resolutions and u.n. treaty is the u.s. is a signatory on the u.n. convention on torture not only a signatory but ratified that along with almost every other country in the world so for the u.s. to continue to say that they're giving assistance to these countries and believe me this is far more than just five or ten countries it's a lot of countries that the u.s. is giving money to that doesn't just go in the form of economic aid or disaster relief it's military aid specifically going and here we are as you know and i hear the u.s. is touting human rights as a reason to invade and occupy countries and kill millions of people and at the same time they're just funding the most of taliban regimes and let's go into number five which is nigeria. i don't know if a lot of people understand how much money we actually pour into this country every year and this is actually not even as much as the other countries of the u.s. is giving money it's number this is the fifth this is six hundred ninety three million dollars this is how much money is going to be given

you're trying to reach out and coalesce people around the new global u.n. treatyhich is what he wants to do you don't do it by name calling, flattered, all these things. he is insulting nobel prize-winning scientist. he is insulting the memory of norman borlaug, of global warming skeptic, nobel prizewinner, freeman dyson, some of the most eminent scientists. he is calling them flat-earther. this is an insult. john kerry could not be more wrong on his claims. there is no weird weather going on. we are actually in 50 to 100 year trend is not having any of the events he is claiming. this is all about restoring his legacy. the new york times reported about two months ago that his legacy, he -- it has eluded him, and he has decided to make global warming his legacy. he is putting all his eggs in this tree in paris. charles: and let's face it. this is part of his legacy. it is certainly a large part of president obama's legacy. he has made more flat earth comments and flat earth society kind of things. what do you think ultimately is motivating the administration with t

u.n. global warming treaty, neil, something is just not adding up.'t know about the palm trees. i would have said if i'm in the international olympic committee and i'm looking at sites, all right, maybe for the summer olympics, but wait a minute, you have palm trees. don't know if that's a good idea for the winter olympics. >> it's something that they did probably for economic and political reasons in russia. trying to keep that resort revitalized, pumped in all this money into sochi, but to use that one spot on the globe which is the southernmost point, and probably the warmest spot in all of russia typically, and if you look at the data of the northern hemisphere in february, it's not showing a trend since the 1960s. it goes up and down in different cycles. they have no case to make. >> well, they do say -- here's their argument. this has been unusually warm in sochi, and now they are saying it's a sign that maybe this is indicative of what's happened across the globe. you mentioned what's going on here. what has been happening a lot of times in we

u.n. treaties through the united nations. gun control. agenda 21.international court of justice. ,hey take away our sovereignty destroy the constitution, and take away our wealth to give it to third world countries. [applause] he has declared a war on christianity. our pentagonying and armed forces by denying them of the bible and goss told -- the bible and the gospel. he has allowed the muslim brotherhood to rewrite manuals on the pentagon, on the fbi, on the cia. he has appointed a bunch of muslim brotherhood people in his government to rewrite those manuals. can be put inism those manuals. we are lying about islam to the people supposed to be defending us. all federal agencies, the ira, the epa, the national labor relations, the labor department, to harass conservative organizations such as the tea party, large donors, and to harass billy graham. persecuting them. they say no crime was committed. my computer has been hacked multiple times. we are close to being a police state. very close. unfortunately. he committed massive fraud on to elections.

it was, if you like, a report card into the vatican's compliance with an important u.n. treaty, the unreason convention on the rights of the child. assist something that the vat cap is coy in terms of giving evidence. two weeks ago they turned up to geneva. today in geneva that report is released and does not make comfortable reading if you are sitting in the vatican. it is full of significant criticism of the vatican's pollities when it comes to a toxic issue of child abuse, which we know is a huge issue. the vatican is not willing to come to terms with the scale of the problem, or take responsibility for it. >> at a press conference the chairman gave us an impression of how the vatican, in her view, is still failing. >> the holy sooer adopted policies and practices which have led to the continuation of the abuse by and the impunity of the perpetrators. the holy sooer has consistently placed the preservation of the reputation. church and the protection of the perpetrators above children's best interests. >> amongst the failings is conditioned policy of moving offending priest

treaty. e,ey will expect, in exchang that the u.s., u.n., and european sanctions be removed. >> the west hasonomic interests in iran, tell us what is at stake? andhen you talk about iran the international business community, the largest addition to the world economic system easterne absorption of european countries after the berlin wall. acquiring $300 billion of investments in the last five years. we saw it in the french union in tehran, the dutch going there. iran is a big cake, industrial countries are adjusted. -- are interested. >> thank you for that analysis. for a bit of sports, termites upcoming champions league clashes. ofheading to the first leg the champions league. french champions going into the clash on the back of an easy win. labor hoping to put two and a dismal week, they've been eliminated. expects anrdi encounter. >> when you play, everybody really needs to be right there over both legs. 2 games at a very high level, i don't think there can be a favorite. we need to play our hearts out, even then you're not guaranteed anything. it is really important for us to make it thro

north korea is not a signatory to the treaty, the convention that holds them responsible. the u.n.urity council might take it up and act on their own. i don't think china will allow that. sometimes people blame china, people flee north korea, and they are turned back. i think it's important, my daughter works on war and peace, my daughter works on genocide issues. it's important to shine a spot lying, say that people will be accountable, and there's going to be a conundrum, do you deal with them. because they are bad people, do you shut them out. the antibiotic -- answer is you have to engage then. the more you pressure them the worse the human rights situation becomes. >> is there any situation that perhaps these reports bother the north korean government and perhaps they would improve the conditions in the government. >> that would be great. if it's true, there's no evidence. there's little evidence about anything of any aspect. my guess is no. i think u.n. takes countries more seriously than international organizations. even though i'm a negotiation guy, the human rights stuff i

u.n. to become involved and the acting president called on russia to respect the treaties and guaranteeinghe sovereigncy. hanging over the crisis, the man that unleashed the uncertainty, viktor yanukovich speaking at the press conference. for those remembering the deed in kiev who viktor yanukovich claimed had nothing to do with him, the press conference was an insult. >> i hope one day to share a and understanding what happened because for me, [indiscernible] what i hope -- >> now they know that viktor yanukovich is on russian soil a the authorities are pressing for the extradition, another potential flash point with moscow. swiss investigatorers want to talk to him as well about money laundering. >> there is a flurry of telephone conversations about the day's events. russian president has spoken to the german and french leaders and u.s. secretary of state is in touch with the counter parts in moscow. >> he affirmed to me that president putin is committed and as a matter of policy they do not intend to violate the sovereignty of ukraine but there are interests in crimea which is reflected

treaty and iaea safeguards agreement. under the terms of the joint plan, iran has committed itself to a number of steps before we finalize a comprehensive solution including, among other things, addressing the relevant u.n. security council resolutions with a view toward bringing the security council's consideration of this matter to a satisfactory conclusion. iran has agreed to implement transparency measures. the joint commission set up between iran, the p5+1 and the e.u. to oversee the implementation will also serve as a forum for discussion to facilitate the iaea's resolution of past and present issues of concern which all parties understand means the possible military dimensions of iran's nuclear program. indealed, just this weekend -- indeed, just this weekend on the margins of the munich security conference, secretary kerry reiterates to foreign minister zarif the importance of iran abiding by its commitments under the joint plan, and iran and the p5+1 countries must begin negotiations with good faith. he also made clear that the united states will continue to enforce existing sanctions. one final issue to keep in mind with regard to the comprehensive solution is that under the terms of the joint