u. n. should, should make a global pack the, the essential services should be in government adds, as you recommend in this book. i think that if you read the comment on economics or from cultural rights, ah, you will see that stage already had an obligation to guarantee those essential services. and of course, there's no enforcement mechanism. so all state bodies, truly covenant on economic social cultural rights can violate with unity, the united states systematically ignores what the human rights committee says in a concluding observations including what with regard to indigenous. i mean, you realize that the big, you know, of the united states, which we call indians, although they have nothing to do with the indian subcontinent. but they creased on the seal and the navajos and re cherokees. i mean these people now here we massacre . but we stole praise of dollars all their natural resources. and these indigenous are completely, shall we say this in franchise. but you say the w t o should be inc

u. n. should consider delisting pilot on from functions regime? thank you very much, i'm happy to start a mob and then kick it over to you ah, on russia, as i said the other day. ah, we're very concerned about some of the irregular movements of forces that we see on ukraine's borders. i can't speak to my brushes, intentions, we don't know what they are. ah, but we do know that we've seen in the past. russia mass forces on ukraine's borders. i'm claim some kind of provocation by ukraine. ah. and then invade and basically following through on something that we're planning all along. that's what they did in 2014. and so this raises raises real concerns about a, an effort to repeat what was done, what was done then ah, which, as i said, the other day would be a serious mistake. we're in very close consultation with, ah, european allies and partners on this. we of course, had the ukrainians here, ah, this week, and i and, and talked about this, but i can't, i can't tell you what's in the mind of a present food and what his intentions are. i can just sa

u. n. and the u. s. should be more realistic in their approaches to the situation. just to say that we are concerned and call for negotiations over and over and over again. doesn't really help the situation on the ground. and we need to be much more realistic in the approach to the situation. and now i think that the national community really need to focus on stabilization intervention post. i'll be awesome and that's where the focus should be set tail turnville. thank you very much for sharing your analysis with us. you at the news ally from london was still ahead on the program. the livelihoods of millions are drawing off around late chad as decades of drought and climate change . we havoc fishing and troubled waters. the sea food industry fears. what's next on the menu, just by the french government backed down. i'm in support to the man who used to run wild football face criminal charges in switzerland. ah me. yes, president joe biden calls the game changing commitment pledged by more than 80 countries slash me faint emissions by 30 percent. by the end of the de

as being on life support said, the talks of not met any of the u. n's goals, but insisted there should be hope until the last moment. and germany is considering introducing new corona virus restrictions to combat record such and infections. countries recorded more than 50000 cases in the past 24 hours. several of the worst hit states will ready brought in tight and measures for on vaccinated people. the outbreak has been blamed on germany's relatively no vaccination, right. as the headlines, i'll be back with the news hour and 25 minutes time. see then aah! recruitment and training of the so called cubs of the caliphate was centrally controlled from rocca, the official capital of iceland to day in ruins. to create the new man who the organization dreamed of iso relied on young people everywhere. in iceland covered its territory with military training camps for child soldiers, several kilometers from the town. the memory of them still haunts the inhabitants. metty element joined the syrian democratic forces icily killed his uncle. his brother and 2 of his cousins had a telegram. i left

u. n. and the us should be more realistic in their approaches to the situation. just to say that we are concerned and call for negotiations over and over and over again. doesn't really help the situation on the ground. we need to be much more realistic in the approach to the situation. and now i think that the national community really need to focus on establish haitian intervention. post are be awesome, and that's where the focus should be. sedans, main opposition leader says the deposed prime minister could return to form a new government many men. now we have meetings with della dock who remains under house arrest. tens of thousands of people have been demonstrating against the military takeover they call to civil disobedience on monday, after a crackdown on the news. so i've got to say now at least 19 people are dead and another 50 injured in an attack on cobbles, largest military hospital among those killed was the command of the taliban. special forces was also in charge of cargo security. iceland, that's claim responsibility for the attack. charlotte polic

we should say that the u. n. and the w h o continue to stress the. the pandemic can only be solved through mass and occupation of germany has registered its highest ever a daily spike and cove. infections raising the prospect of tough new restrictions. more than 35000 cases have been reported in the past 24 hours. that is the world's 4th highest rate. the latest wave is taking a toll on hospitals. the number of patients in intensive care house search by 25 percent and recent days, warm intensive care. dr. nuremberg said the health care system is being pushed to the 1st. the situation is very tense. all the beds of food. we are still trying to take care of the urgent cases as best we can. on the one hand we treat many koby patients, but we also have to provide the rest of the medical care that is normally done. hospitals are each of the limits, especially the larger hospitals that kind of for the most severe patients, both with and without cove, it for medical stuff, we're now in the 4th wave and it is a huge burden for several german regions in fact

and we should say her naughty that the u. n. and the w h o continue to stress that the pandemic can only be stopped through mass inoculation or natural immunity . all mean time germany has not registered its highest daily spike and infections raising their prospective tough new restrictions. more than 35000 cases have been reported in the last day. that is the world's 4th highest right. the latest wave is taking a toll on hospitals. the number of patients and intensive care has served by 25 percent. one intensive care doctor in nuremberg says to health care system is being pushed to breaking point. first, the situation is very tense. all the beds are full. we're still trying to take care of the urgent cases as best we can on the one hand we treat many cobra patients, but we also have to provide the rest of the medical care that is normally done. hospitals all reach to the limits, especially the larger hospitals that kind of for the most severe patients both with i'm without cove, it for medical stuff, we're now in the 4th wave o

n t u 367. police say the suspect. should be considered armed and dangerous. if you are asked. excuse me.f you do see that child you were asked to call 911. all right. new 10 u. s appeals court today upheld its decision to put on hold president biden's covid vaccine mandate for private companies. the order would have been enforced by osha on any business with 100 or more employees. the circuit court panel in new orleans affirmed an earlier ruling. despite the biden ministrations argument, it could lead to hundreds of deaths, the judges said. the mandate is staggeringly overboard that's a quote and order the white house to take no further action. the decision and the latest development in what is expected to be a lengthy legal battle over the mandates legality. nursing homes are being told welcome back all visitors today, the centers for medicare and medicaid instructed facilities to lift pandemic restrictions on visiting nursing homes will no longer be able to the frequency and length of visits or require advanced scheduling. the government is still discouraging against large group visits

we should say here are naughty that the u. n. and w h o continued a stretch to the pandemic, cannot be stopped through mass inoculation. no natural immunity. when the mean time at germany is not registered, its highest ever daily spike and cove infections are raising the prospect of tough newt restrictions. more than 35000 cases have been reported in the past 24 hours, thus the weld 4th highest, right. the latest wave is taking a toll on hospitals. a number of patients and intensive care has served by 25 percent in recent days. and one intensive care doctor and newer bugs at the health care system is being pushed to the limit. first the situations very tense, all the beds have full, we're still trying to take care of the urgent cases as best we can. on the one hand we treat many cobra patients, but we also have to provide the rest the medical care that is normally done. hospitals all reach to the limits, especially the larger hospitals that kind of for the most severe patients, both with and without cove. it for medical stuff, we

u. n. to get involved or any other outside force. it should be solved and in the bounds of urine. as i've got to talk to on this jonathan steele, i and the u. k. have a great weekend. thanks for joining it. thank you. are the movement of people that we're currently seeing at the bellow rooms? poland border is happening elsewhere on a much larger scale. an influx of people fleeing conflicts in the middle east began years ago. and there are now well established routes to get to western europe. and we can have a look at some of those are popular route that starts from pakistan to have canister, and they had through eastern europe before reaching italy and germany. in fact, the united nations says that 75000 migrants of travel through bosnia and herzegovina since 2018 artes maria phenomena spoke to a people smuggler who was offering to take migrant center, northern germany robert walden. although i think these people illegally cross the border because their governments did not allow them to went to europe using legal methods. they tried to flee and get as quickly as possible to europe

u. n's cop 26 climate summit. while they plan on which path we should take, the participants themselves are accused of hypocrisy for doing little to actually reduce their own carbon footprint. more than 500, sorry, 400 private jets will reportedly be used to flying guess for the climate talks. a with 000-000-0000, i see here, blah blah blah. and where has bed led us? well ahead of those climate talks, britton's prime minister has called fool robust measures to have emissions adding that if glasgow fails, the whole thing fails. arti shoddy edwards dashti looks now whether previous screen promises have been capt. on paper, the u. k. is paving the way so clean a green, a renewable energy for zoom in on the small print and it tells a totally different story. report is found proposal. so 40 potential new fossil fuel extraction projects were newly triple the u. k. annual greenhouse gas emissions. hardly a good start ahead of 26 and to delivering on these pledges. the solution to climate change is clear. it lies in consigning dirty fossil fuels like coal, to history in ditching gas guzzling modes of transport. we decided

should there be violence. the united states, u. k, the u. n. and switzerland and norway all without statements calling for the security forces to restrain themselves. already at least 13 people have been killed since the thought of the anti military takeover protesting upto in october 2015. so they are concerned that there will be violence up processes have also reported that many activists have been arrested, but that has not deterred the movement. the protest movement, we've seen people setting up barricades on residential neighborhoods. we've seen might protest people mobilizing, calling on their neighborhood residents to come out and moss and show their anger at the military takeover. they said that they want to show peacefully to the military and the world that they want a return to the democratic for process and the democratic transition that was under way before october 25th. so have i, you say that the internet has been patchy and also security forces are setting up checkpoints. we also understand that 3 main bridges had been closed int

u. n. to call the international community as a pull tackling terry in afghanistan because essentially the has to be the u. s. in europe. well, i would say it should the un, you know, call for uniting of the imperial powers to do something. i mean, should a, it does the you and have any credibility of standing against empire standing for injustice or stand santa against injustice. i mean, you want to fight terrorism in the world demand that the united states get its military back on american soil. you want ira, what's, what's the greatest source of terrorism in the world? it's the united states military. but then the united states was blame for being in afghanistan, then blame for pulling out. does that mean that the growth of tara was just a unavoidable inevitability? absolutely not. terror is a product of blow back, as the cia described as ron paul did such a great job there as presidential campaigns of calling attention to. but when the u . s. military intervenes and other countries and kills millions of innocent people . people tend to get pissed off. well that the ca calls the phenomenon blow back, as in there are going to be people who want

anyway, i suppose i should ask you for the most celebrated torture gaze here, at least according to you in the u. n. human rights council of julian assange. i mean them is bill marsh in london, in effect, and it's, it's a black site when it comes to the wikileaks phone can. well, you can say that, you know, he's been kept in solitary confinement as i understand it for quite a long time. solitary confinement is, is considered torture when someone is in it for a long time, even more than a month. the un wrap a tour on torture, said with this, this is basically a form of torture. so am, is he being not tortured? the way these people were, is he having water morning, is he being put in a little cage with an insect? he's terrified, are busy being strong up and held up. we'll re disobey the allegation when it comes to i was a brighter illness. re also, most of them are they were allegedly rep to re hydration, which is not a medical term. and you know, it's not re hydration when commas, they were on strike, not eating. so they just shoot how mess up the rectum. i mean, this is rate, this is sodomy. are so

as mentioned the u. n's, climate change conference is now underway in scotland. and while they plan on which course of action we should all take, the participants themselves are accused of hypocrisy, for doing little to actually reduce their own carbon footprint. more than 400 private jets are reportedly being used to fly in guests for the talks with, [000:00:00;00] 00000000, i see. hm, blah blah blah. and where does that lead us? i. but as you and delegates tackled climate problems and glasgow, some of the press pack seemed to have literally lost their way. setting up on the other side of scotland in edinburgh. then claiming the event is just being held there. just one of the stories for you on our telegram channel, search at r t news for more the head of the climate talk to the british prime minister called for a robust measures to how the emissions adding that if glasgow fails, the whole thing fails. shoddy edwards dusty next looks at whether a few previous green promises were kept. on paper, the u. k. is paving the way so clean a green, a renewable energy, the zoom in on the small print and it tells a totally diff

should of course, faith sanctions. let's go to robert pess, ny tv, and prime minister and the u. n's own environment expert said last night. the countries have promised only half the counts in greenhouse gases needed by 2030 to keep global warming to one and a half degrees. as of now, you have failed to keep 1.5 alive. what can you do in these remaining days to rescue it? and just to go back to the issue of owen patterson, and indeed as you say to, to cox that the speaker has said that your actions in ordering your m p 's to vote against the immediate punishment. although in pakistan brought the commons into disrepute. that's what he said. so you want to use this moment to apologize. so thanks rob, opposed to possible on whether we can keep 1.5 alive. i agree with you. i think it's in the, the balance we've, we had a if i had to define the, what we've been in the last few days, we had a surge of, of activity in the, in the 1st couple of days, things, things moved. there was the feeling of life under the under the under the keel. we went, we went forward. when i'm finding things a tough, but that doesn't mean it's impossib

should with the news. and the chanel was me. is the easiest thing unless you're in washington national puddle in the u. n. a puddle. i'm a broker. so saying in the part that somebody fun with close to when you leave, ah, well, the fund i make no, no borders line to tease and you as a merge, we don't have authority. we don't have a back seen. the whole world needs to be ready. people are just, you know. 2 come in with them, we can do better, we should be better. everyone is contributing each in their own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is great, the response has been massive. so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together with oh, seemed wrong when i just don't move any new world yet to say proud. disdain becomes the attitude and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah ah, essentially there's malware thousands, maybe sometimes millions each day. the spend down and gave again another push for cyber criminals to adapt to the situation. they start targeting the

should with private news. and the chanel was me. is the easiest option to bundle unless you're not sure of national puddle in the u. n. a puddle. i'm a protocol. so saying in the part that somebody fun with close to where you live in a year. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be in arms. race is on a very dramatic development, only personally. and getting to resist, i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very critical time. time to sit down and talk a border around the try a seal island in contention between canada and the united states, where their government has suddenly become optimal for lobster. our population here is exploded, one of the most valuable fisheries that ever existed. suddenly you had me and canadian fishermen in these waters at the same time jousting for position and attention to high violence is bound to happen. this is the last land border dispute between canada and the united states. it could be magnified to the point where there could be costs that would be significant to poke countries border dispute don't go away. it's assessed o

u. n. says the 75000 migrants of travel through bozeman and hertz governance since 2018. well, next, an exclusive rather shelter one. those should we say our t 's maria phenomena spoke to a people smuggler who was offering to take migrants into northern germany. and this is what he had to say you others through. i think these people are legally across the board because that governments did not allow them 20 years, refusing illegal method. they tried to flee and get as quickly as possible to europe in countries like germany, switzerland. some of them are on the run 3 to 4 years as soon as they cross that 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 they get permits because they flow their id cards that he can't be deported as german authority. don't know where they come from. which 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,

n t u 367. and tonight, east bay freeway signs or aluminum ated with that license plate number, records show. yago may have reason to visit hayward or oakland, and police say he shouldconsidered armed and dangerous. you're asked to dial 911 if you see the suspect the car. or the child. coming up warriors trying to extend their winning streak to seven games tonight. next in sports market bodies, we'll have the highlights and another shooting clinic, courtesy of steph curry. there's this feeling we chase... like someone upped the brightness on the entire world. like your body is super-charged, but your mind is super calm. it feels like 20/20 vision for your whole being. and we'll chase this feeling, until we can feel it... one. more. time. feel the hydrow high. to say it is. the warriors are back in a big way. you just kind of keep looking at the highlights. so we got some for you tonight. let's press play and go, shall we? and just take a look at step getting ready. he was playing in front of his college coach davidson tonight, uh, bob kill like and, uh well, the warriors get off to a sluggish start, you know, took care of that. turn the moment of gary payton, the se

should not be done is. ringback wholly wicked and just unacceptable on various levels. phone estimated 45000000 people around the world suffering from famine, not according to the u. n's world food program. and afghanistan is among the worst hit countries, more than half of its population. that's around 23000000 people are at risk of starving a crisis, the un says is made worse by the disastrous pull act of us forces from the country, which has left a humanitarian emergency in its wake. a blue ah compar 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 mohammed is only 18 months old suffering from the lack of food, a . keep in mind that the children in the most dire conditions of being 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 doubled, and i'm afraid that will have a bigger crisis in the future as the situation is with you watching out international just coming to half 11. this

u n d product 3rd period. mario ferraro with scroll faster. he lights the lamp right there. sabres lose 3 to 5 sharks win 3 to 5. as i should say.as live at the shark tank and she joins us right now. kate, the sharks are severely undermanned. how are they able to get through this game tonight. that's a great question, jason. they really shouldn't have one either of these last 2 games. but instead they snapped three-game losing streak and they are now winners of 2 in a row. it was a great team effort. they ended up calling up 5 players from the minor league barracuda and this combination. >> is working, of course, doesn't help when you have a little star power to mock turtle always so consistent for this team was the star of the night. he scored 2 goals and had an assist as well. and then you've got guys like jonathan dahlen who was removed from the covid protocol list today back in action. he scored that first goal of the game, as you said, but just really impressive to see these guys come together like do what they can do their missing. erik karlsson, the missing kevin labanc the missing people. they obviously really rely on on