the ilo is a technical agency, nonpolitical, technical, and ilo should stand ready to work with governmentsfurther ratify these core conventions related to labor rights. and i think there is -- space for the ilo to work with the chinese authorities, and we are, of course, the ilo is also very aware of the political context in which this issue is being played out, but also, the fundamental mandate of the ilo to be there to work with governments to push for these labor rights. shery: talking about political context, of course, the last time i spoke to you you were the minister of foreign affairs and south korea. let me draw on your expertise on that as well, because of course, we do have the north korea missile issue ongoing right now. we have trilateral talks over the weekend. how do you assess the global response to north korea so far? >> well, i think the latest series of missile launches have been, of course, very worrying, the less one in particular. i think it is only right that the foreign ministers of united states, korea, and japan have gotten together -- to provide a common response

this is on janine burg as the resident expert on this subject at the ilo, who speaks to us through skype. with globalization, you can see where it is and kind of a global labor force. here is the next step is really does the service industry backing break up? we're into kind of very short a 16 tasks. i told you to you workers all over the world to compete for the job. you the jobs and the price of the wages are jared down because it is globally respite, and the technology has, has this to retain. s t s the other. the main advantage. janine berg wrote a report calculating that micro workers earned on average $3.00. $0.31 an hour without any rights and return workers. extreme vulnerability is the key to lucas b walls business model. after months of investigations, we found this video from 2010 that sums up his view of the labor force before the internet. it'll be really difficult to find someone, sit him down for 10 minutes and get them to work for you and then fire them after the 10 minutes. but with technology can actually find them. pay them a tiny amount of money and then get rid of th

ilo come tonight, the city of london and beyond, more on the sanctions imposed -- imposed on the russianns in eastern ukraine. let's focus now on the situation facing those fleeing the separatist held areas in ukraine. our correspondent, caroline davies, reports and russia, not far from the ukraine. >> on friday the women and the elderly that they needed to leave but that the wit -- the men who were able to fight were told they needed to stay and had to sign up to join the fight. in terms of what happens to the women, many of them have been tan on trains from here further out into russia. the west is considering a lot of the evacuation to not necessarily be necessary and are concerned that that is part of the russian strateg the separatist strategy, to create a sense of crisis in eastern ukraine that would then justify russian intervention and many will see this now, given the actions of vladimir putin over the last 24 hours as exactly what russia was intending to do. michelle: more now on the sanctions imposed by western leaders on russia, the u.s., germany, u.k. and e.u. have all broug

alleging russia will attack in the coming days. moscow insist that has no designs on ukraine, while the ilo had a breakdown of the latest wave of hysteria. as a panic around ukraine reaches fever, pitch, the walls being laying back on how it all play out. it's a very different situation and things can go crazy quickly. so crazy and quickly apparently, but people are being told to run while they can. we encourage all american citizens who remain in ukraine to depart immediately. we are in the window when an invasion could begin at any time. should vladimir putin decide to order it. and he might be only 15000 kilometers away from care of all the way over in australia. but even from that blink couldn't, could feel the crazy coming. an invasion could begin at any time during the olympics. any american citizens who remained in ukraine should leave now the media, i've also been, came to cache in on the hysteria. hyper on every juicy detail about the russian invasion that's been imminent for months after all, the escalation just doesn't bring in the pun, toes, but in all the chaos they just can't

and ilo have a serious question for you here.e folks at "seinfeld" have grounds to sue marjorie taylor greene because it sounds very similar to soup nazi. i'm going to say this is plagiarism. she watched "seinfeld."sh she saw the soup nazi and now we've got gasoline pa cho police. >> who knew nancy pelosi was the real soup nazi all along. the whole character had to be designed by her and the gazpacho. that's why they couldn't stop the insurrection. they were in the kitchen making their gazpacho. and what could be more evil than releasing cold soup in the dead of winter? that's just mean. that'sof just mean. somebody wants hot soup this time of year. you know, marjorie taylor greene -- >> i actually think that is a war crime. >> once again, there is no bottom. there's no bottom. they can say anything and their base grabs onto it. and as you well know, the moment there is a gazpacho joke, now you're attacking her and this and that and the other. honestly, i don't know. i tell you, i sit here as a comedian, and you listen to that. y

po he accepted her apology and ilo think we really kind of take the jewish community lead on on this and they seem to see that her apology was authentic and i want to move on if you want to move on , that's a good first step, the next step because cortez can also apologize for calling for the boycott of goya foods when their ceo offered praise for former president trump. he disagrees with you. that'sca allowed in america. that's free thought and opinion and liberty now new photos from the daily show will be goldberg in new york city wearing a jacket. the word innocent on the back. i'm sure somebody is going to try and read something into somewhere there anyway here with reaction, author of remindsmeok everything me of something comedian adam corolla. you know, whoopi i met her a couple of times. i've met her and by the way, a very nice woman. the times i've met her when you meet her , she's like peace, love, happiness very laissez faire. do you think that what she said she talked about the evil of the holocaust. do you think the comment about it not dealing with race, do you believea

so which with the work around ilo's is there can and should be a role in the city and in the housingool box that serves a certain demographic. so we are not making group housing harder or prohibiting it. this clarification to the group housing update that utilizes data and research on best practices both by planning staff and research graduates at the california model for the arts and to make the definition clear and with the hundreds of pages of research from the past year and a half to inform the strongest models of group housing that encourage shared commune cal stewardship, socialization and activation for permanent residents including the minimum length of stay with the tenants of the other codes. we have been working with planning staff and the city attorney's office in advance of today's hearing to prepare amounts that address further clarifications and you are in receipt of those, colleagues. those are to the section 102 definitions and recommended by the planning commission which, by the way, supports this legislation and i will say it correctly this time, unanimously with m