u.n. agencies including international criminal court. nhk's correspondent in new york says the palestinians hope such support from the international community will put pressure on israel to resume peace negotiations. >>> united nations official says the refugee crisis in syria may be even worse than expected. >>> the continuity of the open border policy and generosity given by host communities, that offer stretched limited resources to continue receiving refugees is important. it's national solidarity to help them cope. it is really crucial. >>> almost 300,000 syrians have crossed the border into turkey, lebanon and other countries. two to three thousand more leave every day. u.n. agencies are distributing food at refugee camps and trying to prevent outbreaks. >>> spain released its austerity budget plan for next year. it pro poposed a reduction thro spending cuts and tax hikes. spanish treasury minister announced the 2013 draft budget on thursday following cabinet approval. under the plan, ministries are to cut their budgets by an avera

would be using the excuse of palestinian membership in one way or another u.n. agency as an excuse to cut its obligations to the world body. the gathering on global need is also saw another phase. provided children are following a link to the you walk away. building a wall of secrecy just ahead. despite being educated at. the new kazan made it up as an epic fail over the altering british citizenship test all the details on our border here. wealthy british soil. tight. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. kaiser report on r g. russia would be soon which brightened if you remove the sun from violence to pressure these. star totty dot com. welcome back this is r.t. georgian authorities have put their former prison officer her legs to be two years of inmates being tortured on interpol's wanted list tbilisi claims of lebanon but a council was seeking asylum in belgium is wanted for alleged involvement in the prison abuse their release of the british sparked mas

would be using the excuse of palestinian membership in one way or another u.n. agency as an excuse to cut its obligations to the world body julian assange has accused the us of silence of the truth and creating a world of secrecy as he addressed world leaders gathered at the want to soundly and he still holed up and ecuador's embassy in london by it providing him with a link to share his. birth as the details. despite having been told at. all in the end to the way that he didn't lose we want to sleep on the ballot. bowl cause as if by some lightning at the u.n. conference now in his address. to president obama in the us from the one hand things things are very lovely to the principles of freedom of speech the same time can burst the plastic eating whistle blowers know he spoke not only about his own personal but about the wider implications that this could have if the us to continue along this cools the days if you could ease even the details of julian assange to casey before given the media coverage a bit has been very confusing at times now a t.v. in the sun for the

would be using the excuse of palestinian membership in one way or another u.n. agency as an excuse to cut its obligations to the world body. now the conflict in syria also up for debate at the u.n. general assembly as reported in the meantime been an explosion at the chief of staff building at central damascus and this comes after two month long battle for the second city of aleppo is said to be entering its decisive phase with the latest clashes described as unprecedented the escalating violence there the un human rights council has extended its mandate to investigate war crimes in the country forty seven member body also passed a resolution that condemns what it called widespread violation by syrian government forces for the text made no mention of alleged rebel atrocities forcing russia and china among others to vote against what they consider and balanced motion moscow has been trying to mediate a peaceful solution to the conflict for months but the russian foreign minister says that outside interest and ongoing bloodshed is part of such a get up off interview with

would be using the excuse of palestinian membership in one way or another u.n. agency as an excuse to cut its obligations to the world body. well the georgian authorities have put forward prison officer who leaks of videos of a maze being tortured on interpol's wanted list the basic claims it led even because it was now seeking asylum in belgium is wanted for alleged involvement in the prison abuse they were nice of the footage sparked massive crowds have to cause georgia head of the country's parliamentary election to georgia ministers have resigned with office is accused of that i should torch our arrested president saakashvili has promised a complete overhaul of the presence of some of the former staff member who leaked the footage says the president and me about that and there's also his ego is going off now of course it's not the first time the man hailed by the us an envoy of democracy has been accused of closing his eyes to what's happening in terms of. the outcome of a recent alleged police operation near georgia's border with russia's republic of biggest on el

would be using the excuse of palestinian membership in one way or another u.n. agency as an excuse to cut its obligations to the world body. georgian authorities have put forward prison officer who leaked videos of inmates being tortured in interpol's wanted list to police it claims that led to an abetted kanzi who is now seeking asylum in belgium is wanted for alleged involvement in the prison abuse the release of that footage sparked a massive protests across georgia head of the country's parliamentary election to georgia ministers have resigned with officers accused of their alleged torture arrested president saakashvili has promised a complete overhaul of the prison system but this will not stop number leaks that footage says the president knew about that and as this can also reports it's not the first time the mine hailed by the u.s. as an envoy of democracy has been accused of closing his eyes to what's happening in his country. alleged. russian. eleven suspected. dead the b.b.c. says that the armed men were chechens who crossed into georgian territory and kidnap

would be using the excuse of palestinian membership in one way or another u.n. agency as an excuse to cut its obligations to the world body. when georgia reported it had eleven suspected militants last month that claimed had crossed from the russian republic of dagestan some were convinced they will move to the news that the now they hold on to terror raid is being questioned an elaborate hoax to discredit russia is going to explain why there are big doubts over what really happened. the outcome of a recent alleged police operation near george's border with russia's republic of dagestan eleven suspected terrorist dead he believes he says that the armed men were chechens who crossed into georgian territory and kidnapped around ten locals before being caught by police the news spreads quickly but not everyone's buying it . this was all organized by georgian security services the lack of transparency and details about the incident has led many to believe the whole so-called entertainer operation was a complete hoax georgian authorities have been very successful in creatin

for the first time, israel says it will allow the u.n. agency to inspect its nuclear research center. israel is not a signatory to the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. but another israel nuclear facility will now be open to iaea inspections. israel is suspected of developing nuclear weapons there. international criticism of israel could increase as the country refeudses to fully dils close information on its nuclear program while condemning iran's nuclear ambitions. >>> angry protesters have filled the streets of pakistan. they've been demonstrating against a u.s.-made film that offended muslims. patchari raksawong in bangkok has this update on the situation. >>> pakistanis took to the streets after friday prayers as demonstrations against the controversial film spread. the protests have received support from the government. now the prime minister called on people to show their anger peacefully, but there have been some reports of violence. nhk world's hideki yui reports from islamabad. >> reporter: pakistan declared friday a national holiday ca

u.n. agencies fear that could trigger a global food crisis. they're urging governments around the world to act now. the food and agricultural organization, the world food program, and in the national fund for agricultural development released a statement saying corn prices have surged due to the record drought. ate jae agencies warn the prices could cause a recur rence of food crisis in '07 and '08. they call for short term efforts to curb the rise in prices and fear some may not be able to put food on the table. the agencies are urging countries to avoid panic buying and to refran from imposing export restrictions and asking for international support to help poor nations boost their food output. >>> japanese people's growing distrust of nuclear power now has a price tag. industry minister says it will cost more than $600 billion to go nonnuclear by 2030. a recent opinion poll suggests that's what half the population wants. speak at a meeting of cabinet ministers in charge of energy policy and said the cost of building a renewable energy infra

a staff member for unrwa, the u.n. agency providing relief to palestinian refugees, was fatally shot on his way to work. the incident occurred three days after another staff member and his son were killed in a suburb of damascus. syria's state-run tv reports that a car bomb exploded on sunday night in the northern city of aleppo. the blast reportedly killed 17 people including several civilians. >>> people across northeast japan are walking along a path to recovery. they've worked for 18 months to rebuild from the disaster in march of last year. over the next two days, we'll reflect on what happened and what's changed. people who were forced to leave the area around fukushima fukushima left behind almost everything. they left behind homes, photo album, the stuff they used every day. many left behind traditions. so soma ware is one example. potters combine bigger and smaller molds to create a double layer. potters put one on every cup. they crack when they come out of the kiln. potters exported these to the u.s. after world wa

u.n.'s refugee agency says the number of those fleeing syria could reach 700,000 by the end of the year. some 300,000 people have already escaped to a neighboring country -- countries and the agency warns they are running out of time to stem the violence. the organization as appealing for half a billion dollars to help support the refugees. unhcr regional coordinator for syriza refugees says 3000 people fled the country every day in august. >> this figure -- it is a humanitarian planning figure. it is based on trend. in august an average of 3000 refugees crossing the border. in september, we continue to have to thousand crossing the border. we are forecasting to continue to receive and help assyrian refugees as the cross, but also an increasing number of syr ian of the juice already in jordan or lebanon who are coming forward to register. we want to make sure our humanitarian factors -- 52 organizations, agencies, and you go's -- we are putting together planning to make sure we have diaz -- resources and humanitarian assistance to provide the bare minimum to help the syria refugees as th

u.n. agencies are warning that surging prices could spark a repeat of the food crisis that swept the globe in 2007 and 2008. the food and agricultural organization of the united nations, the international fund for agricultural development, and a world food program said the world faces a "a catastrophe affecting tens of millions" unless food prices can be brought under control. the appeal advises -- the democratic national convention began on tuesday with the party's adoption of its official platform for the 2012 election. the text includes a constitutional amendment that would overturn citizens united, the decision that paved the way for unlimited private spending on elections. on foreign policy, democrats chose to omit a statement in their 2008 platform that declared jerusalem to be the undivided capital of israel. the new platform makes no mention of jerusalem while calling for a negotiated two- dissolution between israel and the palestinians. in a statement, the romney campaign called the democrats' shameful for making the change despite taking a less right-wing stance, democrats featur

u.n. refugio agency says one hundred thousand people fled syria last month another record breaking figure assad's forces begin wide use of air power for the first time in august to try to put down the revolt so much two countries including the u. west insist on the radio solution to the crisis this is not at root a humanitarian crisis it is a political crisis caused by the cruelty and callousness of the assad regime no amount of humanitarian assistance will and the bloodshed and suffering. that day will come only once assad has departed and a peaceful syrian led transition to democracy has begun russia keeps on warning against this kind of one sided approach. those demanding the capitulation of just the government forces in syria while at the same time urging the opposition continue fighting this position is based on the fact that these forces are ready to pay an extra price which will be a huge number of human lives diplomatic efforts to solve the conflict have so far failed the syrian government says there will be no dialogue with the opposition until the army has crushed the rebels the

u.n. children's agency unicef says there has been a big drop in the number of child deaths worldwide in the past 20 years. unicef says the fall came as a result of well targeted a foreign aid, improved immunization, and education. economic growth also contributed to fewer deaths. families and the pakistani city of karachi are burying their dead after a fire engulfeda garment factory with workers trapped inside. many relatives are lining up at the city hospital to give blood samples to help with the dna identificati of almost 100 charred bodies. let's get more from our correspondent in karachi. a desperately difficult time, were huge grief is no doubt milling with huge anchor, and the police are pursuing their case, are tod -- aren't they? >> they are. they carried out a formal inspection of the factor promises a few hours ago. the owners of the factory are on the run and police say they are looking for them. it is not just the owners that the families of victims feel angry against. angry mourners marched out on the streets chanting slogans against the government, who they say and many peopl

u.n. refugee agency and jordan foreign minister made an urgent appeal for more international aide to help a growing flood of refugees. brian? >> ann curry continuing her reporting from the region for us tonight. ann, thanks. >>> still ahead along the way for us this tuesday evening, fish oil. millions take it for a lot of reasons, but does it make a difference in one crucial area? >>> and later, what butterflies in flight may be trying to tell us about something much bigger. >>> as you may know, doctors often recommend fish oil to patients for a number of things, your heart, digestion, your skin, your hair, your brain. but fish oil is being talked about in the news today because of one of those new studies. it narrows in on the effect it has or doesn't have on your heart. our report on this new study tonight from our chief science correspondent robert bazell. >> reporter: katie killian has been taking fish oil supplements as part of a heart healthy program for 20 years. >> taking fish oil has lowered my cholesterol. and that makes me happy, because i don't have to take any other medicatio

u.n. refugee agency met with women and children at a camp in jordan. >> it is a horrific and a situation and a very, very critical time. >> reporter: an estimated 250,000 syrian refugees have fled the violence in their homeland. a rep for this couple who got married two years ago tells "people" magazine the babies were born a few weeks early but in good health. the 64th annual prime time emmy awards will be broadcast live from the nokia theater later this month. producers are releasing more details about the big show. ricky gervais will be among the presenters and jimmy kimmel is the host. amy adams walked the red carpet in new york for a special screening of the new paul thomas anderson movie "the master." the film stars oscar winner philip see more hoffman as a charismatic leader who starts his own religion in the 1950's. would keen phoenix plays one of the followers. adams plays hoffman's wife. >> there were some really interesting things happening with females and kind of coming from a very strong place during the war. the roles of females were changing. >> reporter: the master opens in

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u.n. refugee agency puts the number of those trying to flee the conflict over a quarter of a million. japanese cabinet panel has called for the phasing out of nuclear power over the next three decades the move comes as the country struggles to make the shift in its energy policy after an earthquake and tsunami devastated the fukushima nuclear plant in two thousand and eleven the government closed down all the tomic plants after the accident however some of them have since been real bent to cope with the country's power demands around one third of japan's energy is currently generated by nuclear power plants. a bus has crashed with a fuel tanker in eastern afghanistan killing fifty one people as the vehicles erupted in flames it's not known why they collided in a separate incident in the country a nato service member was reported killed in a militant attack in the east violence has recently surged in afghanistan with most attacks conducted by taliban insurgents. next hour we'll talk to a man who spent forty five days in taliban captivity and shares with us his unique insight of what it

u.n. agencies are, could be a better place for it to be. i don't think the prospects moving from the united states are great. and the question is if it is not located in the united states, what would it do to the already mixed attitude at best or ambivalent attitude about the united nations on capitol hill and the funding. what would it do to that? it is fascinating that president obama is not meeting with any world leaders -- none, on a bilateral basis. night there vladimir putin or hu jintao r in new york, but he will not meet with muhammed morsi from egypt and not with prime minister benjamin netanyahu from israel. that has been seen as a snub, although they say it is a scheduling difficult because of the jewish high holidays. because of yom kippur nets and caller: will not arrive until thursday. but it reflects on the part of the why house that netanyahu has in a sense of inserted himself into president's politics by seeming to reaffirm the romney you that president obama is insufficiently the tunes to israel's national security needs.

u.n. humanitarian agency. she has been visiting refugee camps all week. today she met with top turkish leaders. afterwards she said with winter approaching and battles still raging inside syria, she's concerned people will freeze to death. they said the fighting in syria has displaced about 2.5 million people. >>> muhammad ali, the boxing great was awarded the liberty medal in philadelphia last night. it recognizes his longtime service as an advocate for civil rights religious freedom and other humanitarian causes. his wife lonnie was there, along with his daughter lela who placed the medal around his neck. previous liberty medal recipients included presidents jimmy carter and nelson mandela, as well as singer bono. >>> big day at the white house today. u.s. olympians, and paralympians were there. the most decorated olympian there, there you see him, michael phelps from baltimore, was front row and center. katie laedecky brought classmates with her. the president saluted all the athletes' achievements. >> but most importantly, what you guys did was inspir

u.n. agencies.lled in afghanistan by a trusted member of the afghan security force, the latest in a string of deadly insider attacks. now that report from washington, dc. >>reporter: 2,533 is the suspected new number of americans killed in the 11 year killed to 2,000 and the number of other forces killed by insider attacks to 53, and the former ambassador thinks the "green on blue" attacks will continue until americans leave afghanistan so the afghan security forces can get a head start pledging their allegiance to the taliban. the green on blue attacks are likely to increase as the date for the withdrawal grows closer. the taliban attacks could diminish. why take risks if they know we are leaving? it is more for the army personnel who want to show their loyalty to taliban. >> the defense secretary is saying the taliban are trying to undermine our trust in the security forces and that strategy will not work. >> one commander told me in afghanistan, insider attacks are an affront to their honor at od

u.n. refugee agency special envoy.e passionately about the wounded children she met are who now orphaned because of the civil war. we'll bring that to you in a moment. >>> but france, the life and times of the new president seems more like a reality tv show. there's of course all of the rancor in paris from the struggling economy of the french and the people, other folks, are consumed with the social life of president francois hollande, in office for three months, hoping to keep the rivalry between his gal pal and partner off the pages out of the headlines having no such luck. hala, a lot of people say, wow, how's he going to focus on this economic crisis, his plan, policies when this looks like a tella novella happening in fran france. >> talking about that and talking about something very interesting that happened over the last 48 hours. and that is this big debate in france about taxing people who make a lot of money. culturally in france, it's been traditionally distaste for people who exhibit their wealth and this

u.n. refugee agency, angelina jolie is speaking out about the syrian crisis. >> i share in everyone's concerns about the winter approaching. with the violence and conflict showing no signs of easing up and the numbers growing as people are crossing the borders and -- it is a very large concern for all of us and i hope we can all work together to make sure that, of course, you know, to be blunt, nobody freezes to death in this very, very frightened time. >> visited a syrian refugee cam in baghdad today. pope benedict is calling for religious freedom in the middle east. crowds in lebanon cheered for the pope on the second day of his visit there. ♪ >> the pope praised lebanon as an example how christians and muslims can coexist peacefully. the marriages between the two are not uncommon. the area has seen violence. police called one person yesterday after armed men stormed a restaurant during protests in tripoli. >>> throughout the arab world voices are raised in anger against the united states. but the protests in libya, tunisia, and in egypt today were smaller in size and lower in volume. a mob

u.n. health agency says virus samples were almost identical to those of the 60 year-old saudi national died earlier this year. the world health organization is trying to determine the public's help up implications of the two cases but is not currently recommending any travel restrictions. >>pam: san francisco could soon be home to the tiniest apartments in the nation, how small? as small as 220 square feet which is ill less space than a 15 x 15 room. city supervisors are set to vote on the proposal tomorrow on whether or not to allow the tiny apartments. if supporters of the measures they will provide a cheaper option for many singles. critics argue that it would not help families and that it could make this city even more crowded. >>jaqueline: it is a pretty nice afternoon, temperatures in the '70s and '80s and a lot of sunshine. we are seeing it crystal clear skies. here is another look outside from the mt. tam cam. the fog is sitting right offshore and along the coastline, is set to push back as we move to the overnight hours. as we look ahead to tomorrow, morning fog and afternoon sunsh

to do the story in damascus before the syrian government didn't let me in, and so i called the u.n. agency.n. high commission on refugees and to talk to the local person. and when i told him that this was a food store, they were very excited to have me do a story on refugees. but when i told them it was a food store, he was absolutely furious. these are people that are starving, how can you possibly write about what they are eating? this is ridiculous. most people, you know, we be thinking that they're having difficulty getting food. and i was like, as part of what i want to write this story. want to write about how people who have asked to be nothing and are in this situation are coping and how food is helping and it will humanize them, blah, blah, blah. long story short, i think there's a dichotomy between sort of what we think as serious journalism and what we think of when you say the words food writing. when i tell people, i tell people i'm a food writer, they assume i'm doing restaurant reviews to this and i'm doing trend of stories. they assume i'm doing what's the latest recipe for

u.n. refugee agency estimates about 85,000 syrians are now living in camps inside the turkish border.hey're among some 250,000 syrians who've sought refuge in neighboring states. 100,000 arrived in august alone, amid some of the deadliest fighting since the syrian uprising began 18 months ago. on the frontline of the crisis, turkish prime minister recep tayyip erdogan had harsh words this month about the outside world's response. >> ( translated ): syria is going through a huge humanitarian crisis. unfortunately, as usual, the international community is merely watching the slaughter, massacre and the elimination of muslims. >> warner: erdogan also accused syrian president bashar al-assad of leading a regime of state terrorism. for months, leaders of the outgunned rebel force-- the free syrian army-- have sheltered inside turkey, funneling weapons across the border. but last weekend, they said they're moving their headquarters back into syria. for turkey, the syrian conflict also threatens its own internal stability. tensions are building in turkey's hatay province, along western syria

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or a rival that should not have been a rival agency representative from within the u.n. system was, like, sabotaging what you were trying to do. >> yeah. certainly from a number of agencies. i would say that -- [inaudible] who was then executive director of finish. [inaudible] you were an exception. you gave me a hard time at the interview, but -- >> you gave me a hard time -- [inaudible] [laughter] >> she said she crossed him off the list. [laughter] >> you see -- >> [inaudible] and he said, how could you not cross him off in. >> we need a microphone if we're going to -- [laughter] >> of that i didn't know. >> [inaudible] i said, okay. so they brought him in, and here comes -- [inaudible] and by this time, by this time i've read up on him. so then i'm certain that i had crossed him off, but i did interview him nevertheless. and, of course, the is history. >> with yeah. no, but it's true when you see -- it was at several levels, but particularly mid-level management there were people like at unicef, and they told me if you ever come, we'll do everything we can to undermin

u.n. security agency's, be re-trained and brainwashed in political correctness towards islam.ech codes -- enforced islamic speech codes. the promise to set of the task force but the same organization to immediately begin this unprecedented purge of counterterrorism training in every federal agency across the board. it is breathtaking. never been done before. when members of congress, myself included, started to ask questions about identities of who these people were that are leading this purge in our government and what it was the work purging from our training materials, the obama administration told us the information was "classified." i am here to say that we are now very late in the game. we are quickly losing our sense of who we are as a nation. we are losing our ability to identify our radical islam as enemy. it is time to stand unashamed this week our freedom and values and john an unmistakable red line for our enemies -- draw an unmistakable red line for our enemies across the world. [cheers and applause] in light of the attacks this week on our embassy in cairo, we ne

u.n. refugee agency. 2,000 syrians are believed to have been killed since the uprising began 17 months ago. >>> finally six weeks after he suffered a heart attack, ak tort michael clarke duncan has died. the 6'5 ," 300-pound man appeared in several movies but it his role as a prison inmate in the green mile that got him an academy award nomination. he was previous a bodyguard. his fiancee issued a statement saying memorial plans are still pending. michael clarke duncan was 54. very sad to hear that. >> incredibly sad. >> yeah. >> all right. >> well. >>> tucker joining us now. no easy segue from that. >> no. >>> forecast more of the same unfortunately, warm, humid, feels like you turn the shower on, close the door you come back in and it's steamy. the pattern is in no hurry to shift gears. >> is this remnants of isaac? >> this is the leftovers of isaac which sit across the mid- atlantic. >> all right. >> 77 right now in washington. hey, cooling off overnight not in our naked, as temperatures only fell back

payments alone on the national debt are higher than the budgets of several government agencies come pined. >>> at the u.n. general assembly, the president of iran lashed out to the powers. ahmadinejad address add room filled with especially thank you seats. mr. ahmadinejad accused western leaders of intimidation with a pledge not to test nuclear weapons. he criticized what he called a continued threat by the uncivillized zionist to taken action against iran. >> he wanties to make iran a nuclear power. you know what i say to that. no way, no how, never. >> former new york city mayor judy guiliani led a protest against ahmadinejad. protestors carried signs and denounced the iranian leader. >>> neighbors knew there was some sort of mystery. they are surprised to learn about this. this is video you will see on two. >>> the warm up is coming. he will tell you when it will reach your neighborhood. >>> the unusual drill this morning at sfo to prepare for an airport emergency that has not happened here in 40 years. lots of prepaid cards come pre-filled with problems. enough is enough. introducing the chase liqui

the americans are seeing this and our intelligence agency but the international atomic energy agency of the u.n. is seeing that. >> -- that it's not affect the nuclear program? >> i think that it's safe to say they will also agree that the sanctions -- we're look at the same information. we're looking at the information the u.n. is looking at. has talked about the double of the number of centrifuges, they're talking about blatant flagrant iranian attempts to dissieve the international community about the military actions of their nuclear program. how they try to clean up military sites. calling the iranian regime a liar. >> one final question. this week something happened that surprised everybody. you probably know what i'm going to refer to. it's not about this topic. it's about jerusalem and the democratic platform. jerusalem is the capital of israel was removed. then it caused an incredible stir. now it's been added back in. but obviously somebody took it out. other people approved of it and voted for that, right. what is your feeling about what happened this week? >> all i will say is jerus