has played a major part in bringing about what in our day and age is equivalent to an international peace congress it is the firm conviction of the norwegian nobel committee that i can more than anyone else has in the past year given the effort to achieve a world without nuclear weapons a new direction and in new vigor thank you very much. what is your message to the government that has so there you are we just looking at the announcement of this year's nobel peace prize and it has been awarded to the treaty on the protests perhaps it has been it awarded to the international congress to abolish nuclear weapons better known as i can well here to talk about it is about our political correspondent rupert any surprises here oh yes quite a long time and nobody really hot the i can movement the international comparing to abolish nuclear weapons really on the list there were several other organizations on the list that or treaties that. are going into the same direction but it seems to be clear that the nobel committee didn't want to really take sides for instance the iran nuclear deal was also part of t

has played a major part in bringing about what in our day and age is equivalent to an international peace congress. it is the firm conviction of the norwegian nobel committee that i can more than anyone else has in the past year given the effort to achieve a world without nuclear weapons a new direction and in new vigor thank you very much. there you have me. what is your message to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons has been awarded the nobel peace prize for twenty seventeen let's listen in a bit more to the chair of the norwegian nobel committee price is definitely an encouragement to them and it is an encouragement to continue their obligations under the nonproliferation treaty where they already have committed themselves to the goal of a new live free world and then in the process this armament of nuclear weapons we hope that with this year's prize. we can support the great efforts that i can has made in giving new momentum a new vigor to the disarmament debate. madam secretary is the timing the most important reason why you're on the ark this year. in one month yes of cours

here, i think the party congress will continue to stress the development toward a multi-polar world. a generally stable international environment, and the concept of peace and development as what's called the underlying trend of the times. i think we'll see that's been highlighted in past party congress statements. i think we'll see this again or something similar to it, but this statement has always been paired with more negative concerns about the international environment. and those in the past have involved what's been called hedgemannism, which is code word primary for the united states, and power politics, local politics, hot spot issues that keep emerging. imbalances in the world economy, which may be worsening, and then of course, traditional and nontraditional security threats. i think you'll see reference to these kinds of factors as well in the party congress statement. now, there's also been a reference in the past, in the 18th party congress, to something called neointerventionism. that, of course, has been dependency for states to intervene in the internal affairs of other states without having the inpenture of the united nations. this was

close -- what congress will do and the significance of president trump pulling out of -- landmarkble arraigned deal? him of out right after the nobel peace prize is awarded to the internationalampaign for the abolition of nuclear weapons? into congress, let me say one thing. if we take a step back, for the last 37 years, there is really only been one example in which the united states has been able to change in a significant way a court iranian policy. and that has been through these nuclear negotiations. everything else that has been tried from sanctions to pressure just advertised have failed. the only success we have is this nuclear deal. so if the trump administration is concerned about iranian policies in the region, that if it truly wishes to see a change, there is a proven path secondly do that -- which is additional negotiations. free to choose to walk out of this nuclear deal and the pursue a path that has a proven track record of failure, that can only really make sense if you want to see an escalation that could lead to war. if that is not your intent, it is baffling as to why the president would be doing what he is doing right now. when it comes to congress, cong

congress of china's communist party. we will have live coverage from the international peace in washington dc. @9:00 a.m. eastern time. sunday night on afterwards, radio host and contributor child-- charles sykes discusses his book. he's interviewed by tammy ruth, fox news contributor. >> donald trump represented something, he represented what the big middle finger from voters to the establishment, but if you really wanted to deal with some issues you would have gone-- you being the republican electorate would have gone with a marco rubio and they didn't and in terms of communication, yes, he's a master of twitter, but he was crude, rude, a serial liar. he's been getting, erratic, a fraud. >> not that you have an opinion? guest: this was relatively well-known and conservatives who not that long ago used to argue that character matters and the president was a role model have somehow found a way to rationalize the behavior of someone who insults women, mocks the disabled, mocks pows, paid a multimillion dollar fine for defrauding the students who just wanted to get an education. >> watch afterword, sunny night at 9:00 p

and here, i think the party congress will continue to stress the development toward a generally stable international environment, and the concept of peace and development as what's called the underlying trend of the times. i think we'll see that's been highlighted in past party congress statements and i think we'll see this again or something similar to it, but this has always been paired with more negative concerns about the international environment and those in the past have involved what's been called code word primarily for the united states and power politics, local conflicts, hot spot issues that keep emerging, imbalances in the world economy, which may be worsening, and then, of course, traditional and nontraditional security threats. i think you'll see reference to these kinds of factors as well in the party congress statement. now, there's always been a reference in the past in the 18th party congress something called neointerventionism. >> and that's to intervene without having the united nations. and this was prompted really, or at least highlighted in the 18th party congress and came out as a result of events in libya and s

withdrawing from it instead he's asking congress to consider new sanctions on iran by his own terms the iran deal was supposed to contribute to regional and international peace and security and yet while the united states said here is to our commitment under the deal the iranian regime continues to feel conflict terror and turmoil throughout the middle east and beyond it didn't take long for iran's president to hit back at what he called trump's pile of delusional allegations has some rouhani says iran will play by its own terms and charge show them why they are giving and we will continue to cooperate with the international atomic energy agency in the framework of international treaties but if someday our interests are not realized that other parties want to violate their commitments they should be aware that iran will not hesitate a moment and will respond to them and. let's introduce our panel now from washington d.c. ali viruses senior analyst at the international crisis group from tehran will stouffer cautious sherm who's a university professor at the applied sciences university as well as a journalist and political commentator we're also joined in wash

system is not approved in the congress and starts operating before the elections the whole process will become tremendously politicized. the nobel peace prize reaffirmed international support in one the president the place in history that the fate of peace in colombia will depend on what happens next starting with who takes over from sun come election day next me i listen to them you just see the water. you're watching out as they are the top stories now the united nations has strongly criticized a saudi led military coalition for killing and injuring almost seven hundred children in yemen and attacking dozens of schools and hospitals last year. iraqi forces say they've recapture the town of how we lost wrong hold in the north of the country the iraqi military say some fighting is still going on though to the north and east of the town where i sill is surrounded. in the last half hour the u.s. president has been speaking about the iran nuclear deal during a meeting with military leaders at the white house we must not allow iran to attain to obtain nuclear weapons the iranian regime supports terrorism and exports violence bloodshed and chaos across the middle east t

congress and starts operating the for the elections. the whole process of becoming tremendously politicize. the nobel peace prize reaffirmed international through quarter in one the president a place in history that the fate of peace in colombia will depend on what happens next starting with who takes over from the sun come election day next to me from the gate the aisle just you have a look there and the british author. has been awarded the nobel prize for literature as your guru was born in japan and is best known for his books the remains of the day and never let me go he received prize money for just over a million dollars and he collects the award in december a campaign to force out the president of togo is intensifying as thousands of protesters turned out in the capital loamy. demonstrators are calling for an end to the fifty year rule of the family they want to see a return of the nine hundred ninety two constitution that allowed two presidential terms. the japanese government's revealed why carmaker misandrous been forced to recall one point two million cars the transport ministry found unauthorized technicians were certifying

them could congress situation and google as they could reach eventually a break in the deadlock and bring peace to see it. that's the way the week's news panned out here from out international i'm kevin zero in thanks for watching this bullet. manufacture consent to public wealth. when the plus is protect themselves. be the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. if you take an economics course you're taught that markets are based on informed consumers making rational judgments suppose you turn on the television set and take a look at the ads i'm going to they trying to create informed consumers making rational choices the country they're trying to create uninformed consumers who will act irrationally in the so huge industry one of the biggest industries in the country. it's. like a.

international food assistance programs. reforms emergency food security program with authorized last congress and food for peace program. thank you for being here and i know you can summarize your comments at about five minutes and any written material without objection we enter into the record and if you would begin we would appreciate it and thank you for being here and thank you for your service to our country. microphone. >> sorry about that. thank you. members of the committee, thank you for the invitation to speak with you today about how to increase the cost effectiveness and agility for the food for peace program. we are grateful for your support as committee members know we face unprecedented levels of global food insecurity echoing some of the comments of the echoing state-- opening statements. in conflict zones of south sudan, somalia, nigeria and yemen alone more than 20 people aren't risk of severe hunger or starvation. the us has provided humanitarian assistance hoping to contain deadly diseases like cholera-- cholera, but it represents only a small part of the global food insecurity. global hunger increas

peace ait, matthew nims. he manages both our international food assistance programs, reformed emergency food program we authorize last congress, and the reform authorized in the farm bill. thank you for being here. we understand you can summarize your comments in about five minutes. any information you have will be entered into the record. thank you for being here and thank you for your service to our country. >> thank you. chairman corker, ranking members of the committee, thank you for the invitation to speak with you today about how to increase the cost effectiveness and agility of the food for peace program. we are grateful for your support to humanitarian efforts at this critical moment in history. as the committee members know, we are facing unprecedented levels of global food security tackling some of the comments on the opening statement of ranking member cardin. in conflict zones of south sudan, somalia and yemen alone, more than 20 million people are at-risk of hunger or se starvation. the u.s. has provided assistance helping to stem nutrition and contain deadly disease like cholera. these countries present only a s

congress of china's communist party begins later this month. earlier this month, the carnegie endowment for international peace hosted a discussion on awhat direction the chinese government is taking its foreign policy. this is about three hours.what government is taking its foreign policy. this is about three hours. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to the carnegie endowment. my name is doug paul. i think i know just about everyone in the room one way or another, so i'll keep the introductions short.

peace core, because we carry guns. >> willie, a lit little on the back and forth with congress the pentagon first informed congress on tuesday october 4th at 3:47 the first flashing from french international didn't come until 5:50 on that day the pentagon, their pledge and cooperation with congress. they want to make sure congress is being on board, obviously not enough. >> a little more clarity, i want to ask you about the latest version of president trump's travel ban that may play some role in the deadly events that took place in niger. let's go through the connection, ever since the new travel ban was announced in late september, there has been one glaring question, why is chad key american partner on that list in one foreign policy expert said i'm scratching my head about this decision, i'm not going to make sense of this one, now the council on foreign relations says chad has withdrawn hundreds of troops from niger who were fighting terrorism possibly due to the company added to president trump's travel ban. so why must there be a travel ban against a key allie? according to a.p., it's all due to an ad administrative issue. chad did not have the kind of paper to provide a repeat pas