u. n says is under a de facto humanitarian blockades. un humanitarian sources say they were arrested during government raids, targeting ethnic to grinds under the new state of emergency, or accused of supporting rebels in the northern region. and it comes just a day after emerge that 16 un workers have been detained in the capital, addis ababa? will that the ethiopian human rights commission? daniel? but kelly says he is deeply concerned about the mass arrest of ethnic to grinds. since the state of emergency has been declared to need your peer, the they, their branding models commission has been monitoring and following up saturday st. off not just 16, but actually hundreds of people. and there appears to be ethnic i element to see satirists, which worries us, in a sense, largely it's nick. the grandson, been a target to, to for house, a search and database. and we've been following up the case so far. hundreds of people and i do understand that's a set of images. he gives power to police to a suspect to our race, to people on the ground. so for the reasonable suspicion, but we are concerne

u. n. says has found evidence that all size and ethiopia tegra conflict of violated international human rights and some may amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity. the u. m. 's human rights, we've said the year long conflict has been marked by extreme brutality prank a group to repulse. these smart grieves, in my car, throw in northern ethiopia on earth. what the un says could be war. crimes committed in the t gray conflict. a joint ethiopian a you in human rights investigation? says rebel some t grey killed more than 200 as think i'm her as here in november last year. the conflict has now expanded. well be on t grey. it to neighboring, i'm horror and off our regions. and it's been devastating for civilians. the un report found the year long war editor and soldiers who backed, if you'd be as federal army, as well as if you've been guffman soldiers. anti grand rebels have committed widespread crimes including rape, torture, and killings of civilians. all parties to the t great conflict

u. n. saying it hostile help get aid in international aid is urgently needed to help those display since february military, turn back to our top story. those stop warnings at the top $26.00 meeting and glasgow. the leaders of poorer countries on the front lines of climate change. they're the ones calling on donations to fulfill their previous promises of climate finance. on such countries, liberia ranked worst in the world for sustainability by the 2020 environmental performance index. nicholas hawk reports now from the outskirts of the capitol monrovia. this is liberia's guinea forrest region, often referred to as the lungs of west africa. but from where i stand, the air is unreadable. it's heavy with toxic chemicals. it's things the eyes in this is why the international tire manufacturing company firestone has cleared part of the forest to make way for rubber plantation. the size of singapore, in the process of turning rubber into tires, destined for cars in north america, and europe, villagers

u. n says he's under a de facto humanitarian blockade. un and humanitarian sources say they were arrested during government rates targeting ethnic to grands under the new state of emergency. since the state of emergency has been declared to new york. yeah, the, the if you have any more ice commission has been monitoring and following up saturday stuff, not just christine, but actually hundreds of different. and there appears to be ethnic elements to the side race, which what he says in a sense largely ethnic the grants. i've been a targeted for house search and race and we've been following up the case of hundreds of people. i do understand that the state of images, he gives power to the police to suspect 2 days to people on the grounds of reasonable suspicion. but we are concerned about our risk of the state of emergency and is directed to being applied in the wrong way. which is why we have already expressed a concern and we continue to wanting to have database. so several people elura says, accusing the european union of provoking a refugee and migrant standoff as an excuse to impose n

u. n says about 3000000 people are in need of aid that is triple the year before. and it's being blamed on a combination of the pandemic, the military coup, and, and economic crisis. media in haiti reporting at least 6 fuel truck drivers have been kidnapped, coalition of powerful gangs as blocking entry to ports, holding fuel stores in port a prince. its leader has said he will allow access if prime minister or laundry resigns, gangs are being blamed for an increase in truck driver adoptions. and in mexico, people have been gathering to mark the day of the dead. they honor and celebrate deceased loved ones with vigils and homemade, alters you are up to date with headlines alger 0 world start right now. ah. ready ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah lexus to lose to cool down out as you that i got on 50 lament that got on to my luck fit. thank gillmet gabby onto a body v p. o a when my little funny you never knew about it a been this accent was i feel i'm it isn't funny. no, he knew and i totally gave us little put new newly put them. i'm been the some been the got a moment gilb

say they will continue to operate as normal despite the heightened risk. hurry for said, i'll just hear a ramallah in the occupied westbank. the u. n's agency for palestinian refugee says it's close to collapse. it's a 3rd largest donor. the u. k. cut its funding to the agency by more than 50 percent and rise, trying to raise $800000000.00 at a donor conference in brussels. this month, the agency operates about $700.00 schools and provides health care to millions of palestinian refugees. and the number of people around the world on the edge of famine is up 3000000 from earlier this year. the u. n says the situation in afghanistan is a crisis and catastrophe. more than half the population doesn't know where it's next meal will come from me. you are already hearing stories of, of a women, mothers cell and one child the fee, the other children, and hopes that that child can be taken care of by another family in it hasn't gotten as bad as this gone. and yet yet, and the next 6 months, we're going to be heretic unless see international community truly own freezers, those assets. so they can play the teachers. because now students really a

u. n says is under a de facto humanitarian brocade, un and humanitarian sources say they were arrested during government rates targeting ethnic to grinds under the new state of emergency or accused of supporting rebels in the northern region. it comes just a day after it emerged that 16 un work as had been detained in the philippine capital, addis ababa and better roost is accusing the european union of provoking a refugee and migrants stand off as an excuse to impose new sanctions about 2000 people are stuck in freezing and dangerous conditions. at the union's eastern edge, you is accused batteries of deliberately sending the morgans to its border with poland in retaliation from posing sanctions and says the stand off will lead to widest sanctions against it. that's it for myself and the team here in london. full lines. is the program coming up next? if america held up a mirror to itself, what would it see in a sense, race is the story of america. what's working and what's not? a lot of people were only talking about this, it wasn't at the top of the agenda. if america can handle multiple ch

u. n. says nearly 400000 people living in famine like conditions. and the federal government is accused of blocking aid of mohammed, adobe is law for us, an idea of how it are there any signs that always these diplomatic efforts are having any impact yes, came. they seem to be very fruits and according to all new single of us under, he's a former president of nigeria, and it's not that special envoy of the african union to the horn of africa. i'm the is the one who's leading the efforts by the african union to try and bring that to put this in this conflict to talks. he says that he will have a pull on for dialogue by the end of this week and about all about from a cease fire. what he wants to see is the establishment of a humanitarian, horrible, to feed those people who are living in some, in like conditions, full 100 thousands of them. and again, that millions of us were living who are having a food shortages, but just in the to guy region proposal in the neighboring alpha aha to region where the conflict hus spilled to alva. in the past a few wee

they say they will continue to operate as normal, despite the heightened risk. hurry force it, i'll just euro ramallah in the occupied west bank. the u. n. 's agency for palestinian refugee says it's close to collapse. it's 3rd largest donor, the u. k. cards funding to the agency by more than 50 percent on rise, trying to raise $800000000.00 at a donor conference in brussels. this month, agency operates about $700.00 scores and provides health care to millions of palestinian refugees. funerals have been held for victims of a fuel tanker explosion in sally on at least a 115 people were killed. 3 days of national mourning have been declared. a mass ceremony was held for those who died. a tanker exploded after it collided with a truck at an intersection in the capital free town on friday. more than 90 people remain hospitalized. the u. s. and european union have led calls to reject the outcome of nicaragua election present. daniel ortega clenched a 4th term in office, winning around 76 percent of sunday's vote. but most opposition figures had been arrested or barred from running and voted her not was low. a lat, america is in the c. n. new

u. n. says about 3000000 people are in need of assistance. the fiance of jamal shock g will testify before the people's tribunal on the murder of journalists in the hague . had a judge. anger says she wants to make sure that the world does not forget how shocked you. he was killed inside the saudi arabian consulate and is dumble in 2018. the tribunal isn't legally binding, but it's hoped it will put pressure on the governments of sri lanka, mexico and syria, are accused of turning a blind eye to the murders of prominent journalists. was i had lived one years on al jazeera right off the inside story of the next time for life in for 25 years. a big balance of uncompromising journalism in the middle east, with a bold goal to be the voice of the voiceless. but what does the future hold for our 0 media network? i'm journalism of how the media landscape changed. this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program on adrian finnegan. it was established 25 years ago to give a voice to the voiceless around the world. the algebra network has question

u. n . says about 3000000 people are in need of assistance that he can say of jamal, how shogi will testify before the people's tribunal on the murder of journalists in the hey, cathy changes says she wants to make sure the world does not forget a shoji. he was killed inside the saudi counsellor in a stumble in 2018. he tribunal isn't legally binding. australia's prime minister has pushed back at a manual macro after the french president accused him lying about a severed submarine deal, australia scrap the multi $1000000000.00 agreement in september. scott morrison described microns accusations as an insult. those are your headlines back now as the campaign against the climate i'll have been use are in 30 minutes. we'll see that me. this is the story about a group of men who wants you to doubt climate change. the story of a campaign, but is impacted our world forever. ah, ah, back to naomi arrest. guess. we left her with a pile of papers and this pile became the beginning of a big investigation w

u. n says egyptian peacekeepers suffered heavy fire from presidential guards when they arrived at the airport in bunky on monday. at least 10 of them were injured. the government has denied the accusations that event montero is a spokesman for the un mission in the central african republic. he says, the envoy was clearly marked as a peacekeeping mission, a convoy your 4 buses. a was underway to day basis. one of them missed dirt roads. and once they realize the was in the, in the missing in the wrong or roads, they tried to turn back. they were close to the presidential residents. and without any warning shot result, any ward, the presidential guards start shooting her or to add to the bus. and the driver immediately tries to escape the plate. and while trying to leave the scene, he women who unfortunately passed away, they were unarmed and they didn't shoot the presidential gods. the investigation will, will explain everything. but what we say today is there is no one to explain what happened. it is. there were peacekeepers in un vehicle clearly identified and as a result of the shooting, 10

u. n says is intensified by the disastrous pull act if us forces from the country, which has left a humanitarian emergency in its way. oh mm hm. ah, come water cushion. i'm a poor father with no work, no money to feed my son. but i am hopeful because the doctor said they will do their best to save him. we're fighting for his life, and the rest is up to god. his name is muhammad. he's only 18 months old, suffering from lack of food. ah, because he should keep in mind that the children in the most dire conditions of being brought to the hospitals, most about those staying at home. i know there are many kids starving at homes in afghanistan during the last 2 months. the number of starving children doubled, and i'm afraid that will have a bigger crisis in the future as the situation is with just come 25 past at 10 in the morning here. moscow us. so that's how things are looking so far this morning. good to have the company. don't forget that we've got a website for the storage take. you can find that at article ah, just look at what's beyond the ability to repair. and that's what american policy mak

u. n. says pollings response to the crisis, does break humanitarian law and rights to asylum. while some you states accused bellows of engineering events in a hybrid war against the block allegations denied by the bel russian president, who in turn accuses the you of violating borderless. we discussed the crisis throughout the week with a number of guests who told us brussels needs to do more to resolve the situation. bureau is very ill at ease with y'all. they can only impose sanctions, but there isn't much sanction that they can impose on barbarous goes the, the comic lanes are cut or, or there are not many, anyway, sanctions, it's just the word. it is totally inefficient that really annoyed by this problem. because as you here in germany now the player that these people should not come in, it's the exact opposite of what mrs. oracle setting 2015 are the shot from best. they can come. they are fleeing the chaos caused by the united states and europe in our eyes. they are trying to escape that chaos by coming to the one corner of the boat in the world, the european union, whi

u. n. says there is little evidence of a direct relationship. a p. j. crowley is a former u. s. assistant secretary of state and he joins us live from alexandria, virginia via skype. thanks very much for being with us. so let me ask you, 1st of all about i did this group radio in uganda and their connections to the, the local i. so group there where, where did the interests of atl and i so converge here? well, i think the, the current state of the extremist movement is that you, rather than having a central caliphate which has been defeated in iraq and syria. you now have an as lama state brand that is acquired by local groups, so that you know, is it adf, visit islamic state? actually it can be both them and this, and since you have a local group with a grievance towards uganda that is willing to fly the, the islamic state flag. so i think we have to look at the islamic state as much as a brand, as a movement and in your analysis, what is fueling their recruitment there? while the, the regarding government must 70 government has been around for a long time. it has a great de

u. n, saying it out. that'll help get aid in washington isn't sponsoring bill richardson's trip. international aid is urgent. they needed to help those display since february's military to and for people with coven 19. and excuse me, media. haiti are reporting at least 6 fuel truck drivers have been kidnapped. a coalition of powerful gangs is blocking entry to the ports and prince leader has said he will allow access if prime minister ariel on re resigns gangs have been blamed for an increase in truck driver abductions. you're up to date with the headlines on al jazeera, counting, the cost is coming up next. a pink lake near the car, attract tourists and under pins, the local economy. thousands depend on his precious souls. ah, al jazeera well explored the major environmental issues above and below the surface that threatened lake reckless, very existence center goals, peak plate on al jazeera. ah, hello, i'm adrian finnegan. this is counting the cost on al jazeera. you look at the world of business and economics this week, fighting for survival, government bailouts have helped m

u. n says he's under a de facto humanitarian blockade. un and humanitarian sources say they were arrested during government rates targeting ethnic to grounds under the new state of emergency. they're accused of supporting rebels in the northern region. it comes just a day after it emerged at 16, you and workers had been detained in the addis ababa since the state of emergency has been declared in new york, they've ran my commission has been monitoring and following up saturday stuff, not just secrecy, but actually hundreds of different and there appears to be ethnic elements to the salaries, which what he says in a sense largely a need to grant. so i've been targeted to for house search and race. and we've been following up the case of hundreds of people and bella roofs is accusing the european union of provoking a refugee and migrant stand off as an excuse to impose new sanctions. about 2000 people are stuck in freezing and dangerous conditions that the union european union's eastern edge. the e u has accused bellows of deliberately sending the migrants to its border with poland in retal

u. n. says the pandemic has contributed to the number of reports rising 9 volt. there are also high rates of violence in central african republic. reported injuries to women and children increased 69 percent from april to december last year. very pleased to welcome natalia county to the news from a boot just she's the executive director of the united nations population fun. thank you so much for your time. a shame we have to talk about such violence, but it is important that it is made aware when you talk about the pandemic making it worse. talk me through that. is that a case of people being on the lock down of violence happening more inside the home and not being reported? well, thanks so much. hello. and it is a shame that we have to discuss the prevalent crime against women. all my hopes, m collette has indeed exacerbated what was already there on the surface. so what we saw was that was a lockdown, quote unquote, environment the inhibition of movement. and frankly, the prohibition, the stigmatization of victims coming forward with covered may 19, we had mill

u. n. says it's nuclear inspectors are not able to fully monitor the nuclear program after tehran limited their access. well, iran says it's optimistic after talks resumed in vienna. that amount, shit, i think it's a great achievement that all of them in the countries of the people plus one have accepted the islamic republic for rightful demand and agreed that the issue concerning the legal sanction of the united states against people must be 1st be put in focus and clarified only then will there be discussion assessment and decision making held for the remaining matches to such a barry has more now from vienna. this is seen as a very beginning of what could be really the newly appointed team from iran and from the new government of every racy is headed by the reigning deputy for minister alibaba murray. and his team of 38 men who are very well versed in the countries economy. they're all specialties at their specialists in iran's economy, from various different divisions of the government. they

u. n says any 400000 people living in famine, light conditions. the federal government's been repeatedly accused of blocking aid into the air. is muhammad, oh, with more from etc. all these piece efforts, the 1st priority they want to achieve is to get aid to those who need it most more than 400000 people in the ticket i region who are living in famine like situations according to the you and no aid has entered the to grey bridge and since mid last month. and many people are trying very much to get this aide but as quickly as possible. osa going about san jose, the african unions. m boy to the horn of africa, said that he will have a plan by the end of the week for negotiations. and the 1st thing he wants to see is a humanitarian corridor opened towards a to grey. and also for an armed millis. she is under defense forces thick and as far away as possible from the main roads leading to to grey. so it is still a walk in progress, was where the news and pollens prime minister is accusing russia of orchestrating the wave of migrants trying to enter po

u. n. says has found evidence at all sides, and ethiopia has to great conflict of violated human rights and some amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity. it's report says the conflict i've seen extreme lieutenant new jersey democratic governor phil murphy has narrowly won reelection murphys these states 1st democratic deb not to win a 2nd term in 40 years to slim victory on the lost in the virginia governors race. a being widely seen as ominous for the democrats president biden has responded to the setback, saying he would take people's concerns seriously. didn't want to, we are the people are upset and uncertain about a lot of things from covered to school. 2 jobs to a whole range of things from the cost of the gallon of gasoline. but i'm not sure that i would be able to have changed the number of very conservative folks who turned out and read districts who were trump voters. but maybe alan fisher has more now from the white house. joe biden was hoping you'd return from his foreign tr

u. n. says the situation in afghanistan is a crisis and catastrophe. more than half the population that's about 22000000 people don't know where their next meal will come from. executive director of the u . n. food agency told us things in afghanistan will get worse in the coming months and less the international community unfreezes assets. we're looking at a country of 40000000 people whereby now you have 23000000 marching towards starvation and out of that almost 9000000 or it famines door knocking away. and as i talked with mothers and fathers who have lost their jobs, have no more money, they're showing everything they have. and now the winter months are coming. they don't have heating fuel, they're running out of food. it's not just years of conflict, but also you've had drought economics, deterioration along with covered compound in all of that. and now you get the international community because the taliban is taken over freezing all international resources and that's billions of dollars that normally would be going to teachers and health care wo

u. n's world food program and afghanistan is among the worst hit countries. we're more than half of its population. that's around 23000000 people are at risk of starving. a crisis, the u. n. says was made worse by the disastrous pull out of us forces from the country, which has left a humanitarian emergency in its wake. oh, mm hm. ah, but our caution, i'm a poor father with no work and no money to feed my son, but i am hopeful because the doctor said they will do their best to save him. we're fighting for his life and the rest is up to god. his name is mohammed is only 18 months old suffering from the lack of food a you should keep in mind that the children in the most dire conditions have been brought to the hospitals. and what about those staying at home? i know there are many kids starving at homes in afghanistan during the last 2 months. the number of starving children is doubled, and i'm afraid that will have a bigger crisis in the future, as the situation is with you or she has international. gyla will be back with monique, even about half and as time. but i think we've got plenty stories to on our website and you can find that at article ah, there is a patch of water ar

alarming, and says it threatens any diplomatic progress between the government and to grind forces. germany and france have joined the u. s. in urging their citizens to leave with your peer or the u. n. says it's temporarily relocating the families of its staff if european journalists, samuel, detach, who has more or may not have a bath. when even done norsemen, he is heading to the battle ground was a shock to many people. but he has been, his leadership style is something that's too practical for even by ethiopians standard. but he is expected to go. we've been checking, we've been looking at social media, but we can't seem to get any kind of image or confirmation that he has indeed going to the battleground. but what we know so far is the sub, still a city that is quiet at night. there are many, many people at lee at the suburb law, including french and turkish citizens, the latest being living into the living tomorrow night. we have confirmed all of that. most of their citizens have bought tickets to be able to go away from your bank stating that the fighting that's happening in a far away place. and i'm part of region is certainly coming to the suburbs. but the local government

u. n's world food program and afghan. stan is among the worst hit countries. in fact, more than half of its population, so that's around 23000000 people are at risk of starving a crisis. the u. n says, was made worse by the disasters pull out of us forces from the country which is left to humanitarian emergency. in his wake oh mm ah, but our gosh, i'm a poor father with no work and no money to feed my son, but i am hopeful because the doctor said they will do their best to save him. we're fighting for his life and the rest is up to god. his name is mohammed is only 18 months old suffering from the lack of food. ah, because he should keep in mind that the children in the most dire conditions have been brought to the hospitals. and what's about those, staying at home? i know there are many kids starving at homes in afghanistan during the last 2 months. the number of starving children is doubled, and i'm afraid that will have a bigger crisis in the future as the situation is worse than ah, watching or say that brings you up to date the laneesa so far today? that's why we're things are looking. we'll be back with more stories i interest i behalf ah, ah, those who are cheap, preach in t

u. n says that 75000 migrants have traveled through bosnia and herzegovina since 2018. actually 3 phenomenal, spoke to a people smuggler who is offering to take migrants into northern germany. others through rather i think these people illegally across the board because that governments did not allow them 20 europe using legal methods. they tried to flee and get as quickly as possible to europe in countries like germany, switzerland. some of them are on the run for 3 to 4 years. as soon as they cross the border and get into germany, it's a done deal and they are free to travel anywhere within the european union. they don't get caught in germany, but they put them down in asylum centers. and after a while to get permits because they flow the id cards so they can't be deported as german authority. don't know where they come from. basically we were trying to help them find a better life. otherwise they most likely would have been caught, put in some kind of asylum center and then reported back to their home countries. now, as soon as they cross the border and get to german

u. n. says has found evidence that all sides and e p is to dry conflict of value to human rights, and some may not to war crimes and crimes against humanity. it's report says the conflict has seen extreme lieutenant a officials at the cock 26 un climate summit are focusing on ways to finance the battle against global warming and move to renewables. most were leaders have now left glasgow off the landing several agreements. a may name of the talks is to secure enough commitments to keep the rise and the average global temperature to 1.5 degrees celsius. exactly how pledges will be met, particularly in the developing world, is still being worked out above all in require a lot of money. over the next 5 years, we will deliver a total of $500000000000.00 of investment to the countries that need at most. and we can do more to day. i can announce that the united kingdom will commit a 100000000 pounds to the task force on access to climate finance, making it quicker and easier the developing countries t

u. n says many 400000 people, living in famine like conditions. the federal government is accused of blocking age . my cana has more from the united nations. the secretary general spokesman has spoken to security personnel on the ground. he confirms the fact that initially some 22 people were arrested. all our national employees of the united nations. subsequently 6 were released, but along with those detained are an undisclosed number of dependence. so the exact number who've been arrested is not very clear. now the 16 who've been arrested, some says the un have already been visited in prison. representations are being made to the ethiopian government, how to gain the release of those being held, and also to find out why they were imprisoned in the 1st place. now this is a question that the un cannot explain at the stage i, there was some speculation in media reports that the 22 were arrested as part of a wider government clamped on on members of the ethnic a t grey group. however, this cannot be confirmed, we put the question directly to the un,

u. n says, know the 400000 people and living and famine like conditions and the federal government is accused of blocking aid. i have had a dove, has more from the some of, according to lose said one of us hunger. he's a former president of nigeria and his now that special envoy of the african union to the horn of africa, and is the one who's leading the faults by the african union to try and bring the 2 parties in this conflict. 2 talks, he says that he will have a pull on full dialogue by the end of this week and above all, apart from a sci fi, what he was to see is the establishment of a humanitarian quotable to feed those people who are living in some in like conditions full 100 thousands of them. and again, the millions of us were living well, having a food shortages, but just in the to gray region, but also in the neighboring alpharetta and aha to region where the conflict hus spilt over. in the past a few weeks, a president obasanjo has already visited to gravity. he has been to mckellen, met with the top leadership of the to guy people's in the british, i'm from fighters. and this mor

u. n. says intensified by the disastrous pull out of u. s. forces from the country which has left a humanitarian emergency in his wake. oh mm ah . but okay sure. i'm a poor father with no work and no money to feed my son, but i am hopeful because the doctor said they will do their best to save him. we're fighting for his life and the rest is up to god. his name is mohammed is only 18 months old suffering from the lack of food. ah, because he should keep in mind that the children in the most dire conditions have been brought to the hospitals. and what about those staying at home? i know there are many kids starving at homes in afghanistan during the last 2 months. the number of starving children is doubled, and i'm afraid that will have a bigger crisis in the future as the situation is with you're watching out international, be back with the headlines are more stories at the top of the ah, ah, just look at what's beyond the ability to repair and that's what american policy makers are playing with the justification for more money printing. b

u. n says sir poland responds to the crisis, does break humanitarian law and rights to asylum. while some new states accused minsk, authorities of engineering events in a hybrid more as they describe it against the block allegations denied by the by the russian president, who in turn accuses the e u of violating border laws. we discussed the crisis this week or the number of guests who told us in their view, brussels needs to do more to resolve the situation. juno is very ill at ease with this thing. they can only impose sanctions, but there isn't much sanction that they can impose on by rosco's. the, the comic links are cut or, or there are more many, anyway sanctions. it's just the word. it is totally inefficient. our really annoyed by this problem because as you here in germany now declare that these people should not come in. it's the exact opposite of what mrs. snorkel setting. 2015 are v shot from best they can go. they are fleeing the chaos caused by the united states and its european allies. they are trying to escape that chaos by coming to the one corner of the boat in

u. n says its inspectors are not allowed or not able to fully monitor the nuclear program after terran limited axis. dorsey jibari has worn out from vienna. this is seen as a very beginning of what could be really the newly appointed team from iran and from the new government of everything. racy is headed by the iranian deputy foreign minister, alibaba re, and his team of 38 men who are very well versed in the countries economy. they're all specialties at their specialists in iran's economy, from various different divisions of the government. they are here to find out what the other side will likely do in terms of moving forward. they're trying to gauge the mood from the europeans as well as the americans. i've spoken to sources into iran who are looking at the other parties involved to say that they are seeing some members in the negotiating teams from all sides. that are very well versed in terms of the security of the countries. meaning that they are expecting iran and other programs, not just a nuclear program will also be brought up. that is of course, something the renew of said they wil

u. n says, 9 of its staff is and their family members have been detained in the capital, a, d sub a bar, and it's calling for their immediate release. it's not clear why they were detained . it's got the latest from a hamberto who was live for us in addis ababa mohammed. what more do we know? well, we know very little at this point. kim, just got you on is confirming my. it's walk us here in the sea of fear, as well as that dependents will have been detained. un security officials have been to see them in the, in that detention. and they say that they have sent a note to bob ball to the ministry of foreign affairs, calling for the immediate release. we do not know exactly why they have been detained. government officials here are yet to speak on the detention of these you and workers. but will we know the un and if you up in government, i had an an easy relationship with us and months in september. the government expelled the 7 you and walk us who is accused of meddling and it's internal affairs last the month to you and walk us water cold after an audio recording of some you and a worke

u. n says nearly 400000 people are living in famine like conditions al jazeera muhammad at o joins us from addis ababa. this our mo, there are frantic diplomatic efforts to try and bring the 2 sides to a state of dialogue. are those efforts producing any fruit? while they seemed to me, they seemed to be if the word of all the signal assign job, former president of nigeria, who is the african union, special envoy to the home of uppercase anything to go by. he says there is a very small window of opportunity to try and bring the 2 sides to them. it was shifting table, but he says window is closing very fast. and he says he will have a plan by the end of the week for negotiations between the 2 parties. he met his statement of the meeting. that is the of him government led by prime minister, be much i'm also trouble to michaela. to mit the high command of the t p l f flights is he also visited them hot on alpha regions where the fighting hospitals over in the past few weeks and where most of the fighting has been taking place. of course the, the issue of that tug that has been given to the, to

u. n says it's temporarily relocating the families of its staff if you can join us trying to get touch you. as more from i just have a when even done osman thought he is heading to the battle ground was a shock to many people. but he has been his leadership style is something that too practical for even by your brand standard. but he is expected to go. we've been checking, we've been looking at social media, but we can't seem to get any kind of image or confirmation that he has indeed gone to the battle ground. but what we know so far as the sub, still a city that is quiet at night. there are many, many people are li id saba, including french and turkish citizens, the latest being living into the living tomorrow night. we have confirmed all of their, most of their citizens have bought tickets to be able to go away from your bank stating that the fighting that's happening in a fire. we're place in a region is certainly coming to the suburbs. but the local government is saying that your best should take a reach, said their arms, defend their interest, should the t p, which they tube, and gov

u. n. says egyptian peacekeepers suffered heavy fire from presidential gods when they arrived at the airport in bungie on monday. at least 10 of them were injured. government has denied the accusations. now, palestinians fighting against forced eviction from their homes unoccupied. east jerusalem have rejected a compromise plan. israel supreme court proposed that the families be allowed to stay in their shaft gerra homes for 15 years. but that meant recognizing a jewish satler organisation as the owners of the land. harry force reports from occupied east jerusalem. the families of shakira had been given a month to consider a compromise deal on their fate. on tuesday they returned their decision. no, no, i had that. how you said that we rejected the proposal by the israeli supreme court, which would have rendered as protected tenants at the mercy of settled organizations. we stand fan and i refusal to compromise on our rights. the homes were awarded to palestinian refugee families under jordanian

u. n saying the poorer countries lack the shot because they're being hoarded by the wealthy countries where they're being produced and says, the vaccine imbalance could lead to even more deaths. the direct consequences of the failure to distribute vaccines and treatments equitably to the vast majority of people of low and moderate income countries could likely for the transmission of coven 19 further mass illness and large numbers of fatalities. in those countries, there should be reason enough to address the crisis of global vaccine apartheid. well, with only cross spreading, the united kingdom is back in the spotlight for its handling of the pandemic. this time, it's nurses unions in 28 different countries are accusing. richard nations of essentially costing lives worldwide and even of creating a vaccine apartheid system. now essentially what they're doing is taking their complaint directly to the united nations. basically, this is all about many rich countries, including the u. k and the e u. they're refusing to barge on rules, particularly regarding intellectual property rights for rich

u. n says he founded refused ref use as a way to organize and harness people's desire to clean their ownwas not doing anything up until recently, and i think a lot of us are in that same boat, and there's a lot of us that need to step up. you're going to see that public works, tenderloin, cbd and all the cbd s urban alchemy. they cannot do it alone. the neighborhood networking app next door recently moved its headquarters into the area. the company is saying it's workers volunteered to help clean the streets to be part of a greater business, government and private citizen movement. to take ownership of some of the dirtiest streets in the city. and i think what's really cool about today is that this is probably one of the first times that we're really seeing this multi layer of partnership between companies between civic organizations and residents. people who love the city who live here and want to do better. the department of public works, cleans the area daily but says even after a deep, clean or power, wash the following day can look like no work was done at all. the jaded durden from

richardson says he negotiated the release and face to face meetings with the army general in power. i said, let's find ways that your government, uh, can work together with the u. nlitary ousted the country's elected government back in february. since then, more than 100, journalists and other media personnel have been detained. the u. n says more than 40 journalists remain in custody in burma in london, greg palkot fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. it's also time to pass the torch to another generation, so i am looking forward to coming home to being there for my husband and children and friends. bay area congresswoman jackie speier announces she will not seek re election next year after spending decades in politics, including 14 years representing the peninsula. good evening. i'm julie julie haener and mike mibach in tonight for frank somerville. the political world is reacting to the news today that long time congresswoman jackie speier. will retire at the end of her term. ktvu is jesse gary joins us. now he's live in san mateo with reaction and a look back at her extraordinary career, jessi. have been shocked that jackie spears will not seek an

u. n says more than 40 journalists remain in custody in burma. new at six tonight.s for a possible supervised drug use site. the mayor's office introduced legislation today to purchase a building at gary and hide near the tenderloin for $6.3 million. the plan is to use the site for various behavioral health needs, including potentially the supervised consumption of drugs. such sites are currently illegal. under federal law, the city saw a record 699 overdose deaths in 2020, most of them from the narcotic fentanyl. the city is also moving forward with plans to open a drug sobering center in the south of market area. okay, as we head into your wednesday, we're looking at some more fog in the morning hours. certainly behind me. we have or in front of you. now we have the forecast dew point temperatures which are going to be in santa rosa at 54 so well, santa rosa right now, santa rosa is 58, but well, santa rosa reached 54 degrees tonight and fog from yes and we'll napa reached 51 degrees. yes and liver more so. when that two points everything when you get into these w