u. n. has imposed 9 rounds of sanctions against north korea and also where its global activities monitored by an international panel of experts. the group consists of 8 members, including former intelligent military and financial experts for their own safety. they work away from the public. hi. only the coordinator, hugh griffith is willing to be con camera. the sanctions have a tremendous impact on one level on north korea. it means that the economy can flourish in the way it would if they were able to sell the largest foreign currency and commodities legitimately. so they can't ship coal legitimately, they can't ship and or legitimately, they can't ship zinc legitimately. foreign currency is very important to any country, no matter how of talking to economy. you need foreign currency to buy the goods that are essential for your population or your elite group. so foreign currency is pretty essential to north korea survival. the question is, what's more important to the north korean leadership,

u. n. has imposed 9 rounds of sanctions against north korea and also where its global activity, the monitored by an international panel of experts. the group consists of 8 members, including former intel, military and financial experts for their own safety. they work away from the public . hi, only the coordinator, hugh griffith is willing to be con camera. the sanctions have a tremendous impact on one level on north korea. it means that the economy comp flourish in the way it would if they were able to sell the largest foreign currency and commodities legitimately. so they can't ship the coal legitimately, they can't ship and or legitimately, they can't ship zinc legitimately. foreign currency is very important to any country, no matter how, of talking to economy. you need foreign currency to buy the goods that are essential for your population for your elite group. so foreign currency is pretty essential to north korea survival. the question is, what's more important to the north korean leade

is trying to punish the science for exposing wrong, doing p o u n has been unless you could see if you know, she just seems like letting me do this, but i feel no more than that in this somebody got it. and then you should listen. community, if you get them, we feel the money out of my one minute. okay. and understand what you even they up with a lot of your union did julian sons encouraged chelsea manning to steal secret documents as the prosecution claims manning was pardoned by obama and is now a free woman. but just before the start of the trial, she's again summon to appear before the grand jury asked if sponge helped her leak secrets. she tells the judge, i'd rather star myself to death than change my position on this case. as a result, she goes to prison again and has to pay heavy fines. but she does not give in fascination of the killing of a righteous journalist, the killing of children. that is a real hom that should be discussed in court. and not with julia on the phone, sitting the dog. but the war criminals conducted the horrendous act. the right to the toggle flew over so

u. n. has become aware of this income for young, young, and just determined to drain the sources. experts estimate that the regime makes up to $1000000000.00 a year this way all by now and wherever money is earn, the kid ends up at office $39.00. he pushes the order to conduct money transactions with absolute authority from one in which a defect is say, the office is directly controlled by kim jones and manages the leadership secret account. what's called the palace economy. where exactly in pyongyang is office 39 located and just how many millions flow into its coffers. ah, when we asked the north korean official, he and his interpreter feign ignorance, which they were. i don't understand the question, but perhaps you know more have you ever heard of floor 39. 39 floor or are we talking about high rises? 05039 is one of the best kept secrets of the kim regime. only north koreans who've escaped or able to talk about it openly. me so i just secret location. we meet him and he used to work for th

u. n. has imposed 9 rounds of sanctions against north korea and also where its global activity monitored by an international panel of experts. the group consists of 8 members, including former intelligence, military and financial experts for their own safety. they work away from the public . hi. only the coordinator, hugh griffith is willing to speak on camera. the sanctions have a tremendous impact on one level on north korea. it means that economy can't flourish in the way it would if they were able to sell the largest foreign currency and commodities legitimately. so they can't ship the coal legitimately, they can't ship iron or legitimately, they can't ship is inc, legitimately foreign currency is very important to any country, no matter how of talking to economy. you need foreign currency to buy the goods that are essential for your population or your elite group. so foreign currency is pretty essential to north korea survival. the question is, what's more important to the north korean lea

u. n. has been urging israel to allow humanitarian aid in, but so far trucks carrying vital supplies have been stranded over the past few hours, more israeli cities have come under fire from hammer sockets. some of them landed in ash dawn, causing some damage. 12 people in israel have been killed in attacks by groups and gaza since the conflicts began last week. rockets also fired from southern lebanon near the city of tier 2 words northern israel saran went off in the lower galilee and crayon regions. people were seen scrambling for cover in haifa. israeli security for sa says it's hitting a number of targets in lebanon with artillery shells. they know how to, how the latest from southern beverage. this is the 3rd incidence of its kind in the past week where rockets are fired, launched from south lebanon toward israel. most of them landed and open spaces or in the sea, and there have been no casualties and no damage. but today it seems a bit different what we understand or what it appears is t

u. n. has urged, greater access to the strip with cross things crucial to the delivery of much needed medical supplies, food and fuel stuff. what else can is there? this is guys, normally what days are they don't go to give the certificate either except for security reasons. nobody understand what the security reasons because normally they don't give explanation. that's why most of the time. 1 governor has been the crossings of god has been closed for several years. this open over the, the discussion of the issue of god. god is consider the biggest, open air prison and the wall. it's controlled by 3 cra thing to control by egypt, by israel, one for personal one for good. on the 3rd one, put blood, but you just most of the time it's close for security reasons. bell arose has been accused the faking a bomb threat to force a passenger jet to the ground in order to season opposition. journalist roman protests of which was on board a commercial flight from greece to the swain. yet when it was a scor

u. n. has condemned the detention of displace people in if you, if you know into gray region, there are also allegations of widespread rights violations, extrajudicial killings and raped by soldiers. and the reason at the u. s. is warranty. and it's era trend ally further action and it's child structured reports all sides being accused of destroying schools. computers smashed equipment stolen, a place of learning, destroyed. this is just one of many schools which according to a report by human rights watch, has been damaged by both government and opposition forces during fighting in the t gray region of northern ethiopia. the organization accuses government troops of using a high school as a military base. part of this is obviously going to be ensuring accountability for the abuses which these communities have seen happen. as i said, there is a real fear of returning to school because forces that have abused and have destroyed the schools often around fighting beginning t gray 6 months ago. tha

u. n. has become aware of this income for young, young, and just determined to drain the sources. experts estimate that the regime makes up to $1000000000.00 a year. this way now and wherever money is earned, it ends up at office 39. you order it, conduct money transactions with absolute authority, from what it was defect to say the office is directly controlled by kim jones and manages the leadership secret account. what's called the palace economy where exactly and shown young it's office 39 located. and just how many millions flow into its coffers. ah, when we asked the north korean official, he and his interpreter feign ignorance. i don't understand the question, but perhaps you know more. have you ever heard of floor 39? 39 floor. are we talking about high rises? oh, office. 39 is one of the best kept secrets of the king regime. only north koreans who've escaped or able to talk about it openly about me. so at your secret location, we meet a man who used to work for the office. he was based

u. n. is one of the instruments off the saudis on the market. and so i get you when you and how about how sides the u. n. has to them both out and i'm talking to you talking to you about what you are doing last month, human rights watch said your forces had shown a shocking disregard for the well being and safety of civilians. the hoof is indiscriminate artillery and rocket attacks towards populated areas in murray put displaced persons and local communities at severe risk. that's how much you care about civilians, isn't it? we care about our civilians. let's him like guys of events. let's not talk to the media. off no, i don't, i get, i don't try to change the picture. the picture should be clear. what you are trying now to say is what they talk about us come to us and we'll show you what they're doing to us. we are not targeting our people. if there are any kind of mistakes, we will be accountable for it as we will do proper things for it. but again, when you say you, you, you, what about the other party? you just shut your on. i can do what i am talking about, what are your fun, simple for i'm talking to

u. n has been working with companies and wealthy nations that have secured millions of doses to donate apoor nations. shipments are expected to begin in the fall. data obtained by kaiser health news, says cvs and walgreens are responsible for the majority of way. said. vaccine doses here in the united states, the cdc says roughly 182,000 doses were wasted as of late march, and of those cvs was responsible for almost half of them. walgreens was responsible for 21% cbs says nearly all of the vaccine waste happened during the early phase of the vaccine roll out when the effort was focused on workers and residents of long term health care facilities. still to come. president biden makes a major change on immigration policy following a blowback from critics also had a look at the damage after a serious of tornadoes sweep through the southern states coming up the state hardest hit. wthe insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich b

we also learned that the u. n's emergency response fund has released more than $18000000.00 for humanitarian efforts industry. however, residents of gaza shopkeepers, business owners, and just private people. they might expect months if not years of efforts in order to rebuild everything that has been destroyed or know. coming back to israel today. jewish visitors are allowed to enter jerusalem's temple mount compound the 1st time and $900.00 days. what's being done to keep tensions in jerusalem from flaring backup? well, we are being told by the israeli police spokesperson that muslims, under the age of 45, are not allowed into the compound today. we also know that the muslims worshippers who are allowed they will have to deposit their ideas with the police before entering the compound. 3 people have been arrested so far in the compound and the walk, which is the authority there's overseeing. the compound is not reporting any major clashes at the moment. now we need to hold for is that this tens. com is going to remain. and intel a v where you are how, how are people feeling? are they confi

a healthy aces in a country with the world's 2nd highest number of coven. 19 this morning, k u n, a kia has more now for many years, and a they decided they would vaccinate 90 percent of the adult population up. they were thinking of 80 percent they'd be able to, they were able to vaccinate more than expected. there were community leaders that were going out and convincing people to get vaccinated. and this is a small town of $45000.00 people that had a high rate of infection because they would commute to neighboring, keep it pretty up to which is the larger city to work. and so they started this, they vaccinated, everybody would, they saw drop in infections in depth after people had gotten the 1st dose. but the real real effect that they noticed was 2 weeks after 90, more than 95 percent of the population had received the 2nd dose. so in this city now, for example, children are back in school. people are feeling safe, they're even small businesses that are moving into the city because they see it as a safer place to invest money in whereas he be, i don't. but if the which is very close to

we also learned that the u. n's emergency response fund has released more than $800000000.00 for humanitarian efforts industry. however, residents of guys, shopkeepers, business owners, and just private people. they might expect months if not years of efforts in order to rebuild everything that has been destroyed or know. coming back to israel today, jewish visitors are allowed to enter jerusalem's temple mount compound for the 1st time and 900 days. what's being done to keep tensions in jerusalem from flaring back up? well, we're being told by the israeli police spokesperson that muslims, under the age of 45 are not allowed into the compound today. we also know that the muslims worshippers who are allowed they will have to deposit their ideas with the police before entering the compound. 3 people have been arrested so far in the compound and the walk, which is the authority there is overseeing. the compound is not reporting any major clashes at the moment. now we need to hope for that this tense. com is going to remain. and intel of the where you are, how, how are people feeling? are they co

we also learned that the u. n's emergency response fund has released more than $18000000.00 for humanitarian efforts industry. however, residents of gaza shopkeepers, business owners, and just private people. they might expect months if not years of efforts in order to rebuild everything that has been destroyed. or i know coming back to israel today, jewish visitors are allowed to enter jerusalem's temple mountain compound for the 1st time and 900 days. what's being done to keep tensions injuries when from flaring back up. well, we are being told by the israeli police spokesperson that muslims, under the age of 45, are not allowed into the compound today. we also know that the muslims worshippers who are allowed they will have to deposit their ideas with the police before entering the compound. 3 people have been arrested so far in the compound and the walk, which is the authority there's overseeing. the compound is not reporting any major clashes at the moment. now what we need to hold for is that this tens. com is going to remain and intel a ve where you are, how, how are people feeling? a

u. n. back to kofax scheme, pakistan has now secured more than $18000000.00 vaccine doses and it's keen to get them out into the population. initially, there was quite a bit of vaccination hesitancy here, but many have seen what happened in india recently, and they're worried. they came to the next wave that's coming. could potentially be the worst yet. but when we watch videos about what's happening in india, people scrambling to oxygen and ventilate, as we get scared, that it could be like this here. so it's important everyone gets vaccinated. does the common and so magic ok, i would say that every pakistani should get the corona vaccine. otherwise we'll have a similar situation as we see in our neighboring country of india, what we need to avoid. what's happening there a little way. kelly says people were very good, they were unsure about the side effects and all. but now there's awareness. people are coming back from a puppy. storm desperately needs to increase its vaccination rate. so thought only about 2 percent of the population has had a shot. infection rates have been declining ov

the iniquity in vaccine that has happened during corporate beated of all for, for the matter investment and promise of giving money and technology to developing countries at u. n. f. triple c. so the past has not been very encouraging. i believe that developing countries will have to do most of the work on their own. i'm not sure how that developed countries will open bus for this as well. so i think we have to be realistic here. there are areas of benefit for india, for example. you know, one of the interesting thing in this report is it shows how cheap is energy axis. if you only have to spend $40000000000.00 a year, one percent of energy sector investment to provide clean energy to $750000000.00 people in africa and asia who do not have access to electricity, clean energy, and massive indoor air pollution benefit and health benefit education benefit that, that, that it will have. so there are areas where i think it is important for developing countries themselves to invest. i don't like the idea of developing countries coming to begging born. that shouldn't be the attitude. there is a global corporation that is required. i think if we have global competitio

and i don't think people will that up with that. iran has told the u. n. g a watchdog. it will extend a monitoring deal with the agency for one month. the 3 months deal agreed and february was set to end this month. iran had till the regulator would no longer have access to data from nuclear facilities. once the agreement had expired and threatened, the ongoing talks in vienna to reinstate the 2015 nuclear deal between tara and the u. s. and several world powers the equipment and the verification and monitoring activities that we agreed will continue ass. now us, they are now for one month, expiring. then on a june 24, 2021. as the bags are correspondent into iran, as that is this actually good news? i mean, is the leadership, the signaling to the people that it needs to talk to? we are prepared to carry on those discussions. yes, definitely. what they're saying to the i a e, a and the western powers is that although they had agreed a 3 month temporary agreement of extended it to allow for those negotiations in vienna to have some source of freight through some sort of

opposition refuses to recognize mohammed, i believe he mohammed as president say his 4 year term has expired. the u. n. g, a v ation body. as lawn g, i'm investigation into the way bella roost diverted. a european passenger jets and the rest of the pro opposition journalist on board a more you states adjoining the blockade of boilers as, as base air france and austrian airlines have canceled flights to moscow because russia failed to approve an alternative route around bella luce. alright, you have state headlines, more news coming up right after al jazeera, well buy from oh i i the the the the me ah, the news me them if i mean, when, how many days for the record, i'm not sure you can just go and my now from a much remains, though. well, it is written in the home i. of course my now i'm sure to stirred what can have been dear, but allow me bond deductible from the off ms. jen, i'm on the down one of the machine. the mom was awful. who not letting me know that when i'm looking to fetch navajo, listen to mom on in a but i say i feel no mommy is one of the and the 3rd to management issue of them in our m

the u. n's environmental programs as the world has met a target set a decade ago to protect against by diversity loss about a 6 of the planets land of fresh water area now lies within protected or conservation areas. however, the report also stressed the need for better recognition of those concern areas. it is a 3rd of the land doesn't have sufficient management and enforcement of the protection . at least 90 people have died after a powerful cycle and hit in the western coast. the indian navies of $37.00 bodies have been found from an oil barge that sank off the coast during cycling. took tie . the search is continuing for workers and crews still missing. dozens of other people have been killed in good you're out after it was. bassett. bind to die the most powerful storm in 2 decades. here is paul metal, with more from new delhi search and rescue operation is still under way off the coast of mom by in the regency to locate at least 3 dozen people who've been missing these people who are on a barge in accommodation. budge that was used by people who worked in the oil rigs over there.

u. n. back to kovak scheme. pakistan has now secured more than $18000000.00 vaccine doses and it's keen to get them out into the population. initially, there was quite a bit of vaccination hesitancy here, but many have seen what happened in india recently. and they're worried. do you come to the next wave that is coming? could potentially be the worst yet, but when we watch videos about what's happening and india people scrambling to oxygen and ventilate, as we get scared, that it could be like this here. so it's important everyone gets vaccinated, does the common and i'm not even familiar with ok. i would say that every pakistani should get the corona vaccine. otherwise we'll have a similar situation as we see in our neighboring country of india. we need to avoid what's happening there. the little way kelly says people were very scared. they were unsure about the side effects and all. but now there's awareness. people are coming to get back from a to get a puppy. stone desperately needs to increase fascination rate. so thought only about 2 percent of the population has had a shot. incepti

u. n. is one of the instruments off the saudis, on the market, is that the u. n. so you and how about how sides the u. s. has them both, so don't i'm talking to you and i'm talking to you about what you are doing last month. human rights watch said your forces had shown a shocking disregard for the well being and safety of civilians. the who is indiscriminate artillery and rocket attacks towards populated areas in murray put displaced persons and local communities at severe risk. that's how much you care about civilians, isn't it? we care about our civilians. let's him. like out of events, let's not talk to the media off. now don't i get? i don't try to to change the picture. a bit should be clear. what you are trying now to say is what they talk about us come to us and we'll show you what they're doing to us. we are not targeting our people. if there are any kind of mistakes, we will be accountable for it as we will do proper things for it. but again, when you say you, you you, what about the other party? you just shut your on. i can do what i'm talking to you about what you always fun to before. i'm talkin

u u.s. drawdownwn bega. a taliban n spokesman n has dend any ininvolvement.ok place in a predominantly shia m muslim part o of the cit, which has been targeted by isis in the past. tonight, the u.s. embassy here in kabul expressed condolences to students and families saying, in part, "this unforgivable attack on children is an assault on afghanistan's future that cannot stand." adriana. >> diaz: charlie d'agata in kabul, thank you, and stay safe. tensions are high in jerusalem tonight, and security is tight, after violent confrontations between israelis and palestinians in the city. cbs' imtiaz tyib reports more than 200 people were injured. >> reporter: israeli forces and palestinian protesters in a bitter confrontation at one of islam's holiest sites. police fire, round after round of rubber-coated steel bullets and stun grenades at palestininians who thrhrow back rocks and bottles. this moment most outraged palestinians. inside the al-aqsa mosque, worshipers are tear gassed while offering evening prayers on the last friday of the holy month of ramadan. hun

u. n. you and others with us are. butler has both in paris. well, after more than a day of furious responses and condemnation from the leaders, they have agreed at the summit in brussels to impose a number of punitive measures on better if there will be economic sanctions for some individuals and better and some companies. they also looking at banning better received national carrier from e u airport and also or transit links with that they are looking at freezing billions of dollars of investment money in better worth the u commission. have a civil delay in saying that unless better us take the pulse to democracy and allow freedom of speech that money simply will not see. the like to say, we also heard earlier from the you a council to show michelle calling the actions of salarous a scandal. he said that i could put the lives of europeans at risk. that will also be an investigation by the use of foreign policy. all means exactly what happened and why is happen to the court. all you leaders united in calling for remind us of h to be released l

u. n. g watchdogs, who allow international inspections of it specific has expired. the countries parliamentary speaker has reportedly said inspectors may lump no longer access images of nuclear sites. now it's happened as efforts are underway between here on the us and several world powers to reinstate the 2050 nuclear deal. iran's already enriching and stockpiling uranium at levels far beyond those allowed, under that agreement. saudi arabia is being accused of continuing its crack done on descent, despite the release of some activists earlier this year. human rights watch says several aid workers and activists were given stiff prison sentences in recent months for criticizing government policy groups. so some were subjected to torture . in order to extract force confessions versus in peru are preparing to choose between 2 presidential candidates with opposing visions. for the future, chemical for the mores campaign is filling the airwaves much more than her opponent petro castillo. but despite that, she could lose the election. marianna sanchez reports now from li

u. n. is one of the instruments off the saudis on the market is very un. so you and how about how sides the u. s. has them both out and i'm talking to you, i'm talking to you about what you are doing last month. human rights watch said, your forces had shown a shocking disregard for the well being and safety of civilians for who is indiscriminate artillery and rocket attacks towards populated areas in murray put displaced persons and local communities at severe risk. that's how much you care about civilians, isn't it? we care about our civilians. let's go off events. let's not talk to the media off. no, i don't, i get i don't try to, to change the picture. the bit should be clear. what you are trying now to say is what they talk about does come to us, and we'll show you what they're doing to us. we are not targeting people. if there are any kinds of mistakes, we will be accountable for it as we will do proper things for it. but again, what do you say you, you, you, what about the other party? you just shut your on. i can say all the way i'm talking to you about what you're responsible for. i'm talkin

n a produces, which have interest and patients name those. but i would say the strings attached to the public money. but for example, germany has also invested in biotech, for example, all the u. s. that invested nearly 1000000000 dollars in more durn or for the r n d . and the spec seems they were not enough strings attached to the 15th. we want to see the effect of conditions for affordability access, and also tech transfer attached to these to these fundings. because also in the case of separately, the sandy mentioned just now they were not strong enough. conditioned as additions attached to that separate could actually say that needs to be a tech transfer now from the different entities that actually receive their funding . so we would once in the future that this would be kept in mind. we're obviously talking about exceptional circumstances here, but let me check in with you if these peyton's wavered. would it not be setting a dangerous president for, for how all of this works in the development of life saving drugs and drugs in general? well, i think that is a really complicated loan, somewhat ideological debate about boss and elizabeth. and i might take different sites

this draft tax has been supported by about 20 states, including 20 member states of the u. n. a human rights council. they will be a vote on it a bit later about 4 o'clock geneva time. it is coming out of geneva, of course there where the council is based. thank you. natasha butler in paris. let's wrap things up with james base diplomatic editor who was listening earlier to . well, it was michelle postulate to start with mr. i just last name on my paper, michael link. it was as well, the special repertoire and palestine. they had some very strong woods, very strong words indeed. now how is this going to play out on the ground here? for israelis they do not believe the human rights counsel is incredible organization and in fact we just heard these right in boston in geneva, moore. rev show ha, talk about how massive.

this draft tax has been supported by about 20 states, including 20 member states of u. n. a human rights council. they will be a vote on it a bit later about 4 o'clock geneva time. it is coming out of geneva, of course there where the council is based. thank you. natasha butler in paris. let's wrap things up with james bass diplomatic editor who was listening earlier to . well, it was michelle postulate to start with mr. i've just lost the name on my paper, michael link. it was as well, the special repertoire and palestine. they had some very strong woods, very strong words indeed. now how is this going to play out on the ground here? for israelis they do not believe the human rights counsel is incredible organization and in fact we just heard these right in boston in geneva, moore. rev show ha, talk about how masses a genocidal terrorist organizations said that they were false moral equivalences and saying of the human rights council. it is a ritual where israel is single out. remember it was israel and condemnation of the human rights council. it was part of the trump or

u. n. n. go my thank you and stacy. yes. thank you. friends, president manuel call has said his country bears a heavy responsibility for the genocide. in rwanda, nearly 20 years ago, he was speaking during a visit to rwanda, during which he admitted that franz had failed. the 800000 victims of the genocide, but the friendly this stopped short of an apology. agreed to pay tribute to hundreds of thousands of mostly to see victims who were slaughtered in the $994.00 genocide in rwanda. it's been 11 years since a french leader has visited the east african nation emanuel, my call is taking a step to heal the wounds when it comes to frances involvement in the genocide, paris, as long faced allegations that had turned a blind eye to the dangerous post by who to extremists back them a vic immediately by standing beside you here today with humility and respect. come to recognize our responsibilities. so to secure privacy lenee only those who went through that night can perhaps forgive me and fell down. and in doing so, give the gift of forgiveness. he then continued his speech by saying, i remember in can you wonder the book my call didn't

u. n. report how many casualties resulted from that strike? a lease of fully autonomy weaponry has triggered a alarm from rights groups. non human rights watch, in fact, is called for a global bond on killer robots. well, let's go live now. the program to former un weapons inspector, an ex marine corps intelligence officer. scott ritter. scott good to have you on the program. if this autonomy drones strike is confirmed how much of a game changer is it? not much. i mean, to be honest, it's a small payload. it killed a human target. the cost effectiveness of the system has got to be brought to bear at some point. you know, how much is a drone cost versus how much does it cost to replace a single fighter? this is the 1st time that, you know, we've seen this weapon use. so it's getting a lot of attention. but understand that every time a weapon is used, information is collected on how it was used. in the case of fully autonomous system . you know, it, it can be spoofed, it can be jammed. defensive measures can be put into place. you know, there's any number of things it can be done. so

u. n. is one of the instruments off the saudis on the market is very un, so un sides. the u. s. has good them both, so don't i'm talking to you. i'm talking to you about what you are doing last month . human rights watch said your forces had shown a shocking disregard for the well being and safety of civilians who these indiscriminate artillery and rocket attacks towards populated areas in murray put displaced persons and local communities at severe risk. that's how much you care about civilians. isn't it? we care about our civilians. let's him like ice of events. let's not talk to the media off. now don't i get? i don't try to, to change the picture. a bit should be clear. what you are trying now to say is what they talk about us come to us, and we'll show you what they're doing to us. we are not targeting our people. if there are any kind of mistakes, we will be accountable for it as we will do proper things for it. but again, when you say you, you are you, what about the other party? you just shut your on. i can do what i'm talking to you about what your responsibility for i'm ta

has also invested in biotech, for example, all the u. s. that invested nearly $1000000000.00 in more durn or for the r n. v. in the spec scenes, there were not enough strings attached to the 15th. we want to see effects of conditions for affordability access, and also tech transfer attached to these to these fundings, because also in the case of sappy the sandy mentioned just now, they were not strong enough conditioned as additions attached so that you could actually say that needs to be a tech transfer now from the different entities that actually receive their funding . so we would want in the future that this would be kept in mind. we're obviously talking about exceptional circumstances here, sending. let me check in with you. if these peyton's wavered would not be setting a dangerous precedent for, for how all of this works in the development of life saving drugs and drugs in general. well, i think that is a really complicated, long term, somewhat ideological debate about that. and elizabeth and i might take different sites on that, but i think there's quite a different question which is much more imme

u. n to help expedite aid to that area. there hasondemnation and outrage around the world over the force diversion of a passenger jet by the president of belarus in order to arrest and opposition journalist. a ryanair flight was carrying 171 passengers from greece to live 28 yesterday. when it was intercepted by a belarusian fighter jet. ryanair says the pilots were told there was a bomb threat and were ordered to land in the capital of minks on the ground. security agents arrested 26 year old a 26 year old journalist wanted for his role in opposition protests against the president of belarus. constitutes a brazen affront international peace and security by the regime. we demand an immediate, international, transparent and credit pregnant, credible investigation of this incident. european union leaders called the action a brazen hijacking and have agreed to a set of sanctions against the former soviet nation. and temperatures did warm up quite a bit today as much as 10 degrees of cool down coming and then another warm up. the five da

u. n to help expedite aid to the area. there hascondemnation and outrage around the globe over the forced a version of a passenger jet by the president of belarus in order to arrest an opposition journalist. a ryanair flight was carrying 171 passengers from greece to lithuania yesterday when it was intercepted by a belarusian fighter jet. ryanair says the pilots were told there was a bomb threat and were ordered to land in the. capital of minsk, once on the ground. security agents arrested a 26 year old journalist wanted for his role in opposition protests against belarus is president alexander lukashenko. constitutes a brazen affront international peace and security by the regime. we demand an immediate, international, transparent and credit credit, credible investigation of this incident. european union leaders called the action of brazen hijacking and have agreed on a set of sanctions against the former soviet nation. hotel in san francisco, reopens to the public will tell you why so many people are celebrating. also the coronavi

u. n watchdog. now the deal is important to ensure the continuation of indirect talks between iran in the u. s. on reviving the 2015 nuclear deal dosage of ari has more from vienna, whether talks resume next week. the decision of whether or not to extend this technical agreement will have to come from to iran in the coming days. but it is most likely that they will extend this agreement to that means that they will iranian officials will continue to store security footage from the 6 nuclear sites as well as limit access to spectra. so they don't have snap inspections to those facilities. the talk here, according to the political director and re k mora, he's confident that there will be a good deal reach. it's not a matter of, if it's now a matter of when the americans are also optimistic, they said that following the 4th round of discussions that wrapped up on wednesday, they are beginning to see the contours of what a final agreement would look like. and the ratings are now saying that the next round of talks should be the 5th. do to be held here from next tuesday could be the most crucial. there is a sense that time is of the essence because t

so far, there has been no joint statement from the u. n security council about the situation. the u. n general assembly is meeting thursday to discuss what if anything, beyond diplomacy should be done in washington, mother of iraq ktvu fox two news but to the bay area was under a wind advisory overnight that since expired, but boy if you were outside in san francisco or along the peninsula last night, you problem police saw and felt gusty conditions. this is what it looked like in the city could just see trees were blowing all over the place. lot of people have to grab the windbreaker, flags flying as well. but even that light jacket didn't really help. one of the things i love about checking in with our ktvu meteorologist, mark tamayo when he's outside his backyard. is that tree behind you really does tell the weather story as it's doing right now. yeah, that's right. gossip the first thing i look at when i wake up in the morning, do i check out the weather? what's going on outside this tree is usually a pretty good indicator. yes. so you know, of course, we have the strong w

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u. n tries to broker a cease fire boxes. trey x, has the latest now from israel. you no end in sight to the cross border fighting between israel and hamas militants. it started monday night and since then, more than 500 rockets have been fired into southern israel, causing significant damage and several deaths. despite the iron dome defense system, intercepting about 90% of the rockets, israel quickly responding with airstrikes in the gaza strip, killing more than two dozen palestinians, including at least three hamas rocket commanders and an anti tank commander, indicating the military is targeting militant leaders responsible for the attacks, and prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he expects the fighting to escalate in the coming days. hamas hamas will now receive blows that it did not expect, and i know that this also involves patients and a certain sacrifice on your part, citizens of israel. tensions have been building here for weeks, but they took a violent turn on monday when heavy fighting broke out between palestinians and israeli police at the locks.

u. n. is one of the instruments off the saudis on the market is that you and so you and how about how sides the u. s. has them both, so don't i'm talking to you. i'm talking to you about what you are doing last month . human rights watch said your forces had shown a shocking disregard for the well being and safety of civilians. the who is indiscriminate artillery and rocket attacks towards populated areas in murray put displaced persons and local communities at severe risk. that's how much you care about civilians, isn't it? we care about our civilians. let's go off events. let's not talk to the media off. no, i don't, i get, i don't try to, to change the picture. the picture should be clear. what you are trying now to say is what they talk about us come to us and we'll show you what they're doing to us. we are not targeting our people. if there are any kind of mistakes, we will be accountable for it as we will do proper things for it. but again, when you say you, you, you, what about the other party, you just shut your arm? i can do well, i am talking to you about what you're responsible for. i'm talkin

u. n. x. it wasn't written by con gleese. i continue to believe that justice must be done for our victim. because the time has come to prioritize, peace and security in our region. you have been stored in one month military administration in the northeastern cave when it are because of growing violence, mainly from the again to nom group a yes, compiler says that it will share intelligence with kinshasa. would you envisage, though, come paula, sending troops to help combat the adf? no man mars it up. it's not planned. we want to take these on groups in a pinch movement on the simply speaking, the adf, or eustace traveling our borders. so we must avoid misunderstandings and abuses that could threaten cooperation with our you can the neighbors, the adf says that he has links to i school to the islamic state. do you think that those links mean the violence will grow in jan is our goal is still in an embryonic state in congo, and it's still possible to snuff them out and eradicate them completely. that's why i'm calling for the collaboration of all countries in the region in mozambique were saying, similar situat

u. n to well are here at out of the are and probably you watching as well. so much of your life has been moved online, and this is what happens occasionally when the technology fails. we'll check in again, just briefly with james by. oh, hold on a 2nd, let them listen. adam. hi commissioner, we can hear you very clearly and i'm told it we're ready to start. i know you got a job, but i do ask you madame high commissioner to start again from the beginning because the interpretation was not coming through to all delegations. so i do ask you to start again, apologies both to you and to all delegations, bottom transmission that you have the flow. thank you about impressed them. but i'm precedent, excellencies appalling events in gaza and the occupied palestinian territories have once again called this council into a special session. we have recently witnessed the most significant escalation in hostilities since 2014, according to figures verified by my office. 242 palestinians were killed by the israeli security forces. the i s f in stripes on gus i including 63 children, thousands of ot

has also invested in biotech, for example, all the u. s. that invested nearly 1000000000 dollars in more durn or for the r n d in the 16th, there were not enough strings attached to the 16th. we want to see effects of conditions for affordability access, and also tech transfer attached to these to these fundings, because also in the case of separate the sandy mentioned just now, they were not strong enough conditioned as additions attached so that you could actually say that needs to be a tech transfer now from the different entities that actually receive their funding . so we would once in the future that this would be kept in mind. we're obviously talking about exceptional circumstances here, but sending, let me check in with you. if these peyton's wavered would not be setting a dangerous precedent for, for how all of this works in the development of life saving drugs and drugs in general. well, i think that it a really complicated loan, somewhat ideological debate about box and elizabeth and i might take different sides on that. but i think there's quite a different question which is much more immediate and practical, which by what can be d

has left thousands of people displaced. the united nation says it's a loans by the violence and chin state u n's called on the military to actually take all necessary measures and precautions to specify millions and infrastructure me. while me mos election commission says its considering dissolving the national league for democracy and charging the parties, leaders with treason and l. d leader, i incense a jeep this face, numerous charges and submitted to receive power. in february, the military appointed party accused supportive committing vote. fraud and november's election depend, i have rejected those claims for slavery is following developments from court of the the military when they took of a power in february. it justified its position on the basis of electro fraud. so it's following that line. now, one of the 1st things it did after the coup was detained election commission officials and investigated senior members. then it appointed its people, people that trust it to the election commission body. now there's new genta appointed electron election commission held a meeting on friday, and it's chad person said that they'v