u.n. security council. washington for escalating crisis. the top military officer suggests russia could try to sabotage. disrupting global communications but provides no indication of where the claim comes from. further clashes between palestinians and israeli police in the west bank and in jerusalem disputes over the city's status. just a few hours into a brand new day here in moscow well it's the weekend december the sixth my names you know neal this is r t international in complete contrast to a statement earlier this week concerning a need for talks with north korea over the nuclear crisis u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson just hours ago said pyongyang must know earn its way back to negotiations that was on the special session of the united nations security council across the story for us in new york. well the presence of the two officials made it pretty clear that the stakes are getting higher as we watch the meeting in the u.n. security council chamber now we heard from the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson he emphasized that

u.n. security council. washington for. this hour the u.k.'s top military officer says yes russia could try to sabotage the water table disrupting global communications but no indication of where the company also ahead. further clashes between palestinians and israeli police in the west bank and in jerusalem the dispute over the city status. from moscow to the world is r.t. international good to have your company this hour my names and o'neill our top story in complete contrast to a statement earlier this week concerning a need for talks with north korea over the nuclear crisis u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson has said must earn its way into negotiations that was a special session of the united nations security council artie's killam up in reports from new york. well the presence of the two officials made it pretty clear that the stakes are getting higher as we watch the meeting in the u.n. security council chamber now we heard from the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson he emphasized that the united states did not want to go to war wi

u.n. security council over president donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital world leaders condemn the unilateral move out an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council washington rejected the criticism as anti israel bias earlier israeli forces killed at least four palestinians in airstrikes and shootings in gaza with and seven hundred others were injured in demonstrations against trumps decision across the occupied territories. in other news an attack in the democratic republic of congo has killed fourteen un peacekeepers all from tanzania five congolese soldiers also died in the eastern province of north kivu an armed group based in uganda is being blamed the head of the un says it's one of the worst attacks in the history of its peacekeeping operations. the former president of georgia has been rearrested in ukraine four days after his supporters freed him from a police van he climbed onto the roof on tuesday before being dragged away by the police in kiev on suspicion of assisting a criminal organization he then escaped custody suckers really says the accusations are politically motivated he's led anti corruption rallies against his former ally the ukrainia

u.n. security council. washington and pyongyang may have been at the same table, physically at the u.n.een more different. secretary tillerson answered questions from reporters after calling for north korea to end its nuclear weapons program. >> we are going to continue our diplomatic efforts. those options remain open until other things may foreclose the diplomatic option. there is no daylight at all between the president's policy and the pursuit of that policy. the president hand bes been ver clear we are going to lead this campaign. >> cnn correspondent is here with me to discuss, nice to have you in person. >> hello. thank you. >> so significant that he said no daylight as he had said one thing earlier this week and conversations worried about mixed messages again. how significant is all this? >> when he says no daylight, i think people at this point say, yeah, okay, we have heard that before, but we have seen some pretty glaring gaps. remember the whole moron controversy where he allegedly called the president at a meeting which the president wasn't present. but later he confirmed

u.n. security council of a president donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital world leaders condemned the unilateral move us an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council and washington rejected the criticism as anti israel bias earlier israeli forces killed at least four palestinians in airstrikes and shootings in gaza when seven hundred others were injured in demonstrations against trumps decision across the occupied territories. the former president of georgia mikheil saakashvili has been rearrested in ukraine four days after supporters freed him from a police van he climbed onto the roof on tuesday before being dragged away by the police in kiev on suspicion of assisting a criminal organization but then escaped before his recapture today saakashvili says the accusations are politically motivated after leading anticorruption rallies against his former ally that's the ukrainian president petro poroshenko he has stripped the former georgian leader of his ukrainian citizenship leaving him in effect stateless. the u.s. is one saudi arabia there will be consequences unless more aid is allowed into yemen the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson is calling for an end to

u.n. security council pyongyang blames washington at the late in the nuclear crisis. the u.k.'s top military officer russia should trump could try to sabotage underwater tables disrupting global communications but provides no indication of where the claim comes from. the clashes break out between palestinians and israeli police in the west bank and jerusalem as a dispute over the city's day to. day stories get onto dot com stay with us now because. hello and welcome across talk we're all things were considered. it would seem the more the end push to have the president removed from office the more we learn about the media in such places as the f.b.i. how they really work to date the investigation known as russia gate has revealed preciously little though we're learning there was collusion elsewhere. talking real collusion i'm joined by my guest richard goodstein in washington he is a democratic political strategist and a former advisor to hillary clinton's two presidential campaigns in miami we have john cardillo he is host of off the cuff on rebel media and in phoenix we cross

u.n. security council has been held over washington's decision and during the meeting of the fifteen members it was fourteen united against just one united states. for nearly seventy years the city of jerusalem has been the capital of the state of israel despite many attempts by others to deny that reality. we regret the u.s. president's decision has met washington's decision with serious concern these decisions are helpful to the prospects for peace in the region our actions reflected and honest assessment of reality it is fueling tensions and increasing instability in an already volatile and turbulent region far actions are intended to help advance the cause of peace at stake is the respect of international law and the legitimate rights of each side at stake is the legitimacy of the security council israel like all nations has the right to determine its capital city unilaterally actions its aim to change the status of jerusalem response putting the long existing foundation for thirty two months of the israeli palestinian issue the united states took this step in full knowledge that it will

u.n. security council pyongyang blames washington escalating the nuclear crisis. bew case top military officer just rushing to try to sabotage the underwater cables disrupting global communications that provides no indication of where they claim comes from also ahead. of the clashes break counts between palestinians and israeli police in the west bank and jerusalem as a dispute over the city's statists rages on. a warm welcome you are watching r.t. international with me. good to have you with us our. top diplomats of the u.s. and north korea have traded accusations and attend son counter at the u.n. security council secretary of state rex tillerson appeared to backtrack on an earlier offer to start talks with pyongyang without preconditions to end the ongoing nuclear crisis on the scale of more pain reports from new york well the presence of the two officials made it pretty clear that the stakes are getting higher as we watch the meeting in the u.n. security council chamber now we heard from the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson he emphasized that the united s

u.n. security council to try and block washington's decision. but israeli leaders believe they too have international backing. let him call a thought on all of these declarations do not impress us. in the end the truth will prevail and many countries will recognize drusilla as the capital of israel and move their embassies there too. meanwhile violent clashes continued between palestinians and israeli troops and the west bank protests that and touring the second week with no end in sight. now to the united states in what is being seen as a major setback for president trump the democratic candidate doug jones has won a u.s. senate seat in the deeply conservative state of alabama the result has a significant knock on effect in washington shrinking the republican senate majority from two votes to just one. of all the states in which the democratic fight should take shape alabama was an unlikely starting point the party has not won a senate seat here and a quarter of a century. we really have just around the state of alabama though we have shown the

u.n. security council session on the nuclear crisis washington keeps up its pressure campaign. washington is to blame for the escalation. also coming up this hour the u.k. military officer suggests russia could try to. water cables disrupting global communications but no indication of where the claim comes from. further clashes between palestinians and israeli police in the west bank and jerusalem at this beautiful to the city just. just after ten pm this friday night here in moscow one welcome to our to international miss our my names only in complete contrast to a statement earlier this week concerning a need for talks with north korea over the nuclear crisis u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson just hours ago said. heard it's way back to negotiations that was a special session of the united nations security council let's cross live now. in new york who's been following developments high caliber it's not often we see top level diplomats of the u.s. and north korea in the same room for a start is it. well the presence of the two officials made it pretty clear that the stakes

security council meeting was requested by britain and france and half a dozen other countries. well monitoring the emergency u.n. security council meeting is carson phenomena and carson joins us right now from washington carson what more can you tell us. why the security council meeting in new york is still on the way right now and so far everybody all of the ambassadors from different nations have condemned and criticized the u.s. move or the announcement of donald trump to move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem even close allies have said the u.k. for instance which actually called for this meeting has criticized. the europeans have pointed out sweden for instance that this is a violation of u.n. security council resolution resolutions which say that is jerusalem has been annexed by its word and that move was illegal and that the embassy of any country should not be moved to jerusalem before the final status is cleared or agreed on between the parties and so basically everybody so far has said this was a bad move this is a move which could create danger in the region which could push the region into an abcess all right what do you spend there we action in the u.s. to president trumps decision. well the

u.n. security council to try and block washington's decision. but israeli leaders believe they too have international backing. all of these declarations do not impress us. in the end the truth will prevail and many countries will recognize drusilla as the capital of israel and move their embassies there to. meanwhile violent clashes continued between palestinians and israeli troops and the west bank protests and turning the second week with no end in sight . a british prime minister to resign may have lost a key vote in the british parliament a group of her own conservative m.p.'s rebelled delivering a blow for the prime minister on the eve of a crucial summit of european leaders. the ice to the right three hundred nine the nose to the left three hundred five. voted narrowly in favor of an amendment to the government's with all bill the amendment promises impedes that they will have a vote on the final briggs deal signed with brussels. all right that's a big development there in london let's go to london our correspondent bigger moscow is on the

often more on this i'm joined now by carson vaughn nominet washington who has been monitoring this emergency u.n. security council meeting for us and also by our correspondent tanya kramer in jerusalem thanks to both of you for joining us carson the closest allies of the u.s. for among those who called for this special session in new york what have they been say. it was quite remarkable to see the united states so isolated on the u.n. security council all fourteen other members of the council criticized the americans for their decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of the state of israel and move the u.s. embassy there so not only countries that you might expect to be critical like russia china bolivia or egypt as the representative of the arab world but also close u.s. allies such as ukraine ethiopia or japan we actually depend on the u.s. pretty much sure in many ways when it comes to their own national security and also all for european members of the u.n. security council those four countries the u.k. france sweden and it's a lead and join forces with germany later and those five countries together ca

by washington in violation of u.n. security council resolutions to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem of course it's possible and that is exactly what we should have done i speak as a former middle east minister for britain myself and i think that's catastrophic interest is a holy city for both judaism and the muslim faith and the temple mount and there are a mosque or in the same venue in the same situation one on top of the other they're both. absolutely essential to both religions and to both peoples jews and palestinians claiming access to and in a sense ownership of that sites so i think that this unilateral decision shows again president trump is taking a one sided attitude to this conflict between the palestinians and the israelis surprised that the prime minister said she wasn't informed of the decision beforehand when you were a foreign minister you would you have expected to go from washington to inform you before i'm not surprised that president trump didn't inform and theresa may know because he just tweets his announcements or goes off t

washington, i'm jane. it's unanimous, the u.n. security council slaps new sanctions after its latest missile test. the republican tax bill is new law. president trump puts his signature on it before heading off for the holidays. the photographer who captured the first lady's every move joins us to share her favorite shots. anchor: welcome to public television in america and around the globe. the u.n. security council imposed fresh new sanctions on north korea after its latest test. china and russia signed onto the resolution drafted by the united states, which severely restricts pyongyang's access to oil imports. president trump tweeted the results showed the world wants peace, not death. i spoke with our u.n. correspondent. this is the third round of sanctions this year. how much tougher is this latest? reporter: if you remember, president trump specifically called president xi of china last month to encourage him to cut crude supplies to north korea, thinking it would be a pivotal step. in 2016, the united states said north korea imported 4.5 million barrels of refined petroleum. this resolution

u.n. security council to try and block washington's decision. but israeli leaders believe they too have international backing. all of these declarations do not impress us in the end the truth will prevail and many countries will recognize drusilla as the capital of israel and move their embassies there to . meanwhile violent clashes continued between palestinians and israeli troops and the west bank protests that are entering the second week with no end in sight. islamist extremism is spreading and we cannot wait for the words of german chancellor angela merkel at a summit in paris aimed at boosting support for a new african military force set up to fight your hobbies in the sun hill region of africa french president manuel mccall and visit invited a number of european and african leaders to the meeting they said the new force needed to be made operate quote urgently earlier and earlier we asked our african analyst paul mellie why europe cares so much about getting this new african anti terror force up and running. africa is europe's nearest nei

security in the region and has issued a travel alert for americans. meanwhile washington's decision on the status of jerusalem prompted an emergency session of the u.n. security council member states were largely united in their attitude towards president trump's decision. we regard east jerusalem as part of the occupied palestinian territories. we therefore disagree with the u.s. decision to move its embassy to jerusalem and unilaterally to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel before a final status agreement. we regret the decision announced by the president of the united states to recognize jerusalem as the capital of his room clearly disagree with the recognition of the roots of them asked a couple of israel for in the immediate the midst of the arab league the arab republic of egypt denounces the us decision to recognize jerusalem as the capsule of israel. in china is highly concerned about the recent developments regarding the status of jerusalem. washington's decision with serious concern. let's cross live now to new york to get the latest from r.t. correspondent caleb moore from caylee just how did the united states representative defend washington's p

reported as an train is from the bridge in the state of washington will be going live shortly to respond in the united states. the u.n. security council overwhelmingly backs a resolution to quote no and avoids donald trump's decision to make jerusalem the capital of israel but the resolution is vetoed by the united states. protesters take to the streets of the austrian capital vienna after a far right party takes key positions in the new coalition government.

u.n. security council that a sustained cessation of north korea's threatening behavior is needed before talks can start between washington and pyongyang north korea must earn its way back to the table the pressure cooker campaign must and will continue until denuclearization is achieved we will in the meantime keep our channels of communication open. now here in germany signs of a possible end to the political crisis since september the country has only had a caretaker government now the social democrats have confirmed they will sit down with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives for exploratory talks on forming a coalition that they have governed together for the past four years but the s.p.d. suffered an historic defeat in september's elections and has been reluctant to join a government under uncle americal again just more it's a balancing act for martin schulz most germans want another grand coalition but the social democrat party leader knows the dysfunction is not well loved by his party base. bigger square here is an open question whether these talks will lead to forming a new coalition i must repeat this again

washington the u.s. president could well have seen this prayer protest from the white house an emergency meeting at the u.n. security council the representatives of israel and the palestinians are at a distance. that you as this is to reward israelis impunity undermines and essentially disqualifies its leadership role to seek peace in the region i call on all countries all be thinking nations of the world to join with our american friends recognize the jewel the limbs connection to israel in a move your embassies to our capital but as here the u.s. is largely alone in its decision the european allies speak out against the us president's actions we disagree with the u.s. decision to recognize to resell them as the capital of israel and to begin preparations to move the american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem it is not in line with security council resolutions and is unhelpful in terms of prospects for peace in the region we encourage the u.s. administration to not bring forward proposals for an israeli palestinian settlement a settlement between the neighbors now seems further away than ever. to his tenure cramer is stil

u.n. security council set to vote today on a draft resolution on the disputed status of jerusalem the council will consider attacks and submitted by egypt after president trump said the washington would recognize jerusalem as the official capital of israel that decision has triggered a new surge of violence in the west bank in the gaza strip and protests across the muslim world. in the gaza strip effigies of donald trump and benjamin netanyahu burn earlier protesters carried models of the dome of the rock through the streets. these symbolic acts bear one message jerusalem belongs to the palestinians and can never become israel's capital. in the west bank town of bethlehem more protests on the we are here tonight on the. muslims and the christians. on this just. different messages to all the war. first of all we are refusing the speech of. jerusalem as a capital for what it called as well and moving america n.b.c. to. crowds demonstrated in turkey to the country's president reject type erda one making a diplomatic statement in support of the palestinians. since jerusalem is currently under occupation we cannot go there and open our embassy but a consulate general is represented

as an amtrak train derailed from a bridge in the state of washington will be going live shortly to argue as correspondent. u.n. security council overwhelmingly backs a resolution to quote null and void strong trumps decision to make jerusalem the capital of israel but the resolutions being vetoed by the united states. and protesters have taken to the streets of the austrian capital vienna after a far right party took the positions in the new coalition government. good evening to you my name's neil harvey you're watching our international. breaking news as well will start because there have been quote multiple fatalities after an amtrak train derailed from a bridge over interstate five that's a major commuter highway in pierce county washington state part of the train was left actually dangling from the bridge and numerous passenger cars fell on to the highway our correspondent in washington samir joins me now a tragic accident taker's through the details that we know at this point well an amtrak train derailed from a bridge onto a major highway like you said just forty miles south of seattle washington six deaths have been rep

what we witnessed here today in the security council isn't and so it won't be forgotten at the u.n. washington's ambassador is on a road vetoing a resolution on jerusalem then she lashes out at her colleagues. the a.n.c. veteran cyril ramaphosa is elected as the new leader of the party putting him in line to be south africa's next president. and after a billionaire conservative regains chile's presidency the stock market is on the rise but so too are fears about the future of the current government social reforms . the u.s. president has outlined what he calls a new and very different national security strategy trump warned of a great power competition with russia and china he promised to assert u.s. dominance abroad by boosting the economy and spending hundreds of billions of dollars modernizing the military and white house correspondent kimberly help it now from washington. populism has been a hallmark of his presidency and donald trump again struck that note as he announced a strategy for u.s. national security is an approach he says began when voters rejected the security policies of his pre

what we witnessed here today in the security council is an insult it will not be forgotten at the u.n. washington's ambassadors on her own vetoing a resolution on jerusalem then lashes out at her colleagues. they and see veteran served as the new leader of the party putting him in line to the south africa's next president. and after a conservative regains chile's presidency the stock market's on the rise but so too are fears about the future of the current government's social reforms. u.s. president donald trump has outlined his national security strategy identifying russia and china as competing great powers he's promising hundreds of billions of dollars to modernize the military and u.s. power abroad our white house correspondent kelly helped get reports from washington populism has been a hallmark of his presidency and donald trump again struck that note as he announced his strategy for u.s. national security is an approach he says began when voters rejected the security policies of his predecessors on january twentieth two thousand and seventeen i stood on the steps of the capitol. to herald th

u.n. security council unites fourteen against the u.s. recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital but washington vetoes the resolution. veteran served on a post that wins the contest to lead his party putting him in line to be south africa's next president plus. protests in front of argentina's congress building turn violent while legislators inside debate sweeping changes in. u.s. president donald trump has outlined his national security strategy identifying russia and china as competing great palace he's promising hundreds of billions of dollars to modernize the military u.s. power abroad our white house correspondent can really help get reports from washington populism has been a hallmark of his presidency and donald trump again struck that note as he announced his strategy for u.s. national security is an approach he says began when voters rejected the security policies of his predecessors on january twentieth two thousand and seventeen i stood on the steps of the capitol. to herald the day the people became the rulers of their nation again in a rambling and often disjointed address trump skimmed through the subst

meanwhile washington's decision on the status of jerusalem prompted an emergency session of the u.n. security council and he's been reports now from new york well at the emergency session of the fifteen members of the united nations security council fourteen of those members stepped up and criticized the united states for its decision regarding recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital and announcing that it would move its embassy we regard east jerusalem as part of the occupied palestinian territories. we therefore disagree with the u.s. decision to move its embassy to jerusalem and unilaterally to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel before a final status agreement. we regret the decision announced by the president of the united states to recognize jerusalem as the capital of his room for in the midst of . the arab republic of egypt denounces the u.s. decision to recognize jerusalem as the capsule of israel. china is highly concerned about the recent developments regarding the status of jerusalem. washington's decision with serious concern. now when nikki haley took the floor at the securit

what we witnessed here today in the security council is an insult it won't be forgotten washington's ambassador vetoes a u.n. resolution then lashes out at her colleagues. and it later and a new era in south african politics we'll look at the expectations for. take charge of the african national congress. and a new report says sixty five journalists have been killed this year we'll look at the most dangerous places for reporters to work. china and russia have criticized the u.s. president for labeling them strategic rivals singled out the pair as a as main threats to america when he was outlining his new national security strategy a white house correspondent kimberly hocket reports from washington populism has been a hallmark of his presidency and donald trump again struck that note as he announced his strategy for u.s. national security is an approach he says began when voters rejected the security policies of his predecessors on january twentieth two thousand and seventeen i stood on the steps of the capitol. to herald the day the people became the rulers of their nation again in a rambling and often disj

what we witnessed here today in the security council isn't an insult it won't be forgotten washington's ambassador vetoes the u.n. resolution on lashes out at her colleagues. a tropical storm in the philippines kills at least thirty one people and dozens more are missing plus probably not because they think the african nation now. but that announcement so begins a new era and south african politics. china has criticized the u.s. president for calling it a strategic rival when he outlined his new national security strategy on monday beijing is calling on donald trump to except it's growing and fluence our white house correspondent kimberly hocket reports from washington populism has been a hallmark of his presidency and donald trump again struck that note as he announced his strategy for u.s. national security is an approach he says began when voters rejected the security policies of his predecessors on january twentieth two thousand and seventeen i stood on the steps of the capitol to herald the day the people became the rulers of their nation again in a rambling and often disjointed address trump skimmed throug