united nations after a surge in fighting in recent weeks the un's acting special representative stephanie williams gave this bleak assessment of the situation in libya to security council ambassadors i believe we have reached another turn point in the conflict conflict from what we are witnessing in terms of the massive influx of weaponry the kryten and mercenaries to the 2 sides the only conclusion that we can draw is that this war will intensify and broaden him deepen the devastating consequences for the libyan people as the foreign intervention increases the libyans themselves are getting lost in the mess their voices crowded out we must not let live vs let a went to. she said it was civilians paying the price $58.00 killed and $190.00

from the very strong speech that we heard from stephanie williams she's the acting special representative of the u.n. in libya she gave a grim assessment of the situation she said weapons were flooding into the country foreign involvement was growing mercenaries on both sides and the main victims have been the civilian population of libya she said since the 1st though april there have been $248.00 civilian casualties that's an 89 percent increase on the 1st 3 months of the year and she said the vos majority of those casualties work because of the actions of the forces of the general half she said that any crimes on international law should be brought to justice she also said she was fearful things were going to get much worse as we survey the carnage rot by almost 15 months of unrelenting violence of the year i believe that we have reached another turn point in the conflict conflict. from what we're witnessing in terms of the massive influx of weaponry the crittenden's and mercenaries to the 2 sides the only conclusion that we can draw is that this war will intensify and broaden him. deva

in recent weeks the un's acting special representative stephanie williams gave this bleak assessment of the situation in libya to security council ambassadors i believe we have reached another turn in the conflict conflict from what we are witnessing in terms of the massive influx of weaponry acquittance and mercenaries to the 2 sides the only conclusion that we can draw is that this war will intensify our broaden in. devastating consequences for the libyan people as the foreign intervention increases the libyans themselves are getting lost in the mess their voices crowded out we must not let live the yes oh when. she said it was civilians paying the price $58.00 killed and $190.00 injured since the 1st of april an 89 percent rise in civilian casualties compared with the 1st 3 months of the year she said the vast majority were the result of attacks by general half his forces she said it was regrettable that at the end of april the general had rejected the international peace plan and claimed he alone had a mandate to rule the country libya's ambassador who's loyal to the government o

representative stephanie williams said it she thought it was regrettable the announcement by general half to the end of april that he considers the political agreement that they had been trying to perceive dead and consider that he had a mandate to rule himself she said much more positive was the news coming from the g.m. a and prime minister saraj that he was open now to talks full talks on the situation in libya we're now hearing from the various ambassadors of the countries of 15 countries all of the united nations one remark just heard from the delegates of the u.k. who raise the issue of the wagon a group that's the russian mercenary company that's operating in libya in support of general have to believe to be paid by the united arab emirates where thinking it's likely we're going to hear a response to those comments from the russian ambassador a little later on interesting or james they've ever meant james bays at the u.n. . on to yemen where hundreds of civilians have disappeared during the 5 year war many are said to be taken in for questioning by the saudi u.a.e. coalition a

bates reports after a surge in fighting in recent weeks the un's acting special representative stephanie williams gave this bleak assessment of the situation in libya to security council ambassadors i believe we have reached another turn point in the conflict conflict from what we are witnessing in terms of the massive influx of weaponry the crittenden's and mercenaries to the 2 sides the only conclusion that we can draw is that this war will intensify and broaden him deep devastating consequences for the libyan people as the foreign intervention increases the libyans themselves are getting lost in the mess their voices crowded out we must not let live vs let a went. she said it was civilians paying the price $58.00 killed and $190.00 injured since the 1st of april an 89 percent rise in civilian casualties compared with the 1st 3 months of the year she said the vast majority were the result of attacks by general half his forces she said it was regrettable that at the end of april the general had rejected the international peace plan and claimed he alone had a mandate to rule the country libya's a

united nations after a surge in fighting in recent weeks the un's acting special representative stephanie williams gave this bleak assessment of the situation in libya to security council ambassadors i believe we have reached another turn point in the conflict conflict from what we are witnessing in terms of the massive influx of weaponry the kryten and mercenaries to the 2 sides the only conclusion that we can draw is that this war will intensify and broaden him deepen the devastating consequences for the libyan people as the foreign intervention increases the libyans themselves are getting lost in the mess their voices crowded out we must not let live vs let a went to. she said it was civilians paying the price $58.00 killed and $190.00 injured since the 1st of april an 89 percent rise in civilian casualties compared with the 1st 3 months of the year she said the vast majority were the result of attacks by general half his forces she said it was regrettable that at the end of april the general had rejected the international peace plan and claimed he alone had a mandate to rule the country libya'

they will do it for >> hello everyone, i'm juan williams along with stephanie waters, dana perino, katie had like it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. president trump at a ford motor plant that produces life-saving ventilators in michigan, we are monitoring it and will keep you updated on any news. bringing his pandemic lockdown fight that all-important battleground state michigan, earlier he went off on democratic governors reluctant to rollback restrictions. >> democratic governors i think they think it's good politics to keep it close, but what are they doing? they are hurting themselves, i don't think it is good politics. they are hurting themselves, their hurting their state and it's not good. i think you're going to see pretty much people are being forced, the people want to get out. it will break the country if you don't. >> jesse, the president in a battleground state today, michigan, the last time he went out he went to another battleground state arizona. in arizona it was honeywell plant that makes a mask, today a ford plant that makes ventilators. democrats are say

they will do it for >> hello everyone, i'm juan williams along with stephanie waters, dana perino, katie had like it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. president trump at a ford motor plant that produces life-saving ventilators in michigan, we are monitoring it and will keep you updated on any news. bringing his pandemic lockdown fight that all-important battleground state michigan, earlier he went off on democratic governors reluctant

carmen chu, board of supervisors norman yee, catherine stephanie, sandra lee fewer, and fire chief nicholson, and police chief william scott. so let's give them a big round of applause for showing up today. [applause] >> i also like to recognize women's commissioner sophia and julie from the commission on the status of women. [applause] >> also joining us is president linda calhoun, and lisa of the friends on the commission of the status of women. [applause] >> and i just want to thank my associate director carol for her exceptional support for today's event. we are also joined by many women department heads, raise your hand if you're a woman department head. [cheering and applause] >>, as well as many women leaders serving on our commissions and boards. can we have a wave from our women's commission and board members. [applause] >> so we mark 100 years since the passage of the 19th amendment. it's important to remember that as the sixth state to ratify the 19th amendment, california has played a major role in the suffrage movement. newly uncovered historical sources put together by the neighborhood history project i

at all stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york >>> in georgia tonight a new arrest connected to the death of ahmaud arbery, the unarmed black man shot and killed in february authorities arrested william brian junior he said he filmed the incident involving the father and son that were already arrested in the case. >>> there are late developments after a shooting rampage at a recently reopened mall near phoenix. here is gadi schwartz. >> reporter: at an arizona maul in the first weeks of reopening, horror in the parking lot. police say the masked gunman stopped at a shopping center near phoenix. >> helicopters in the air, heading to the back. >> reporter: the suspect shooting and injuring three people authorities say he confessed. >> he said he went to westgate to target victims. he wanted to gain some respect. he was planning to harm ten victims. >> reporter: prosecutors charge armando hernandez with assault. witnesses that saw the shooting ask why. >> you're a kid, why would you do something like this. >> reporter: it has been three months since america has seen a high profile shooter, the temporary reprieve of the pandemic is now over authorities say this one could have been a lot

>> stephanie ramos, thanks very much. >>> now to attorney general william barr at odds with president trump over president trump's unspecified allegations that former president obama and joe biden are guilty of political crimes he calls obama-gate. the attorney general said he does not expect a criminal investigation of either man and our senior national correspondent terry moran is in washington with the details. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. obama-gate, as you say, has been a rallying cry for the president and his supporters. the unsubstantiated and unspecified crimes that president obama was supposed to have committed according to president trump. the democrats say this is all an effort to distract attention, shift the focus from the president's performance in handling the coronavirus pandemic. and now the attorney general, president trump's hand picked attorney general has made clear at this point the justice department wants none of this. in a surprise move attorney general william barr who has been a staunch trump loyalist has broken ranks with his boss

carmen chu, board of supervisors norman yee, catherine stephanie, sandra lee fewer, and fire chief nicholson, and police chief williamcott. so let's give them a big round of applause for showing up today.