we do have us ambassador to the united nations, linda thomas greenfield. speaking right now, pops be good idea to listening to her to the future of a scanner. stan, this tax also underscores the you in the role in advancing the human rights of afghan women, children and members of minority groups. this resolution recognizes that you and staff a working in deteriorating security conditions throughout the country. we remain deeply concerned about the safety and security of unanimous national staff. the u. s. must protect them and their families. as the largest single largest donor of humanitarian assistance to afghan stan, the united states is committed to the anonymous coordination function with partners on the ground providing food protection, shelter, and essential health care, water, sanitation, hygiene services, and so much more vital humanitarian aid to afghans over the course of this 6 month extension, we look forward to receiving reports from the secretary general on the situation in afghanistan, particularly for its vulnerable groups. and the un it'

u.n., linda thomas-greenfield. pres. biden: good morning, everyone. and thank you for joining us today. as i said yesterday at the u.n., nothing is more urgent than all of us working together to treat covid-19, and that rural -- and the world will be much better prepared for future pandemics. we have to do both. this summit is about supercharging our efforts in three key areas, vaccinating the world by dramatically ramping up vaccine production, donations, delivery, and administering the vaccine, which is a logistical challenge. addressing the oxygen crisis in many hospitals around the world, making treatment more accessible, and increasing the availability of public health tools like masks and tests. and building back better, so our global health security infrastructure is more resilient than it is today. we have all suffered. the u.s. has lost more than 670,000 of our fellow americans. worldwide, the death toll is about 4.5 million people. 4.5 million people. it is a global tragedy. we are not going to solve this crisis with half measures or middle-

ambassador to the u.n., linda thomas-greenfield. pres. biden: good morning, everyone.nd thank you for joining us today. as i said yesterday at the u.n., nothing is more urgent than all of us working together to treat covid-19, and that rural -- and the world will be much better prepared for future pandemics. we have to do both. this summit is about superchargou

for example, in the last few minutes, the us ambassador at the united nations in new york, linda thomas greenfield, announced that the u. s. will be giving $64000000.00. she said that was brand new money james, we know that the well, the saying that it will evaluate the taliban government by the actions and their policy choices. do you think they've done enough so far to ensure that money will actually continue flowing into the country? well certainly there are some, some countries that are reluctant to get money at this stage because that when the money going into the hands of the taliban. earlier i spoke to the un humanitarian coordinator martin griffiths, who said that they would try and make sure money went directly to those humanitarians on the ground who are delivering services to the african people. he told me about the scale of the problem the level of need enough can it's done. it's always been significant these many years. but for example, we were trying to reach 2 thirds of the population before these events took place. now the shock to the system that withdrawal a certain funding for p

ambassador, linda thomas greenfield. >> translator: we emphasize here the importance of the international community's continued support of afghanistan at this critical stage. >> urging the world to continue dialogue with e taliban. i speak with qatar and its deputy pme minister. plus -- >> the fact that americans are less in the line of f

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before crossing town to meet linda thomas-greenfield, u.s. ambassador to the u.n. global citizens live event on saturday advocating for better vaccine euity around the world. the couple also partnering up with the world health organization to hold a round table on the subject with global leaders, public health officials and more. it's a cause they've championed before. harry telling at an awards ceremony last month -- >> until every community can access the vaccine and until every community is connected to trustworthy information about the vaccine, then we are all at risk. >> reporter: and global citizen live will be held just down the street from where i'm standing at new york's -- new york's central park great lawn. prince harry and meghan will be joined by several big names including jennifer lopez and lizzo to name a few, guys. >> definitely going to be a sight to see. okay, mona, thanks so much. >>> coming up, supermodel linda evangelista claiming a popular cosmetic procedure left her brutally disfigured ending her 30-year career. now she's suing for $50 milli

earlier today, linda thomas greenfield, she made a stop at this mobile testing site right across thetest on the way in. and this is a different general assembly, smaller than usual. each nation is permitted to have a total of four people in the general assembly hall. that includes the speakers, is so it'll be a different environment for all the world leaders who are here this week. now, in the news this week the biden administration easing a series of covid-related travel bans. that's likely to come up. now all foreign nationals can fly into the united states provided they're fully vaccinated. we just got reaction from the british prime minister, boris johnson. here he is. >> we also, as you know, got some good news about u.k. travelers to the, to the united states and double-vaccinated u.k. travelers will be able to go by the end of october. >> reporter: by the end of october. seen as a positive by prime minister johnson. as we move forward on this monday here in new york, the secretary of state, antony blinken, will be arriving later in the day today. he actually has a meeting with

ambassador to the u.n., linda thomas greenfield.

ambassador to the u.n., linda thomas-greenfield.