i deployed as a u.n. police officer in 2008 in eastst timor. there i worked as the chief of the national operations center. i used to see the u.n. cars with the blue e ates and all and with the blue berets and all. i i always had like the inquisity of how to work in those countries and all with the police serving in the u.n. so i just wanted to like see and experience and serve. that's why i applied and i got through the exams and i went. in 2008 in east timor people were still not healed, you know. their relatives were killed and all. so working with the police, the local police over there and mobilizing the police, the international police, it was a big chchallenge and it was a very sensitive case also, sensitive job for me. so it was quite challenging for me, that job was. we wewere working with the local police also, like we had to train them. there were, i think. 52 countries, like police people were there. so, in the national operations center where i was working there, like we had like from all the countries. making them all work togethe

now u.n. agencies have been holding a briefing on the situation facing severe and refugees its seven years of conflict has forced five and a half million civilians to leave creation the world's largest refugee crisis let's go now to our correspondent zain a hole there who is joining us live from beirut and the u.n. really highlighting the situation refugees and what's needed what's come out of the meeting so far. well the united nations is appealing for funds the various u.n. agencies saying that they just do not have the money to continue to provide services to these people millions and millions of syrians depend on aid to survive seven million internally displaced in syria i can tell you just in recent months the tens of thousands of people were forced from their homes as part of surrender deals with the government moved to the countryside the northwestern countryside of it live they live in tents they've left everything behind so they have no jobs so these people need aid to survive so seve

the u.n.tary-general antonio guterres warned president trump if he pulls out of the iran nuclear deal, the whole region will become much more dangerous. my first guest tonight is a vocal proponent of the deal. she's karen pierce, the uk's new ambassador to the u.n. of course britain was one of the main parties along with the united states, china, france, russia, and germany. last night the iranian ambassador here told this program if the u.s. pulls out, the deal is dead. and today, from his office in tehran, the foreign minister zarif seemed to put it in terms that president trump might appreciate. >> in real estate terms, when you buy a house and move your family in, or build a skyscraper, you cannot come back two years later and try to renegotiate the price. >> so ambassador pierce joins me here in london to discuss the fears of more, not less, nuclear proliferation if the deal goes south. ambassador pierce, welcome to the program. i think really very front and center on your plate must be w

u.n. for just two days the planned date of the summit in singapore now less than two weeks away hence the hectic diplomacy with meetings between the north koreans and the u.s. in singapore at the demilitarized zone between north and south korea and here in new york where secretary of state mike pump is meeting general kim at the white house they say it's president trump will make the final determination on whether the summit goes ahead as their conversation is going to be focused on denuclearization of the peninsula that's what these ongoing conversations taking place now will be centered on as well as this summit that will take place in singapore and we're going to continue it as long as that is part of the discussion we're going to continue to shoot for the june twelfth it was evening in new york at this apartment complex with the secretary of state and general kim had their first meeting of this trip although they already know each other from the two occasions this year when pump aoe vi

the u.n. security council discusses the escalating violence between the israelis and palestinian factions and ukraine stages the murder of a journalist they say it was to stop an attempt on his life and to capture the mastermind behind the plot. all over north korea's former spy chief has met the u.s. secretary of state in new york but talks between kim young and mike pompei or will continue on thursday as part of preparations for next month's summit between the two countries leaders more from a diplomatic editor james bays. arriving in the united states the personal emissary of kim jong un here for crucial negotiations which will decide the fate of the on again off again summit between his leader and president trump. general kim yong schol is staying in this hotel close to the u.n. for just two days the planned date of the summit in singapore now less than two weeks away hence the hectic diplomacy with meetings between the north koreans and the u.s. in singapore at the demilitarized zone betw

melissa: voicing support, u.n.assador nikki haley reinforcing israel's right to defend itself as the u.n. security council holds emergency session on the violence taking place in gaza. here with more from the u.n. is rick leventhal. rick? reporter: melissa, a loud chorus of voices one ambassador after another slamming israel, condemning bloodshed in gaza at the border. virtually all calling for restraint, criticizing what was called senseless violence against innocent civilians. no surprise, longest and loudest voice came from the palestinian ambassador to the u.n. who spoke in opposition to israel's actions during the clashes that left dozens dead and more than 2000 hurt. he spoke more than half an hour, the palestinian ambassador did, israel a cowardly power acting above the law, killing unarmed demonstrators,something the israeli am bass dispute. >> translator: we condemn the massacre committed by israel in the gaza strip. we call for halt to militarying a press against our people immediately. and we call for a

u.n. aid organizations discuss the plight of millions of people displaced by the war in syria. i'm joined again with the day sport it's all even in the stanley cup finals as the washington capitals edge out the baker's golden knights in game two of the series i'll have all the action later this news out. there rusher appears to be trying to position itself as a major player in any of the developments with north korea and the expected talks with the united states the foreign minister sergei leavitt off is n.p.r. news adding he's met leader kim jong il and he told kim that russia wants peace and progress on the korean peninsula whilst also inviting him to moscow at the request of president putin. it is absolutely obvious that starting any discussion of the nuclear problem and all other programs on the korean peninsula they cannot be complete without repealing all sanctions on north korea how that will go ahead will be a question of the skill of the negotiators but it cannot be done in one si

u.n. aid organizations discussed the plight of millions of people displaced by the war and soviet and ukraine is being criticized for faking the murder of a journalist and it's not just russia this condemning the action. appears to be trying to position itself as a player and any developments with north korea and the expected summit with the united states foreign minister sergey lavrov is n.p.r. . he told them that russia wants peace and progress on the korean peninsula while also inviting him to moscow at the request of president putin. it is absolutely obvious that starting any discussion of the nuclear problem and all other programs on the korean peninsula they cannot be complete without repealing all sanctions on north korea that will go ahead will be a question of the skill of the negotiators but it cannot be done in one sitting one cannot provide denuclearization in one sitting so of course there must be several stages and in every stage there must be a two way road valma bride has t

and the united states has blocked a u.n. resolution to investigate the killing of dozens of palestinians in gaza on monday the u.s. blames militant group hamas for the violence but the u.n. says middle east envoy says there's no justification for the deadly use of force. a filipino maid working in kuwait was killed by her employer as they stuffed her body into a freezer in their home for a year it was one of seven deaths as a consequence philippines president roderigo to the order to complete ban on filipinos traveling to work in kuwait thousands of workers then returned home now both countries have signed a deal on workers' rights. last hundreds of overseas filipino workers arriving in manila after their flight from kuwait amid the waiting and the form shelling tiredness and relief. by god's grace i'm back in the philippines i can i may freely without fear so everything is ok so they don't know how they were answering the call of their government which had demanded to come home following reports of abuse the most shocking o

u.n. security council session is just wrapped up if you watch and read about fifty minutes ago countries reacting to the killing of more than sixty gardens by israeli soldiers during protests on monday live to new york our correspondent caleb maupin is there. yeah it was a heated exchange at times wasn't it as expected it would be we kind of knew this week was going to be a tough one in that area and so it came to pass as they say all the allies on differing sides in this one it seems. absolutely now kuwait called the emergency meeting of the fifteen member body that leads the united nations and put forward a draft statement criticizing israel for its activities on the border we know that more than sixty protesters were killed on monday and so now we have this emergency meeting now following kuwait which presented their draft statement we then heard from nikki haley representing the united states nikki haley in her remarks said that she wasn't sure that the decision by the united states to

ones but all the u.n. sanctions put them all back in place but the trumpet ministration hasn't signal that which i think european leaders would see as even more of a nightmare scenario than just the u.s. pulling out and re imposing sanctions and james let's look at the extent to which the united states is sort of squandering its diplomatic capital here it entered in good faith into a deal with iran it's now unilaterally pulling out there is down the track another very important international deal in the offing with north korea that will require a good deal of international trust in diplomacy to what extent might this situation have a knock on effect there. i think you can see potentially a knock on of this international agreement being violated by the u.s. unilaterally room we have a history of paris climate agreement as well that the u.s. is pulling out of north korea why would they trust the united states that was those were the words a couple of hours ago the former deputy secretary of state for preside

the u.n. security council is holding motions the session after a flare up of violence at the gaza border israel struck dozens of targets inside the gaza strip and choose day after a rocket and mortar launches from palestinian factions the u.s. says palestinian leadership needs to be held accountable for attacks against israel kristen salumi has more from the u.n. headquarters in new york. the one thing security council members seem to agree on on this issue of palestine and israel is their frustration over the council's inability to get anything done the united states had called this meeting we called hoping to release a statement on behalf of a counter condemning rocket attacks from gaza into israel and in fact many council members did condemn those attacks but while the united states put all the blame for violence in the region on the palestinian leadership here others united kingdom pointed out the desperate situation of the palestinian people is playing a part restrictions on movement lack

the u.n. special coordinator for middle east peace. warned that further escalation an all out war remain a risk and he laid out some basic steps to prevent that from happening focusing on humanitarian needs and supporting the egyptian reconciliation process and he ended with a message directly to the people of gaza we hear your plight and suffering he said and we will do all that we can to ensure that you have a future beyond mere survival. the u.s. says israel should pause its settlement activities however to help washington's peace plan move forward the white house made that statement after israel approved the construction of the only two thousand new houses in the occupied west bank the watchdog says there's been a leap in settlement building since president trump took office members ready settlements are illegal under international law. a dissident russian journalist and fierce critic of the kremlin who was thought to have been murdered in kiev has turned up alive at a news conference. revealed it had all been a set up to catch his

a u.n. delegation has arrived in myanmar's rakhine state to investigate the crisis there some seven hundred thousand muslim hinges fled the country for neighboring bangladesh following a military crackdown last fall there's the u.n. has described that action as a textbook example of ethnic cleansing. north and south korea have begun taking down loudspeakers on their border that have played propaganda for decades the move fulfilled a promise made after historic summit between the two countries' leaders last week south korea has also asked the u.n. to verify north korea's planned shutdown of a nuclear test site. and yan coom the founder of instant messenger john what's happens less. his job at parent company facebook whatsapp was acquired by facebook four years ago and both small and one billion users worldwide but coom has had high profile disagreements over user privacy issues. now a judge in australia has ordered the country's highest ranking catholic cardinal george pell to stand trial on

on the other hand, the u.n.s now an enterprise system, it spends more than $50 billion a year which america provides the biggest share. to have all that money attached to it has been a big mistake. it's both morally corrupt and invites financial corruption. melissa: yeah, do you think anything gets done about it? nikki haley has been outspoken, she's been a star in this administration, and you know she's really sat there and been very, very tough but to what end, do you think? >> it's very hard to reform anything at the u.n., it is like moving mud with a teaspoon, but to do something is at least a good move in the right direction, and for ambassador haley to be taking names, calling out countries, cuba, south africa where our money goes into it and they vote to a staggering degree. melissa: this administration has turned things upside down, they got results out of nato that people didn't expect, north korea another problem that nobody said could be solved. maybe this is another that has a chance. thanks for comi

totally ignoring our feelings and right now other members of the u.n. security council took to the floor and spoke we heard the united kingdom sweden and other countries are criticizing israel's actions while voicing support for israel and at the same time saying they did not agree with. the u.s. move to move the embassy to jerusalem saying that israel's capital is something that should be determined in the negotiations that are taking place and would lead up to the creation of a palestinian state now russia criticized actions that appear to be escalating tensions in the region. and we also heard from the representative of the palestinian authority under u.n. rules if you or if your country or your state is included in the in the u.n. meeting you have the right to address the meeting the palestinian representative asked israel why they have so often blocked an independent inquiry by the united nations into their actions pointing out that u.n. officials would be willing to launch an inquiry into their actions but israel has blocked such an initiative now

backed prime minister fires also raj and the u.n. special envoy for libya just on salami in a short moment they will come out and give a press conference and then hopefully we will find out a little bit more about what has happened inside the lease say during these talks and won't roll in fact various regional participants actually played an award pressure was put on a coup to do want what we do know is that many on this is saying that no matter what has been agreed to no matter what commitments have been made and we're told that also they've been commitments to try and support a national army for libya and unify the central bank that's all very well and good but the problem is many libyan functions of not being represented here in fact thirteen western libyan factions boycotted this meeting and what some analysts are saying is how on earth can you really reach a real consensus or take into account the realities on the ground where so many key players are actually missing right the tasha we're going to go live now to that press confe

marked the displacement of palestinians when the state of israel was created seventy years ago the u.n. security council held an emergency session this afternoon which ended without action the palestinian ambassador to the u.n. had this to say that. we condemn in the most of the orders massacre committed by israel in the gaza strip. one look at it call for a hold to the military aggression and so people immediately. and we call for a transparent independent international inquiry to be conducted. and the u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley defended israel's response to the protests in gaza no country in this chamber would act with more restraint than israel has in fact the records of several countries here today suggest they would be much less restrained those who suggest that the gaza violence has anything to do with the location of the american embassy are sorely mistaken rather the violence comes from those who reject the existence of the state of israel in any location on that was nikki haley's speaking there in the meantime the situation on the ground in the palestini

he is questioning a u.n.roved deal, he's uestioning the multilateralism that has brought this deal about. brent: our correspondent georg matthes on the story for us tonight in brussels. georg, thank you. germany coach joachim low announced his preliminary squad for the world cup in russia today. there was news about star players on and off the bench. reporter: manuel neuer's face welcomes visitors to the german football museum on tuesday. he was named in germany's provisional team for the upcoming world cup, despite injury concerns. but the goalkeeper should not book his ticket to russia just yet. >> no one can participate in this tournament without match fitness. reporter: with plenty of players at his disposal, low gives some insight into his decision-making process. marco reus was the only player selected. mario gotze, who scored the winning goal in the 2014 final, was left out. >> mario is a quality player. he has proven that to us. but this season he was not at his best. that is why i'm very sorry for hi

it's part of the u.n. the u.n. agency that deals with atomic a nuclear affairs has been looking at this very closely they have inspectors in iran inspecting the nuclear sites they come up with these reports they come up with them every three months and they've done none of these reports this is the latest one february let me tell you all nine say that iran is fully complying with this deal it doesn't look like it's going to be iran that is going to violate the iran nuclear deal it looks like it's going to be the united states and the consequences of that james if it were to happen could be pretty extreme and on multiple fronts not just risking read. stability in the middle east inflaming further conflicts in places like yemen and syria upsetting the balance or the power game between saudi arabia and iran but also. risking upsetting the democratic balance in iran itself by empowering the conservative clerics there and of course there's the issue of the united states expanding its own diplomatic capital here its own

this is u.n. human rights spokesman rupert colville. >> lethal force may only be used in the measure of last, not first, resort. and only when there is an immediate threat to life or serious injury. orattempt to approach crossing or damaging the green line fence do not amount to a threat of serious -- to life or serious injury and not sufficient crimes for the use of live ammunition. amy: to talk more about the crisis in gaza, we are joined by norman finkelstein. his most recent book "gaza: an , inquest into its martyrdom." he is the author of many other books including "the holocaust industry: reflections on the exploitation of human suffering" and "knowing too much: why the american jewish romance with israel is coming to an end." norman finkelstein is the son of two holocaust survivors. welcome back to democracy now! talk about what has just happened in the last two days, in the last six weeks in gaza. the comments you post it from nikki haley and diane feinstein, nikki haley says that israel h

they monitor compliance with u.n. sanctions imposed on north korea, sanctions meant to convince north korean leader, kim jong-un, to abandon his nuclear weapons program. recently as north korea has agreed to talks with the united states, it has stopped nuclear tests and ballistic missile launches the most obvious sanctioned activities but griffith says don't be fooled, north korea is still trying to outsmart the u.n >> so while those are clearly not occurring, we have other sanctions violations that are ongoing. >> such as >> such as ship-to-ship transfers of petroleum product. >> that's when north korean ships buy desperately needed but prohibited oil from other ships at sea like this ship-to-ship transfer caught by aerial surveillance photos. >> one vessel transferring petroleum product to this north korean tanker. >> a key trick they use, shutting off their ais signal, short for automated identification signal. it's a maritime version of gps intended for search and rescue purposes. >> so you know down to the second

decision to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal was a violation of a u.n. security council resolution. both leaders stress it was important for iran to stick to its obligations under the agreement and that the deal should be preserved. this is just short of 50 minutes. >> welcome to the joint press conference of the foreign ministers of russia and germany. ladies and gentlemen, first of all, i would like to welcome my colleague once again, german foreign minister, minister heiko maas. this is his first visit to russia as germany's foreign minister and we are happy that that the early stage of the new german government, we resumed our contact at this level. we have talked and will continue these talks. they were quite substantive, we discussed a number of bilateral issues and issues on the international agenda. i think both our countries are interested in obtaining regular dialogue. it's important especially given the current situation in europe and the world as a whole. for our part, we, russia, are ready to work together with berlin on a wide range of issu

what happened what we're doing in u.n. we have a lot of order in u.n. and the security for u.n., but everything is in the back of trump and netanyahu. now trump he wants to send the message for everywhere, he's the leader of the-- all the international. this is what we need here m middle east, how against the strategy for trump and netanyahu in the middle east and in-- and it's very important to know we cannot change anything if not-- to against him and -- just like the humanity organization says this is good, this is wrong, this is good, this is wrong. it's not changed anything. it's like -- he knows what it means with the people work unit and every are in villages and town and the camp and the cities against the israelis. this is the government of the israel is freed if we have entifata. all the people he-- what he do in jerusalem or in the west bank, everything or what woo he use, the people he do alone without order of share or organized palestinian party like what happened in the first entifada or the second. now, we need to retain back to see the

fifty thousand children in the democratic republic of congo are suffering from severe malnutrition the u.n. says more than half of them could die if they don't get help they're stuck in a vast jungle region hit by conflict between the army and anti-government rebels. plus the reds that delicious and over here so-called bubbling lopes there is a plague of louisiana swamp crayfish invading the streams and lakes of the german capital. hello and welcome my name is christopher spring a thanks for joining us well the leaders are stepping up their efforts to save the iran nuclear deal with the foreign ministers of germany france and britain due to meet the iranian counterpart next week the diplomatic scramble comes after israel attacked iran's positions in syria early on thursday in response to alleged iranian attacks on israeli positions on the golan heights. two days after the attacks tensions in the middle east. continue to saw heating prayers in the iranian capital a senior cleric threatened israel with destruction. all said all this serial this anything foolish. and hyper to the ground of. i

u.n. security council discusses the escalating violence between the israelis and palestinian factions. and ukraine stages the murder of a journalist they say it was to stop an attempt on his life and capture the mastermind behind the plot also new evacuations in the u.s. state of hawaii as a volcano continues to erupt. welcome to the news our north korea's former spy chief has met the u.s. secretary of state in new york talks between kim yong choice and pompei o will continue on thursday as part of the preparations for next month's summit between the two countries our diplomatic editor james bays has more. arriving in the united states the personal emissary of kim jong un here for crucial negotiations which will decide the fate of the on again off again summit between his leader and president trump. general kim yong schol is staying in this hotel close to the u.n. for just two days the planned date of the summit in singapore now less than two weeks away hence the hectic diplomacy with meet

still ahead an al-jazeera and they use the park loose to continue their dialogue the u.n. secretary general expresses deep concern over the cancellation of the u.s. north korea summit we're going to have more global reaction. and why this american boxing champion has been given a posthumous pardon by the president. from a fresh coastal breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. welcome back across central and southern parts of china we've got an area of rain affecting up towards the yangtze river valleys stunning towards shanghai cism heavy downpours are likely here further surfers all working fine for food for hong kong and across in taiwan also looking at conditions further south once you get into vietnam and more particularly into words less then you start to see some pretty heavy showers in those respects as it continues through saturday about staging see the rain extends a bit further towards the south across china affecting chain do and hand as well for southeastern parts of asia we've got germany fine conditions across more northern parts of the phili

is doing basically the u.n. should be doing the job of the u.n. the u.n. should be doing this investigation widely and with the support of the so-called civilized western world which is obviously not source of allies as we have seen with the tortures and as we have seen also with the cover ups this is what the u.s. has been doing all over the world in every base that it has every time they catch someone allegedly someone who is linked to terrorism or at least someone who was against the u.s. imperial demands or requests inside of this country they are treated like animals even worse. billionaire philanthropist george soros is pouring millions of dollars into the campaigns of selected district attorney candidates in california at the same time leaked documents revealed that he is also spending millions on.

the u.n.'s sustainable development goals. he likes names like visa, abbott and united health. joining us now is dan rority from alliance bernstein. thank you for joining us today i know you're investing across several sectors, but given we were looking at the uptick in oil prices, highs not seen since 2014, is this providing greater incentives for pushing to renewables now are you seeing that? >> we're absolutely seeing accelerated investments into renewables there have been more new dollars into developing renewable technologies than fossil fuel technologies so absolutely a trend we've seen over the last few years, and one that we would expect to continue for the next few years if not decades. >> renewables in and of themselves, it's a big area what are the most attractive plays? >> within renewables, wind power and solar power. if we look at something like wind power, a name like vestas energy is a name we own in the portfolio. it's done tremendously well. for wind and solar we've seen the co

the u.n. speaking about the casualties. that is exactly what they want to do. instead of us speaking about the great move of the embassy they wanted everybody to speak about the casualties and using those children, innocent people as human shields in order to create riots. >> bill: i want to come back to the embassy. it's a problem for hamas but a problem for israel, too. at what point do you get to the point where you can normalize this border yet again? >> we have no intention of escalation. when somebody is approaching the fence with explosives and molotov cocktails we have to protect ourselves. whether they try to break the fence. if they break the fence they will storm the communities. >> bill: you are right about that. those living in gaza look into israel and don't see israel, they see palestine. at what point can you get to the next day where the other side would argue the whole embassy move gives them reason to riot in the manner that they have? >> it's an excuse, bill. they will find

in south sudan he didn't want you or u.n. forces in in his country how do you manage that relationship how do you deal with all these challenges. well it's a difficult relationship on the one hand it's exactly as you say this is a new country it fought for a long time for its independent very proud about the fact that it has gained its independence and at the same time there's you inthe peacekeepers in the country as well trying to protect civilians so on the one heads. you can understand their reluctance to have outsiders come into the country at this time but at the same time what we are trying to do is to protect people get alongside the make sure that people are able to grow their food continue to have their kids go to school get the nut the health care that they need all of those things really necessary to to support people come through the work of the of the united nations overwhelmingly the the health care for example in south sudan is supplied by the united nations and by n.g.o.s so we have a relationship which is you

will preserve it to the u.n. secretary general antonio has called on the remaining parties to abide by the deal but president trump did get support from the united arab emirates saudi arabia and israel the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu praised the u.s. president for to. a bold decision to pull out of a quotes disastrous deal first report is from a white house correspondent committee how it. after much anticipation u.s. president donald trump made good on a signature campaign promise solidifying his america first agenda i am announcing today that the united states will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal this was a horrible one sided deal that should have never ever been made. the u.s. negotiated the agreement with iran in twenty fifteen along with the united kingdom france germany china and russia to limit iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief with the announcement the united states now bria imposes tough economic sanctions on iran's oil and banking sectors that had been lifted argui

government not far away from here at the u.n. that went on in the last couple of hours for two hours and twenty minutes were really going to be the end of it and then the word would be given back to the president on what had been achieved and he would then decide on the summit but now as often is the case for the trumpet ministration a quite dramatic change another day added and that day will see general kim traveling to washington d.c. special dispensation because he has sanctions on him for to go to washington d.c. where he will deliver a letter from his leader to the president of the united states we are not aware of what is in that letter but clearly it is trump in the end who will make the final decision as one u.s. official put it going to singapore he'll decide fly or no fly in the meantime james what does the u.s. make of the role the russian maneuvers on north korea are they worried about that at all. well there are lots of different players that all have different interests with regard to this you have the u.s. working

the u.n., there's no litmus test for entry.ommunists, socialists, governments that oppress their people and they get an equal vote ago we do? a democracy that brings like-minded, freedom-loving countries together to do the right thing is far more valuable. >> you like what nikki haley is doing? >> yes. she's done a fantastic job. absolutely. >> she's been a surprise hit of this separation, i'd say. a surprise out of the gate and just -- all sides have thought she's phenomenal. >> she's doing a great job and i'm sure she will hold them accountable. gop senate candidates trading barbs ahead of the primary. the biggest target, joe manchin. how will this play out and which candidate proves he can take on manchin? reaction ahead. mom? dad? hi! i had a very minor fender bender tonight in an unreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which is so smart on your guy's part. l

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think it's not right to you know cancel idea that was agreed upon that was unanimously approved in the u.n. security council that diminishes company international one what do we want to be. blinded to what americans tell them or do we want europeans to say the economic interests. and we speak to a veteran cia analyst who was aggressively manhandled and detained after he spoke out against the confirmation of the new cia director. this is r.t. international. anti israel demonstrations along the guards of border are continuing as part of the palestinian so-called great march of return one person has been killed and around fifty wounded according to palestinian officials looking back over the last six weeks the movements reportedly left almost fifty palestinians dead and thousands more wounded as israeli forces have disperse crowds along the border fence local correspondent was on the ground throughout the day. this is an injury i think it's in the stomach just right now from the live ammunition as the israeli soldiers israeli snipers targeted this at us protester. who. was. known as the start

and stalemate at the u.n. security council as the u.s. blocks the core to investigate the deaths of dozens of palestinians in clashes on monday. hello and welcome i'm on with that shima north korea has thrown into doubt plans for an historic summit with the united states young young says it did not take part in the meeting if it is going to be quote a one sided affair when it is pressured to give up its nukes earlier the north also canceled a meeting with some of korea in protest of military exercises being conducted by seoul and washington. history being written only a few weeks ago at the summit of the north and south korean leaders where pyongyang said it was prepared to denuclearize but now north korea has put the brakes on that. in a possible sign of growing problems the north perspire a shed year old summit with south korea. is the reason. the us the annual us south korea joint military exercises this is taking place south korea was surprised and disappointed by the delay it's regrettable that north korea has decided to unilaterally

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the u.n. calls it the worst humanitarian crisis in the world and those telling it stories are increasingly finding themselves at risk about the after the coalition's intervention the hooty started going after journalists intensively especially after the hutu leader's speech calling for the targeting of journalists and deeming them more dangerous than fighters does a yemeni journalist who was forced to leave the capital sana after being targeted by the rebels for his coverage of the war he says he had to escape the southern city of terrorists for safety. the media published my name along with other journalists calling us coalition supporters only for doing our jobs by doing that they increase the threat on our lives and movements if the hutus were to spot us our fate would be uncertain you would be fortunate to be kidnapped . journalist covering the conflict in yemen face kidnapping raids and missile strikes in december last year forty one journalists from yemen t.v. were held hostage after the