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security council. yeah, that is correct. there were 4 attempts before and they didn't go through 3 times the u. s. v totes un security council resolutions calling for is, sees fire and you know, a was against the language use there. the last time they'll friday, that was last friday, last week in russia and china, i put forward a resolution. and now the us for to, sorry, the us foot forwarded resolution, and that was a post by russia and china. now it is restaurant china putting through this resolution, this draft support adults by 22 nations. they are patients representative at the u . n. and it went through because you end up staying and not to be taught. and why did it do that? the us ambassador to you and linda thomas greenfield said that the fundamentals in this resolution were in the us interest, that the us supports the fundamentals. that is the needs of a ceasefire, immediate and sustainably, and at 8 mastiff, 8 effort into gaza. the us was not happy with the inability or that the resolution, china, russia, and all the others did not come them home us for their techs on october seconds. how

. >>> president biden's top diplomat in -- at the un security council voted on and rejected a u..s-led resolution calling for a cease-fire in gaza. all of this coming amongst growing friction between the white house and the israeli government over israel's military operations in gaza. here is nbc's alice far from washington. >> reporter: deep disappointment at the united nations security council after russia and china blocked a u..s-led resolution calling for a firing along with the release of all remaining hamas held hostages and increased aid for palestinian civilians. >> for all the fiery rhetoric -- we know that russia and china are not doing anything diplomatically to advance lasting peace. >> reporter: the u.s. previously vetoed resolutions for an immediate cease-fire without condition arguing that removes the incentive for hostage negotiations that are underway brokered by the u.s., qatar and egypt. today one former hostage hearing the horror of her 54 days in hamas captivity. >> we probably would be raped and kill. >> reporter: secretary of state antony blinken in israel for in

u. k. upstate and getting all 3 votes, prussia, upstate and in october, the un security council has 10 elected members, and 5 permanent members who viewed the 2 pallets the u. s. u. k, from russia and china were chosen as the permanent 5 after world war 2. for the to adopt a resolution. at least 9 volts are required in favor and no re toes by any of the permanent members. the u. s. has rejections for kohls, for the sci fi and casa, is raising questions about the uni lax republic of these countries. as long as the security concept is better lies in vito's, cost it, then it is costing the palestinian people that lives. there is no way except a ceasefire to be put in place. and even i said to them best that of the united states, that there is nothing that can prevent you. if you have cloud over is that i have a uni laptop sees vibe, put in place for as long as you want. you don't need a resolution in the security council as well as well. and gaza has getting more than 30000 palestinians in the past 5 months. left to this is rarely strikes. i'm from the patients have displaced most of it's 2400000 people. and they have liquor, if any access to food, water medicin

u. s. has vetoed all 3 resolutions of the un security council cooling for us. the spot in the concept that since is well launched, it's war in october. so is washington miss using it's vito power and also counselors voting system need to change? this is inside story, the hello. welcome to the program. i'm adrian thinking 5 months. so there's really strikes on guns. and the united nations has failed to adopt a resolution calling for a 6 file. 3 votes have been held up a security council, but the united states has been to the old view and secretary general and 20 vitality as describe the veto as an instrument. the power lies the council from taking action on the strip. that's a sentiment the palestine signed by, so that's the u. n has also voice saying that american vito's of cost the palestinians, the lives the u. s. is one of the only 5 permanent members that can veto resolutions and it's accused of misusing it. is use of the fee to a hindrance to decision making in the un security council on disability. so the agenda of a select group of countries will bring i

u. s. claims that the un security council resolution calling for an immediate cease fire is not binding. as a result, we see no truth on the ground. and the surgeon is really a tags. so is road covered and supported by washington seems to feel ok, ignoring global calls and concerns and sir is an indications are that's the situation on the ground as a result, including people starving to death with only keep deteriorating, unfortunately, back to you. so yeah, thank you. for the update that starting mid least bureau chief maria for notion of ass. thank you. so what is the is like to keep on top all the situation in garza and everything else. so if you could check our website all to come up next is documentary time on auntie international and for more needs make sure you join me again in 30 minutes. thanks for watching because of the okay. i just let us know supposed to take some of them visitors from you the.

u. s. v. 2 of the latest security council draft resolution calling for a see sign, gaza a policy named bassett, or to the you and re add months or address members. he said he is or has one guy's amounts to a genocide for 5 months now. is it a it has been committing atrocities against the palestinian people and check and unhinge. and the security council has been prevented repeatedly from calling for an immediate cease fire to put an end to these atrocities. this is what we are talking about, and that's why we are here today. stopping the daily war, crimes and crimes against humanity that are integrated to this is really assault and putting an end to the genocide under way as bringing out diplomatic attitude. james space. so a meeting of the general assembly that happens because of the us veto of the sci fi resolutions talk to us about what else we heard from member states that a yeah, well, you heard frustration from the members of the general assembly about the situation . we now have a system we have had for about 18 months that every time a veto is caused by a permanent member of the securi

security council meeting. you had every single security council member, including the u. s, which sustained basically welcoming the idea of cx 5. they all support to date, including the posting you and our boss. so that who made that very, very clear, of course, the other side of the policy that divide, you just had from a passive 9 who i'm us very welcome. this from other parts of the world. i've been looking through statements throughout the governments and the last few minutes, all over the world. people are welcoming us like a general working this. the only person i can see is not welcoming it was, is rarely ambassador. this is a travesty. and all i am disgusted is ro is increasingly isolated by this move. i think that we're going to be real problems going forward with israel's relationship with abiding administration a bite and has made a point of supporting israel fall beyond where many people say he should have supported his route. given the um, the, the grubbing fireman in, in garza, the accusations, even in the international court of justice of genocide, he's been

this meeting was triggered by a security council veto. the u. s. veto of a resolution that was proposed by algeria calling for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire. and it's actually the 3rd time that the united states vetoed a cease fire resolution in the security council. and what we are seeing in this meeting is uh of increasing isolation on the part of the united states for its position at the un regarding a ceasefire. in earlier votes that the united states cast, its vito, a number of countries of stains. and the last vote only one country, the united kingdom of staying 13 out of 15 council members voted in support of a humanitarian ceasefire. so what we are hearing in this meeting is many countries expressing their concern that the united nations has not been able to act given that so many people. now more than 30000 have died in gaza and increasing reports of people dying children dying from starvation. and hunger, the un puts 10 infants at least on the list as having died from malnutrition and that number is expected to grow. so the comment

u. s. vote of eps tension on the security council. resolution demanding of ceasefire would certainly be something that they would wish to ignore. minimize or sweep under the rug. among the other stories getting swept under his really forces reading hospitals in garza, such as i'll shift producing horrific testimonies of the cold blooded execution of palestinians, including 13 children left for the amount of love with the hard hits not far from us now, but in total there was bad aerial assassination of 4 young on armed guards. is there any drone footage obtained by algebra and wide spread allegations of the systemic sexual assault and humiliation of palestinian women by israeli soldiers, some of whom have also been accused of rape. american and western news outlets were all over such stories, many of which were later debunk. when the accused were members of a moss, the alleged victims were as railey, and the date was october, some of the possible genocide taking place and gas. it is unique in human history. events on the ground are being transmitted in real time to the world as people ar

u. s. has previously vetoed attempts out the security council to achieve a ceasefire. we're joined now by our deputy classic editor james base james. you have the draft resolution with your what exactly doesn't say because the language and the working use is, is quite significant here. yeah, absolutely. this is the draft resolution. now what secretary blinking has said before he left saudi arabia on his way to colorado, is that we have a resolution and we now pressing for an immediate cease faucet. so it's worth examining the exact language and this quite linked to the resolution. and the key paragraph is this one out for 2 paragraph number one, let me read it to you. the security council determines the imperative of an immediate and sustain see spot to protect civilians and all sides allow for the delivery of a central humanitarian assistance and olivia humanitarian suffering to old side. and on the cruise of police reports ongoing, international diplomatic efforts to secure such as the spot in connection with the release of all remaining hostages. so the beginning of

u. s. has previously retired attempts at the security council to achieve a face. why? i'm joined now by deputy logic editor james base. what more do we know, james? about the strong to us resolution. got a copy of the draft resolution and also we know what its extra state blinking said in saudi arabia's. he said he's arrived just a short time ago in egypt. in the next few minutes, he's going to be meeting presidency of egypt in a tv interview, an arabic tv interview, before he left saudi. he said, we actually have a resolution that we put forward right now. that's before the un security council. that does cool for an immediate cease law tied to the release of hostages, while this is the copy of the resolution which is or is obtained. and let me call up the key paragraph over this resolution. it says the security council determines the imperative of an immediate and sustained c spot to protect civilians on all sides allow for the delivery of a central humanitarian assistance and alleviate humanitarian suffering. and towards that end unequivocal isabella quickly supports

u. s. is actually just facing hawk. oh that is we using those came out to the security council. this is for 2nd. we need to check the real and the fact that the actual u. s. political pores in to the citizens until now, more than 240 ship and we're actually kind of all kind of wavelengths that were sent to live, right? yeah, also you can just to check the other 2 go. these are more than 2000 bleed b, a bear with me is, but in order to get a, a israel direct the code this well. so if we want to be honest and to be a friend to what the whole hour walk units, we have to say that the you asked if they can plus and verify the this. i'm going. genocide is a po box. this is the only description that we can describe the us action since the october 7th. i'm filling out and actually if we want to retain back in history, i'm ready to have the you has just a guarantee that is right. it will always mean team have a, what are we can describe has advanced the military aid all over the region in order not just to, you know, secure or, or to give as low as they say, a variety of defense. but to ensure that they d

u. s. v times and not are you on security council draft resolution calling for an immediate cruise promise into office own document for a vote, which has never happened. so far, so this policy has its costs for washington and south earlier bite, and it was interrupted during his speech by protest. her who called out to him for his continued support of israel war on her mazda brandon being genocide, jones. let's fix on this. and it's hard to get him on the as well earlier and so say present biden was called to the hall to my talk to his state of the union address to saying that he and it's in yahoo here referred to is really prime minister by his nickname, b, b, i going to have a come to jesus late and explaining legs that he meant a serious conversation while the country, perhaps the only one in the world as now can really is off israel's bombardment of guys will actually supports it. and after study, want more than $31000.00 lives loss, thinking about serious conversation at the time when many would believe it is time for radical actions and measures. instead, back to you are typically if

u. s. v. 2 of the latest security council draft resolution calling for a cease fire in gaza, the policy num. bassett, or to the u. n. re add months or address members, he said, is there as well on guys the amounts to genocide for 5 months now? is it a it has been committing atrocities against the palestinian people on check and unhinged. and the security council has been prevented repeatedly from calling for an immediate cease fire to put an end to these atrocities. this is what we are talking about and that's why we are here today. stopping the daily war, crimes and crimes against humanity that are integrated to this is an easy assault. and putting an end to the genocide under way. let's bring in our diplomatic attitude, james space at the united nations for us. so james, again, that meeting triggered by the us see 2 of the cease fire, you know, tell us about the prevailing sentiment there among member states. what did we hear from them? oh yeah, this became almost 2 years ago the general assembly decided to take this initiative of forcing every single time automatically. now, when there i

u. s. resolution being put to the united nations security council, calling for a see sparks, it's likely we think we are hearing that has been some progress in the don't all adults. and that's why they able to kind of push forward decides it of this resolution. he's also going to be talking particularly about rough or, and the graph potential ground operation that you really want to launch in rough up . he's very clear, the americans are very clear. they don't want that type and may say, it's not something that i want to see happen. and they're providing these radios with all 10 tips to that part of size. i agree that the elimination of a mass is crucial, but how they doing it and how it's going to happen is a subject of disagreement between the 2. so, and so that has to be put into place as well. so that's likely to be a discussion in trusting that you know, there's no meeting with any palestinians. there's no meetings scheduled with the palestinian authority. any representatives of that, this is purely to come to israel and to speak to is riley officials before he heads back to washing

u. s. has vetoed all 3 resolutions of the un security council calling for us the spot in concepts sense since is well launched, its war in october. so is washington miss using its veto power and also the counselors voting system need to change? this is inside story, the .

u. s. has vetoed all 3 resolutions of the un security council cooling for us the spot in the concept that since is well launched, its war in october. so is washington miss using its veto power and also the counselors voting system need to change? this is inside story, the hello. welcome to the program. i'm adrian thinking 5 months. so this really strikes on gaza and the united nations has failed to adopt a resolution calling for a 6 file.

u. s has vetoed oil, 3 resolution is a video and security council cooling for us. the spot in the concept that since is well launched, it's war and october. so is washington miss using it's vito power and does the counsellors voting system need to change? this is inside story, the .

u. s. change in recent days and weeks culminating in that un security council vote on monday with a us a sorry, the us in fact of state. and rather than use the veto power, they're allowing that to be to resolution to pass. so we're seeing, we're starting to see the relationship a strain on that relationship is ralph t ally the us. and we're also saying it from all the countries like germany, that the rhetoric slowly changing though that hasn't had any practical implications . you know, so, so much on the ground, the, the, the u. s. has been urging is around not to continue south and go into that southern city of russell with more than a 1000000 people taking shelter. that is something that israel site they have to determine to do. and should that happen? we may see physical retribution from the us who may see things like them holding back. so the weapons are in fact, holding back oh, or weapons at all. that would be a very, very big move. and certainly the 1st time in history that anything like that happens, no such, we're not sure exactly what's going to happen there, but definitely that rel

council not to allow this to occurred to vote against the u. s. draft for you to submit this to mr. president for the united nations security council to ultimately be in a position to deliver upon its mandate for the management, maintenance of international peace and security. a number of non permanent members of the city council have drafted an alternative. this draft resolution would stipulate stark, black on white, the demand. it would be for both a ceasefire and lead on conditional release of hostages. this is a balance and a political document. we see no reason for which the membership of the city council for the members let us get counsel not to support this unless a ceasefire and the release of hostages is not part of their plans yet. this is an attempt to, to allow the counsel to comply with the noble functions that have invested in it. and i call for you not to let this opportunity slip away. thank you for your attention. i think the visit entity roto showing for there is room for the statement. i sure put the draft. i should have put the draft resolution to the boats. now there's dozing. those in favor over the draft to these origin co

have a one security council, russia, china, and algeria project and u. s. resolution recognizing the need for a cease fire and casa arguing, it doesn't go to salt enough to protect a college student.

unofficial answer at the very, the answer is, the one security council could order enforcement metrics impose sanctions and like that requires getting passed the u. s. veto bite and has shown no indication of i'm allowing that they really allowed earlier in the week of the resolution, i think and security council was not a sanctions resolution. it was a state but in a sense and so on that route to the security council is probably going to be blocked even though it has the security council or to act it really big is all going to come down to one person job. i and joe biden does have the leverage to force natania who just stop the starvation to stop the bombing of civilians. and that leverage comes through the massive us military aid, $3800000000.00 annually. and the massive ongoing arms sales that permit is really military to continue bombing. this is william population and continue in forcing the blockade and binding has shown 0 inclination to use that leverage. gee, you know, speaks of the game. he says, all the right things. he says, you know, stop the start ration um, take better care and it protects the billions. but he never enforces. and inde

u. s. resolution recognizing the need for an immediate cease fund and gaza fails to possibly un security council. members said.

u. n. s. c, and what sort of changes are needed there in your if you well, frankly, i don't think that the skillets across the security council is the relevant. and the, i don't think that it's a price comparison between the u. m. and the league of nations. the big difference is of the existence of, of the permanent members of the security council who have the right to veto. this is a very important function which x actually should be viewed as the key incentive to find and negotiate to solution. that's how it usually works. for example, recently a restaurant china use the v 2 when you yes. table to resolution, which was uh, actually the green light for is that it will continue what it does in gaza. which reference to the ceasefire, which was actually the main demand for the international community, only has determined determines the imperative of immediacy is fine. so i really failed to understand what is it determines to imperative and how it would have been implemented practically. so when he told the draft, and then immediately after this there was another draft prepared by the non permanent members of the security counci

and that system to exactly what the white house national security council spokespersons said at the time. earlier this month, the u. s. government received information about a planned terrorist attack in moscow, potentially in places of mass gatherings, including concerts, which prompted the state department to issue a public warning to americans and russia. also, adrian watson. there. a said that they did. one must go about this plan, the attack, although we were getting unconfirmed reports from russia's f as be saying that they did receive information, but that it was general and very vague. then we have the new york times now reporting sites and us intelligence officers saying that they confirm the the i says, connection to this terrorist attack. but having said that, then if they do confirm it, it seems that the white house has clueless because we have john kirby, the us national security council spokesperson and other spokesperson. who seems to know nothing about that because he's debating that it could be someone within russia who has it out for vladimir boots and clearly, you know, there are people in the, in

randy as strikes and rough ones as well. continues to ignore the un security council resolution going for an immediate cease fire coming u. s. coast guard is suspending search and rescue. if it's in baltimore after a condo ship, it's a bridge causing it to collapse, state to be say, the rescue mission as no transition to the recovery operation to $1.00 to $6.00 people were still missing is already sold, does have a kind of rage in several cities across the occupied westbank, a 19 year old palestinian was killed. i'm 5, i was injured in coming to you in southern jeanine. bulldozers was seen destroying infrastructure during the raid. several more people have been wounded in operations then numberless. this way the army has killed more than 450 pound to send the ends across the occupied west fence since october 7th us. and these were this booking convoys of a trucks loaded with food that is destined for northern gaza regent. as long as the cutoff and the situation is becoming increasingly desperate, newborn babies and young children in the area are experiencing severe malnutrition as a bank before they were born into this will

u. s. one's also a ceasefire in the united states and more, more rapid age into gaza. that's why the us upstate a rebecca, the decision of the un security council came as a surprise to many and israel has reacted partially off to that decision. tell us more. still was actually just be hearing from the is really invested into the you and get out there. don. he's been addressing the security council. he came out swinging, condemning the counsel for not having come out in these last 6 months to condemn the mass attack. he was saying that with double standards, that the security council, the use the example of the recent attack in moscow that the, the security council came out immediately to condemn that attack. but they haven't done the same in the 6 mountains against the mazda attack. he said that this was a disgrace and that the un should look at it tomorrow, a contradiction. he then went on to reiterate a statement that the prime minister's office came out with almost immediately after the vote. uh, that statement saying that that the us as decision not to veto a resolution or any resolution that supports us the site without the release of the

u. s. continues to give to israel. the fact that the us representative in the security council on 3 resolutions raise that hands to stop a, a ceasefire resolution. nobody created a sea salt. the us is not neutral pendleton on this broker. i've had on this program in the last couple of months. presently, the silva of brazil, i've had a question for almost a so cannot properly say no, this needs to be an international approach. the us, they shouldn't be leading this anymore. what i, so what, what i would say is to follow the way i am as in which indifferent not fully aware of the know which in the role meant. and the american development invest process and all the routes that have been involved in support of the 2 states that should how about bring back the quartet? i mean, you had this body, which was the u. s. the e u. russia in the u. n. maybe expanded, throw in china, throw in the early, and have a proper international approach, rather than lessing set country blinking duel the running while, you know, as well as i do deal politics of this world. and you know, because of that, why doesn't happen very fast. this has t

u. s. continues to give to israel. the fact that the us representative and the security council on 3 resolutions raise that hands to stop a, a ceasefire resolution. nobody created a c spot that the us is not neutral. pendleton honest broker, i've had on this program and the last couple of months present the silver of brazil i've had brushing problem is this okay, nonprofit, i say no. this needs to be an international approach. the us, they shouldn't be leading this anymore. what i and what, what i would say is to follow the way i am as in which indifferent not fully aware of the wishing, the little bent and the american development invest process and all the routes that have been involved can support all the 2 states that should how about bring back the quartet? i mean, you have this body, which was the u. s. the e u. russia in the u. n. maybe expanded, throw in china, throw in the early, and have a proper international approach rather than letting set contributing can do all the running while, you know, as well as i do the deal politics of this world. uh and you know, because of that, why doesn't happen very fast. this

cancels the visit of a delegation to washington after the un security council approved a resolution for an immediate cease fire in gaza. the u. s. a did not veto that proposal while everybody else voted in favor of the coming up on our show today. then it goes off position candidate, fussy road. jo, jo, me fi is such the comedy countries next president after his main opponent. i'm gonna do bob recognize into election victory pressure as president vladimir putin, blaine's radical, islamists for the mass killings. any monks go concert hall but repeats of.

moscow earlier in the month, is what the white house national security council spokesperson said at the time. earlier this month, the u. s. government received information about a planned terrorist attack in moscow, potentially in places of mass gatherings, including concerts, which prompted the state department to issue a public warning to americans and russia. the united states as well as other countries, have all had reliable data on this matter. it should be immediately handed over to the russian side. if there is no such data on the 9th of the white house, nor anyone else has the right to grant indulgence to any one of those involved as the russian leadership has said, will be identified by the competent authority. i can honestly tell you it's not just questions. a huge question. so the reaction of the office of the secretary general of the un, which said, i mean the office is representative, that they are soft and by the reports of the shooting move, adequate people who have different emotional levels of reaction to this kind of thing. the woods, with the same of hara shrunk, she consternation unequivocal condemnat

haiti. fueling fears of a civil war. un security council holds an emergency meeting to address the crisis, the hello and welcome to our show, seem goodly invalid. u. s. military says at least 3 sailors have been killed and a missile attack on a freighter off the coast of human. that the 1st death cents with the rebels began attacking shipping in the red sea of the groups. as the crew of the barbados flagged cargo vessel, true confidence ignored warning messages before it came under fire. survivors were forced to abandon ship who these have been attacking ships and what they say is retaliation for is really military action in the gaza strip. the group which is backed by iran, has forced maritime traffic to divert away from the red sea and the gulf of aidan or the world's busiest shipping roots. it will us some british attacks on who the targets and human have so far failed to detour the rebels. the united states will continue to hold the cookies accountable for their attacks, which have not just disrupted international commerce, not just disrupted the freedom of navigation in international waters and not just endangered c fairs, but now tragically ki

here's what the white house national security council spokesperson said at the time. and earlier this month, the u. s. government received information about a planned terrorist attack in moscow, potentially in places of mass gatherings, including concerts, which prompted the state department to issue a public warning to americans and russia. also, adrian watson, there. a said that they did. one must go about this plan the tack, although we, we are getting unconfirmed reports from russia's f as be saying that they did receive information, but that it was general and very vague. then we have the new york times now reporting sites and us intelligence officers saying that they confirm the the i says, connection to this terrorist attack. but having said that, then if they do confirm it, it seems that the white house is clueless because we have john kirby, the us national security council spokesperson and other spokesperson. who seems to know nothing about that because he's debating that it could be someone within russia who has it out for vladimir boots and clearly, you know, there are people in the, in l

and jeff of israel continues to ignore the un security council resolution calling for an immediate cease fire. and also the u. s . coast guard is suspending the search and rescue efforts in baltimore after a cargo ship pit, a bridge causing it to collapse. state police say the rescue mission has now transition to the recovery operation. to find the 6 people who are still missing in southern mexico, thousands of migrants are set off in a care of i'm heading towards the us border on a whole late week march. it's become an annual tradition to protest against immigration policies in the us and mexico model raffle reports in the city of the tula in southern mexico. the starting point for new migrant care van, heading north toward the us border. we want to leave the temperature because temperature last turned into a large macon scale. this latest caravan is comprised of migrants and asylum seekers of various nationalities, including venezuelan, ecuadorian, and 100. many of them travelling with young children wherever we are going is simply to seek a better life. the truth is, we face many dangers in our country, and

here's what the white house national security council spokesperson said at the time. earlier this month, the u. s. government received information about a planned terrorist attack in moscow, potentially in places of mass gatherings, including concerts, which prompted the state department to issue a public warning to americans and russia. if the united states, as well as other countries, have all had reliable data on this matter, it should be immediately handed over to the russian side as well as washington, as it had entail about terrorist activities and russia. high ranking us diplomats. victoria newton said, exactly one month before the moscow attack, the vladimir putin should expect some nasty surprise. with this money, ukraine will be able to fight back in the east. but it will also be able to accelerate the asymmetric warfare that has been most effective on the battlefield. and as i said in keys 3 weeks ago, this supplemental funding will ensure food and faces some nasty surprises on the battlefield or nasty comments from well, what is a nasty woman? let's cross why i've talked to the host o

u. s. is calling for an immediate cease fire. it's part of the resolution submitted to the un security council when it comes as us secretary of state, if the blinking is once again in the middle east and health talks on thursday with a junction president of the father of fcc us egypt. that guitar had been pushing for a ceasefire. now for weeks. meanwhile, in gaza there were airstrikes in the southern city of ruffled on thursday as these really army presses ahead with its military operation there. despite all this entity blinking says that the gaps between israel and to mos over a ceasefire are near. we've been working as you know, with egypt, with gutter, and with israel to put a strong proposal on. the table from us responded to that goes here is continue to work. the gaps are narrow and, and we're continuing to push for an agreement in doha. there's still difficult work to get there, but i continue to believe as possible the united states is also put forward united nations security council resolution to support these efforts. and we hope that all countries will back that resolution will enjoyed it. now by is really you for an ins

cancel the visit of a delegation to washington after the un security council approved a resolution for an immediate cease fire in gaza. the u. s. a did not veto that proposal while everybody else voted in favor of the coming up on our show today. then it goes off position candidate, fussy road. jo, jo, me fi is a set to become the countries next president after his main opponent. i'm gonna do bob recognize into election victory pressure as president vladimir putin, blaine's radical, islamists for the mass killings. any monks go concert hall repeat says claim that ukraine may also have been involved plus, good and bad news for donald trump in his legal battles. a reprieve on a bond payment of nearly half of the $1000000000.00 bought a judge rules, a harsh money case involving porn star stormy daniels can go ahead. the i'm quite richardson welcome returned to our top stories in just a moment. but we want to begin with some breaking news coming in from the united states, where a bridge has collapsed into a river. after being hit by a cargo ship. we're going to take a look now at the moment that the francis scott key bridge in bal

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