u.n. commission blames all sides of the conflict for violations the syrian government for again firing the banned chemical weapon chlorine gas using rockets made in iran . turkish forces for bombing a medical convoy and an archaeological site in the battle for african and kurdish fighters for attacking a psychiatric hospital it's hope that all the analysis carried out by the commission of inquiry on syria will one day lay the groundwork for legal proceedings against those accused of war crimes and of violating human rights in the hope that when the war is finally over the guilty will be brought to justice but with fears growing of an imminent assault and. the u.n. is preparing for an even larger humanitarian crisis we've barkha al jazeera geneva . me and miles later on sang suchi says our government is facing many challenges in a kind state remember hundreds of thousands of ranger muslims live there before august last year when they fled a massive military crackdown. she admitted the remainder crisis could have been handled differently and reiterated the government position that the two ja

u.n. commission of inquiry says displacement in syria this year has reached levels not seen before in the seven year conflict questions says that more than one million syrian men women and children have been forced from their homes so far this year most of those displaced are now in the province the last rebel held and. fighting has resumed in yemen's port city of hyundai deal between who's the rebels and saudi and rossi led forces u.n. brokered peace talks collapsed last week and envoy to yemen says he'll be making several trips through the middle east on wednesday in the hope of securing commitments to continue the toll. on the european parliament has voted to trigger article seven and that could lead to hungary being stripped of its voting rights in the e.u. and raise accused of failing to respect european lauren its treatment of asylum seekers its constitutional amendments and its lack of press freedom and we will be issued a formal warning. five european countries made a last minute appeal to israel asking it not to go ahead with the demolition of a bedouin village in the occupied we

u.n. commission blames all sides of the conflict for violations the syrian government for again firing the banned chemical weapon gas using rockets made in iran. turkish forces for bombing a medical convoy an archaeological site in the battle for african and kurdish fighters for attacking a psychiatric hospital it's hope that all the analysis carried out by the commission of inquiry on syria will one day lay the groundwork for legal proceedings against those accused of war crimes and of violating human rights in the hope that when the war is finally over the guilty will be brought to justice but with peers growing up in imminent assault and it live the u.n. is preparing for an even larger humanitarian crisis leave barca al-jazeera geneva. u.s. secretary of state has told congress that saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are working to avoid harming civilians in yemen and that clears the way for the u.s. to continue providing weapons and refueling support to both countries more than ten thousand people have been killed in three years of war statement follows a string of solving errati

u.n. commission for human rights to leave office of the body published a report accusing nicaragua of violent we were pressing opposition protests the chief of the un mission get mossad in the desert said his team would continue to monitor the situation from abroad from. one of the main a separatist leaders in eastern ukraine has been killed in a bomb explosion and exam there's a hot lead russian backed separatists in ukraine's donetsk region he died in the blast a cafe in the city of donetsk russia has accused ukraine of assassinating him to escalate conflict in the region that kiev tonight is the claim with some officials suggesting as a touch and cause death could have resulted from disputes between rebels and russia . this is the aftermath of a blast that killed alexander the leader of the self-proclaimed donetsk people's republic the russian backed separatists say they know who is responsible for the explosion. vest a geisha is still ongoing and security measures in the republic have been tightened all borders remain closed a few people have already been detained they've already given ev

u.n. commission for human rights to leave and that's after the body published a report accusing the violently repressing opposition protests the chief of the u.n. mission gear more. said he would continue to monitor the situation from abroad. and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you left and right to be. getting under way in the eastern german city of camden it's the city has come international focus of middle way of unrest following a feat or stabbing allegedly committed by migrants.

u.n. commission for human rights to leave after the body published a report accusing nicaragua of violently repressing opposition protests the chief of the u.n. mission fernandes said he would continue to monitor the situation from abroad. talks between the u.s. and canada to amend the north american free trade agreement of stalled after four days of negotiations the countries remain divided over access to canada's dealy markets and medical patents auto hopes to sign on to the u.s. and mexico is revised record talks are set to resume on wednesday. the last public memorial service for late u.s. senator john mccain is due to begin shortly now the motorcade has left the capitol building and stopped at the vietnam veterans memorial before arriving at washington's national cathedral former presidents barack obama and george w. bush are set to deliver you know jews will be laid to rest on sunday at the u.s. naval academy in maryland president donald trump who had a bitter feud with mccain was not invited to attend the statesman died last week aged eighty one after battling brain cancer. well join

u.n. commission for human rights to leave after the body published a report accusing me of violently repressing opposition protests the chief of the u.n. mission and said he would continue to monitor the situation from abroad as the. qualifying for the italian grand prix is done and dusted and fittingly there are a. queue me right in locked in poor position it's the finns first for the season with the fastest lap in formula one history the top four finish as well right can and steam it's a bastion fettled will start the race in second defending champion and current leader this see them a fetus is lewis hamilton is in third and his teammate. is fourth. and here's some long term planning for you indonesia wants to host the twentieth thirty two someone lympics that's according to officials in the southeast asian nation would become the fourth country to do so if successful at the moment indonesia is holding the asian games which are the biggest sporting event outside ones that concludes sunday indonesia will officially submit its bid next summer olympics in twenty twenty will be. holding the follo

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u.n. commission investigating human rights abuses in the ending presents its findings. around the rocky start to the confirmation hearings for donald trump supreme court nominee. september on al-jazeera the fourth eastern economic forum is to be held in the city of bloody bostock as russian looks to expand its influence in the asia pacific region on television and online the stream continues to talk into the extraordinary potential of social media to disseminate news the presidents of russia turkey and iran will meet in teheran for another summit seeking an end to the war in syria we'll have extensive coverage people in power continues to examine the use and abuse of power around the world the united nations general assembly hold the seventy third session what action will it take on atrocities in me in march and yemen we'll bring you all the news september on al-jazeera. a significant. and so to the top stories here it out is there british prosecutors have charged two russian men with the attempted murder of former spy gay's cripple and his daughter as well as a policem

u.n. commission of inquiry also said internal displacement in syria has reached levels not seen before in the seven year conflict more than one million syrian men women and children have been forced from their homes in the past few months president vladimir putin says russian authorities have located the two men accused by the u.k. of the circus crippled poisoning and that they are both civilians the u.k. is issued european arrest warrants for the men who they suspect of working for russian military intelligence. yemeni government forces backed by the saudi led coalition have seized the two major rebel supply route routes in the key port city of a day that fighting has once again broken out in the city who the rebels and fighters loyal to the government are battling for control. and it's one of nature's most spectacular displays and this is expected to be a vintage season for the northern lights the lucky residents of the city of a roof a name ian lapland that's region of northern finland were treated to several hours of lights in the night sky on monday the phenomenon which is known as a

u.n. commission of inquiry says an unprecedented number of people have been forced from their homes where most of them are now in the last rebel held province of adlib barco reports from geneva the syrian war is harming the syrian people on a massive scale the un's international commission of inquiry on syria says fighting displaced more than a million men women and children in six major battles nationwide between january and july levels not seen before in the seven year conflict if there's many diplomats expect there's an escalation of the syrian government offensive in italy province to try and capture the last remaining rebel stronghold it could trigger a massive exodus of civilians you are free to thousand. people. remain a population will be the price. of course you don't know if you're for a good service but something has to be done. the rights of the three million people or one million children if we had little goes the same way as we've seen in other places then it's a complete failure of the international system and it's a complete failure of many of us to be able to prevent work

u.n. commission of inquiry says displacement in syria this year has reached levels not seen before in the seven year conflict the commission says that over one million syrian men women and children have been forced from their homes so far this year most of those displaced and now in a province the last rebel held enclave. two point nine million almost three million they are not there because they decided to go through. there because of. recall sillies show. former. this people well they will throw support to sleep. but tetrick that this pollution drove straight through the you supposed. to be confronted with this. when he is in geneva and joins us tonight the main thrust of this u.n. report is the huge number of displaced people in syria. yes that's right the report focuses on the first six months of the year and according to the commission a million people in that period were displaced men women and children and many of them are living in dire conditions without food without water without shelter. who's the commission chief who's been speaking quite extensively over the course of the mor

u.n. commission of inquiry on syria says they has been an unprecedented level of internal displacement in twenty eighteen mostly in it lead the commission pleaded for all parties to halt hostilities in syria and find a solution that will pollution. these two point nine million almost three million they are not there because they decided to go through. there because of. recall solution. for months this people were they were transported. but this pollution drove straight through the supposed to. be constructed. fighting has resumed in the many city of her data even as u.n. envoy martin griffiths arrived in the region hoping to restart peace talks meanwhile u.s. secretary of state michael valle has told congress that the saudi iraqi coalition is working to avoid civilian casualties in yemen that certification is required for u.s. arms sales to both countries to continue that i'm a putin says two men charged in britain with attempting to murder a former russian spy are not military intelligence agency says they are civilians and are not criminals russia's president says he hopes the marriage

u.n. commission of inquiry says displacement in syria this year has reached levels not seen before in the seven year conflict the commission says that over a million syrian men women and children have been forced from their homes so far this year most of those displaced are now in italy province the last rebel held on . to put. this two point nine million almost three million they are not there because they decided to go to sleep. they are there because of a. recall sillies show. for months this people they were transported to leap the army is but tactic that this pollution drove straight through the supposed to. be constructed for the. fighting has resumed in yemen's port city of had a day between who the rebels and saudi american led forces you embrace could pieces collapse last week the u.n. envoy to yemen says he'll be making several trips through the middle east on wednesday in the hope of securing commitments to continue the talks. the european parliament has for the first time voted to punish hungary for flouting democratic rules four hundred forty eight members approved the measur

u.n. commission blames all sides of the conflict for violations of the syrian government for again firing the banned chemical weapon for gas using rockets made in iran. turkish forces for palming a medical convoy and an archaeological site in the battle for african and kurdish fighters for attacking a psychiatric hospital it's hope that all the analysis carried out by the commission of inquiry on syria will one day lay the groundwork for legal proceedings against those accused of war crimes and of violating human rights in the hope that when the war is finally over the guilty will be brought to justice but with peers growing up an imminent assault an eclipse the u.n. is preparing for an even larger humanitarian crisis. al-jazeera geneva yemeni government forces backed by a saudi led coalition have seized two major rebel supply routes into the key port city of how data fighting has once again broken out in the city one who the rebels and fighters loyal to the government are battling for control last week he won brokered peace talks aimed at preventing an escalation of violence collapsed th

u.n. commission blames all sides of the conflict for violations of the syrian government for again firingthe banned chemical weapon gas using rockets made in iran. turkish forces for bombing a medical convoy and an archaeological site in the battle for african and kurdish fighters for attacking a psychiatric hospital is high but all the analysis carried out by the commission of inquiry on syria will one day lay the groundwork for legal proceedings against those accused of war crimes and of violating human rights in the hope that when the war is finally over the guilty will be brought to justice but with fears growing of an imminent assault on it live the u.n. is preparing for an even larger humanitarian crisis. barca al-jazeera geneva. one of the russians named by the u.k. as a suspect in the service crippled poisoning says he'll make a public statement next week that's according to russian state television it comes after president putin announced that the russian authorities had located the two men who he said are both civilians so now has more i a convenient time for russia's president

u.n. commission of inquiry also said internal displacement in syria has reached levels not seen before in the seven year conflict more than one million syrian men women and children have been forced from their homes so far many arriving in the province from other areas if we had little goes the same way as we've seen in other places then it's a complete failure of the international system and it's a complete failure of many of us to be able to prevent work we've seen happening time and again russian president vladimir putin says they've located the two men accused by the u.k. of the seventy's group of poisoning and they are both civilians the u.k. has issued a european arrest warrants for the men who they suspect of working for russian military intelligence south sudan's warring factions have signed a final peace deal after months of negotiations the leaders will now form a transitional government within eight months president salva kiir will be deputized by his rival rick was shot and for other vice presidents several previous peace deals have collapsed well those are the headlines thank

u.n. commission are very eager to make sure that the three million people in labor don't also find themselves punished and the hunt to destroy the ten thousand or so so killed terrorists. in the syrian government's final offensive. in the country the hope is that all of the hard work that's been done by the commission since it was set up in two thousand and eleven to look into violations of human rights abuses in syria all of that one day when the war is over whenever that may be will form the backbone of legal proceedings in the hope of bringing those guilty of war crimes guilty of violating human rights to justice fighting has resumed in yemen's fall city of her data between who three rebels and saudi and morality led forces that news comes as u.s. secretary of state mike pompei are said congress a key document which certifies that saudi arabia and the u.a.e. are working to avoid civilian casualties during their war in yemen we can go live now to our white house correspondent kimberly haokip who's there in washington so might pompei who has made this statement to congress which triggers som

u.n. commission of inquiry on syria says there's been an unprecedented level of internal displacement in twenty eighteen most of it in the commission play. for all parties to hold hostilities in syria and find a solution. members of the european parliament are preparing to vote on whether to strip hungary of its voting rights defending his country on monday that hungary and prime minister viktor orban accuse the e.u. of blackmail and the threat of sanctions. asian leaders at the world economic forum in vietnam have criticised the united states which is involved in a worsening trade war with china territorial tensions in the south china sea they're also being discussed along with how a growing can compete against automation and artificial intelligence we'll go live now to hanoi and our correspondent who's covering the event wayne hey wayne. yes martin well the official theme for this world economic forum on southeast asia is technology new technologies and how the nations in this region can base capitalize on things like artificial intelligence going forward but there's no doubt that another big

u.n. commission of inquiry says an unprecedented number of people have been forced from their homes and most of them now in the last rebel held province of and led me back a report from geneva the syrian war is harming the syrian people on a massive scale the un's international commission of inquiry on syria says fighting displace more than a million men women and children in six major battles nationwide between january and july levels not seen before in the seven year conflict if as many diplomats expect as an escalation of the syrian government offensive in italy a province to try and capture the last remaining rebel stronghold it could trigger a massive exodus of civilians you are fighting them thousand. people terrorists and. three million population will be the price to fight of course you don't have any feel. for it it is serious but something has to be done to protect the rights of the three million people or one million children if they had lived goes the same way as we've seen in other places then it's a complete failure. over the international system and it's a complete failure of

u.n. commission of inquiry on syria says there's been an unprecedented level of internal displacement in twenty eighteen mostly in italy the commission pleaded for all parties to halt hostilities in syria and to find a solution. your secretary of state mike compares to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are working to avoid civilian casualties in yemen and this is a key requirement for this year's u.s. defense spending bill that follows multiple cases of mass civilian deaths by saudi led airstrikes in u.t. controlled parts of yemen. by this go back to the top story of the day that of the european parliament which is voted on hungry we can now talk to early who is a professor in european studies at stanford university in berlin he's joining us live from there thanks for talking to us what specifically do european parliamentarians think that hungary is guilty of. well the decision was taken on the basis of a report from a dutch member of parliament who listed a long list of serious problems with the functioning of the misfunctioning of democracy in hungary or starts from the independence o

u.n. commission in switzerland is calling on egypt to hold any pending executions handed out on the basis of evidence obtained during torture or ill treatment during a period of enforces appearance more than one thousand five hundred people have been taken by egyptian security services over the last year that tally is from another geneva based rights organization which is activists doctors lawyers and engineers often targeted hussein bomi is a researcher on egypt at amnesty international he says in forces appearances will continue to be widespread until the u.s. and e.u. speak up. interests appearances are remain quite widespread in egypt it remains to be a tool used by. security forces against one and spread its. means you continue to use it against people whether to extract confessions or simply. as a way you harassing people even if you see don't use it except confessions under torture that's for the international community closing it speak up what's happening in egypt they need to make it clears you're not going to they're know by it i wanted zinni to make it clear to arm syrians and

u.n. commission on human rights in south sudan is calling on the government to set up a hybrid court combiningnational and international elements to try potential war criminals south sudan's government signed a peace deal with rebels last week ending nearly five years of civil war and the commission says those who committed crimes during the conflict is now be held accountable and will morgan has more. it's only days since south sudan's were in parties agreed to end a war which has ravaged the world's youngest country but the united nations is keen for the government to take the next big step as soon as possible form a hybrid court to put on trial anyone suspected of committing atrocities during the conflict or three syrian army or the south sudan is a country at war with the citizens because the attacks continue the violations until new the asked internally displaced persons and refugees continue and course the number of children who were affected by the continued to go on the increase was work began in twenty thirteen when president salva kiir accused his then vice president riek machar of a

u.n. commission of inquiry also said internal displacement in syria has reached levels not seen before in the seven year conflict more than one million syrian men women and children have been forced from their homes. if we had little goes the same way as we've seen in other places then it's a complete failure of the international system and it's a complete failure of many of us to be able to prevent work we've seen happening time and again russian president vladimir putin says they've located the two men accused by the u.k. of the sergei scrupled poisoning and he says they are both civilians the u.k. has issued european arrest warrants for the men who they suspect of working for russian military intelligence. yemeni government forces backed by the saudi led coalition have seized two major rebel supply routes into the key port city of the day that fighting is once again broken out in the city who the rebels and fighters loyal to the government are battling for control. the governor of the u.s. state of georgia has the cleared a state of emergency after forecasts showed that hurricane flore

u.n. commission on the status of women meeting where they launch the video campaign that has been georgia has since been joined by over 70 cities and countries nationwide. whereas mrs. lee is passionate about girls issues, particularly in her native china. she organized medical missions in china, raising money for supplies and recruiting doctors and support staff to try -- to travel from the u.s. to china to address issues that hurt girls. it is remedied by simple procedure that is nevertheless, out of reach for many low income families who have little access to medical care. her work has touched the poorest girls in several provinces in china. she is deeply invested in promoting education for young girls and recently met with a nobel prize winner who has been an advocate for women and education in pakistan. she partnered with the friends of the san francisco commission on the status of women to host middle school and high school girls and conversation in 2013 and 2014. students were matched with accomplished women in science technology back engineering, arts, arts and mathematics. edwin

u.n. investigators have found. well the commission of inquiry reports goes from the period of mid january to mid july so six month period the report says as you mentioned there the million people during that period have been displaced men women and children from six different conflict zones around the country many of them have sought refuge in italy province and of course that raises some big questions about what might happen if there is an escalation of the offensive in ablett these are people that have already seen a tremendous amount of upheaval in their lives they're living in dire situations many of them without food water medical supplies and shelter and going forward of course the u.n. is deeply worried about another brewing massive humanitarian crisis on its doorstep earlier on in the week we were told of the u.n. is short of two hundred seventy million dollars from its the military and aid budget in being able to deal with another massive internal refugee crisis within the country people are watching the situation develop wit

u.n. commission investigating human rights abuses him and see its findings. hello again well we are looking at some better weather here across much of the eastern med but up towards truckee we are looking at some showers expression for the northern turkey that's going to be pushing through on for over the next few days temperature there of about twenty nine degrees but as we go towards friday things look a little bit better those showers make their way a little bit more towards the east maybe a shower or two down along the coastal regions for turkey as well aleppo thirty one degrees beirut seeing about thirty degrees in your forecast well down here along the gulf coast we are looking at really very humid conditions here and thirty nine degrees is going to be the high but when you have the humidity as high as it is maybe eighty percent at the worst part of the day that thirty nine feels more like about forty three to forty four degrees very uncomfortable weather down towards the forty degrees there and the scot not looking too bad for you at about thirty one d

u.n. commission in switzerland it's calling on egypt to halt any pending executions handed out on the basis of evidence obtained during torture or ill treatment during a period of enforced disappearance more than one thousand eight hundred people have been taken by egyptian security services over the last year that is from another geneva based human rights organization which says activists doctors lawyers and engineers are often targeted. earlier i spoke to her saying but you know me he's a researcher on egypt at amnesty international he says that enforced disappearances will continue to be widespread until the u.s. and e.u. speak up. and firsts appearances are remain quite widespread in egypt it remains to be a tool used by. security forces against one of its critics. i mean if you continue to use it against people to extract confessions or simply. as a way you pricing people even if you see don't use it except confessions under torture that's where the international community will see it speak of. the need to make it clears you're not going to buy it i wanted to make it clear arms and. ra

u.n. commission of inquiry on syria says there's been an unprecedented level of internal displacement in twenty eighteen missing and it led the commission pleaded for all parties to stop the fighting and find a political solution to. this two point nine million almost three million they are not there because they decided to go through. there because of. recall sillies shown. for months this people were they were transported to leap. but tetrick that this pollution drove straight through the leap you supposed to. be confronted with this bombardment. u.s. secretary of state might prompt ayers is saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are working to avoid civilian casualties in yemen was a key requirement for this year's u.s. defense spending bill but it follows multiple cases of mass civilian deaths by saudi led air strikes in who think control parts of yemen. says two men charged in britain with attempting to murder a former russian spy also billions and not criminals russia's president says he hopes they emerge soon to tell their story the kremlin's repeatedly denied links to the attack in s

u.n. commission of inquiry the latest report which also says an unprecedented number of people have been forced from their homes in syria this year many of them of course now in that last rebel held province of need back at the syrian war is harming the syrian people on a massive scale the un's international commission of inquiry on syria says fighting displaced more than a million men women and children in six major battles nationwide between january and july levels not seen before in the seven year conflict if as many diplomats expect as an escalation of the syrian government offensive in italy a province to try and capture the last remaining rebel stronghold it could trigger a massive exodus of civilians you are fighting them thousand. people terrorists and. dream you know population will be the price to fight off most you don't have any figures fighting against terrorists but something has to be done to protect the rights of three million people and one million children if we had lived goes the same way as we've seen in other places then it's a complete failure. of the international system

u.n. commission in switzerland and they're calling on egypt to hold any pending executions that were handed out on the basis of evidence obtained during torture or ill treatment during a period of enforced disappearance more than one thousand five hundred people have been taken by egyptian security services over the last year that tally from another geneva based human rights organization which says activists doctors lawyers and engineers are often taken let's speak to his same by you me he's a researcher on egypt at amnesty international he's joining us from tunis capital tunis thanks for speaking to us from the work that you've done in the research that you've conducted how widespread are systematic disappearances in egypt. good afternoon so basically just a missing persons appearances are going to remain quite widespread the means to be a tool used by. security forces against one and spread fix. him in means you continue to use it against people or to extract confessions or simply. as a way you harassing people even if you see don't use it except confessions under torture but it's a tool

u.n. anti corruption commission it had led to high profile graft probes targeting dozens of powerful bottom olens including morales in south. america is under increasing pressure off the results of the new poorly here in germany only twenty eight percent of voters surveyed backed merkel's conservatives the lowest share in over two decades the survey also showed that the far right alternative for germany has overtaken the center left to become the country's second largest party for the first time ever with strife within the coalition with urgent opposition many are asking for how long can chancellor machall hold on. still be. this is usual at german chancellor angela merkel's weekly cabinet meeting yet the struggle to keep her coalition together is increasingly taking its toll. the latest germany trend by public broadcaster a r d again system ackles coalition government lose its overall majority the conservative c.d.u. c.s.u. drops to twenty eight percent its worst result ever social democratic coalition partner s.p.d. is down to seventeen percent while the far right e.f.t. party has become

u.n. human rights commission on south sudan is calling on the government to set up a hybrid court to try suspected war criminals south sudan's government signed a peace deal last week to end nearly five years of civil war here but morgan reports. it's only days since south sudan's were in parties agreed to end a war which has ravaged the world's youngest country but the united nations is keen for the government to take the next big step as soon as possible form a hybrid court to put on trial anyone suspected of committing atrocities during the conflict on what we said in our report the south sudan is a country at war with the citizens because the attacks continue the violations until new the art flow of internally displaced persons and refugees continue and course the number of children were affected by the continued to go on the increase . were began in twenty thirteen when president salva kiir accused his then vice president riek machar of attempting a coup tens of thousands of people have been killed and a third of the country's twelve million population displaced the un has reports of ethnic k

u.n. high commission of refugees says refugee in migrant numbers are shot be down from that peak four years ago but the reasons why almost two million migrants of headed to europe since two thousand and fourteen remain to escape conflict persecution and economic hardship several far right leaders in europe have taken a hard stones on and immigration including border closure causing many verbal outbursts. on friday italian deputy prime minister matter exchanged a war of words with the foreign minister of luxembourg up to salvini referred to african migrants as slaves. i hear some of my colleagues saying that europe needs immigrants because its population is aging but i have a completely different perspective i think i am a government paid by our citizens to help our young people to start having those children again as they did a few years ago and not attack the best of the african youth replaced europeans who are no longer having children for economic reasons these are two completely different worldviews maybe noxon but there is this need in italy we feel this need to help our children to ha

u.n. human rights commission and he attacked the i.c.c. the international court court criminal court he attacked syria and threatened syria that if it uses chemical weapons he will actually resort to violence see he attacked venezuela he attacked he attacked socialism he attacked opec he criticized the united nations and threatened to cut down the actual american contribution and at the beginning of his speech he actually flexed his muscles by actually threatening the world with the with talking about how much the u.s. spends on the military industry he gave a number he gave seven hundred billion dollars and increasing next year to seven hundred sixteen billion dollars that's how he started this speech and then at the end of the speech he talked about peace and this is an interesting interesting contrast the speech was was especially aggressive towards iran where he called upon the nation of the world to isolate iran and that is a very strong a strong statement it's not new yet to actually show his foreign policy and his position of his ad

u.n. anti corruption commission it has led high profile graft probes targeting dozens of powerful guatemalans including morales and his family. at the end authorities in peru have recovered more than seven hundred agents artifacts which have been stolen from the country clued pre-historic relics from various lost civilizations in the andean nation the items were repatriated from europe the u.s. and other latin american countries it's. average and low income earners around the world are struggling with rising rents and a shrinking supply of affordable housing germany is no different today chancellor i'm going to macklin her ministers are getting together with property developers and lobby groups to address what has already become a pressing issue for many german families last year berlin was the city with the fastest growing property prices in the world prices here jumped by twenty percent in just a year three other german cities hamburg munich and frankfurt were also in the top ten. more affordable accommodation is desperately needed that that's why the chancellor has pledged to invest five b

u.n. commission. are some leaders within europe who believe that the united states has made the right decision, here, in withdrawing from the iran nuclear agreement. i think there will be a very strong appeal to america's allies. it's wrong to argue, i think, about -- >> bill: hang on one second. >> president trump: iran has acted very badly. we are doing many things right now, including sanctions, that are very massive. one of the highest levels we have ever done. iran has to change its tune before i meet with them. they wanted me. i'm not meeting with them until they change their tune. it will happen. i believe they have no choice. we look forward to having a great relationship with iran. but it won't happen now. [reporters yelling] >> president trump: it is a process of setting up a meeting with north korea. chairman kim has been dealing with us, he has made dramatic progress. far greater than people would understand or know. it has been really a very good relationship. as you know, there have been