u. s. council. that's been there since before. 948 is my understanding as simply restoration to the status quo. job whiteness done some on attacks. some of the issues that were, that had been on done by the foreign president such as the ease restore aid to unwrap the palestinian refugee agency run by the united nations. he's attempting to try to reopen as constantly as restoring funding to the palestinian authority. in general, i mean in the news has been hundreds killed or wounded in the shape, your neighborhood obviously directly in your remittance as these eviction processes going on monday, a supreme court decision comes but can i just quickly go to gaza and ask you what you know of what is happening there, especially given israel has been airily bombarding it with weapons supplied to them and weapon pod from britain, where i'm speaking to you for sure. the most recent statement was made by the united nations during a special meeting of the un security council devoted to the middle east. and the

u. s afghan woman's council. she says the taliban has not been honest in negotiations about its activity on the ground. i think that we never really moved from a strategy of war to one of peace successfully. these talks have been happening for over a year and a half. i interviewed women in the summer of 2019 who were part of the peace process. and at that time they indicated that the taliban was willing to speak and to be reformed in some ways. and there was hope that they could come to the peace table and a plan could come amongst all the parties. but unfortunately, that didn't happen at the same time that the telephone would be at the peace table . they would be bombing a few miles away. and so i think that they never really were very, you know, up for a front and forthcoming about their participation and their, and the piece talk them. they had another plan and perhaps they're looking and waiting to see what the us would do and how the afghan national army would do. and unfortunately, although they have receiv

u. s. african women's council. thank you. meanwhile, the head of afghanistan's reconciliation council is expressing confidence in the republic future until until the spoke to l, just about the tele bonds leverage on the ground. taliban cannot convert the whole population of upon the son into taliban. taliban zation of our honest son is not acceptable. yes, of course. they feel at this moment that they have that hand militarily on the ground too. and that will not last that way. i'm sure i'm not talking about days and weeks that we're talking about the course of time because that see this and from out his state there is no peaceful settlement. and fortunately the world will continue. and as a result of the war, tinge will change and areas will go and to hand that apart. if you're talking about the survival of the state, i should say that yes, while when the slot makes it public, that is opposition. there are different roofs which are not happy with our conduct, but a day criticize as they are unhappy. but they're th

u. s. s. defense of democracy and human rights going to be one security council has approved a deliveries from turkey and to syria for another year. the mandate for the operation was due to expire on saturday. russia had threatened to block and extension. it wanted aid to be controlled by the syrian government, but a compromise hasn't been reached. we have recently started are standing by in the bible house, the syria turkey border, but 1st let's cross towards magic and james bass at the united nation. so what can you tell us about how this compromise was reaching was certainly it looked pretty bleak. earlier on in the day, we had to rival resolutions facing the un security council for months now, people have been concerned that russia might actually decide to use its veto and stop this. only one humanitarian crossing into syria. some had wanted that again to be more than one crossing potentially 3 crossings. the u. s. wanted, in the end, no way at all, and put forward to russia, objected to that it went down to one for one year. russia then proposed one for only 6 months. the compromise is on

u. s. and the u. and to send troops help stabilize the country. the un security council has approved a deliveries from turkey into rebel held northern syria for another year. russia had threatened to block the operation, preferring aid be directed through damascus. but at last, when compromises reached, our diplomatic editor, james bass has more from the united nations. for months now, people have been concerned that russia might actually decide to use its veto and stop this. only one humanitarian crossing into syria. some had wanted that again to be more than one crossing potentially 3 crossings. the u. s. wanted, in the end, no way at all, and put forward to russia, objected to that it went down to one for one year. russia then proposed one for only 6 months. the compromise is one for 6 months, then a report from the secretary general, and then another 6 month authorization. pretty much automatically us president joe biden has called on his russian counterpart vladimir putin to crack down on 5 a criminals last weekend. the 1000 businesses were affected by a ransomware

want to de listing of those taliban members who are designated under un security council sanctions. meanwhile, the u. s. has been carrying out as strikes in afghanistan, the pentagon, not giving many details. we know that one of them took place in the key province of kandahar, but it is significant. a few months ago wouldn't have been big news that the u. s. we carry out strikes enough going to start, but of course, these are the 1st as strikes since the vast majority of us troops of left afghanistan been commanded by us central command. what the u. s. school over the horizon strikes. it's interesting to that under the authorities that have been given by the u. s. president, this can go on until the 30th of august, the u. s. can support the ask african security forces off the on the ground off to the 30th of august, the u. s. s strikes are only supposed to be used against al qaeda for missions, but go against people on the ground who could be threatening the american homeland . ok, james, base and life is incapable. james, thank you. one person has been shot days and 2 others injures during protests. a

u. s. and the u. n. to send troops to help stabilize the country. meanwhile, the un security council has improved 8 deliveries from turkey and to rebel held northern syria for another year. russia had threatened to block that operation, preferring aid rather be directed through damascus, but a last minute compromise was reached out to promote again. james bass has worn out from the un for months now, people have been concerned that russia might actually decide to use its veto and stop this. only one humanitarian crossing into syria. some had wanted that again to be more than one crossing potentially 3 crossings. the u. s wanted, in the end, no way at all, and put forward to russia, objected to that it went down to one. for one year, russia then propose one for only 6 months. the compromise is one for 6 months. then a report from the secretary general. and then another 6 month authorization, pretty much automatically. the taliban canes, it now controls 85 percent of afghanistan. it's made major gains this week and the vacuum left by the withdrawal of us lead foreign forces. russia is on the last over potential

u. s. a said is, will not send military assistance. the security council has approved a 12 month extension to a delivery into northern syria. the program with due to ends on saturday, almost 1000 trucks in turkey, carries supplies and millions of syrians every month. and us present buys and has called on his russian counterpart vladimir putin, to crack donald cyber criminal last weekend, more than a 1000 businesses were affected by ransomware attack originating from russia. recently documents in thailand's as doctors are concerned that china and scientific vaccine is not effective against new cove. in 1900 variance, the health minister has defended the job saying the leaked memo was only an opinion . but as tony chain reports now from bangkok, public confidence is declining. a small group of pretences tried to march to thailand's health ministry, but the police are determined not to let them through. their protesting both the scarcity of vaccination shot and the vaccines, the government is giving them to go on. ha ha. i'm worried about the vaccine that the

u. s. or the european union to step forward out ahead of the a u. they took their case 1st before the un security council. they took it to, to the arab states, to the arab league, which issued a letter, they have a meeting in the last 10 days. and then you've seen some bilateral efforts by the, by the saudis, and of course now by the chinese to have a don permanency on the security council. and so what we've seen is obviously pan arab solidarity around this issue. but again, all trying to do essentially the same thing, which is to force the parties back to the negotiating table. i don't think anyone has the ability to leverage ethiopia into making concessions that it's just not willing to make right now. so well, as we're hearing that from james diplomatic editor, there has been talk and speculation of potential military action around some of these tensions. do you see any of that as a real possibility yet? well, we can certainly say for certain that egypt and sudan have been conducting military exercises, joint military exercises in their, in their 2 countries. they have renewed security cooperation agr

council members, the 3 african council members and china and russia were very reluctant to allow, but pressure from the u. k. from ireland and the us linda thomas greenfield. the u . s. and bassett, speaking to us reporters a few moments ago before the start of the meeting, said that she hoped this was the start, a new momentum for the security council. she said an open meeting was important, but things needed to go way beyond an open meeting for that to be a resolution to the situation in te grey. and she said that if things, if it was needed, she hope that the security council may now have the momentum to start thinking about some action of what it could do in tea. gray, about the current situation mr. karla was, i say, the political chief of the united nations speaking the security council now. and in a moment, the very grim humanitarian situation in the council is going to be relayed by the acting humanitarian chief of the united nations. a great deal of suffering into gray and desperate need to address it. we'd like to see that in the security council, the more of this tension between the west and council members and then russia and china. because as you say, t

supplies, getting through and the security council is due to vote on the parts of new york city has been flooded. a tropical storm also makes its way up. the u. s. coast flash flood warnings were issued as st. the waves were submerged. us troops are to leave afghanistan nearly 2 weeks earlier than planned by august 31st . the withdraw will end the longest us war a conflict that has spanned 2 decades. and many are worried by the departure of international troops that holla on a terra group, is making rapid advances. the battalion se this footage shows them celebrating after using control of the keyboard or crossing into iran. it was one of several advances made by the militants throughout gaston, in recent weeks. they've been gaining ground since the us announced the departure of its military by the end of august, the same military that ousted them from power in 2001 in washington, president biden defended the speed of the withdrawal, saying the u. s. would no longer sustain the human cost of a conflict that cannot change. i've got distance course ghani. so let me ask those who want us to stay. how many more? how many thousands more americans, d

u. s embassy. early this week, a drone was shut down close to the green zone. the un security council is sent to discuss ethiopians grand renaissance dam. later on thursday, the project has strain and ties with egypt, amsterdam. but if he opens it's a source of pride, many have contributed millions of dollars to the project by buying bonds. and is catherine so reports that looking forward to how it will change their life? patch nurse, get all my shoes as all she's ever used to light up her house, a bottle kerosene lamp. she lives in a village, 2 hours drive north about the starbuck who down there is a my go that we have many health problems. we spend more time than we should in hospitals, and i think it's linked to this lamp. next door, her brother in law is using solar energy, but only he and a few others here can afford it. theater to women, travel far with a donkeys to get the most basic support. if we had a tricity in our village, so they wouldn't have to go far to grind mays, for example, up to $65000000.00 fuel pins. that's more than half the population are not connected to the

council has released the statement. kimberly how kit is in washington d. c. for more on the u. s. response and under galico is in the haitian neighborhood in miami, florida. with reactions from there, but 1st his under chappelle taking a look back, the life of juvenile moiz. at one point java, no more east offered a glimmer of hope for haiti at a time of numerous crises, a former businessman who wanted to lift people out of poverty in the poorest country in the america that municipalities we needed. the political stability is the 1st public resource in no country on earth. is it possible to talk about development unless there is political stability unless there is social peace? but his years in office were challenging and he faced allegations of money laundering and corruption, movies became president of haiti and 2017 after being chosen by the former leader michelle marcelli to become his successor of the center. right patient had kelly party, 2015 election was the 1st to declare him winter, but the boat was overturned after allegations of fraud and violent st. protel. the rerun

council, which is the de facto brains of nato. and takes funding from the military alliance, as well as from the u. s. government. the u. s. military, middle eastern dictators, ships all the western governments, big tech companies and weapon manufacturers. but that's not all. here is some of their past and present board of directors. war criminal, henry kissinger, war criminals, colon pal, and conduct the rice, retired general wesley clark. david portray, is mad dog mad. scowcroft and 7 count them 7, former c i a directors through apparently you have to be a war criminal to just be on the board. if you haven't gotten drunk off, virgin blood in a basement wearing a robe and donnie darko mask then don't even bother applying. don't even apply for 2 years just before taking over at red, it sure was deputy director of the atlantic council. middle east strategy task force, but maybe you think she somehow stumbled into that position and didn't realize you had to support american military destruction around the world to have that job. you know she, she, she just thought she was applying to be the assistant manager applebee's. s

council. the international investigation into who is behind the death of haitian president of anatomy. as linked to the u. s. and columbia start to emerge. and drug company 5, it will speak approval for a booster for its corona, vars. vaccine. as research shows, the job loses its effectiveness over time. ah, now is the us and its allies withdrawal from afghanistan. it's not just the facts of those countries that have being lowered. taliban fighters have been removing the afghan national flag and assign the groups. influence and control is rapidly spreading. this image is one widely shed by iranian media from the islam. carla border crossing between afghanistan and iran, which was taken by the taliban on thursday. iran customs administration says trade has been suspended with afghanistan because the taliban is now seize 2 of the 3 crossings. they've also captured a town bordering turkmenistan. but the afghan government is rejecting a claim by the tyler bond that it now controls some 85 percent of the country, including about 2 thirds of the border with to g kissed on. meanwhile, the world health organization

policy walk at nato's think tank the atlantic council, which is the de facto brains of nato, and takes funding from the military alliance, as well as from the u. s. government, the u. s. military, middle, eastern dictators, ships all their western government, big tech companies and weapon manufacturers. but that's not all. here is some of their pass and proven board of directors. war criminal, henry kissinger, war criminals colon pal, and conduct the rice retired generals where.

u. s. has achieved its objectives after nearly 20 years of war. but the withdrawal comes as the telephone continued to see more territory. the un security council has discussed the controversial make a damn that in the opium building on the nile. egypt and saddam have raised economic and security concerns about the projects. if you see it says the message should be discussed, that the african union, south korea is raising corona virus restrictions and soul to the highest level starting monday. it's reported its biggest daily rise in new infections. when you come here on algebra this day, whether of next is inside stories, ceasing blue phase, most common site in city centers around britain, but as lockdown, the lucid people will still be wearing masks for months or even years to come. an ongoing nightmare for the environment. this video shows stuff at a wildlife hospital helping a bird that's been caught up in discarded later. it's a face mask, made a plastic. now a recent survey found 70 percent of people using disposable mosse didn't realize they were using single use prospects, researches at university college, london. so if every person in t

u. s. different matthew joins us now from washington. d. c. williams, i'm curious, this is a very fact that this discussion has taken place at the security council itself a when you don't need it, given that if you're, if you doesn't actually see this is a security issue. definitely yes, but this is not a life or death issue or exponential issue for either egypt or e. d o b, for the short term. it is a life or an accidental issue for egypt over the long term. because the dispute is really about how to resolve this view and they don't have a mechanism yet. and what happens when there's a drought and they have to portion water out over the reverse. which being filled right now in july is, is the amount of water and it's not going to be detrimental massively to, to students to data agents can be done. this dispute is what happens 3 years from now, 5 years from now, 10 years from now. and the only reason this would become security council issues because it does become a life or death issue if each of starts bombing yoke. hello. well, i recall that initially the filling of the damn when much quickly than expected because of the rains that we were see

u. s. and nato's war against the taliban and al qaeda. the move comes as the us prepares to end, it's 20 or conflict. and if gone this done un officials have warned the security council that more than 400000 people and easy.

u. s. and nato's war against the taliban and al qaeda. the move comes as the us prepares to end, it's 20 or conflict, and it's gone. this time. un officials have warned the security council that more than 400000 people in ethiopia as t gray region are now suffering from famine. the region has been cut off from aid since fighting broke out last year between the government and rebel forces, un officials warrant of new clashes. despite a unilateral cease fire. government german chancellor, uncle america, and british prime minister boers, johnson say their countries will work closely together despite the britons exit from the u. after face to face talks in london. medical said she hope britain's had been fully vaccinated against corona virus or soon be able to travel to germany without quarantine. was her last official visit to the u. k. before setting down later this year and also abuse when you want. mrs. d. w. news from berlin, there's much more on our website. that is d w dot com. the gold tonight german chancellor angland merkel in great britain, the optics at once routine and historic. it's the chancellor's 22nd official visit and after 16 years, her very last is drive

u. s. and nato's war against the taliban and al qaeda. the move comes as the us prepares to and it's 20 year conflict and i found the stamps. un officials have warned the security council that more than 400000 people in the o. b as t gray region are now suffering from famine. the region has been cut off from aides from fighting broke out last year between the government and rebels force its top un officials warned of new clashes despite a unilateral cease fire by if the government german chancellor, uncle, america, and british prime minister, boers, johnson say there are countries we'll work together closely by britons exit from the e. u. after face to face talks in london, medical said she hopes britons have been fully vaccinated against corona. violence will soon be able to travel to germany without quarantine. it was her last official visit to the u. k. before stepping down later this year. so again, this is dw news from berlin. there's much more nor website. that's d, w dot com. the denied german chancellor anglo merkel in great britain, the optics at once routine and historic. it's the chancellor's 22nd official visit and after 16 years, her very last is driven le

the oakland city council will take a vote on the coliseum issue at a future date. a member of the u. sic gymnastics team is out of the competition after testing positive for covid that follows yesterday's announcement that african american or teenage tennis phenom cocoa golf was forced to withdraw after she tested positive with only four days until the games begin. talks escaped foxes kitty logan shows us the olympic officials say the number of positive test is lower than expected. and for now the games will go on. with just four days to go until opening ceremonies in japan. olympic athletes are already testing positive for the coronavirus but health expert and leading advisor for the games, bryan mccloskey, says this was expected. the numbers we're seeing are actually extremely low will probably lower than we expected to see if anything. at least 12 new cases connected with the games have been announced since sunday, including an alternate member of the woman's us gymnastics team. the team is screened daily for the virus and has only left their hotel for training since arrival last we

u. s. trip hello, from off canada stone is sent to be 90 percent complete, announcing the withdraw president biden said it was time for regional powers to step up shooter demo from the national security council of gallus then said international cooperation is continuing. and it's natural for neighboring countries to take measures to protect their own interests. the truth is that we've been pursuing a regional strategy for a while. the truth also is the national defense and security forces have been fighting the minutes that are now threatening central asia. and so what we're seeing is a natural response from our neighbors up in the north to secure their borders. because we are actually do we, we've been doing that to, to this point. but we're also, we're also expecting that they would naturally take actions also to secure their own interest in their folders. atalla has, you know, are harboring touch harris with terrorists from multiple organizations are harboring islamic movement to a 2nd. the terrorists, but also i am from, from, from china. and so it is only natural that our neighbors are taking steps in that direction. finally, this news or the fur, has literally been flying in the russia

u. s. and others have imposed sanctions on min more minutes to june, to their deadly crackdowns. on pro democracy demonstration, christian salumi has more than the united nations. this was a chance for security council members to hear directly from a representative of me and mars national unity government. as well as ethnic minorities, in fact, this was the 1st time that a kitchen representative, briefed the council, and he described the situation in me and mar, as bordering on state collapse. he and other grievers described rising food insecurity, ongoing violence, and rapidly spreading corona, virus infection. and while there are many calls for help from the international community, including an arms embargo and a no fly zone, clearly not all council members were on board. russia did not even participate in the meeting saying at a separate event that me and mars government with the help of countries in the region need to take the lead and finding its own political solutions. so i think we should not so step in at this stage, we are against any drastic measures. we are against any, any provocations in this regards, including for example, the so the 2 days already a formula meeting on me on which i

there is no electoral council capable of registering the whole population, we need to build up the conditions. sort of all, there's a government minister as request that the u. s. sent troops to protect hated infrastructure. do you think that would be a good idea? well, nicole, that is really something, isn't it? as i mentioned the last time a haitian president was murder was in 1915, 106 years ago. and that was the credit for the marine. the invasion of haiti by us marines. and they occupied the country for the next 19 years. so i'm not saying i'm absolutely against sending us troops, but we have to be very cautious and collaborative with patients about how we do and how many under what conditions. and we certainly need to do it in a way that is really welcomed by patients society at large, the in term prime minister has no legitimacy in the eyes, whether it's called joseph or, or dr. dr. r e l re whom the president had appointed before he was killed to succeed joseph or he would be the 7th prime minister. and the president had been ruling by dick top for a year and a half. so it's, there's, there is no constitutional government in haiti right now. that's wha

u. s. in that more adversarial approach we see how europe has described china since 2019 with the u. china white paper in 2018 which was endorsed as well by the european council, and they put into 3 basket. so it's systemic rival, a partner and a competitor. and so they uses compartmentalized approach. that's how they try to get the comprehensive agreement on investment through. so for example, they tried to agree on it in principal, and then they could talk about human rights. but that really upset asian, as we saw with this to precise countries. sanctions that were implemented in march on march 22nd in europe. so this actually reverted to this kind of frozen the comprehensive agreement. and investment is like in the deep freeze now. and it might look, have lived differently if it had gone through by china doing that. it almost pushed europe to work closely with the united states looking forward bearing whatever the you and the united states do, china is going to continue to grow, at least in the, in the short term. when you see the chinese economy in 10 years, is it going to be the dominant superpower? that's a really good question. what most economists are

u. s. a summit talk came up with some specific ways of come back in because 19 pandemic and fleshed out to miss beers to dialogue by having a trade in our policy council. as well as other bodies in order to strengthen transatlantic relations, i did not know of closing ranks was also sent out from the latest nature in brussels. joining forces in a commitment to the form, again, the knots by mutual alliance agreement which shows alliance the way forward and partnership dialogue and working together on the basis of partnership assistance. when it comes to multilateral commitment for you ideas together and to involve new and old. so in this a, this is particularly true in i work in the united nation because we're working together con basis of an order of law charters that are universally valid. but ones which we have to say are getting harder and harder to implement because of the blockades that we are seeing again and again stopping you and doing what it should do. so we have to ensure that the, when has a great to cap past due to actual because it has the greatest opportunity to come up with global responses to global challenges in the future. connectin

control the united nations security council is expected to meet on thursday to discuss the situation in london. greg palkot fox news. federal judge ruled today that the u. sfor former servicemen killing 26 people at a church in texas back in 2017, the judge said that the air force failed to submit devin kelly's criminal history into a database which would have prevented him from being able to buy guns. kelly had served nearly five years in the air force before being discharged in 2014 after he was convicted of felony domestic violence. the air force had publicly acknowledged kelly's conviction but never submitted it to be entered into the fbi database. an air force spokeswoman did not return request for comment on today's ruling. yeah. major project in the south bay. why santa clara county's largest drinking reservoir will be drained right now in the midst majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. project there at the anderson to make this happen, they have to dra

u. s. in that more adversarial approach we see how europe has described china since 2019 with the u. china white paper in 2018, which was endorsed as well by the european council. and they put into 3 basket. so it's systemic rival, a partner and a competitor, and so they uses compartmentalized approach. that's how they try to get the comprehensive agreement on investment through. so for example, they tried to agree on it in principal and then they could talk about human rights . but that really upset they should, as we saw with the supersized countries, sanctions that were implemented in march on march 22nd in europe. so this actually reverted to this kind of frozen the comprehensive agreement. and investment is like in the deep freeze now, and it might look, have lived differently if it had gone through by china doing that. it almost pushed europe to work closely with the united states looking for if they rang whatever the you and the united states do. china is going to continue to grow, at least in the, in the short term. when you see the chinese economy in 10 years, is that going to be the dominant super power? that's a really good question. what most econo

u. s. c. these are is experiencing a spike in violent crime. there have been 67 homicides this year in oakland. that's more than 20 more than this point last year. at the same time, the city councilsed $57 million budget increase for opd by 18 million. i do hope you were with us on mornings on to today when the oakland police chief lebron armstrong joined us live on the nine asked him what he thinks it will take to see a difference in oakland. well i think it's a collaborative effort. it really is. call it on community to start at the block level, really in our neighborhood really coming together and getting to know one another building relationships with the police department but also building relationships with one another, and then move into our next stages. what when i begin to move forward with town halls across our city to talk about public safety in small groups hearing directly from community. chief armstrong added. it'll take both violence prevention and enforcement to see a change in oakland, but said quote we can't arrest our way out of this problem. he says the work needs to start at the community level and he's holding a public event this weekend. as part of that eff