jonah: the united nations security council is held an emergency session on the violence in gaza. one special coordinator for the middle east peace process says the truce is far from stable. >> i want to make counsel aware of the following. the cease-fire is fragile. any presumption will only have devastating consequences for palestinians and israelis, and make any lyrical progress on key issues -- any political progress on key issues elusive. ultimately, the underlying drivers of these previous escalations remain. these cycles of violence will only sees when we achieve -- cease when we achieve political resolution of the conflict that brings an end to the conflict and the realization of a two state solution on the basis of the 67 lines in line with u.n. previous agreements. >> we need protection. our civilians are entitled to protection. our children deserve protection. he was five years old, and i am sure that all of you have seen the picture. innocent angel. do you know how hard it is to speak in the past tense of those who are yet to experience life? allah was five years old a

the united nations security council has held an emergency session on the violence in garza, the un special coordinator for the middle east peace process says the truce is far from stable. i want to make the council aware of the following the ceasefire. is frederick, any resumption or facilities will only have devastating consequences for post evenings and his railways and make any political progress on key issues elusive. ultimately, the underlying drivers of these at previous escalations remain the site and so violence will only sees which heave a political resolution of the conflict that brings an end to the occupation and the realization of a 2 state solution. on the basis of the 67 lines in line with you and resolution international law and previous agreements, we need the protection. our civilians are entitled to protection. our children deserve protection. a la carte, doom was a 5 years old. and i am sure that all of you have seen her picture. innocent angel. do you know how hard it is to speak in the past tense of those who are yet to experience life? allah, doom was 5 years old. an

when you come to the united nations security council has been told a garza was on the brink of humanitarian collapse. when a cease fire took effect late on sunday. the you ends, middle east, envoy said israel conducted almost a 150 air strikes against the territory, and that is la mixture. had mel militants launched over a 1000 rockets at israel, israel and bassett, or to the u. m. has defended its military operation in garza de la air done accused of palestinian islamic jihad group of firing on civilians and called on the un to make the militants accountable or residents on both the palestinian and israeli sides of the divide. welcome to let obey. now still it is, but they're aware, it's a fragile piece. for the 1st time in days, dawn broke in peace across garza. vital supplies, a once again flowing into the enclave, allowing it so power plant to restart. 2 days after it run out of fuel. 3 days of intense fighting, left faulty fall, palestinians including 15 children, dead. israel has studied launch the attack as a direct response to a threat from palestinian islamic jihad militants. but p

there are addressing the united nations security council. ah, which is discussion discussing the situation in ukraine 6 months after the ah, russian invasion of ukraine began, sparking this war. ah, he said, that's as the death told in ukraine rises, the amount of humanitarian assistance required in ukraine has skyrocketed that to this is a senseless war. and one which has revealed vulnerabilities across the world, especially in the 3rd world. and he has renewed his coal for support, a 3rd world countries to deal with the impacts of this conflict. i believe now and we are going to cross over to kristen salumi our kristin so tussle that more about water the you and 6 general had say well the secretary general paid tribute to the thousands of civilians who've been killed as a result of this conflict. now and it's 6 months, but i think what stands out from his remarks as you touched on is the impact that this conflict as having world wide in terms of a, it's polarizing impact on the countries of the united nations. as we see in the security coun

industry for creating the threat of a nuclear disaster. rosie yet at the still while the united nations security council has been tell the gazda was on the brink of humanitarian collapse when a cease fire took effect late on sunday. the winds, middle east envoy said israel conducted almost a $150.00 airstrikes against the territory, and that is lamp. she had militants launched over a 1000 rockets at israel residence on both the palestinian and israeli sides of the divide of welcome the break in hostilities. but they're aware, it's a fragile piece. for the 1st time in days, dawn broke in piece across garza vital supplies. a once again flowing into the enclave, allowing its so power plant to restart 2 days after it run out of fuel. 3 days of intense fighting, left faulty fall, palestinians including 15 children, dead. israel has studied launch the attack as a direct response to a threat from palestinian islamic jihad militants. but prime minister yellow pete said his country had no interest in abroad. a conflict. ishall does he feel throughout your operation? special efforts were made to prevent harm to c

when you can do, the united nations security council is holding an emergency meeting on garza as a cease fire between israel and palestinian militants. appears to be holding israel's ambassador to the un has defended its military operation in gaza. get out air done, accused the palestinian islamic jihad group of firing on civilians and cold on the un to make the militants accountable. residents on both the palestinian and israeli sides of the divide, welcomed the lead up in hostilities, but they're aware it's a fragile piece. for the 1st time in days, dawn broke in piece across garza vital supplies. a once again flowing into the enclave, allowing its so power plant to restart 2 days after it ran out of fuel. 3 days of intense fighting, left faulty fault, palestinians, including 15 children dead. israel has studied launch the attack as a direct response to a threat from palestinian islamic jihad militants. but prime minister yella pete said his country had no interest in abroad. a conflict is, shall this be sealed throughout your operation? special efforts were made to prevent harm to civ

james: as a meeting of the united nations security council -- >> the importance -- >> for internationalers -- inspectors to be let in. moscow did not agree to it. fears of europe's biggest nuclear power plant continue. >> the russian military have been intimidating staff, kidnapping, and blackmail. i am concerned about the psychological state of the technicians. they are making important decisions while managing a nuclear reactor. james: this area has seen more intense fighting in recent weeks. there is still very little movement, suggesting the zaporizhzhia plant will continue to slip from ukraine's control. james waterhouse, bbc news, kyiv. laura: for more on the situation at the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant and the progress of the war in ukraine, i spoke to the ukrainian mp and former head of the service. britain's defense ministry has said this morning that russia's airfield in crimea was significantly degraded by those blasts on tuesday. how is it ukraine or its allies were able to strike so deep into russian held territory? >> we officially don't confirm that it is directly ukrainia

at a meeting of the united nations security council, a repeat... ortance... ..for international inspectors to be let in. there are also calls for russian troops to leave, which moscow did not agree to. and so, fears over europe's biggest nuclear power plant continue. translation: the russian military has been intimidating staff, - kidnapping and blackmailing. i'm concerned about the psychological state of the technicians. the workers are making very important decisions while managing a nuclear reactor. this area has seen more intense fighting in recent weeks. there's still, though, very little movement, suggesting the zaporizhzhia plant will continue to slip from ukraine's control. james waterhouse, bbc news, in kyiv. here, a drought has been declared across many parts of england, amidst the driest summer for fifty years. a weather warning for extreme heat is in place for parts of central and southern england and wales until midnight on sunday — with temperatures as high as 36 degrees expected over the weekend. our correspondent helena wilkinson rep

the united nations security councils held a meeting of those nuclear fears. this map shows the areas of ukraine that are currently controlled by russia, and it's separate us allies can see those and read the russians control the zachary's your plant. it is one of 4 nuclear power facilities in operation in ukraine. ukraine says it's ready for a possible evacuation in the event of a nuclear catastrophe. i mean, but he said about last week maybe maybe getting action g o, but i will say he will not stop me. get these need reactions. we are calling because we are such a large group, lead barely serious because caisson salamis at the united nations. with more on that security council meeting, the head of the international atomic energy agency told the security council that the only way for him to assess the damages to this operation, nuclear plant and insurance security is to allow his team access to it, to look at it to see it for himself, he stressed that his role is to provide technical, not political assistance and said that he'd been in contact with both ukrain

in northern ukraine and coming up, i'll show you what a cleanup rate looks. life ah, the united nations security council has held an emergency session on the violence in gaza. a sci fi deal between israel and the palestinian group. islam jihad is still holding on. it was established by egyptian negotiators on sunday, but you on special coordinator for the middle east peace process says the truce is far from stable. i want to make a council aware of the following. the ceasefire is fragile. any assumption of facilities will only have devastating cost, quite useful post evenings and he's rarely and make any political progress or the key issues elusive. ultimately, the underlying drivers of this, as previous escalations remain these items. so violence will only seize what which he, the political resolution of the conflict that brings and to the occupation and the realization of a 2 state solution. on the basis of the 67 lines in line with us solution, international law and previous agreements, kristen salumi has more from the united nations. the sci fi was welcomed by the us special coordinator for middle e

president zelenskyy addressed the united nations security council. despite efforts by russia to block his appearance. albania, which called today's session, reminded the council that ukraine is under foreign invasion. boris johnson made a surprise visit to attend ukrainian independence day events today. president zelenskyy said -- awarded him an order of liberty and describe johnson as a friend of ukraine. president zelenskyy denied ukraine's involvement in the killing of the daughter of an ultranationalist supporter of vladimir putin. zelenskyy says the car bomb that killed her in moscow was not ukraine's fault. polls have closed and counting is underway in angola in the most closely can pet -- contested election since its transition to a democratic state. they are picking a new parliament and president. the governing party, the mpla, has been in power for nearly 50 years. for the first time it faces competition. poverty, inflation and color -- corruption are the main campaign issues. our correspondent is in the angola capital. he sent us this. >> an

i welcome this opportunity to inform the united nations security council about the extremely serious situation facing one of the world's biggest nuclear power plants. now located in the middle of an act of war zone and accident at this plant could threaten public health and the environment both in ukraine and neighboring countries, as well as further away. while these upper oscar nuclear plant is located on the territory of ukraine, but right now that territory is under the control of the russians. and throughout, as russia has been well maintaining those territories that power and maintaining that power plant. that facility came under 2 consecutive attacks on the 5th and the 7th of august and russia has been saying it's very concerning because the power plant is huge and the full out could be absolutely horrendous. it has accused cave and the ukrainian forces of deliberately attacking the plant and key of and in turn has been maintaining the line that russia had been essentially shilling its own position, spinning the blame on to moscow. now, of course, russia has vehemently denied

a lot of mr. lansky has made a virtual address to a meeting of the united nations security council. permanent member russia failed to block the cranium president from appearing current member albania, which called the session reminded the counsel ukraine is at war and under foreign invasion. outgoing british prime minister bars, johnson made a surprise visit to attend ukrainian independence day events. president lensky awarded him the ukrainian order of liberty and described johnson as a friend of ukraine. russia's military is claiming progress in there, his son and don, yet screens of ukraine. it claims it has destroyed ukraine's ammunition and fuel depos. ukraine says it has stabilized the front lines with small troop movements and is entering a new phase with counter attacks. residents, zalinski has denied ukraine's involvement in the killing of daria davina, the daughter of an ultra nationalist ally of russian president vladimir putin. so lensky says the camp on the kill davina in moscow was not ukraine's responsibility . almost half the e. u is under drought warnings and a report from th

the united nations security council is meeting to discuss fighting near the upper region nuclear plant . kristen salumi has more well, the united nations officials say this is all the more reason to let an independent team of investigators from the international atomic agents energy agency into the country to investigate exactly what is happening and the extent of what damage if any, a has happened to the plant, the largest one in europe, both russia and ukraine say that they want the inspectors to come in. but there's been an inability to agree on a time and a place and a route for the inspectors to get into the plant itself. former malaysian prime minister, nat geo browser, is heading to prison laughter. the nation's top court upheld his guilty verdict, and 12 year jail sentence. that jeep was convicted of money laundering and corruption in 2024 and a half $1000000000.00 was stolen from the state investment fund known as one m d b, which he co founded. the court also denied, not jeeps request to delay. his sentence is continued to deny any wrong doing us official say iran has dropped

well and let's remember how china itself became a member of the united nations security council instead of taiwan. let's say yes, in what seems like the 57th year, the director of the institute of world politics was with us. thank you, mr. yevgeny. we wish you a nice day. olezhe, congratulations, i also sincerely congratulate you, let's start with germany, they want to start pumping russian gas there through the blocked nord stream-2 gas pipeline, well, so that people do not freeze in winter, this is the official wording, and so that industry does not suffer serious losses in this is how germany explains its decision, but our minister of foreign affairs, kuleba, says that it is like a drug addict. he says, well, i will inject myself one more time, and then i will definitely not be the same with the germans with gas. and how do you comment? well, you already know that in reality it's funny. and we heard repeated statements from germany's top management that after february 24, you can forget about nord stream 2. however , see what the nuance is. what you have is that today the price of ga

so happening now, the united nations security council is holding an emergency meeting on garza as a ceasefire between israel and palestine. the militants appears to be holding is rose ambassador has defended its military operation in garza, these are like pictures from inside the un chambers. he was aired on as accused the palestinian islamic jihad group of firing on civilians and of using bill as human shields. more than 40 for gardens died, hundreds were wounded with you in israeli strikes. these really ambassador to the un is blaming the mill. what's in today? security council debate, if the council truly wishes to improve the situation in gaza, there must be one outcome and one outcome only to condemn the islamic jihad for its double war crimes. while placing the full accountability, full accountability for the murder of innocent palestinians on the shoulders of this radical terror group. if anything else comes out of this meeting, it will be a profound mistake. well, that is in new york. me, my wife and garza is beginning to get back to normal residence on both the palestinian and israel

at a meeting of the united nations security council, a repeat... onal inspectors to be let in. there are also calls for russian troops to leave, which moscow did not agree to. and so, fears over europe's biggest nuclear power plant continue. translation: the russian military has been intimidating staff, - kidnapping and blackmailing. i am concerned about the psychological state of the technicians. the workers are making very important decisions while managing a nuclear reactor. this area has seen more intense fighting in recent weeks. there's still, though, very little movement, suggesting the zaporizhzhia plant will continue to slip from ukraine's control. james waterhouse, bbc news, in kyiv. donald trump has said he won't oppose the release of the warrant that led the fbi to search his house in florida. the former us president claimed the search was unnecessary and politically motivated. unsealing the warrant would make the reason for the search available to the public. the family of the american actress anne heche, who was badly injured in a car

connected to russia's war on ukraine. ukrainian president zalinski today addressed the united nations security council. and that despite efforts by russia to block his appearance, albania, which called today's session, reminded the counsel that ukraine is at war and under foreign invasion. are going a british prime minister boars. johnson made a surprise visit to attend ukrainian independence day events to day president zalinski, awarded him ukraine's order of liberty and described johnson as a friend of ukraine. and president zalinski has denied ukraine's involvement in the killing of doria davina, the daughter of ultra nationalist supporter of russian president vladimir putin. zalinski says that the car bomb that killed digging in moscow was not ukraine's fault. ah, poles enclosed amberg county is now underway. in angola is most closely contested election since its transition to a multi party democratic state. and government are picking a new parliament and a new president, the governing party. the m. p. a lay has been in power for nearly 50 years. for the 1st time, it's facing serious competition.

now that is a statement made by rushers envoy to the united nations security council meeting on tuesday in new york discussing the deteriorating situation of the plant which has been attacked in recent days. russia is representative reiterated that moscow does not use a facility for any military purposes. most union? well, i think a solution to start today. we again heard the old broken record. russia is to blame for everything. the real background of the events around this approach in a nuclear power plant is shamelessly hushed up obvious facts or hinder denied. all this is done with one single purpose to whitewash their key of commanders, no matter what they do. they have carte blanche for the most unreasonable actions in the knowledge that they can be justified by their patron. in any case, contrary to the false claims of the key of regime and his curators, russia does not deploy heavy weapons on the territory of the nuclear power plant and does not use the station for military purposes. the russian representative, madame z, a spoke before the un security council and pointed out that

the united nations security council has held the missing over those nuclear fears. the head of the care washed, oak said shells of land with the plants, external electrical power source. the ramifications could be dire. we will wear perhaps these meeting and the sleepy base base to get back to the suppression they can get in the rain. i be rapidly to the bay alarm on august, the settings resolving in logins, several explosions within a site offered their followers be particular, i mean, but he said about last week that he needs action g o, but i will say he won't even stop me. get these maybe the reactions, the recordings we are such a large group, lead, barely serious causes rushes ambassador blamed ukraine for the recent attacks and urged us to ignore what he described as ukrainian propaganda. we're going to conversate with what these propaganda attracts, are being seized upon by the wisdom press. all of this is being done, contrary to common sense because the nuclear power plant is controlled by russian on forces. elementary logic would suggest that our soldiers

them being mod. incorruption is kind of malcolm web life on the road. malcolm bank in the united nations security council is held in emergency session on the violence and gaza. a truce broke by egypt between israel and the palestinian islamic jihad group is still holding the un special coordinator for the middle east . peace process says the situation is far from stable. i want to make counsel aware of the following. the ceasefire is fragile and the resumption facilities will only have devastating cost when use for post evenings that he's reading and make any political progress or the key issues elusive. ultimately, the underlying drivers of this, as previous escalations remain these items so violence will only seize when which he, the political resolution of the conflict that brings and to the occupation and the realization of a 2 state solution. on the basis of the 67 lines in line with us solution international law and previous agreements out there, as christian salumi has more now from the united nations. the ceasefire was welcomed by the un special coordinator for middle east peace towards venice la

to self defense is not being heard when, when russia requested a special meeting of the united nations security council. as a permanent member, security council, in nothing that had never happened before, you should be cancelled simply rule that there will be no session in russia will not be all right, tom, a 1000 german attorney. i know professor in south africa many, thanks for your time. we really appreciate your insight. thank you. now the ruling coalition of senegal, the president, has law states absolute majority in parliament, but still finished 1st by a narrow margin in this week election as, according to provisional results, the time that the ruling parties comp last majority and will now have 2 lines support from other forces in parliament in order to pass the legislation of presidents coalition has $182.00 seats of the national assemblies total of $100.00 . 65, while the opposition claimed 80 for president saul who has been accused by the opposition of wanting to break the to turn louis and run for president again in 2024. the disappointing legislative results could cover any such ambitions

here, top stories on al jazeera, the united nations security council has held an emergency session on the violence in garza, a c, y deal between israel and the palestinian group. islam jihad is still holding after it was established by egyptian negotiators on sunday, the un special coordinator for the middle east. peace process though, says the truth is far from stable. i want to make counsel aware of the fully the ceasefire. is frederick any resumption over cities? we know the devastating consequences for post evenings and these rabies and make any political progress on key issues. elusive. ultimately, the underlying drivers of these, as previous escalations remain these items. so violence will only sees when he, the political resolution of the conflict that brings and to the occupation and the realization of a 2 state solution. on the basis of the 67 lines in line with us solution international law, and previous agreements, kristen salome has more from the united nations. the cease fire was welcomed by the un special coordinator for middle east peace toward vener salons. he pointed

the united nations security council needs to empower a special commission. and to start using a nuclear diplomacy and by channel diplomacy within that is very complex issue. when they 1st get there, you spoke about that in doing a full inspection. what exactly is it that i'll be looking for? sorry, would you please repeat your question when they do their inspection? what is it that they will be looking for? oh, don't go to be looking for. they're trying to interview or did nuclear product operators that are primarily dis, hewley ukrainian operators that they have been under to rest of their fatigue. under threats from russia, malcolm buyers, they try to understand what is going on at the nuclear plant. they try to see the physical aspect of the nuclear plant, if there are russian troops and military equipment which has been installed over there. because it has been said that, that russia is using distiller brand. as in nuclear, she'd like a human shoot for attacking nuclear for attacking ukrainian territories from. these are all these in spirit there is tryi

the united nations security council has held an emergency session on the violence in garza, the u. n. c. special coordinator for the middle east peace process says the truce is far from stable. i want to make counsel aware of the following. the ceasefire. is frederick, any resumption or facilities will only have devastating consequences for post evenings at his rabies and make any political progress on key issues, elusive. ultimately, the underlying drivers of this as previous escalations remain these i can so violence will only sees went with chiva political resolution of the conflict that brings an end to the occupation and the realization of a 2 state solution. on the basis of the 67 lines in line with you and resolution international law and previous agreements, we need the protection. our civilians are entitled to protection our children deserve protection. ela could do was a 5 years old. and i am sure that all of you have seen her picture. innocent angel. do you know how hard it is to speak in the past tense of those who are yet to experience life? allah cut! doom was 5 years

speaking of the united nations security council, russia said the attacks on the plan of consequences that will be felt far further than ukraine orders. we repeatedly warned western colleagues that if they didn't talk some sense in the case, then protect the most monstrous and irrational step, the consequences which will reverberate far beyond the borders of ukraine. and unfortunately, that is what is now happening, but it's still now. thank you. and he has criminal attack on nuclear infrastructure pushing the world to the brink of nuclear catastrophe. comparable in scale with tenable. well, earlier ukraine said it's ready for a possible evacuation whilst accusing russia of nuclear terrorism government. he could still speak to for years. no one never thought that europe could be under the threat of a new disaster on a nuclear power station. not because someone reaches the safety protocol, but because a certain country would use the station as a means of terror. this is what russia's doing now. as an influential taliban cleric known for his fiery speeches against isis, has been killed

and more live coverage of the united nations security council tomorrow morning as members meet to discuss latest developments in russia's invasion of ukraine. the united nations secretary general will provide an update on his recent visit to the region. watch live coverage starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. you can watch on our free mobile video app, c-span now. >> over the past few months, the january 6 committee has conducted a series of hearings revealing the findings from its investigation. all week, watch c-span as we look back at the hearings, featuring previously undisclosed evidence, depositions, and witness testimony of the attack on the u.s. capitol. tonight at eight :00 p.m. eastern, cassidy hutchinson, for former senior aide to mark meadows appears before the committee and shares her experiences in the days leading up to and during the attack, including president trump's altercation with secret service members in the presidential limousine. watch tonight on c-span or anytime on demand at c-span.org. >> there are a lot of places to get political information, but only at

each other of firing at the zappa region nuclear power plant, prompting a meeting of the united nations security counciluesday at the request of moscow reaffirmed that united nations as in ukraine, the logistics and security capacities to support the mission of the international atomic energy agency from kiev to separate cia. ukrainian intelligence reports russian shelling of ash pits at the plant kicking up radioactive dust clouds causing elevated radio haitian levels and stoking fears of a nuclear disaster. we are worried like sitting on a powder keg. meanwhile ukrainian president vladimir zelensky remains defiant in his efforts to regain control of the karimi in peninsula, which was annexed by russia in 2014. the whole world needs to win in the fight against russian aggression to overcome terror and return predictability and security to our region in europe, therefore, it is necessary to free crimea from the occupation where aggression began there it will end president zelensky fears moscow is going to amp up its assault on ukraine on independence day wednesday. also concerned about heightened attack

take place, despite a call from the international community, and most recently, from the united nations security council. for burma's government to ensure its referendum is free, fair, and inclusive. in response to the regime's continued repression, president bush has instructed the u.s. treasury department to freeze assets of a burmese state owned companies that are held in u. s. banks. this adds to actions last year to expand u.s. sanctions against ramos regime, and to tighten sanctions against its top leaders. we think that european union, canada, and australia for joining the united states in imposing similar restrictions. we appeal to china, india, and burma's fellow asean members to use their influence to encourage a democratic transition. burma's ruling generals have had their chance to implement the good government they promised to their people. if it proceeds under current conditions, the constitutional referendum they had planned should not be seen as a step toward freedom, but rather as a confirmation of the unacceptable status quo. thank you all very much for giving me a chance to speak. i a

it is i will, i'll just see down keep the united nations security council is meeting to discuss fighting the eliza parisha nuclear power plant. ukraine of russia have accused each other of shelling around europe's largest nuclear facility. kristen salumi has more from new york. while the united nations officials say this is all the more reason to let an independent team of investigators from the international atomic agents energy agency into the country to investigate exactly what is happening in the extent of what damage if any, a has happened to the plant the largest one in europe, both russia and ukraine, say that they want the inspectors to come in. but there's been an inability to agree on a time and a place and a route for the inspectors to get into the plant itself. former malaysian prime minister, nancy browser, his heading to prison after the nation's talk caught up held his guilty verdict and 12 he had jail sentence. not cheap, was convicted of money laundering and corruption and 2024 and a half $1000000000.00 was stolen from the state investment funds known as one m d b, which

the united nations security council has held an emergency session on the violence in gaza. a truce broken by egypt between israel and the palestinian islamic jihad group is still holding the un special coordinator for the middle east peace. both it says the situation though is far from stable. i want to make counsel aware of the foley. the ceasefire is fragile. eli resumption over cities will only have devastating consequences for palestinians and israelis and make any political progress on key issues, elusive. ultimately, the underlying drivers of these as previous escalations remain the site and so violence will only sees with chiva political resolution of the conflict that brings an end to the occupation and the realization of a 2 state solution. on the basis of the $67.00 lines in line with you and resolution international law and previous agreements, russia says it's ready to facilitate a visit from monitors, from the international atomic energy agency to toward the zappa regional power plant in ukraine. both keys and moscow have blamed each other for shelling the faci

here in new york, the united nations security council met wednesday to dcuss the war in ukraine on theonth anniversary of russia's invasion. un secretary-general antonio guterres urged an end to what he called russia's "senseless war." >> during these devastating periods, thousands of civilians have been killed and injured, including hundreds of children. countless others have lost their family members, friends, and loved ones. all of this is in violation of international rights law and humanitarian law committed with little to no accountability. millions of ukrainians have lost their homes and worldly possessions becoming internally displaced or refugees. amy: in russia, police arrested a prominent opposition leader wednesday on charges of "discrediting" the russian army. yevgeny roizman, the 59-year-old former mayor of russia's fourth-largest city, faces three years in prison under a new censorship law signed by president vladimir putin in march. roizman said wednesday his arrest came after he refused to describe russia's war in ukraine as a "special military operation" and instead p

now the united nations security council has been meeting to discuss fighting the others up parisha nuclear power plant. kristen salumi join us alive from united nations in new york on this. and kristin russia accuses ukraine of shelling the plant and ukraine blames russia . what's the un, the international community thing? well, the united nations has called on both sides to refrain from any military activity in the vicinity of the plant and to withdraw troops from the area. they say that the tension and the competing narratives is exactly why the united nations in international monitors need to get in there, or they're calling for access for a team of investigators from the international atomic energy agency to get in. and russia and ukraine both say they want that as well. russia says they've been on board for a visit from the i. e a to the site since june. ukraine says that i just earlier today, their foreign minister was in touch with the i. e a. this is the ukranian ambassador, speaking at the meeting earlier, saying that things are progressing and logistics are being worked out. and

at a meeting of the united nations security council, a repeat... also calls for russian troops to leave, which moscow did not agree to. and so, fears over europe's biggest nuclear power plant continue. translation: the russian military has been intimidating staff, - kidnapping and blackmailing. i'm concerned about the psychological state of the technicians. the workers are making very important decisions while managing a nuclear reactor. this area has seen more intense fighting in recent weeks. there's still, though, very little movement, suggesting the zaporizhzhia plant will continue to slip from ukraine's control. james waterhouse, bbc news, in kyiv. plans have been announced to create the equivalent of 7,000 more nhs hospital beds and to boost staff numbers, as the health service in england prepares for the pressure it's expected to face this winter. it follows figures yesterday which showed one of the worstjuly performances for a&e departments in england. our health reporter katharine da costa joins me now. what detail do you have? the nhs is a

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ukrainian president zelenskyy is addressing the united nations security council. ukraine and it's the country's independence day. there you see him right there addressing the u.n. earlier, zelenskyy said ukraine was reborn when russia invaded it six months ago. >>> with just 76 days until the november midterms, a brand new book details how the political playing field is not equal for everyone. "electable, why america hasn't put a woman in the white house yet" details the challenges faced by non-male, non-white candidates and the lessons from the 2020 race. joining us now is ali vitali, who spent a lot of time on the road and on the campaign trail before write thing fantastic book, that i'm very much enjoying reading. >> thank you. >> you spoke to julian castro about his presidential run. he said -- >> what are the layers, disadvantages of non-male, non-white candidates face when they seek the highest office in the land? >> reporter: i'm so happy to have this conversation with you, and that you're enjoying the book as you read it. i was struck by those words from se

the united nations security council, its members states sitting down in new york. take you there live. >> do u.n. security council is meeting to discuss the latest developments in the russia ukraine war. the people of ukraine will celebrate ukrainian independence day. this meeting is set to start shortly. live on c-span. [scattered conversation] [scattered conversation] [scattered conversation] [scattered conversation] >> this morning, the un security council is meeting to discuss the russia ukrainian war. this as ukrainian people celebrate ukrainian independence day. this meeting is set to start shortly live on c-span.

spoke and condemned the israeli strikes on gaza. addressing the media, he called on the united nations security council to intervene to protect the palestinian people. we walk, we call on this institution to take more steps than just a verbal denunciations. we call for an end to the double standers and dealing with the question of human rights and international conflicts. we have to correspondence covering the latest developments. john holman, is in the occupied east jerusalem, but 1st let's go to human a. l. a said in garza, you know, i want to get an update on the situation on the ground in a moment. but 1st, what can you tell us about this light? is news that mediation efforts going on? yes, emily, let me start with the mediation efforts. as you mentioned, we just got news from our sources and he's like, you had on also the japan delegation that is here now in because the strip that there is going to there is actually an agreement on to own a ceasefire and a press conference that he's going to be at the, at 5 pm local time is going to be the announcement off, sees fire effect taking effect at 17 g m

of ukraine over this wild horde, the time will come for reform, including security structures in the world uh, and in particular the un security council, the united nationsanization in general, the osce, and other structures, because they are structured in such a way that they do not give the opportunity to make any normal decisions. about one thing about giving the russian tv an opportunity to once pour out its city people on these people hmm not to the people because you can't call them another batch of lies that are perceived by them as absolutely normal how should it be - and this part was a lie, it was to prove that russia is a wonderful country that defends everyone, but the whole damned western world is working against russia, well, actually, this is something that could not be predicted, and before the beginning, by the way, i talked about it in broadcasts of other channels, what to expect any result, except for internal, political , russian, in this case, everything is not proved, and it is so clear that the stated positions were clear from the very beginning, therefore, unfortunately, nothing new. the same hats of libra and the aggressor and th