have we have to fix because of migration talking about immigration just on his own as an example mr rock i don't want to be too argumentative here but when you talk about the international community it's too general of a time because as you know perhaps russia or china wasn't dot and c.z. asked the american or the western lot after it's in iraq or he in libya or in syria so let's be more specific here do you see the western i fully understand your point and i would try to answer the best they can. when they when they talk i don't want to be naive. and i'm not i if i can assure you when we talk about international community of course we are talking about. the count trees that have the power and that many of the causes and this is something that involve a lot of countries so it's up to them to discuss i mean you money have to take care of people and when i call. and when they could too. all of the people we need this is part of my duty is but then at the same time i had to advocate and to call for action so i will calm any initiative that brings to the dialogue or bring to new policies inc

we have to fix that because of migration talking about immigration just on his own as an example mr rock i don't want to be too argumentative here but when you talk about the international community it's too general of a time because as you know perhaps russia or china wasn't dot and c.z. asked the american or the western lot after it's in iraq or he in libya and syria so let's be more specific here do you see the west and i fully understand your point and i would try to answer the best they can. when any talk i don't want to be naive and i'm not that if i can assure you when we talk about the international community of course we are talking about. the count trees that have the power and many of the causes and this is something that a lot of countries so it's up to them to discuss i mean you money have to take care of people and when i call. and when they could too. of the people we need this is part of my my duty is but then at the same time i do advocate and to call for action so i will calm any initiative that brings to the dialogue or being too new policies included the rush through

the chamber sentences mr rock each to life imprisonment a bosnian serb military leader is convicted of crimes against humanity for atrocities committed during the one nine hundred ninety s. . well again my name's peter tell me you're watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters in coming up lebanon's prime minister puts his resignation on hold talks with president in beirut and says he will wait for more dialogue. with the old and in with the new maybe zimbabwe's next president will be sworn in by friday. and also this half hour a rare and dramatic video of the rescue of a north korean soldier who was shot by the scaping across the border. within the last hour the former bosnian serb come on the rock has been sentenced to life in prison for genocide and other crimes during the war in bosnia herzegovina he was convicted of the massacre of more than eight hundred bosnian men and boys obstreperous and the siege of sarajevo in which more than ten thousand people died the seventy four year old was removed from the courtroom shortly before the sentence was handed down after an outburst whe

and some of the human being or tools to avoid what causes so for instance to the human beings well mr rock i fully agree with you my point was that as you consider possible ways of dealing with the current crisis you he should also be aware of the same consequences if you apply the same methods in the future that's that's my only point i think there again there is a pattern of intervention and leaving out the consequences for the people on the ground that this is something that surely has to be remedied and i know that you also have actually a solution for that you are in favor of creating these so-called illegal groups particularly out of libya which you believe would be critical for. closing this rainy and human smuggling hot highway why do you think this idea is so far met with so little enthusiasm from the countries involved look. even more clear and more tough. as a president of the talent of crossing the gauging my government on this just to be very clear because of course i talk about legal rules by they also said that this is a very important good occasion for for the government or

have we have to fix because of migration talking about the migration just on his own as an example mr rock i don't want to be too argumentative here but when you talk about the international community it's too general of a time because as you know perhaps russia or china wasn't dot and c.z. asked about the american or the western lot after it's in iraq or he in libya and syria so let's be more specific here do you see the west and i fully understand your point and i would try to answer the best they can. when i talk i don't want to be naive and i'm not that if i can assure you when we talk about international community of course we are talking about. the count trees that have the power and that many of the causes and this is something that involve a lot of counties so it's up to them to discuss and you money have to take care of people and when i call. and when they could too. all of the people we need this is part of my duty is but then at the same time i had to advocate and to call for action so i will calm any initiative that bring to the dialogue or bring to new policies included the r

offer and solve the human being or to avoid the what causes so for instance to the human beings well mr rock i fully agree with you my point was that as you consider possible ways of dealing with the current crisis you he should also be aware of the same consequences if you apply the same methods in the future that's that's my only point i think there is a pattern of intervention and leaving out the consequences for the people on the ground that this is something that surely has to be remedied and i know that you also have actually a solution for that you are in favor of craig. these so-called illegal groups particularly out of libya which you believe would be critical for closing this rainy and human smuggling highway why do you think this idea is so far matched with so little enthusiasm from the countries involved look. even more clear and more tough gauging or as a president of the talent of crossing the gauging my government on this just to be very clear because of course i talk about legal rules i've also said that this is a very important a good location for the government or for the i

the chamber sentences mr rock. to life imprisonment hailed as a milestone for international justice the bosnian serb commander ratko is convicted of genocide and crimes against humanity. the lebanese prime minister puts his resignation on the homeless thousands turn out to welcome him home. hope and optimism as zimbabweans rushed to welcome the next president. and rare and dramatic video of the rescue of a north korean soldier who was shot while escaping across the border into the south . a military commander branded the butcher of the balkans and the epitome of evil has been sentenced to life in prison ratko madeline latics was found guilty on ten charges including genocide and crimes against humanity during the bosnian war the former military chief was convicted of the massacre of more than eight thousand muslim men and boys it's rubber and the siege of sarajevo in which more than ten thousand people died his lawyer says he'll appeal the chief u.n. prosecutor has hailed the conviction as a milestone for justice b

mr. rock him, aye. mr. smith, aye. miss jenkins, aye. .r. paulson, aye mr. marchant, aye. miss at black, aye. mr. reid, aye. .r. kelly, aye mr. nac, aye. mr. holding, aye. mr. smith, yes. mr. rice, yes. mr. schweikert, aye. this malarkey, aye. mr. cabello, aye. mr. bishop, aye. mr. neil, no. .r. levens, no mr. lewis, no. no mr. doggett, no. mr. johnson, no. mr. larson, no. mr. blumenauer, no here is the kind, no. is the past about, no. no.coley, mr. davis, no. ms. sanchez, hell no. mr. higgins, no. if 20, no. chu, no. chairman brady, aye. >> clerk will call the roll. . 16nos. hr one will be reported to the house of representatives. i asked the staff authorized to make technical informant changes to the bill. members have two days to file with the supplemental edition. to take a moment to thank the members of this committee for their tireless hours of work on the tax cuts and jobs act. i would like to thank the brilliant drafters, the house office who have been working on this bill for months. thanks to the hard-working team and joint committee on taxation, the attorneys, a

mr. murphy: and for rock stars who've have been incredible along the road. sh, emma, charlie, and sam murphy. [cheering and applause] mr. murphy: this is the most dressed up to have been in a while. i have already won the most important titles possible. husband and dad. i thank our entire campaign team. they are as good as it gets. when we began this endeavor, no one literally no was and gave us -- no one literally knew us and gave us a chance. and together we have achieved so much. we could not have asked for a better, smarter, harder-working team. to the thousands of volunteers out there who knocked on doors, made phone calls, registered voters, and help spread our message, we could not of done this without your energy and enthusiasm. from our friends in organized labor -- [cheering and applause] to the high school and college students, from progressive organizations to the thousands who only recently found their political voices after the disappointment last november. from leaders in our faith communities. to those who look to us to find their faith again.

mr. sha pier rocks i will call you mr. matthews tonight. >> please. >> one thing that is so important about this is i think those down ballot races, i spoke to -- >> so you buy this as a leading indicator of what your party can do next november few pick up ten seats or so in the assembly there and the house of delegates in that's a good sign? >> i think it's a good sign. we'll see what happens tonight. i met with most if not all of the challengers, in the last three or four cycles, chris, democrats only contested 45 or so seats. so we see the other 50, 55. we have 88 candidates this time. they are spectacular candidates. and they're going to drive turnout in their districts. >> they're obviously not financial to win 88 seats, when you if et the people to vote. >> when hillary clinton won last year, you have a republican incumbent. they must be your happy hunting ground. you like them. >> we need 17 of them and 17 seats to flip the dell gather. that's a tall order. >> will you get 17? >> i think that's a tall order tonight.

rock. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from new york, ms. clark, for five minutes. ms. clark: i thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to voice my outrage over the administration's unconscionable decision to terminate haiti's temporary protected status designation on july 22, 2019. this decision, which came just will fore thanksgiving, force over 50,000 haitians to return to a country that is still struggling to recover from the devastating effects of the 2010 earthquake. reeling from a cholera epidemic, and food insecurity caused by hurricane matthew that decimated haiti's agricultural sector. although haiti has made extraordinary strides to overcome the impact of the deadly earthquake, the subsequent events, including the cholera epidemic, food insecurity crisis, and hurricane's math you, irma, and maria, it has killed over 10,000 people and hampered the recovery efforts. the devastation of these events should have made the decision to redesignate haiti for 18 m

with the ancient capital the entire city was taken this cave is the nervous shock as site -- eager mr. rockout the debate was no longer have to win but how do we get out? so i think this battle was pivotal and in some ways was a watershed event as a high water mark for trust and respect in the military and that ted offensive was the first in this series of blows with the people that were in charge. westmoreland always refuse to a knowledge the city was taken and insisted there was nothing significant going on. but there were 20 times that many. and as a consequence of that many young americans were killed and. one of the shocking things that i discovered is that small units were repeatedly ordered to attack with that intrenched position. >> and to have so many characters you have to apologize it is the battle that affects so many people in so many different places of time that it becomes a challenge to tell all those stories and if you see the portraits on magazine covers it looks like a portrait with thousands of the actual photographs each of those is a pixel said you step back it looks l

mr. mueller poring every rock. hesitate to read too much into this other than just you bob mueller being though. at the end of this process, he wants to look into everything possible. but gag going forward, the more we peel back, the more we seem to learn in terms of connective tissue and activity that wasn't previously known. we'll see where it goes. >> thanks for being with us. >> thanks, john. >>> the president has no problem fwhaegds on al franken's swaut, so why nothing on the allegations against roy moore? you nervous? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ heritage and innovation have made gillette the #1 shave in america. now get gillette quality at lower prices -- every day. brought to you by 1200 workers in boston -- we're proud of giving you our best. gillette. the best a man can get. it's a like, a dagger?a worm! a tiny sword? bread...breadstick? a matchstick! a lamppost! coin slot! no? uhhh... 10 seconds. a stick! a walking stick! eiffel tower, mount kilimanjaro! (ding) time! sorry, it's a tandem bicycle. what? what?! as long as slo

mr. schaefer. you all are going to perform "roll over beethoven," and chuck berry said, i am going to play "let it rock she said mr. schaefer has "roll oversing beethoven." chuck said, i am going to do "let it rock." so i went down there and there was paul schaefer. and paul schaefer is not only one of the most talented musicians in this country, he is totally underrated. the guy's a genius, just a top-notch musician. not only is he one of the most talented musicians in this country, he is also one of the nicest and most humblest. he had no problem with it whatsoever. i rehearsed the band on "let it rock." he invited me to play with the band for the show. i said, thank you for the invitation. brian: around this time, our regular viewers are probably saying, what in the world are they talking about? we do not normally talk music on the show. there is a lot more to the story than music. i want to go back to -- how did you develop a relationship with chuck berry? you are thinking about humanity and race relations and things like that in this country. daryl: people like chuck berry and buddy holly and elvi

mr. mulvaney forward for this position would be so he can rock the agency from the inside. mr.nly the latest in a long line of trojan horse candidates. selected by the white house to undermine federal agencies from within. >> bret: you see the senate minority leader on what he thinks the choice for white house budget director mick mulvaney now, according to the white house, the acting director of the consumer financial protection bureau. the lady on the left side of the screen, leandra english, start of the day thinking she was still the director, appointed by the outgoing director. she was the deputy. mulvaney came in, essentially delivering doughnuts, saying this is my job and i'm going to that the desk. later held a news conference saying i'm the guy. >> sent out an email this morning purporting to be the active director. you disagree with that? i want to make it clear to folks working here. >> the past practices under the previous director and the previous administration were used more to advance political ambitions and not about protecting american consumers which is what

>> this is the hard rock, scraped his initials and mrs.ith the date, may 27th, '77. >> ronald and nancy very much in love. >> very much in love. one time i assigned an agent to her because i was with him and i forgot to brief him and we road back in but he got off his horse to help mrs. reagan and he literally goes, john, he's doing my job, he gets up from the agent, he pushes him out of the way and says, this is my job and she falls down into his arms and started kissing, i suppose you want to do that too? [laughter] >> incredible. >> the press gave president reagan a hard time throughout his eight years, do you see any similarities with the way the press treats donald trump? >> well, i think they are attacking president trump even more. ronald reagan, it just rolled off his back. i did, i would go out drinking with them and i'd ask him, why do you do stupid answer, i would get an idiot stuff, what you say is what you should hear and sometimes the truth isn't brought out. >> fake news back then also? [laughter] >> yeah, that's right. >> w

mr. mueller pulling over every rock.gain, i hesitate here, john, to read too much into this other than just bob mueller being thorough. at the end of this process, he doesn't want to have to answer any question with, well, you know, we didn't look into that. so he's looking into everything possible. but going forward, i mean, the more we peel back, the more we seem to learn in terms of connective tissue and activity that wasn't previously known. we'll see where it goes. >> general michael hayden, thanks so much for being with us. >> thanks, john. >>> just ahead, the president has no problem weighing in on al franken's sexual misconduct. so why not the allegations against roy moore? run... jump... or swim in for our tempur-pedic black friday savings event. get the limited edition tempur-legacy queen mattress set for the best price ever. or save up to $500 instantly on select tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets. ♪ and with our 90-day trial, your satisfaction is completely guaranteed. tempur-pedic sleep is power. find you

mrs. torres: h.r. 2768 names colorado after charlie fowler and christine boskoff. fowler and boskoff were world had been class rock climbers whose accomplishments left an enduring legacy on the sport. sadly in 2016, the two set out to climb a mountain in a remote part of china near the tibetan border and never returned. this bill and the remaining of the peaks is a fitting tribute and i support its adoption. and with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the lady yields back. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. tipton: mr. speaker, i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 2768. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative -- mr. tipton: mr. speaker, i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of ru

actually allegations about michael flynn the former national security advisor of mr donald trump now they say that results are rock might have relations with michael flynn and michael flynn was allegedly to be brought by the turkish officials to help extraditing for two law to learn who is accused of being orchestrated having orchestrated the failed coup attempt. on karrar see is that you know united states is using reserves are up his as a leverage to push on corrupt politically in corner folly very interesting we'll keep an eye on the case and the trial as it begins in new york later today cinema any sum will thank you very much for that now there are reports of looting and illegal occupation of houses and farms in zimbabwe the military and police have released a joint statement saying those behind the criminal behavior will be held responsible the military seize power almost three weeks ago and it led to the resignation of former president robert mugabe let's speak to our correspondent in zimbabwe under simmons who joins us from harare tell us andrew what are some military and police have been saying. well they

rock. >> i believe so, yeah. and she -- i know that mr. had a couple of offices, but they were all in this general 30 rock vicinity. and she goes there and he proceeds to have sex with her and we know she passed out. it was a situation that she said she felt very ashamed because she didn't tell anybody at the time. because she felt she didn't do enough. and she was very traumatized by this. and we know that she later reported the incident to nbc yesterday. she was one of the two women. she does not want us to use her name. and since then, we know that there has been at least one other person who's come forward to nbc to make an allegation against mr. lauer. >> and russell simmons now stepping down after allegations in a scathing letter to simmons that was published by the hollywood reporter. jenny lumet writes in graphic detail what happened to her in 1991. she says she, quote, did was she was told but her allegations do not suggest the use of force. simmons just released a statement in response to lumet saying in part, quote, while her mem

mrs. obama was making a veiled reference the sexual harassment allegations that rocked hollywood and mediapanies. the claim that the world is dangerous for women. that's an overstatement for women in the united states. she is right to this extent. women do at times protect their men too much and enable their abusive behavior. hillary clinton comes to mind whom michelle obama supported in the last election. was girl power on display when hillary clinton attacked bill's accusers who alleged the same behavior alleged against harvey weinstein? remember the bimbo eruption? it took the obamas and the clintons 5 days to find the word to condemn their friend harvey weinstein in written statements. >> the behavior he engaged can cannot be tolerated. >> laura: took a while. i would be more willing to listen to michelle obama on child rearing if she had not enabled the ultimate enabler, hillary clinton. that's the "angle." to talk about the democrats phoney moral outrage over sexual abuse. we are joined by one bill clinton's accuser and the woman who wrote the book "the war against boys." . christina

mr. obama was not born in the united states. the president is still contending the access hollywood tape that rocked his campaign is fake despite earlier admitting it was him. >> the times now reports the president told a republican senator back in january he wanted to investigate that recording saying, we don't think that voice was my voice. we don't think that was my voice. the revelations drawing concerns from jeff flake. he tells the times quote, you've got to have shared facts. and on so many of these there's evidence that says no. mr. flake tells the times he is about to begin a series of speeches on the senate floor outlining his concerns. >>> i a head, breaking overnight. police have the man they say terrorized the tampa community for weeks killing four people at random. how they tracked him down next, on "early start." my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everythi

mr. trump's threats were different than fire and fury and calling him little rock et man. >>> there is morin send ear reporting going on, raising serious questions about his credibility or even his grasp on reality. the "new york times" reports president trump is once again reviving baseless conspiracy theories like president obama not being born in the u.s. this comes as the president appears to be spinning a new reality, ignoring facts and his own admission on that "access hollywood" tape. the tax bill clearing a major hurdle after the committee passed the measure, paving the way for a full vote on the senate floor this week. are the concessions that are being made to get the bill through benefiting the rich more than the middle class is? that's the big question we'll take on today. we have it all covered. let's begin with cnn's paula newton live in seoul, south korea with our top story. paula? >> reporter: hey there, chris. it wasn't that long ago we thought about north korea being able to hit guam, hawaii, the west coast. they could hit a missile exactly where you're sitting in the u.s.

the chamber sentences mr teach to life imprisonment hailed as a milestone for international justice the bosnian serb commander rock combe adage is convicted of genocide and crimes against humanity. hello again i'm peter watching al jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also ahead the lebanese prime minister puts his resignation on hold as thousands turn out to welcome him home. after the u.n. the u.s. now calls me an mahs military action against the ethnic cleansing. hope and optimism that zimbabweans wait to welcome the next president. a military commander branded the butcher of the balkans and the epitome of evil has been sentenced to life in prison. was found guilty on ten charges ten out of eleven including genocide and crimes against humanity showing the balls in war the former military chief was convicted of the massacre of more than eight thousand muslim men and boys it's represents and the siege of sarajevo in which more than ten thousand people died his lawyer says he will appeal. for having committed these crimes the chamber censuses mr each to life imprisonment. discount through to delivery of

rock the casa.org. there is a link on our website. a about, c abc 7 news. mr. biel is here. wow. >> he was unhappy with the way cleveland had been playing. like the warriors, the cavs are sluggish starting the season. not really into it. lebron james back tonight and relentle this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. >>> the warriors are in denver tomorrow night. the cavs started slowly suffering for motivational issues. we will probably both be in the finals together. who cares about a season in november. lebron james, that's what cares. visiting the wizards and doing a lot of yapping lately. it scores 29,000 points and 32 years, 10 months, and five days. 800 consecutive gaves and at least 10 points. second longest streak in history. we are showing you a montage of lebron scoring inside, outside. a flip in the lane and goes for 57 points. 23 of 34 shooting and two of four on thre

mr. clerk, call items 1 and 22. >> resolution of intention to form project area i mission rock, and infrastructure financing district number 2, establishing the time and date for public hearing and determining other matters in connection therewith. item 2, resolution of intention to issue bonds for project area i of the sfru financing district number 2. >> supervisor kim: i see we have our presenter here up today. >> good morning, madam chair, supervisor and members of the public. my name is rebecca benisini, assistant director of the port, pleased to be here on the first board action or recommendation related to mission rock project, the port has been working on many years. acknowledge many members of the team here, fran weld, jack bare, harry o'brien, and roscoe from the san francisco giants available if there are any questions. a bit of context on the site, lot a and pier 48, comprise the mission rock site. here is a rendering of the project at build-out. very exciting project with a lot of important highlights that i'll just briefly mention to you. the site is intended to build out at about 2.7 million gross squ

mr. doocy throughout the morning. rock jacque jock jacques. brian: when is the last time you saw him.hool in wakefield. i haven't seen tom probably since middle school. brian: fantastic. ainsley: isn't that fun? steve: what other reunion also i be having this day? brian: we won't be talking to todd until after the show show. ainsley: i had a book signing this weekend in kansas city. everybody knew you local news there. steve: yeah i worked in kansas city. ainsley: lots of people had shoutouts from you. rose from springfield, nebraska, her sister cathy waste in line and she said will you please say hey to rose. thank you for watching. brian: hopefully have pictures at the end of the show. ainsley: pull some of those up. brian: 18 minutes before the top of the hour. this federal judge blocking president trump's order to cut funding for sanctuary cities overnight. many of them in california. next guest is running for governor there his message for that judge coming up live. ainsley: not unusual to see a camel in the desert, right? these cops found one roaming around in oregon? steve: wha

mr. paul shaffer! [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, jimmy. how about those cletones. cletones be rocking. good to be with you. >> jimmy: thank you for being here with us, paul. this is how we got letterman on the show. we kidnapped paul and said you'd better show up. also we have music from fifth harmony. and i feel like we're missing somebody. >> guillermo! >> jimmy: yes, where's guillermo? do we know? ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh, okay. now i understand what's going on. yeah, bring him right in. thank you. sometimes he gets a little bit drunk. >> hi, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks, guillermo. what they call a brooklyn burrito. the good news is it didn't mess your hair up at all. >> no, it's perfect. >> jimmy: it looks perfect. say hello to everybody. >> hi, everybody! love brooklyn! >> jimmy: as you know, brooklyn is home to many great cooks and chefs and bakers and artisans of all types. it is also home to the world's biggest maker of fortune cookies. a company called won ton food, they're based in brooklyn. they have a factory in long island city. i happen to love a good fo

. >> rocking tonight, up next, snrv thoyss of participants bundleled up including a 10 k and 5 k run an 5 k walk. santa mrs. claws were at the starting line helping to kick off the race. starting line helping to kick off the race. it supports multiple sclerosis snrv coming up next it's the late show with stephen colbert and our morning team is back tomorrow 4:0 to 7. for chelsey, leasely, i'm ukee washington thanks for being with us this thanksgiving night. good night family and sleep night. good night family and sleep well. both franken and conyers say they have no intention of stepping down but several democrats are urging conyers to at least relinquish

. >> a political pickle for democrats fearless look right now live in little rock arkansas for using president clinton and mrs right now there in the convention center. this is part of a huge party at the convention center. to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the election of president clinton in 1992. listen for a moment. >> we had a surplus and if we continued the policies of the clinton administration, we would have eliminated our national debt. [applause] >> the policy, this comes as some democrats noticing that mr. clinton should have resigned because of his sexual history back then. with the monica lewinsky case. most notably in this chorus, then your democratic junior senator that said there were allegations of even seeing over the past several months, in the public eye that the president should have resigned back then. meanwhile the convention center, do you know where that is? it is nestlc marriott here which used to be the double trait which is to be the excelsior, which was the low self president clinton supposedly has his little well -- i don't know what to call it. but that is continual. you have

a rock and a hard place with comments like that on the first day the prospects for this round of mr demers stories talks can't be good james zero at the u.n. in geneva police in greece have the tainted line people after finding bomb making equipment and detonators in raids in athens men in the woman are being questioned after police searched three separate locations the suspects are sort of links to a left wing turkish on the court. islands deputy prime minister has resigned over a police whistleblower scandal francis fitzgerald had been at the center of a political crisis that could have led to snap elections in ireland during crucial breaks and they go see a shien's means barker reports from dublin. a close call for the irish government after days of tense talks the deputy prime minister francis fitzgerald said that she was resigning for the sake of the country averting the possibility of a snap general election she's been under pressure to step down over her handling of a corruption scandal of the operational arms of the police service when she was justice minister. the main opposition

a rock and a hard place with comments like that on the first day the prospects for this round of mr de mistura can't be good. at the u.n. in geneva u.s. vice president mike pence says president trump is actively considering when and how to move the u.s. embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem pensa made the comments during an event at israel's mission to the united nations now the controversial move is something trump has previously vowed that he would do in june trump signed a waiver to keep the embassy in tel aviv but that's up for renewal early next month zimbabwe's new president has opened a three month amnesty window for the return of stolen public funds emersonian gal was says those individuals and companies that have illegally stashed money abroad have until the end of february to give it back when jaguar was sworn in as president on friday and promised to tackle corruption following the roberts my god is thirty seven year of war. president amisom and i was sitting at the ground running and he seems to be doing that he the poison into the government it's embarrassing will b

rock and the hard place. with comments like that on the first day the prospects for this round of mr stories talks can't be good james zero at the u.n. in geneva malaria infections are increasing around the world according to the world health organization which is asking for more money to fight the mosquito borne disease. has just put out a report which estimates that four hundred forty five thousand people died of malaria last year eighty percent of those were in sub-saharan african countries and india two thousand and sixteen saw about two hundred sixteen million cases of malaria nigeria is the worst affected country followed by the democratic republic of congo the number of infections last year was a million higher than two thousand and fifteen although that's a lot lower than it was five years ago james to vent iran is equal technical director at malaria consortium and he joins us now from london we appreciate your time so this this increase did it surprise you all that it catch you off guard. yes it did catch us off guard although we have noticed an increase for the last three years we thought that the inc

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