u. n. body, the i. e. a, to investigate these allegations of dirty bombs. what more can you tell us? that's right. or the foreign minister, the foreign minister dmitri kill ever, has made exactly that invitation to the head of the i am saying that inspectors should come in to try to disprove these claims coming from russia. obviously that in itself is not an easy thing to arrange in the midst of a war, a previous visit to this operation, nuclear power plant took some time to arrange. but what he says is that the i e, urgently needs to send experts to peaceful facilities in ukraine, which russia deceitfully claims to be developing a dirty bomb. adding that we have nothing to hide. now this adds to a raft of denials and counter accusations. indeed, new ukrainian saying that this is the kind of thing russia says ahead of an event that it's planning to do itself. and we've had similar reactions coming from various our western governments, the united kingdom, united states, and french foreign ministers are released a statement late on sunday saying that these were transparently false clai

u. n says it's towards your prevention body has been blocked from assessing prisons and australia. that's a bit multiple reports of course, here and gas and indigenous people over the years. with mosque out to the world. this is our international. i'm rachel blevins, and these are the top stories this our russia has called for a un security council meeting on tuesday to voice it concerns that he had may use a dirty bomb as part of a false flag operation. russia has urged the un chief antonio gutierrez to do everything possible to prevent such a scenario. 2 saying moscow will consider any such action and act of nuclear terrorism. the russian defense ministry has said he have could launch such an attack with help from its western allies, claiming to yet had requested help with nuclear weapons technology from the u. k. meanwhile, rushes foreign minister survey lab rob has dismissed claims by some western states that it was actually moscow planning to use a dirty bomb or little noon for a month. so. so, cuz detailed information indicating the institution that can do this was transmitte

u. n. may not be the most celebrated body right now. but to have deep respect, deep abiding requests for into a new get earth for at least seeing the red stuff rate alpha calling out where we are falling miserably, miserably behind. then what leadership requires right now in terms of, of fighting for the s d, g 's fight fighting for rear rear climate change. not only adaptability financing, but looking at the whole architect and saying that, why should we not be ahead of the co way behind by behind the cove hinora bunny car . thank you so much for joining us. extra. yeah. ah, is the amazon at a tipping point? in brazil under president jeered boston. otto deforestation has intensified significantly specifically in indigenous areas increasing by more than 138 percent during his 1st 3 years in office. in recent years, we've also seen a traumatic uptake in mining agribusiness and land grabs while indigenous rights have been undermined. but deforestation, and its impact on communities is more than a moral quandary. what happens in the amazon

u. n. laska has further accused the west of giving instructions to the body to note the white. hi, sir, said that iran is quote, directly engaging on the ground and crimea. u. s. national security council spokesperson, john kirby has claimed that iran is providing at drones and training russian troops on how to use them. rushes foreign ministry, denounce the allegations as groundless parties. ilia katrinka has the story iranian drones being used by russia in ukraine, or even iranian, come me kazi droves, for quite a while already to iran has been under fire by western countries for holding russia up with unmanned systems. although both iran and moscow have denied being involved in this kind of corporation, but like you've heard the western allegations don't, and they're now to ron as being accused of sending personnel to the conflict zone. all of this is becoming a huge concern for kids allies. so much that they're now taking action london has sanctioned a group of iranian military figures as well as a defense contractor washington has threatened to punish anyone who facilitate

u when you change the hormones n someone's body, you change that person. it also meane'you change thas po reproduce, to continue to species if i testosterone is going away. for >> so we looked into this for a documentary for tucker carlson original seriey s, k at the end of men . here's a first look at what wees found. testosterone levels in american men are declining by about 10% per decade, 1% a year.ummete sperm counts have plummeted 50% in the last 40 years. >> if that trend continues, wen won't simply be weaker than our grandfathers. we won't have grandchildren of our own. >> civilizational decline is note inevitable. b >> we don't have to be the spectators of our own defeat. we choose this road not just roa for ourselves, but for our children. tso we have a responsibility to. enter into the arena and make america healthy. need toagain. the m >> we just need the motivationtt . >> the end of men . you're not supposed to care about that, but we fervently dod . >>ay and you should dox news tht wednesday on fox nation. well, we have been worried for well,

u. n. well, there was a resolution before the un general assembly. that's the body that contained all member states of the united nation. the resolution was urging countries not to recognize the territories that just voted in referendums to join with russia. now at this point, the results are in the past. a 143 countries voted in favor of it. 5 countries, including russia, voted against nicaragua, voted with russia bela roost loaded with russia. north korea voted with russia as did the syrian era republic. and in addition to that, there were 35 countries, including china and india, and a number of african countries that made the decision to abstain and not vote on this resolution. now, at this point, the results are in and before the voting we heard from the russian representative and then via took the floor and pointed out that these referendums, it was almost a 100 percent vote to join with russia. the people in these regions have spoken and made it abundantly clear that they do want to be part of the russian federation. they don't want to be part of ukraine. the

u. n. international assistance special this comes after the u. s. suggested the deployment of an international security force to haiti un secretary general antonio gutierrez, has appealed for an international intervention. the international body has approved joint us mexican resolution to sanction anyone who threatens p security or stability and haiti. but the organization has yet to vote on the countries across for troops. the request has been met with concerned by many in the country who take into consideration the long history of previous us interventions. political analyst, alexandra, bruno, things that the risk of failure for the u. s. and haiti is high. i think that one of the reasons they might be shying away from encouraging the intervention of military intervention in haiti right now might have something to do with the 1st coming congressional elections on november, the 8th, i don't think the american public is up to supporting another international adventure after what, after ukraine and another situation in haiti, particularly against largely we would involve new parents, intervention against a largely black population would produce optics. that domestically would not work very well. the risk of failure is too high

guide their souls back to that bodies with al jazeera life in london will slide for you on the program. or we look more closely aspired in crisis. in haiti, the head of the u. n. is urging the security council to accept the government's request for an international armed force and full and criminal hopes, damning assessment of the treatment of migrants. ah hello, there was got down under an flood. warnings remained for parts of eastern australia after days of heavy rain, caused rivers to flood in new south wales. sydney is so under some evacuation or does it had it's wet us yet since reco it's began. the good news is that the rain has cleared to further east this lingering around coastal areas of queensland. it's y for the next 2 days in sidney, but the rain is never very far away. scattered showers by wednesday. we'll also see some scattered showers for per the temperatures down slightly as wet and windy weather sweeps its way further east across the bite, but it will dry up and there'll be some recovery in the temperature here. as we move to new zealand, the south island certainly seen temperatures on the rise after some very cold days just a few weeks ago.

body. but for some reason, the focus shifted to india in a joint press conference, the german foreign minister re topic kashmir issue and said that it should be discussed in the u. n. yes, germany also has the role and responsibility with regard to the situation of kashmir. therefore, we support intensively the engagement of the united nation to find peaceful solutions in the regions in gas, blount, germany for us on warranted wise on the self acquired drawer on the matter. what explain such summons from germany. exploits point out that this could have to do with india's position of neutrality on the russia, ukraine conflict, and that till many of the west, and are using these pressure tactics against india. this. and also the recent u. s. advisory to with citizens to practice increased caution when jumping to india, noodle, crime and terrorism. the timing of all these developments now being questioned by foreign policy experts will, despite washington's efforts to push india to condemn russia over the conflict in ukraine, new delhi continues to maintain a neutral position and in fact has expanded economic ties with moscow. we spoke to global strategy, l s. k, p n

n- is an astl for kinney coun all bodies course we haut t lookt what ig.nd take a one ofdeputies young l childr itedhalf of e de last uy to decoms to take care ofer kids. she is vstrong. uldn't wo n ight witt, she is handling it v, well. >> rachel: yeah. >> when you start talking about the deaths. there is two sides to the story. one of which we have got a body out here on the ground that we need to take care of. somewhere whether it's this side of the riff or other side of the river, somebody is missing a family member and sense of closure that never happens. >> rachel: i heard the morgues are just overrun. don't send us any more bodies we don't have enough room in the freezer. let's talk to you, alison, you deal with this every day. you are a mom. >> yes. >> rachel: you have seen illegal migrants keep up on the windows ofy your home kids can't play outside. tell me about it? >> i have actually caught. i was holding my daughter who was an infant at the time. i actually caught an illegal trying to break into our house. after watching him try to pry open the screen door and appropriate rock to bash it with is when i st