in supporting me along the way. >> reporter: what are their super bowl predictions. >> i'm feeling a 31-27 birds victory. >> i got 27-24 eagles super bowl champs. >> go birds. >> go birdsism williamstown, cleve bryan, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> "eyewitness news" has you covered for all things eagles tonight after "eyewitness news" at 11:00 be sure to stay with us for a special saturday edition of sports zone live fro

. >> the answer is now, yes, haley parks is going to the super bowl, after the philadelphia eagles sawer post wisdom tooth profession of love for the team and the team gave her two tickets to the game. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan caught up with the rutgers student on her way to minneapolis this weekend. >> did i miss the super bowl. >> no, no, no. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: with her eyes wide and mouthful of gauze haley parks from williamstown woke up from wisdom teeth surgery this week terrified that she missed the super bowl as her daughter came out of anesthesia her mom recorded the conversation. >> i want to go so bad. >> reporter: mom's recording revealed true, hilarious nature of haley's love for the eagles. >> i love the eagles. >> okay, i know, i love them too. >> but they are men how can they be your sisters. >> brothers. >> thanks to social media the eagles got the message and in response to the viral video on friday the team offered haley two tickets to the super bowl. >> at first i was like my god, i will never hear the end of this once i get back to school but

, to the us ambassador, nikki haley, to the un, some from france's un representative, saying that ifwas not passed yesterday or today that it really could be curtains, i mean, for the respect of the un, could spell the end of the un itself. it is quite extraordinary. let's be very clear, this week of intense bombardment, which has proceeded finally after this prevarication because of russia, really, that bombing on eastern ghouta, possibly 500 people, over 100 of them children, killed just this week and that is where delay m, this week and that is where delay in, and what is being talked about is simply allowing aid deliveries, medical evacuations, children to see daylight, fred to go in. they understand one of the aid charities, it is not in the newspapers but i had an interview, they have been ready since the 14th of february when they last went in, but of course, they need the ceasefire to be able to go in. they needed day to go in, at least a day to go out. they do not know what conditions they are going to be dealing with. and bombarded by the syrian government forces, backed by

. >> the answer is now, yes, haley parks is going to the super bowl after the philadelphia eagles saw post wisdom tooth profession of love for the team and gave them two tickets to the big game. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan caught up with the rutgers student now on her way to minneapolis this weekend. >> did i miss the super bowl. oh, my god. >> reporter: with her eyes wide and mouthful of gauze haley parks from williamstown woke up from wisdom teeth surgery terrified that she missed the super bowl. as her daughter came out of anesthesia her mom recorded the conversation. mom's recording revealed true, hilarious nature of haley's love for the eagles. >> i love the eagles. >> okay, i do too. >> but they are men how can they be your sisters. >> my brothers. >> reporter: thanks to social media eagles got message in response to the viral video on friday team offered haley two tickets to the super bowl. >> at first i was like my god i will never hear the end of this but now that i have super bowl tickets i'm in the complaining, that is awesome. >> reporter: haley's bringing her d

on our nikki haley the u.s. ambassador to the united nations has manuals government is preventing the u.n. security council from traveling to iraq and state to investigate the situation on the ground that hundreds of thousands of range of muslims have fled the country since a violent crackdown diplomatic editor james bays has more from the u.n. . well strong words from nikki haley at the security council meeting on the situation in myanmar where we also heard from the u.n. high commissioner for refugees and from a senior u.n. political figure who both talked about continuing threats and intimidation to the ringer community in iraq on state they talked about the number of people that have fled since august over six hundred eighty thousand people they say the number now leaving is reduced but still one thousand five hundred in the last month and it's with that backdrop that ambassador haley made these comments unfortunately the security council has so far failed in its responsibility to act in response to the clea

occupation as soon as possible it would have among other things a clear humanitarian effect nikki haley the representative of the united states walked out before the syrian representative could speak under u.n. rules if the resolution pertains to you all countries have the right to address the security council the syrian ambassador to the united nations went on to point out that he said that the thirty day ceasefire should be implemented and not just implemented in eastern guta but also in our friend as well as in the golan heights beam if you've got it i mean this resolution must be implemented in all parts of syria including our friends and including the territories controlled by the united states extremist groups who would use the cease fire to recruit we organize and receive more military equipment and just. who supports you are trying to stop us from defeating terrorism in our own country forces not thousands of kilometers from home fights against other countries we are fighting terrorists in our own land the resolution has been passed down and it looks like there will be a thirty

haley: thank you so much. i appreciate it very much. i am excited to be here. when we heard about the train derailment yesterday, the country took a breath. and they quickly set of prayer. prayer.-- said a many of you did what you do every day, gave service. but at this point you are heroes. i want you to know having been in public service, you do a lot of sacrifices and you give a lot, but it is very appreciated. thank you and god bless you and i'm glad everyone is doing well and we will continue to pray for the families of the injured. i was told there was some sort of issue that made all the senators go away. [laughter] something about the memo. i don't know. [laughter] i was in the house myself in south carolina. i know all about senators. [laughter] [applause] i will just say i'm really glad to be here with a group of house members. [applause] all for the great members of the advisory committee here tonight. we appreciate all you do. i want to thank all members of congress for your service. as a former state legislator i'm very aware of the criticisms you

. >> martha: thank you, haley. >> thank you. >> martha: will be right back. stay with me, mr.arker. when a critical patient is far from the hospital, the hospital must come to the patient. stay with me, mr. parker. the at&t network is helping first responders connect with medical teams in near real time... stay with me, mr. parker. ...saving time when it matters most. stay with me, mrs. parker. that's the power of and. >> it's not enough to simply take actions that make us feel like we are making a difference. we must actually make that difference. >> martha: president trump today vowing to implement change after yesterday's school shooting massacre as the growing number of lawmakers are bringing politics into play. the speak happens nowhere else other than the united states of america. this epidemic of mass slaughter. this scorch of school shooting after school shooting. just because i don't have a quick or easy answer for how to prevent these doesn't mean that we don't have an obligation to try and find one. >> i'd rather pass the legislation then when the election because p

ambassador nikki haley condemned russia remember that there was in the u.n. system in the o.p.c. w. the organization in the hague that deals with chemical weapons a body called the joint investigation mechanism to investigate the use of chemical weapons and to decide who was guilty over its use that found on several occasions the assad government was responsible for using chemical weapons but russia then decided not to renew the mandate of that body that would come up with accountability so for now we have the security council meeting discussing chemical weapons unable to take any action a tall something the u.s. ambassador focused on in her comments to the council. so far russia has delayed the adoption of the statement a simple condemnation of syrian children being suffocated by chlorine gas i hope russia take the appropriate step to adopt this text but if we can't even take the first step of a stab us in accountability for chemical weapons use we have to seriously ask ourselves why we are here again she really wasn't mincing our words what was the russian response very strong res

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nikki haley was my governor.o. >> would you be said to see rod rosenstein go? >> i wouldn't be sad to see him go at all. i don't know rod rosenstein. >> you wouldn't be sad to see him go? >> i'm saying i don't know. i don't know him. you just brought up nikki haley, and my point is i know nikki haley, so i'd be sad personally. i don't know rod rosenstein. if he left tomorrow, life goes on, and we'll continue to make the country great again. but i mean the president has no desire to fire rod rosenstein. >> all right. so the president put out that statement. we played it a little bit earlier talking about the memo. he says it shows a lot of bad things are going on in america. and then this morning he put out a statement that said the top leadership and investigators of the fbi and justice department have politicized the sacred investigative process. who? who are the top leadership at the fbi and justice department he's talking about? >> look, i think we've said this many times, and the president's been very clear.

today haley responded. >> i will decline the advice i was recently given by your top negotiator.ill not shut up rather, i will respectfully speak some hard truths. >> abbas actually left the general assembly before he could hear that message from ambassador haley. >>> a scandal involving recruits will -- the ncaa vacated the title after an appeals panel upheld the program. it's the first time such action has ever been taken against a men's basketball program. the team will also vacate 123 victories and return millions of dollars. an escort alleged by a former louisville cardinals basketball staff hired her and other dancers to have sex with louisville recruits. >>> tmz sports received the information from a cepeda family friend who spoke with the newspaper in his native rico. inside his retired number 30 hangs from the stands there. cepeda's last public appearance was at at&t >> hopefully he'll recover quickly. >>> a bay area biologist who discovered a very colorful species of mushroom. >>> the sky is all aglow in emeryville, we'll have the forecast for more winter weather coming

would have condemned the use of chemical weapons by the syrian government the us ambassador nikki haley says there's obvious evidence of recent chlorine gas attacks by the assad regime i was there as diplomatic editor jane space reports from the u.n. . the attack was brazen and blatant at least eleven people were treated after an airstrike in syria chlorine was probably used this the latest in a series of what seem to have been chemical attacks it led to a war of words in the security council a meeting you were not supposed to see this regular monthly session on the issue is usually held behind closed doors but an angry us ambassador demanded it was made public nikki haley condemned russia for not even agreeing to a press statement on the latest attacks if we can't even take the first step of a stab us in accountability for chemical weapons use we have to seriously ask ourselves why we are here russia which is used its veto to avoid action on this issue was strongly criticized by ambassador hayley and by her french and british colleagues it's some bastard of vaseline a benzema hit back

phil is taking haley to visit his alma mater. loved college.e were hoping some of that enthusiasm rubs off on her. go, bullfrogs! dogs. bulldogs. i feel like you do that on purpose. mnh-mnh. no, it's just-- i say "bull," and i can't remember if it's frogs or dogs. when i talk to my old friends from college, do we croak or do we bark? (telephone rings) i got it. (clears throat) (beep) hello? (grunting) wow. no way! haley, no way! check it out! after a few beers, my buds and i would jump on these lunch trays

haley irwin, scoring in the second. rebecca johnston with a shot.u.s. >> there's a look at rooney. she track hearse and stays on her angle. trying to use some of the traffic in front. no rebounds. you asked what had to be done. it's a little bit of relief. what team believes they're going to win? what team believes they're going to win the gold medal. united states keeps it alive in the team canada zone. one minute in, third period. 2-1, canada. the canada has won the last three games, defeating the u.s. in the gold medal game. canada beat the u.s. by the same score, 2-1, in pyeongchang one week ago. the puck has worked out to kacey bellamy. turnbull comes over for canada. now, haley irwin moves it to fast. now, it is turnbull in the u.s. zone. wide on bellamy. now, natalie spooner out of ohio state university. canada in the midst of a change. up to jacelyne. >> a little stickwork in there. >> the united states keeps it alive. puck deflects to the near boards. canada will move it ahead. clark sends the puck opposite corner. shots are 22-17 in favor

envoy nikki haley. even though he has left the room i will dress the balance of my remarks to him. president must i sit here today offering the outstretched hand of the united states to the palestinian people but i will decline the advice i was recently given by your tough negotiator side erica i will not shut up or nikki haley was reacting to earlier comments from the palestinians chief peace negotiator he told her to be quiet and not criticize the palestinian leadership of palestine chronicle told us he thinks america is now becoming a forward wheel in the peace process the us has lost its top artists have beaten any kind of international mechanism that would attempt to bring peace and reconciliation between at this time and israel they have lost their right to do so when they decided to flee and biased unfair and cruel is really position the us has never been an honest broker mahmoud abbas trying to send a message to the palestinian people that after decades of pursuing this frivolous and futile peace process and nothing has been achieved as a result his message to the palestini

nikki haley the representative of the united states walked out before the syrian representative could speak under u.n. rules if the resolution pertains to you all countries have the right to address the security council the syrian ambassador to the united nations went on to point out that he said that the thirty day ceasefire should be implemented and not just implemented in eastern guta but also in our friend as well as in the golan heights the resolution has been passed and it looks like there will be a thirty day cease fire in eastern good. clashes have broken and in milan police there have stepped in to break up a student protest against the center right at least in with its own team of ration clock for. the on rest started on friday and peace. has spread to other italian cities leake annoyed the main focus of the anger its own rally in milan on saturday as well the country's general election takes place next weekend but we spoke to marco but a professor of politics at the university of milan he doesn't expect tensions that come down any time soon we turn to explain one of the thi

human shield now after the unanimous vote we then heard from various countries we heard from nikki haley of the united states and she said she doesn't believe the syrian government will actually comply with the cease fire all of us on this council must do our part to press the assad regime as hard as we can to comply we are deeply skeptical that the regime will comply but we supported this resolution because we must demand nothing less and nikki haley the representative of the united states walked out before the syrian representative could speak under u.n. rules if the resolution pertains to you all countries have the right to. addressed the security council we also heard from the representative of the russian federation now he addressed the security council and he emphasized that the fight against terrorism is not affected by this resolution that internationally delegated terrorist groups groups like al nasra isis that the fight against them is not restricted by this resolution that fight will continue he also had some concerns about how the fight against terrorism seem to be serving so

haley she said today we're going to see whether russia has a conscience regarding syria just the line there so why is it so crucial to get some kind of resolution to get some kind of agreement because as you mention it to holy once a vote even if it would be obvious that russia voted against it but it does seem that there is a time initial eleven days to come to some kind of agreement well i mean the main reason is if you get this resolution you get a cease fire called for if you don't nationalists are to get a cease fire that's much much harder so that's the next phase but you get a cease fire called on not just in these guta which is clearly the emergency now but across syria that's what this resolution would demand i think it's also the position of the u.s. and some of its allies that it's time to put russia on the spot that russia might actually not veto the resolution as it stands it might just obsessed day and it's better to force russia's hand because if you keep negotiating with russia russia will keep in their view delaying and diluting any resolution and there comes a time w