u. n. said it wasn't the sanctions to blame for the lack of aid getting through, but the actions of the syrian president, the, the u. s. made it very clear on day one that we would provide assistance directly to the syrian people through any means possible. where the blame lies is with the syrian government. i spoke to the white helmets. i spoke to several international and jose, and they were working around the clock to get support directly into syria. but it was heart, a sad, can't clean up his act with a natural disaster. while most of the internet still help with center here with the epa center of the quick, most affected that region, causing tens of thousands of deaths and the toppling of thousands of buildings. just an incredible scene. really. in contrast, syria faced a lack of rescue equipment and delayed receiving needed medicine despite over 3 and a half 1000 people losing their lives in the natural disaster. local authority, see american economic sanctions, complicated getting assista

u. n. said the convict was reaching boiling point. did no one take any notice how hard did the palestinian authority try to stop this particular phase of via the ha ha, the heart of this. what did they do until they do one major thing is to be so religious about international law is to be so principal about international law and the use of international legal system. we voted this to the international criminal court because we want to establish accountability. and we only last month asked for an advisory opinion of the international court of justice. that's the highest a national legal system to create accountability because it is the lack of accountability that has gotten us to where we are today. with this most formright fanatics of government in his own guess what them. and this is the real discussion who blocks us from going to these international tradition organs. it's the united states vote against us. it's the united. you won't have any way you when you, when you went anyway, we'll keep our anyway. but you know what? internatio

u. n. it said that moore is desperately needed for the regions of syria where relief has been slow to arrive. there is growing despair that the massive ongoing humanitarian crisis are corresponded. julia hahn is in turkey's heart hit hot high province and brought us this report from the town of is kinda room. ah, this is what's left of the state hospital in the city of his kindred fields. to save lives. it became a death trap. the building collapsed on patients after the earthquake struck one week later, rescued teams a still digging through the rattle, searching for survival vision. can you give us any information about the person you have found? one? no, we couldn't find any id. a list of above mesa, high ellison's anxiously, whenever the rescue is announced, they found some one who grandmother was at the hospital when the quake hate mesa hasn't slept for days. she's been sitting here waiting, feeling helpless, cook children, all. i don't know how many days have passed. i lost track of time until

u. n. she said that the world must end it's dependency on fossil fuels. while saying that africa is renewable sources remain mostly untapped. we heard from a geopolitical analyst who says that african leaders should not accept any deal with the e u without considering the needs of their own people. first, they will lead us to live deals as individual do with the you states or the member states that will influence them into making division. not necessarily on behalf of the population, but the political parties that elected those leaders should be the one to have policies that will influence that the energy problems need to be revolve within african state. so, but if the new leadership is influencing the policies of africa, it's going to be a very long road for african countries to deal with their own energy problems. so it should be the political parties that have influenced the leaders that are in power to make sure that they are in line with the energy plans for their own countries. that one come from you. that's all for now. be sure to check out our t.

u. n. has said that more is desperately needed for the regions of syria, where relief has been slow to arrive. and i was growing despair at the massive ongoing human humanitarian crisis. oh correspondent julia hahn is in turkey's heart . his heart's high province and brought us this report from the town of his kinda room. ah, this is what's left of the state hospital in the city of his kingdom, builds to save lives. it became a death trap. the building collapsed on patients after the earthquake struck one week later, rescue teams are still digging through the rattle, searching for survivors. if you can, can you give us any information about the person you have found? one? no, we couldn't find any id. a list of them. mesa high ellison's anxiously whenever the rescue has announced they found some one. her grandmother was at the hospital when the quake hit mesa hasn't slept for days. she's been sitting here waiting, feeling helpless, kitchen having all the same. i don't know how many days have passed. i lost track of time. the only started looking for her now. we're waiting here for her. i love

u. n. a said that more is desperately needed for syria, where relief has been slowed to arrive. now there is growing despair, the massive ongoing humanitarian crisis. a correspondent julia hahn is in turkey's hot hit her tie province and she sent us this report from the town of iskander on. ah, this is what's left of the state hospital in the city of his kindred field to save life. it became a death trap. the building collapsed on patients after the earthquake stroke. one week later rescue teams are still digging so the rattle, searching for survival vision. can you give us any information about the person you have found? one? no, we couldn't find any id. a list of available mesa. hi ellison's anxiously. whenever the rescue was announced they found some one. 0, grandmother was at the hospital when the quake hate mesa hasn't slept for days. she's been sitting here waiting, feeling helpless, cuts everything, all. i don't know how many days have passed. i lost track of time until they only started looking for her. now, we're waiting here for her. i love my grandma very much. my num

u. n. she said the world must end its dependency on fossil fuels, while being africa's renewable resources remain mostly on top. so we spoke to leading figure from the pan african climate just this alliance. she believes any future deal must prioritize the consonants energy needs. do you said hubert, by energy in europe, that has been caused by this diversion from russia? will make it impossible already do it for us to have the access to the energy that will be produced here. like something like a great hydrogen, therefore, is that when they use our solar energy to produce been hydrogen. and he does not look up of them shown before, addition to euro, that is not happening. at the end of the day, we need to go need that energy onto a lot. in fact, as we speak many countries in africa, i'm difficult because of the high can for prices and everyone i think. and we think that the intelligence community, especially europe, should come to us in fairness and equity so that we can discuss not only got one security, not only down developing level africa fast, the going to drive nitrogen and other no

and it leads to frustration for the u. n's. ha, i said the international community has failed. northern syria. martin griffith met the head of the white house, it's at the turkish suing border on sunday. he said people in syria rightly feel abandoned and is now focused on correcting that fail, russell said, are, is following the relief efforts at the edge of end of the border crossing said it was rescued from the rubble of her home in norton syria. which too was hit hard by mondays, earthquakes insulting trickier. as the 6 year old girl recalls the horror of her experience, she still doesn't know how much she has lost. a lot of the building swayed from one side to another and there was destruction. everywhere i heard my mother calling my father's name, then i then lost consciousness and woke up at the hospital. i didn't lose any one in the quake, but i haven't seen any one yet. hopefully. her father and 3 of her siblings, died that in here a man that's the deal doesn't know yet. we also didn't tell her mother because we're concerned about their health stories or survival and death, or h

u. n official said that up to 23 million people could be affected .how could so many buildings collapsed in seconds only to see more fall with each major aftershock? it turns out, the turks had plenty of warning but did not upgrade the whole nation's ability to withstand the late latest killer quake ktvu tom baker joins us now with that part of the story. tom guarantee you that death toll is going to go way way up. the beginning of these colossal failures began almost a quarter century ago. bay area geological engineer and turk suleiman. yes, alert. says 1999. turkey killer quake killed upwards of 18,000 this one looks to be worse and that is was expected to produce some earthquakes, but not to my knowledge, not to this magnitude and not not this many one after another. turkey wrote new earthquake and retrofit building codes. many new buildings fell this time. legendary earthquake engineer pena janow, who's done considerable work in turkey, says building codes are only as good as the designers and builders who build and the inspectors who inspect them

said earlier. you talked about freedom of speech despite years of promising to improve your human rights records of violations continue, there is no political will to changes there. take torture. the u. n. committee against torture said last august. it was concerned about consistent reports. consistent the persons in custody in both the west bank and gaza, subject to torture ill treatment. you ashamed of that? nobody should be subjected to torture. and we as a nation and are you ashamed? and we as a nation under oppression for all this years should behave in a certain manner that respect human rights are one by one. again, we operate under a very adverse circumstances. some people want us to behave in a certain manner and we shouldn't. but we need to remember, we need to remember democracy is incomplete under the boots of a military occupation because they decide if you are on elections in this. and if you do, then they will arrest those who are running the elections. and if they don't, that is then before they win, or before they're on the other them often. so you telling me the israel is responsible for you torturing your own people. and i'm telling you the situation over all cannot

u. n. human rights office said it considers the video to be authentic and has expressed its deep concerns to the ukrainian defense ministry. the son. well, it's not the 1st time ukrainian soldiers have been accused of killing russian po, w's. some months ago footage appeared on social media showing ukrainian troops killing all norm russians who at surrendered. also last year video surfaced, showing members of the neo nazi kracken battalion shooting captured russian soldiers in their legs. the united nations has documented several such cases and has called for investigations to tick them middle, it's been reported. russian troops are currently intensifying their offensive at multiple points on the conflicts. frontline bottles are ongoing in the key and yet square public city of archibald scanned iran, google adar r t correspondent, eager shit down offs in don bus on file this report for months. this boss of the front was an estate of a dead stalemate. ukraine tried to capitalize on last year's counter offensive, and sweep through the la guns republic, but its troops, eventually that broke

every, as we said, the u. n. f. as the refugees arrived in a part of ethiopia that's been severely hit by a drought, and many are sleeping in the open. at top take is on the display in barcelona this week as a spanish city host. the mobile world congress is where the world's biggest wireless company show off their latest designs. this year they have foldable smartphones, m a, i power, chat, aunts that nearly have a mind or their own. charlie angela has more from barcelona. this event is all about the future and over the next 4 days, some $75000.00 people from over $200.00 countries are going to pass through these holes looking at the products and technologies that will save that future, including this vertical take off helicopter, using renewable energy they hope to be in production by 2024. now m w c has usually been a place where a company showcase the latest in mobile phone development. but that's taken a bit of a back seat is designed in that area has placid instead what's exciting is the technology we caught ho

u. n. a chief martin griffith said it was the worst event to hit the region for a 100 years. turkish president reggie typo on said steps would be taken to rebuild broken cities within a week's is denied accusations that building codes were not properly enforced. meanwhile, tens of thousands are without shelter, cross turkey and syria, and many are sleeping in the cold. turkey state me to report 48 people have been arrested for looting in total more than 29000 people are now known to have died more than 24000 of those were in turkey. and more than 4500 in syria. but that figure is expected to rise. what happened here? on monday, the epicenter of the earthquake was the worst event in a 100 years. in this region, we have a clear plan to morrow the next day to give an appeal for a 3 month operation to help the people who are here with you, my attorney. and we will do some similar one for the people to serve. well, we have a team of correspondence following the story asset bags. in istanbul, sammy's a dan is in no doggy. stephanie decker's at the syrian border, said m casio. lou isn't a capital anc

many said that the u. n. must definitely play a role in mediation between russia and ukraine. and what do you think, given what i said to him, and can we trust such mediation ways that guarantee that now the secretariat will behave differently, glucose. now frost is lydel and all negotiations and there is going to be some kind of negotiation to resolve the conflict and asked to be done on the basis of mutual understanding countries. speaking ida i and looking at each other i'd i and leaking clearly making it clear understand. so while every nation representative, the un security council said they want peace, they want negotiations. they want to end the conflict questions were raised about how this could be done when they are very different interpretations of what led to this conflict being put forward by major countries. here's something else to show you before we go to break. bella russian president, alexander lucas shanker, met with president putin and moscow earlier today with a, as you can imagine. plenty of topics on the agenda, growing bi lateral ties between the 2 nation

and today many said that the u. n . must definitely play a role in mediation between russia and ukraine. and what do you think, given what i said, can we trust such mediation way as the guarantee that now the secretariat will behave differently, glucose. now trost is lydel and all negotiations, and there is going to be some kind of negotiation to resolve the conflict and asked to be done on the basis of mutual understanding countries speaking i'd i and looking at each other i'd, i, and speaking clearly making it clear understand so why, while every nation represented at the un security council said they want peace, they want negotiations. they want to end the conflict questions were raised about how this could be done when they are very different interpretations of what led to this conflict being put forward by major countries. nato is planning to use commercial satellites for spy purposes. the project named akilah will see the orbital fleet provides support for the u. s. lead organizations, military missions. it comes a

but many said the u. n. z response has been too slow. ah, b, we're going to begin in tortilla and syria where 11 days after the earthquakes, most rescue missions are now focusing on helping survivors. rescues are rare, but they're still happening. a boy was pulled alive from under rubble of hottie and took here on friday morning. he'd been trapped for 260 hours. more than 43000 deaths have been recorded in both countries. the u. n. is appealing for $1000000000.02 pay for aid that's needed immediately by more than $5000000.00 people into care. it says it also wants $400000000.00 to help those in devastated areas of syria. the earthquake struck in the depth of winter. hundreds of thousands of people don't have shelter, food, water heaters or medical help. inter kia about $47000.00 buildings have been destroyed or damage, including schools and hospitals. me with a team of correspondence covering the disaster across impacted regions in the southeast of turkey. as well as northwestern syria. i said, begs beginning our coverage from the turkey

u. n. a chief martin griffith said it was the worst event to hit the region for a 100 years, a turkish present rush of type o tuan said steps would now be taken to rebuild broken cities within weeks. he is denied accusations that building codes are not properly enforced. further, disaster does continue to raise questions about the construction standards in the country. meanwhile, tens of thousands of people are without shelter, their homeless sleeping out in the bitter winter cold. state medias reported that 48 people were arrested for losing 2 german aid organizations have suspended their operations. citing security concerns in total more than $29000.00 people are known to have died more than $24000.00 of those were in tokyo, more than 4 and a half 1000 in syria, but these figures are expected to rise. what happened here on monday reappear center of view of quote was the worst event in a 100 years in this region. we have a clear. busy plan to morrow, the next road to give an appeal for a 3 month operation to help the people of georgia, richer mo, terms resort. and we will do some similar one

last week, the u. n's nuclear watchdog said terran enhanced the material to near military grade level. at a ron's leaders made the decision to pursue a nuclear weapon. to the best of our knowledge, we don't believe that the supreme leader in iran has yet made a decision to resume the weapon ization. a program that we church that they suspended or stopped at the end of 2003. we're going to bring in our dorsal dsl, our, he's an expert on iran's military and security policy is also professor of international relations at the university of cut all if he's joining us from rome. thank you very much. indeed, sir, for being with us. can you help me out with some and i will the definition really more than anything else. this is he, i a director also in that, at that report had also said that iran had been enriching it's, it's nuclear facilities and, and it had also been developing it's delivery systems. then he said that nuclear weapons zation was not a decision that had been taken. what is the nuclear weapon ization element of that? well, that's an important question. but before that we need

u. n. body open fire. what it said was self defense and killed 8 civilians and wounded 28 others. and a bit of rising tensions in the country locals have called upon regional forces to be more active in combating terrorists. we spoke with a kenyan based geopolitical analyst who told us that local forces lack the capability to take on the 23 insurgents. unshared more on why the d r. c needs help . they've only a fraction of the democratic republic of eastern kentucky political gumble. but to have been having trouble and it's getting better, but it's not an ideal contrition. it's not talked for because the 4th i could have been sent to bed. the doctor got intervention force, difficult labor considered to be feeling in the convoy. so what about the military that i've got into the context for me, it is the global demand for minute orders that are mostly funding the congo that are needed probably in the touch of electronics and other agents across the world to want to get these mean at all in a clear manner that benefit the people. so we have a lot of interest, in fact we pitting each

u. n. forest. tell us about what's been said during this briefing, which i understand was on syria initially it, it, it was, it was on syria and it is a very difficult situation there. the united nations was struggling to get much needed aid into the region before the earthquake struck. the north west was hit hardest by the quake, and this is an area that is under opposition control. it's an active conflict zone . and the un by international law works at the discretion of the government in the country, syria insist that all aid go through them. a be delivered cross line across the front line of this conflict through their auspices. and one exception to that however, has been authorized by the security council. one cross border point of a delivery is allowed under international law from turkey into syria, which the un can use. so the un says now with needs even greater, they were struggling to meet those needs with that one border crossing in the cross line deliveries because of complications to current cross line. they're trying to ramp up their services. but they say cross line is more difficult.

u. n. c. human rights council that are said, russia invasion of ukraine in particular at least widespread, this destruction and displacement that is called for a renewed commitment to international human rights agreement, diesel. now, the end could be in site to the impasse over the northern island protocol. that's a key sticking point. post breaks it, negotiations between the you and the u. k. i level tulsa on the way near london between the commission president, also a funder line, and the u. k. prime minister wishes sooner. it's expected that a new deal would remove checks on goods traveling across the irish sea from britain that are destined just for northern ireland goods. continuing on to the e. u members, state the republic of ireland with which northern ireland shares a land border would still require customs checks. now our correspond big masses cover this story for us and joins is now from london a big it breaks it was supposed to be done. apparently it is not well, again, you could be forgiven. as i thinking that breaks it was done. but northern ireland was always going to be a

u. n ambassador during the trump administration, and she said she would not run against trump. but she recently called for a new generation of leadership. new accusations have come to light against alec baldwin and his colleague charged in the deadly shooting another movie set new mexico. we're now hearing from the lawyer representing the woman who was in charge of weapons on the set. this morning, an attorney for the armorer on the set of alec baldwin's movie rust caused the involuntary manslaughter charges against his client and baldwin the result of a flawed investigation. we're going to fight these charges till the last minute of the case , baldwin and armorer hannah gutierrez read, have now officially been charged for the deadly shooting in 2021 when baldwin's prop gun discharged, killing cinematographer helena hutchins. on the armor. at least i was documents. prosecutors accused gutierrez read of not performing required safety check on the gun, but her attorneys blame david halls, the movies assistant director, saying halls never asked. gutierrez read to perform the safet

on top of that, the u. n's, former chief weapons inspector to iraq, scott ritter said iraq's capability to have weapons of mass destruction had been eliminated by december of 1998. it's no wonder writer saw paolo's, accusations against baghdad as relying only on circumstantial evidence. powell just keeps hitting you with circumstantial evidence and he confuses people and he lied. he lied to people. he misled people. fabricating evidence, lying killing, hundreds of thousands of people. another stark reminder of the lengths washington is willing to go to the success of its foreign policy agenda is at stake. and 20 years after the us invasion of iraq, we asked thought, read or what was be a kind powers claim at the un security council. the former chief un weapons inspector to rock says washington never had any intention to let the experts do their job as iraq's disarmament was. the last thing the u. s. wanted, in reality, has brought in to help create an intelligence organization that would assist the special commission and evaluating the accuracy of the iraqi declarations about what weapo

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ah m just been a week since to devastating earthquake, said turkey and syria, a, b u. n is now warning, the rescue phase of the response is coming to a close. or then 37000 people have been declared dead across the 2 countries. for the final total is likely to be significantly higher. over 31000 of those victims were in turkey and in syria, 86000 people have been killed. so the focus is now switching to caring for survivors. and there are still some astonishing stories of survival. on monday, several people, including young children, were pulled alive from beneath collapse buildings after 7 and a half days. the international aid effort is continuing, but supplies are running low in both countries where it's bitterly cold, posing a challenge for relief workers, and survivors made homeless by the quake. serious president, bashar al assad is under pressure to allow more aid into rebel held areas. well, as we mentioned, against all odds survivors, the still being found a 13 year old was rescued on monday. after spending a 182 hours under the rubble of a collapse building of

u. n. 's aid chief visited the area on sunday and said the world has failed people there. some in tokyo accusing the government of a slow rescue response in some of the hardest hit areas. the bit to cold and damaged roads is making it harder for a to get to those who need it. most and turkish authorities have now arrested more than 60 people in connection to buildings that have collapsed. alexi, o'brien looked back at how the 1st hours of the disaster unfolded. ah, about $417.00 a. m. local time mandate, 6 february. the security camera in the driveway and see the rec southeast. her kia catches the rumble, and the 2 are going out well in another city, 2 hours or so. so the reast, the earthquake sounds like gunfire. ah, in garcia's tip nurses rushed into the neonatal water to stop the babies, incubators falling over our microsoft crew. witnesses say the sway and roll of the earth lasted 2 minutes, but felt like a lifetime. ah! and as buildings topple, crowds rush on to the streets, barava to save themselves soon surveyed the damage they confronted with chaos, run good luck.

u. n. a chief martin griffith had said the rescue phase is coming to an end. what we've seen happening in these zones of the upgrade is that the rescue phase is dragging live people out from the rebel, from finding those who died in the rebel. that's coming to a close and now that you my turn phase, the urgency of providing shelter psycho social cat food schooling and a sense of the future for these people. that's our obligation now. while the un aid chief is also accusing the world of abandoning syria humanitarian aid, there is desperately needed but has been slow to arrive, especially in the rebel held north. we have a team of correspondence covering the story across turkey. but 1st sammy's, a don, looks back at how the 1st hours of the disaster unfolded about full 17 am local time. monday, the 6th of february. this security camera, from a driveway in civic southeast to kia, captures the rumble. and the power going out in another city, 2 hours or so further east. the earthquake sounds like gunfire. in gaussian tip, nurses rushed into the neonatal war to stop

i said, bay well a u. n. a chief says the international community is it failed. northern syria. martin griff as met with the head of the white helmets that the turkish syrian border on sunday. he said people in syria, rightly feel abandoned. and he's now focused on correcting that failure to you, an aide convoys cross the bible, how a border on sunday. the un says it consists of 10 trucks that are kind tent supplies for the victims are so cider is following those relief efforts said it was rescued from the rubble of her home in north syria, which too was hit hard by mondays, earthquakes insult and trickier. as this 6 year old girl recalls the horror of her experience, she still doesn't know how much she has lost grocer. alada at the building swayed from one side to another and there was distraction everywhere. i heard my mother calling my father's name. i then lost consciousness and woke up at the hospital. i didn't lose any one in the quake, but i haven't seen any one yet. fever today, her father and 3 of her siblings died, said he mad that the deal doesn't know yet. we'll so di

u. n's aid. she visited the area on sunday and said people are right to feel they've been abandoned a now the world news. thousands are rallying in israel ah, against prime minister benjamin netanyahu. proposals to reform the judicial system, demonstrators have gathered outside the method in western rules lim. as parliamentarians start discussing, the proposed bill and al jazeera cameraman has been injured by a rubber bullets fired by israeli forces. while salami was covering the demolition of palestinian homes in occupied eastern slim and more than 4800 children were sexually abused by members of the portuguese catholic church over the past 70 years . that's according to a new report which found that $77.00 of the abuses were priests. and those are the headlines we'll have the alger news hour for you after witness stay with us. hello kiki? yes you get back on. you are one people and the getting nothing to worry about who yeah. well you could get it on a train like i get bailey costello bailey station deal with buddy. oh gosh, look up polly. my lead thing here, real quick looking game. nearly new m

u. n. a chief, that is what he said. but i can tell you people here. i believe those are just empty, empty words. xena. thank you very much for bringing us the latest there from gene dearest, which is one of the hardest hit areas inside syria. now, as you heard, the united nation has been under intense pressure to get more aid into syria's rebel house northwest. it says 58 tramps have crossed from turkey through the battle, our crossing during the past week, but it will start sending others now that he has permission from serious guffman to the syrian regime. she used the babel salam and a ride border crossings. the announcements of the decision by prism up to the all the extra points from the general question was welcome. now to closely roll urged the to move quickly, you know, decision, but to get charts. been what this process going to be. what we'll do is to volley ball supplies that we will be able use in small. all right, sir. while we can now speak to sarah cassim, who joins us from sally, my dad in northwestern syria. she is a journalist, citiz

u. n. so far more than 220 political prisoners have been released from jail in nicaragua and flown to the us. the nicaraguan judiciary said the prisoners were traitors who were being deported. peruse, largest workers union is protesting against president dean apollo at his government . they've also called an indefinite strike, a move not made in 20 years. there had been violent protests in peru since early december when pedro castillo was ousted as president. after trying to dissolve, congress, ukraine's president has received a standing ovation at the european parliament in an address to m. e. p is loading me of lensky. thank you. leaders for their support in ukraine's with russia. are those the headlines next? it's witness. stay with us. 1956 to nicea gaines independence from france. but the brutal power struggle broke out between the b to this is monarch on the countries nationalist prime minister al jazeera world tells the story the town full of with folded the paper over to the decision issue. the last monarch of tunisia. power and politics on a. j 0. easy with yoko suck soon. cdo rick. whose key to hold quickness i'

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