premiere of the daughter of mine this is the second film by a very promising italian director now to hootie and this is sort of a biblical story really it's about two women two mothers who are fighting over the daughter one of them is the biological mother one of them is the adoptive mother and everything just sort of gets really shaken up when the biological mother played by the wonderful. comes back onto the scene she's an alcoholic she's unpredictable and this movie is also very unpredictable this is of course the first billion dollars since the meat to movement caught on and i don't think that we should underestimate the power of female voices especially in the competition category nineteen movies and the running for that golden bear all right david that does sound like a very interesting film and what else have you seen. well another movie with a very strong female lead it's called the real estate this is a swedish dark comedy maybe you could call it a comedy it's about a very tough middle aged woman who inherits a very rundown block of apartments and decides she's trying to decide wha

struggled with various issues including attacks food insecurity and high unemployment now hooty rebels took advantage of this political instability and over several years gain control of various provinces. according to the u.n. yemen is on the brink of a famine millions of yemenis are dependent on humanitarian aid and next report follows one doctor trying to ease the plight of children caught up in the conflict a warning this report contains some disturbing images. it's the start of a long and busy day for pediatrician a shrug know how to today she'll be making house calls in the countryside. but first a father is waiting anxiously at the central clinic in what data with his emaciated daughter. shrugs occupation requires her to remain optimistic but she's frustrated during the three years of fighting the number of undernourished children has risen dramatically for her the suffering is unbearable especially when the children are brought to the hospital when it might already be too late. dark crime idea don't cry don't be afraid. doctors hope to save the child's life with an infusion of

is also drafted a resolution condemning iran for violating an arms embargo by providing weapons to hooty rebels russia is proposing an alternative which just focuses on sanctions saudi arabia says three of its soldiers have died in fighting with hooty weapons on its border with yemen and saudi led airstrike is also killed seven yemeni soldiers in a friendly fire incident on their base well this is a yemeni government minister has accused the u.a.e. of trying to fragment the country by creating regional tribal armies in the south. has the story on the lookout for al qaeda these fighters belong to the united arab emirates ship one elite forces they began patrolling the streets of the al macam district in eastern yemen all monday as part of operation decisive storm an initiative by the saudi led coalition which includes the u.a.e. to clear areas considered to be al qaeda strongholds at this media briefing a minister belonging to the internationally recognized government led by president abbott rebbie months or hardy agreed the reach of al qaeda is spreading he also criticized the u.a.e. acc

has also drafted a resolution condemning iran for violating an arms embargo by providing weapons to hooty weapons russia is proposing an alternative which just focuses on sanctions well james is joins us live from the u.n. in new york hi there james so what are they going to be discussing. well the vote was supposed to take place more than an hour ago an hour and fifteen minutes ago in the u.n. security council they perspire ended a moved on to the next item of the agenda they're currently discussing burundi because they can't reach agreement we have disputes in the security council yet again we have two different rival resolutions on the table potentially we were going to have a double veto which is why i think they perspire on the vote and they're going to have more negotiations that should be quite simple which is a resolution to renew the u.n. zapper raters with regard to yemen it's panel of experts that provide the information to the security council and the sanctions those that are sanctioned with regard to yemen to keep that going but what has happened in this renewal is that the u

were responsible for the deaths of sixty eight children from july to september it also blames the hooty rebels for killing eighteen children. and the u.s. defense secretary says the syrian government would be ill advised to go back to violating the chemical weapons convention he gave the warning after a third suspected chlorine attack in duma in fifteen days. american olympic gymnastics dr laurie nasser faces a third sentence in a series of child molestation cases he already faces as long as two hundred years in prison after he pleaded guilty to molesting girls while working as the usa gymnastics national team doctor and the case was interrupted after the father of three of the victims lunged at him in course joe. hendra reports oh dear to me. a father's fury his target the man who sexually abused his three daughters said i would dare you to as part of the sentencing. to grant me five minutes of an allotment this is the money you know that i can't do that that's not how i live the american dollar. to meet. the man he wanted to get his hands on his larry nasser former olympic gymnastics

main calls killing sixty eight children between june and september eighteen deaths were attributed to hooty weapons u.n. found there was a fall in the overall number of incidents involving children but they had a higher fatality rate will saudi arabia and the u.a.e. are trying to end the standoff between government forces and succession is fine says in the eminent port city of aden a southern city was overrun by separatists armed by the way it took control of the side of that government's headquarters on sunday the assault opened up a new front in yemen score preventing much needed aid reaching civilians sadi and amorality envoys have met both sides are urging them to abide by a cease fire and refocus their attentions on fighting the cities in the north. my mother a thousand minds minus in south africa are stuck underground after a storm knocked out power the basics goldmine is near the city of welcome in central free state the mining company says the workers are being supplied with food and water on are not in immediate danger sixty five people have already been rescued tensions are rising

which would have criticized iran for failing to prevent its weapons from falling into the hands of hooty rebels in yemen instead the security council unanimously adopted a russian proposed resolution which did not mention iran. south africa's new president has reappointed a number of ministers who are sacked by the former leader jacob zuma still run a post thirty changes in the reshuffle they include a former finance minister as well as provident gorton a popular figure with investors whose been named as public enterprises minister one of rum opposes rivals in december's a.n.c. leadership election was also given a position on our from malcolm web address how to spot. it's not the overhaul that many ram opposed the supporters or many south africans who were hoping for a clear change of direction and an anti corruption drive would have hoped for many ministers from the previous cabinet who appointed by former president jacob zuma and implicated in many of the corruption scandals that afflicted his government have been reappointed but in different positions the most controversial of those r

russia's dismissed us and un supplied evidence that iran was the one supplying missiles to yemen's hooty rebels russia says it is inconclusive and that it would oppose any bid to put sanctions on tehran russia's ambassador to the un vasoline the bends argued missiles used by the rebels may have been shipped to yemen before an arms embargo was imposed in twenty fifteen. the associated press news agency has released video it says confirms reports of a massacre of range of muslims in may and last month earlier this month the main man military confirmed the killing of ten range of muslims whose bodies were found in a mass grave the a.p. says the video appears to show the bodies of half buried men its investigation suggests more than five mass graves have been found but a massacre took place and good in. the news agency also spoke to villagers who say the death toll could be more like four hundred people may and must govern as previously denied any reports of the massacre scott hide in yangon as the government had anything to say about this video. come on no they haven't and we reached out to

blames the coalition for the deaths of sixty eight children between july and september but it says that hooty fighters also killed children. donald trump's accusing the f.b.i. of being biased in its investigation into his links in russia to russia rather the white house is expected to release a memo about how the f.b.i. or the justice department examine suspected russian interference in the president's election. of a former president of the multi spotted machine is planning to run in elections later this year that's after a court cost convictions against him and several colleagues early a police force with opposition supporters who demanded the immediate release of political prisoners. the united states is taking a tough stance against suspected chemical weapons attacks in syria the trumpet ministration is not ruling out military action to deter syrian government forces after a suspected chlorine gas attack in duma on thursday stephanie deca has more from antakya in southern turkey near the border with syria. eastern water is one of the so-called deescalation zones but it doesn't feel like it

resolution which criticized iran for failing to prevent its weapons from falling into the hands of hooty rebels in yemen instead the security council unanimously adopted a russian proposed resolution which didn't mention iran the us is threatening its own action against iran. south korean prosecutors are pushing for a thirty year prison term for former president park geun hye she was ousted from a post last year of an influence peddling scandal she's standing trial accused of bribery abuse of power and coercion. so africa's new president has reappointed the government ministers sacked by former leader jacob zuma pose announced fishy changes in the cabinet reshuffle among them are two former finance ministers including pravin gordhan a takes over as public enterprises minister zuma as ex-wife and ram oppose his rival in last year's a.n.c. leadership election was also given a position in the company co-founded by disgraced film producer harvey weinstein is filing for bankruptcy after sale talks collapsed the announcement is creating uncertainty of a compensation for dozens of women who acc

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supplied evidence that iran supplied missiles to yemen's hooty rebels russia says it's inconclusive and that it would oppose any bid to slap sanctions on tehran russia's ambassador to the u.n. vasili in the bends you argued missiles used by the rebels may have been shipped to yemen before an arms embargo was imposed in twenty fifteen. thousands of syrians who have claimed refuge in the united states will be allowed to stay for at least another year and a half the trumpet ministrations made that decision to give extended temporary protected status to seven thousand syrians refugees there must have been in the u.s. since august twenty sixth seen meaning any new arrivals will be placed on hold and the kenyan government says three t.v. stations that broadcast the opposition leader rather ridiculous swearing in ceremony on tuesday will stay off air indefinitely dozens of protesters have gathered in the opposition stronghold of consumer to demand the release of an opposition m.p. who was arrested they are angry at the authorities declared the opposition movement a criminal group or dig it has

resolution which would have criticized tehran for failing to prevent weapons from falling into the hands of hooty rebels in yemen instead the security council unanimously adopted a russian proposed resolution which did not mention iran. three nobel peace prize winners are calling on fellow laureate aung san suu kyi to condemn violence against the range of minority warning me and months later that she risks prosecution for genocide the group is visiting range of refugees in camps in bangladesh almost seven hundred thousand fled since the start of a military crackdown in me in last six months ago south africa's new president has reappointed several ministers sacked by former leader jacob zuma civil run oppose thirty changes in the government reshuffle the new additions include two former finance ministers many students in northeastern nigeria say that too frightened to go back to the school where armed men abducted one hundred ten girls last week nigeria's government admitted for the first time on monday that the girls had been kidnapped the party of germany's chancellor angela merkel has approved

david chaytor al jazeera geneva saudi arabia says three of its soldiers have died in fighting with hooty rebels on its border with yemen a saudi there strike has killed seven yemeni soldiers in a friendly fire incident it comes as yemeni government ministers accused the u.a.e. of trying to fragment the country by creating tribal armies victoria they can be reports. on the lookout for al qaeda these fighters belong to the united arab emirates ship one elite forces they began patrolling the streets of the al mccann district in eastern yemen all monday as part of operation decisive storm an initiative by the saudi led coalition which includes the u.a.e. to clear areas considered to be al qaeda strongholds at this media briefing a minister belonging to the internationally recognized government led by president abbott rebbie months all heidi agreed the reach of al qaida is spreading he also criticized the u.a.e. accusing it of trying to fragment yemen by creating what he called separate regional and tribal armies. the situation is very bad in old liberated areas particularly those in the sout

david, i's now been, what, over a week since the florida school .hooti emotions are still running highat do you make, at this point, of the reaction from our political leadership and, frankly, of the students who have been so outspoken? >> so, to me, the question is what kind of pressure leads to change? we've seen from the students much more pressure from the country than any previous shootings. ill the boiling bit of rage and outrage and passion, will that bowl legislators over and lead to some sort of change? it could be, we're just in uncharted territory.i main skeptical. since sandy hook, more than twoh dozen state passed gun legislation and, in almost every single case, it's been to make access easier and not harder. why is tt? because imposing restrictions is super popular, 70% support soe kind of restriction. that's because most legislators are held by republicans, and the second reason is the issue is not about guns, it's become a problems yanld a culturear, and a lot of people on the gun side feels it's not about the guns, it's the elitists want to crush our culture so they p

pounded a rebel held port and west in yemen displacing thousands already in need of aid dozens of hooty fighters have reportedly been killed by the saudi led coalition attacks on her data and the as time reports. one of the saudi led air strikes spared little here who data is the strategically important port city in western yemen saudi warplanes have repeatedly targeted surrounding neighborhood since thursday reportedly killing dozens of who the fighters and civilians before the start of the civil war nearly three years ago today the port handled around seventy percent of yemen's imports including critically needed food and humanitarian supplies since then it's become one of the most complex front lines controlled by who the rebels it is either being bombed or blockaded by the saudi coalition but in recent months the us government which backs the saudi led bombing campaign against the iranian backed who these has sent cranes to the data to replace those destroyed in airstrikes all part of efforts to increase the amount of aid into yemen but help is only trickling in while yemenis suffer

killing sixty eight children between june and september with eighteen killed in incidents attributed to hooty rebels u.n. find there was a fall in the overall number of incidents involving children but with a higher fatality rate well saudi arabia and the u.a.e. are trying to end a standoff between government forces and secessionist finds this in the yemeni port city of aden the southern city was overrun by separatists armed by the u.a.e. to control the size of bad governments headquarters on sunday it's opened up a new front in yemen's war preventing much needed aid from reaching civilians saudi and amorality envoys have met with both sides arching them to abide by a cease fire and refocus they were tensions on fighting. in the north. cause us foreign minister has told an audience in washington d.c. washington d.c. that the ongoing blockade of his country is undermining the fight against terrorism while had been abdulrahman our funny was speaking to the american enterprise institute. the illegal to block it started last year again it's thought that it is one of many instruments of seven tell

coalition raids every day some actually targeting schools and homes but it also points the finger at the hooty rebels blaming them for the deaths of eighteen children for wounding twenty nine. on top of all this both sides are accused of recruiting children as child soldiers so let's start with the thoughts of this is very megan she is a protection and advocacy advisor on yemen at the norwegian refugee council told us earlier that the international community must do more just to stop the conflict. this report details children who have been killed in attacks in violence but it doesn't account for the millions of others that are affected by the conflict including thousand that have. hundreds of thousands that have been affected by cholera children that are not able to go to school children that are on the brink of dying of starvation so i'd like to think it'll be taken seriously but it remains to be seen i it is astounding to me that we have a united nations security council that has not commented on yemen in now more than seven months that the scale of suffering in yemen is incomparable that we

blames the coalition for the deaths of sixty eight children between july and september bus it says that hooty faces also killed children. for the president of the maldives mohamed nasheed says that he's going to run in the elections later this year that's after a court quashed convictions against him and several colleagues early a police force with opposition supporters who demanded the immediate release of political prisoners. and donald trump's accusing the f.b.i. of being biased and its investigation into his links with russia the white house is expected to release a memo about how the f.b.i. of the justice department investigated suspected russian interference in the president's election. the u.s. defense department is due to release its nuclear weapons review president trump has repeatedly said that he wants to overhaul the country's aging. but as al-jazeera as patty call him explains that is easier said than done. on friday the u.s. will release its nuclear posture review like most modern presidents donald trump ordered the review when he first took office he tweeted in august that his

saudi arabia says it shot down a ballistic missile fired by hooty rebels in the rebels say it was targetingthe king faisal military base in southern a sea of province saudi forces have stepped up attacks over the past two days carrying out fifty cross border air raids between anti-government protests in jordan over a hike in taxes and an increase in the prices of everyday goods people are burning tires and blocking the streets in the city of us some northwest of the capital are mine position parties are calling for a sit in demonstration in front of the parliament on thursday u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson is in argentina seeking support for tough action against venezuela the u.s. blames venezuelan president nicolas maduro for economic and political crises that have led to violent protests and shortages of food and medicine daniel schwannoma reports from one desirous. washington regards latin america as its backyard that's why secretary of state rex tillerson is here with the u.s. believes it should have an influence but it's a region that often feels neglected by or is in conflict w

isolated the in many political parties are coming together to form one block further isolating the hootie the legitimate government is making progress gradual progress but progress and of the less at the in the battlefield we have put together a massive military support package for your middle with the united arab emirates that's in excess of a billion dollars all the seaports are open all the airports are open we have languages we have here which is said to have been. working with dozens of international done publicly organizations and you will play stations to ensure that the supplies get to the people who need them in the event and i believe that we look forward to working with the new un envoy korean men to see how we can launch a political process based on u.n. security council resolution twenty two sixteen feet you see initiative and the outcomes of the immediate national dialogue we're going to leave that speech there by saudi arabia's foreign minister at best picking at the security conference in munich the iranian revolution he said began the era of sectarianism in our region the

locked in this power struggle between president do it over months or have these governments and the hooty rebel rebels allied with iran or much of twenty fifteen calls a multinational coalition led by saudi arabia intervened and we have had this war ever since well over at the u.n. security council there was a vote on a british draft resolution that would condemn iran for providing missiles and drones to the who the rebels in yemen and we're going to check in with our diplomatic editor james bays on this one for the latest james i mean it is important to remember. things like yemen going on and clearly diplomatic efforts as well because so much of our focus is on syria to these days at the u.n. . and i want to explain in a moment how the two things have become linked in the dynamics of the security council let me first explain what has been going on in the last hour because it is a somewhat confusing picture just over forty minutes ago the u.n. security council was supposed to vote the idea to renew the panel of experts that looks very closely at yemen comes up with all the evidence for t

. >> and you haven't lived until craig melvin haserened you a little hootie and the blowfish. >> youe. that's why it wasn't in the piece. thatln, my feet, literally -- >> burning? >> yeah, burning. >> still? >> it was like a sunburn. >> a couple hours. >> i and cooked it on my lap. >> and it was as disturbing as it sounds. >> that was fun. >> you should take another adventure before we leave. >> i can't believe you wen ice . >> if you get sick, it's not my fault. >> hard with an olympic moment not to be missed. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> welcome back, everybody. and, ladies, of course, we know you're spending valentine's day with us instead of your husbands and your kids so we wanted to give you a little gift up to yow much we love you. >> what are those? >> these are little korean pastries. little hearts. happy valentine's day. >> that is so sweet. >> so pretty. >> this is beautiful. >> well, you hearts. >> craig and i made these in the kiln. >> oh, great. so there's like sweat on them. >> we've got more. >> it's the olympics. we do it big here. so, again, it's really ha

. >> and you haven't lived until craig melvin has serenaded you a little hootie and the blowfish. >>s the issue. that's why it wasn't in the piece. that kiln, my feet, literally -- >> burning? >> yeah, burning. >> still? >> it was like a sunburn. >> a couple hours. >> i came in with a pot roast and cooked it on my lap. >> and it was as disturbing as it sounds. >> that was fun. >> you should take another adventure before we leave. >> i can't believe you went into the ice room after the hot room. >> if you get sick, it's not my fault. >> hard to top but we're back with an olympic moment not to be missed. but first, this is "today" on nbc. at stanford health care, we can now repair complex aortic aneurysms without invasive surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for varicose veins. and if we can precisely treat eye cancer with minimal damage to the rest of the eye, imagine what we can do for glaucoma, even cataracts. if we can use dna to diagnose the rarest of diseases, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. >>> welcome b

. >> ♪ ♪ pete: thank you for the hootie and the blowfish. one of my favorite band growing up.them. griff: and now he's a country music star. pete: many adaptations to life. one thing one day another thing another day. why not? lady in red, rachel campos. griff jenkins live from washington d.c. in new york city rachel: good morning to all of you get your coffee, join us we've got a lot of news today. pete: it's sunday morning. we tell you to stay undressed maybe put on a reason if you want. lay on the couch but don't get out of bed just enjoy the morning with us. be lazy it's sunday. church doesn't start for a few hours there's no more football just kind of be lazy. griff: but do pay attention because we have a fox & friends weekend olympic update for you and that is a political princess from north korea has solved the crisis on the korean peninsula after more than 50 years. rachel: we can really explain that, that political print sense is the words of the american media, the dictators it's not sarcasm it's what they wrote. griff: it is so the media is just absolutely fawning h