u.n. to warn his country couldn't remain silent over the use of economic sanctions as a weapon johnny are much more a lot of t.v. to give a dollar to trade wars have farms humanity in every age and we are on the brink of yet another period that we fear again and none of us can remain silent through the arbitrary cancellation of commercial agreements the spreading prevalence of protectionism and the years of economy extensions as weapons because the negative effects of these twisted developments will eventually effect all countries such as a man also addressed the un general assembly calling on countries in the gulf to resolve their differences when he got to a new home invader i knew a did it out before it is not reasonable that different views about how to handle regional issues should paralyze the effectiveness of an important regional organization like the gulf cooperation council. the blockade of qatar has harmed the reputation of the g.c.c. countries and the g.c.c. as paralysis has reflected negatively on its work towards regional and global issues we hope that we will all transform

millions in peril the u.n. warns of the biggest humanitarian tragedy as an offensive in syria's rebel stronghold looms. large from doha everyone i'm come all santamaria this is the world news from al-jazeera the warnings on syria have been voiced in tehran as well with the presidents of turkey iran and russia sent together in search of solutions also had the brazilian far right presidential candidate who was stabbed on the campaign trail says he prepared himself for such an attack. born in serbia taught in albanian the school that could soon have borders rearranged around it. so concerns are growing louder from around the world about what a planned offensive on the last rebel held territory in syria could really mean the un security council's been briefed in the past few hours and suggestions of safe passage should be created for up to three million people in the special envoy for syria says full scale fighting and it could trigger the quote biggest humanitarian tragedy at the end of the most horrible recent conflict

u.n. warning of a bloodbath what do you think we will see in it. if the offensive starts we will see a. magnitude of what is happening is greater than anything we have seen in recent years the population of east aleppo for example was. about one hundred fifty thousand people and here in italy we talk even if the numbers seem to be a little bit exaggerated of up to three million people who for the time being are not able to escape to turkey so now we have the leaders of iran russia and turkey there said to me and tehran on friday coming up with a plan a strategy what do you think that we will see from them i. really don't know it might be the last chance to avoid this big offensive because the russians have been putting pressure on the turks. pressure on the new stuff from the leading jihad is the leading rebel organization. stop its attacks on him a map or to a big russian help or close to the coast they have made other demands and if the turks can offer something i have a slight hope this offensive will at least be postponed a little bit meantime we also speaking about putting pressure

millions in peril the u.n. warns of the biggest humanitarian tragedy is an offensive in syria's rebel stronghold looms. large from doha everyone i'm come all santamaria this is the world news from al-jazeera the warnings on syria have been voiced in tehran as well with the presidents of turkey iran and russia together in search of solutions also had the brazilian far right presidential candidate who was stabbed on the campaign trail says he prepared himself for such an attack. and born in serbia taught in albanian the school that could soon have borders rearranged around it.

for friday without a breakthrough will likely be the final showdown of syria's seven year war the u.n. warns it could be a bloodbath. with nowhere left to go civilians and struggling to find ways to keep their families safe having witnessed a massive military build up over the last week because father is preparing for the worst. making protective masks for my children and others in the area because people fear there will be a chemical attack. in this densely populated region others are seeking safety under ground of. most people in this village have a cave connected to their house. these caves were abandoned during the truce that lasted six or seven months now people are again preparing for an offensive and stockpiling food inside so if an attack takes place we can go into the. fearful residents are bracing for bloodshed as the syrian government masses its troops on board. the first strikes hit the rebel enclave on tuesday syria's ally russia released footage purporting to show russian warplanes attacking what it calls terrorist targets but human rights groups say several civilians were kill

u.n. has warned an assault could spark the century's worst humanitarian catastrophe. the promise from ridge of thai air to one and let him have putin it live will be a safe haven they'll be no bitter battle for control of the last rebel held province in syria. putin an heir to one of agreed to set up a demilitarized zone by mid october they say russian and turkish troops will patrol a buffer strip between syrian government forces and rebels. but. we both agree that implementation of the planned steps will give new amounts into the process of resolving the syrian conflict politically allowing work to intensify an international solution and it will contribute to peace returning to syrian soil . russia and turkey both have direct strategic interests in syria moscow has strongly backed syria's president bashar assad's regime with troops on the ground. but turkey too has intervened in the syrian conflict carving out a zone of influence near its border. in recent days turkey has increased its military presence in the region the risk of a confrontation between russia and a n

but the u.n. warns that the price would be too high the secretary general has been clear the system or indiscriminate weapons in populated areas may amount to war crimes we should be crystal clear about this there are more babies in it live. terrorists and i think that should give is engaging in military action pools thought because strikes come a day after the government's main allies iran and russia failed to agree on a ceasefire with turkey the turkish foreign minister says his country tried its best to stop the killing we clearly expressed opposition on this issue what is this illusion it's a cease fire attacks must stop. but for now a cease fire is not in sight raising fears of a humanitarian disaster for the three million civilians trapped in that. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world record in egypt has confirmed the death sentences of seventy five people over a twenty thirteen pro muslim brotherhood sit in which ended in the killing of hundreds of protesters by secur

between the rebel strongholds of her data on the red sea and the capital sanaa it comes as the u.n. warns a famine in yemen could strike at any time and lead to even more deaths under simmons' reports from neighboring djibouti and a warning you may find some of the images distressing. another arrival is a clinic in northern yemen bassam mohammed her son is two years old but mo nutrition means he's in a critical condition. starvation is threatening families who are among the poorest in the middle east those least capable of surviving. grandmother is understandably distraught not nasser we don't have any money to transport him for the treatment he can only get in santa those who gave us money before can't do so anymore no one can in the situation we can't get any help from any side in this war we don't have anything. maybe two but he weighs less than five kilos that's ten pounds the capital sana'a where specialist care or medicine may give him a better chance might as well be a world away even though the distance from this clinic that. province is around a hundred kilometers. fighting on th

between the rebel strongholds of her data on the red sea and the capital sana'a it comes as the u.n. warns a famine in yemen could strike at any time and lead to even more deaths anderson and reports from neighboring djibouti and warning you may find some image of the images distressing another a rival's a clinic in northern yemen. where the house son is two years old but means he's in a critical condition. starvation is threatening families who are among the poorest in the middle east those least capable of surviving. grandmother is understandably distraught my master we don't have any money to transport him for the treatment he can only get in santa those who gave us money before can't do so anymore no one can in the situation we can't get any help from any side in this war we don't have anything. bassam maybe two but he weighs less than five kilos that's ten pounds the capital sana'a where specialist care or medicine may give him a better chance might as well be a world away even though the distance from this clinic that. province is around a hundred kilometers. fighting on the supply l

u.n. is warning of famine could strike at any time. let's get you more now on the trump speech at the u.n. general assembly and talk to chris garcia he served in the u.s. department of commerce during the trump presidency he joins us live from washington not surprisingly president trump speech was a dog's with most mainstream world leaders reinforcing his america first policy and rejecting globalism i mean it just strengthens america's isolationist stance doesn't it. well not exactly that this is president trump speaking bluntly speaking directly but it's important to remember that america first does not mean america alone just as america should look out for its own interests ahead of all other nations interests so should france so should germany so should our arab allies look out for their own interests and their people's own interest first this is a president from viewing the world through the eyes of a successful businessmen and business it's important that each party each respective party look out for their own interests first and t

. >>> tr lives of o 1 million children are at risk, the u.n. warnsn government launches the assault it's threatening on the as country's lt rebel stronghold. the dire warning comes as nbc news goes inside the sec tunnels the rebels have used to survive attacks. here's kelly. >> reporter: just a short drive from the capital, damascus, a suburb in ruins. we were given rare access to the neighborhood know under government control after the longest siege in this shopkeeper told us for five years, his family had no food. how is life now? >> oh. good. >> reporter: below these bombed out streets, another side of the war. there ares here. the syrian army took us inside these tunnels they said wered y rebels to move weapons, food, and medicine. a it reinforced with metal ribbing and sheet metal. relative safety below ground while above, syrian forces droppeds and cut off all accesssi to the outde world. thousands of civilians died. the u.n. called it hell on earth. in april, a suspected chemical weapons attack triggered air strikes from the u.s. and its allie

u.n. warns that for every rebel fighter, there are 100 syrian civilians now in danger. laura: the u.s. open women'sfi l was on track for the history books, but now it will be there for the wrong reasons. serena williams' bid to win a record number of grand slam tournaments ended with a surprise after the umpire penalized wins -- penalized her multiple times. the tennis star says her eatment was sexist. richard conway has more. richard: a moment of madness or fighting back against unequal standards in tennis? serena williams was warned for receiving instructions from her coach and then lost a point for smashing her racket. incensed at accusations of foul play, she direed her anger at umpire carlos ramos, saying "you will never ever be at another court of mine." shen tlled him a thief and said she had stolen a point from her. that prompted him to escalate the penalty by awarding an entire game to the eventual winner, naomi osaka. after the match, williams claimed she was eaghting for a r cause than her own. serena: i have seen other men erll other umpires several things,

u.n. warning of a bloodbath and there are nearly three million people in this area what is going to happen and it. well that we will see in our concentration in italy for sure that we don't know what the score of it is going to be in an interview a few months ago adviser to president bashar al assad told me that after who is in government will be going to reclaim its lives it's going as the syrian government had planned on the ground here sixty percent of the territories control which now. has been affiliated in the past and still believed to have dies with them but the members of this who are all those scattered all. are concentrated in areas where civilians are doing the essential living among civilians so once the members of this group are attacked by the russian and syrian forces there will be civilian casualties now efforts are being made find some sort of a diplomatic solution but at the gap and it is pretty and in whatever scale it happens it will mean that there are civilian casualties until is this really the final showdown in the seven year war you know for jim troops too when it

u.n. warning of a humanitarian catastrophe but i just spoke to a senior diplomat who was in that meeting a short time ago nothing really changed with this meeting russia and the syrian government are very much on one side and they look like they are likely to go ahead with their offensive james space at the united nations thank you very much in other world news the hungary in prime minister viktor orban has accused the e.u. of blackmail over its threat of sanctions against his country the parliament is in strasbourg and is preparing to debate whether hungary should face penalties because of policies that violate the group's democratic values or been addressed the european parliament a short time ago defending both his government and its policies you start out a generation president let's be straightforward with each other hungary's going to be condemned because hungary and people have decided that this country is not going to be a country of migrants with all due respect but very firmly i have to refuse threats the blackmail and defamations by forces supported immigrants and migrants again

u.n. is warning of a potential bloodbath. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. says it will not tolerate a chemical weapons attack on italy what you're saying from us and the fact that the security council wants to talk about it is do not let a chemical weapons attack happen on the people of it lead the people of syria have been through too much this is a tragic situation and if they want to continue to go the route of taking over syria they can do that but they cannot do it with chemical weapons they can't do it assaulting their people and we're not going to fall for it if there are chemical weapons that are used we know exactly who's going to use them and this is the exact same playbook that russia and iran and assad have used every time a cease fire has been reached between armed factions fighting over the libyan capital for more than a week rival armed groups have been battling for control of tripoli more than sixty people have been killed and one hundred fifty injured under the deal all fighting one end and the city's only airports will reopen a least nine

u.n. warning in that report of a potential bloodbath can and how can civilian casualties still be avoided well it's very difficult to say nobody knows what's going to happen and i think the civilians are going to pay a very high price that is without the question i mean we have seen that in other areas of conflict in syria as well the regime is very brutal in defending its power it makes no compromises whatsoever the arrow and the western conception in my view when it comes to all of the warring parties in syria is simply that they believe that there are good guys who are waging the war in a more humane way who are going and willing to establish a new syria which is not really in the making for the time being and this is different reasons we do not only have the situation in syria itself that we have to or to look at we also have to to note that syria is in the middle of a geostrategic whole struggle between different actors and it is very very important to understand this it is the western countries especially the united states but also the european union plus turkey and the gulf arab st

television in russia insisting they were in the british city to visit its famous cathedral the u.n. warns hundreds of thousands of lives are at risk as fighting between the saudi emirati coalition and who the rebels escalates in the yemeni port city of the data and me on mars leader and son suchi has admitted her government could have handled it range of crisis better after a military crackdown seoul seven hundred thousand people flee the country. nearly twelve thousand people have been evacuated from their homes in southern china after typhoon brought torrential rain to the city of sunshine it's the twenty sora typhoon to threaten china just this year work has been suspended at more than two hundred construction sites and thousands of emergency vessels on standby meanwhile countries across southeast asia bracing for super typhoon monkhood which is gathering strength near the new. in philippines thousands of people have been evacuated from coastal areas of the from the cubans main island zone the typhoon is expected to make landfall on saturday with wind speeds of up to two hundred forty

has warned this is mark local that when the famine strikes it will be too late. the u.n. humanitarian affairs chief is warning a famine in yemen could strike at any time and leave and lead to even more deaths food prices have soared and the fighting over the port of data has stopped aid agencies from reaching at least eight million people so far this year he says by the time a famine is confirmed it will be too late to stop it. my job is to draw attention to the humanitarian suffering and one way in which the situation could be worse is if we were running the biggest relief operation and we didn't have a very well funded appeal so my colleague martin griffiths who's the u.n. political envoy is working as hard as we can to deal with the underlying issues and what's needed is to get people around the table so i agree with you there's also a contradiction in this my central focus though is ensuring that the people who are the losers in this conflict in which there are no winners the people who are the losers of the civilians those little babies. our leaders are in new york fo

u.n. to warn his country couldn't remain silent over the use of economic sanctions as a weapon johnny on the small little. dollar to trade wars have homes humanity and every h. and we on the brink gets another period if we fear again none of us can remain silent to cancellation of commercial agreements the use of economic sanctions with but eventually to fix all countries on the israel palestine issue also featured at the un general assembly the status of jerusalem was raised by the king of jordan how long was jerusalem a holy city to more than half of the world's people face dangers to its multi-faith heritage and identity how can we accept a status quo of continuing crises and bigotry palestinians families displaced for generations their children's very identity tonight. israeli families living in continuing national self isolation with the security of peaceful relationships worldwide and what could possibly be the future of what some propose a single binational state whose very foundation is a rejection of the equality of its own people that's the ugly undemocratic reality of the one stat

u.n. is warning of a potential bloodbath there the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. says it will not tolerate a chemical weapons attack on a village what you're saying from us and the fact that the security council wants to talk about it is do not let a chemical weapons attack happen on the people of it lead the people of syria have been through too much this is a tragic situation and if they want to continue to go the route of taking over syria they can do that but they cannot do it with chemical weapons they can't do it assaulting their people and we're not going to fall for it if there are chemical weapons that are used we know exactly who's going to use them and this is the exact same playbook that russia and iran and assad have used every time a ceasefire has been reached between armed factions fighting over the libyan capital for more than a week rival armed groups have been battling for control of tripoli more than sixty people have been killed one hundred fifty injured at least nine people have been killed as typhoon gebbie batters japan the government issued

u.n. has warned of a humanitarian disaster on a scale not seen in this seven year war and that's certainly saying something and also turkey's president reject tire purdah one has said he may intervene in the this is what he tweeted if the world turns a blind eye to the killing of tens of thousands of innocent people to further the regime's interests we will neither watch from the sidelines nor participate in such a game now just a quick heads up for you in a moment we're going to be speaking to vincent close to tell here in the studio who is the united nations or the u.n.h.c.r. special envoy for the central mediterranean situation any questions you've got to him about refugees trying to leave places like syria and indeed africa crossing the mediterranean what's being done to help them what's being done to stop the making the journey in the first place send in those questions now that's the what's that number plus one seven full five or one triple one four nine facebook live up and running twitter and telegram you can always tweet or d.m. me directly as well my twitter and here at a j for n

u.n. is warning of a potential bloodbath there the u.s. has warned it will not tolerate the use of chemical weapons in a province our diplomatic editor james bays has more from the united nations. the u.s. has just assumed the monthly rotating presidency of the un security council ambassador nikki haley has tweeted about the situation in the ad lib as has president trump both of said they don't want there to be an all out assault but listen very carefully to her words when i asked her about the situation ambassador hailey didn't seem opposed to them taking over it live only to the use of chemical weapons what you're saying from us and the fact that the security council wants to talk about it is do not let a chemical weapons attack happen on the people of illinois the people of syria have been through too much this is a tragic situation and if they want to continue to go the route of taking over syria they can do that but they cannot do it with chemical weapons they can't do it assaulting their people and we're not going to fall for it if t

u.n. has warned that an increase in fighting could lead to the worst humanitarian catastrophe of the twenty first century stephanie decker has more from on talk here the turkey syria border. there's a huge numbers given by the united nations over thirty thousand people fleeing the areas where the bombardment is taking place and going to different areas inside most of the people according to the united nations going into camps these are camps that are along the turkish border turkey's borders of course remain closed some people going to stay with relatives also others according to the united nations are an informal camp and others renting it just shows you the concern going forward particularly by turkey other mass potential civilian exodus towards its borders its borders remain close with side and it has no intention of opening them up regardless of what happens it says it is on its own and it is that could. when it comes to dealing with syrian refugees hosting already over three million inside turkey so what what they're doing to prepare for this they tell us that they already have materia

u.n. is warning of a potential humanitarian disaster. protests as it being out on the streets in southern yemen for a third consecutive day they've been demonstrating against the worsening economic situation. now u.n. brain could top between hoofy rebels and members of the internationally recognized government of yemen jude to meet in geneva on thursday there are some reports say coming from the yemeni capital sanaa that the healthy delegation hasn't actually left for those tools we can talk to who say. who is on the line now from the yemeni capital he's a pro you think the journalist and can you give us an explanation as to why the delegation hasn't left as well as the shadow for geneva. i don't think we have mr do we have mr albuquerque on the line. right lee great now a line just came in to us and that the who the delegation has not left for geneva as was the shadow is there a reason for that. yes it was a deal of the two struck with the united nations envoy preeminently was in on our find. a deal was a plane that will take many trips

the u.n. warnedthe assad offensive in idlib could be a "blood bath" involving tens of thousands of civilians including children in a war that has already seen the deaths of 500,000 people. 50 of them children. it seems impossibly the worst may be yet to come. joins me, congressman dennis boyle, democrat from pennsylvania and a national security analyst. congressman, it's an issue you care deeply about. you and i penned an op-ed about this very thing just last week. calling for safe zones in idlib to protect -- protect those civilians. president trump has warned assad against the use of chemical weapons, but we know now from the new u.s. envoy for syria they are seeing lots of evidence that syrian forces are preparing to use chemical weapons, in fact. what should congress do? what should this president do? >> well, first, i say thanks for focusing, s.e., on this important topic that for the course of this decade has not gotten nearly the attention it deserves. either from the media or frankly from tho

a looming humanitarian crisis the u.n. warns close to thirty eight thousand people have fled province this month alone. also ahead we'll look back on the mixed legacy of the all slow records twenty five years after this historic handshake on the white house lawn. with the sports u.s. open champion. returns to a big payday in japan and. we ate he was virtually zero eight zero own hand. the canadian youth hockey club the last sixteen players and staff in a bus crash make their return to the ice. russia's armed forces will continue to be strengthened to take their largest war games since the fall of the soviet union for the first time chinese troops joined the weeklong exercise on thursday challenge now from a lot of. three hundred thousand personnel thirty six thousand tanks and other vehicles one thousand aircraft eighty ships and supply vessels that's the size of voss stock two thousand and eighteen according to russia's defense ministry even if there might be some exaggeration there these drills are still huge the largest since

u.n. repeatedly warning of a major humanitarian disaster is there any plan for some sort of escape route for those civilians in it. but there's really no plan i mean if these countries do talk and come to some sort of a solution to have gotten goals through which people could escape back into syria that's one possibility the other possibility is that they could go up to areas east of the euclides up to areas which would have voted by kurdish areas are known as kurdish areas which is bad too long would also like some of these anti syrian government backed turkey. but how many can really go that if we have this confrontation in duckies not getting any more refugees in fact saying that of the three million syrians who are living just should also watch europe doesn't want it anymore so we could see a possible massive refugee crisis as well. reporting from beirut thank you. let's catch up now on some other stories making headlines around the world iraq's parliament will convene an emergency session on saturday to discuss unrest in basra demonstrators there set fire to a local government building

u.n. has warned of a humanitarian disaster if the offensive goes ahead. an attempt to search for an end to the yemen war has come to an end before it even began the official government delegation is leaving the swiss city of geneva after waiting two days for the hooty rebel representatives to join the un brokered talks the hooty say they didn't fly to switzerland due to concerns about the safety let's get more on this from joe miller who's a columnist for out of the newspaper he joins us now live from liverpool what do you make of this the fact that these talks of collapse because essentially the who these didn't turn up. well i think if it is that difficult for the whole thesis to attend geneva then we could imagine how difficult it is to come to an agreement in geneva and if we come to an agreement in geneva also imagine how difficult it is to implement the peace agreement. i think. unfortunately the whole of these. i think are the spoiled child of the international community because they said that is the beginning bet is no pay mission from the saudis

u.n. is warning of a humanitarian catastrophe. also brazilian presidential is adate jair bolsonaro serious, but stable condition after being stabbed at a campaign rally. an op-ed editorial said to administrationmp says that they are doing what they can to limit president trump's agenda. ♪ forced to our top story. a flurry of diplomacy taking place from both sides of the atlantic this friday is the in the syrian province of it live. not only is the security council meeting to discuss the potential onslaught on the rebel stronghold, but leaders of turkey, iran, and russia are gathering in tehran where they are having a summit as we speak. the u.n. says a humanitarian catastrophe is imminent if no deal is found to stop the assad government from launching a full ground and air assault. let's go to tehran to speak to our correspondent residence sire our correspondent. we were hoping that would be a press conference. there is no press conference so far. has anything emerged yet from the meeting? the outcome, certainly has presidents, bu

u.n. has warned of the potential for a humanitarian disaster from any offensive in italy by the u.n. special envoy to syria staffan de mistura has presented a plan to the un security council in new york to prevent bloodshed he's calling for a public campaign within the province to demand fighters leave built up areas and go out into the countryside stephanie decker is in kentucky on the turkey syria border. what is clear is that there was no consensus reached in tar and in fact the back and forth between the three leaders playing out live on the air turkey's position is that it wants to manage it wants to limit what is expected to be this offensive of the syrian government backed by russia to take it back from opposition forces the turkish president tweeting after he left the summit this is something he rarely does taking to twitter seven tweets in turkish but also in english russian and arabic basically saying if there was an assault on a lid that turkey would not watch from the sidelines neither watching the sidelines nor petition paid in such aggression turkey's worry is of course

u.n. has warned of a humanitarian disaster on a scale not seen it in the seventy year war well the u.n. special envoy to syria has called for the people of it live to campaign for rebel fighters to leave built up areas and go to the countryside staffan de mistura presented his plan aimed at preventing bloodshed to the security council our diplomatic editor james bays has more on that from un headquarters in new york. i think many diplomats believe it's not now a case of if there is an offensive in need live but when despite those stefan de mistura the u.n. special envoy has come up with a new plan to stop the bloodshed he first said he'd like to give the security council the plan in a private session but then and thus the nikki haley the u.s. ambassador who's the current this month president of the security council said no we want to hear your plan in public and this is what he said ideally all militant fighters should be off with the line to move their own military presence beit is our way i did beat away from populated think. at this same time and here comes that message and image i g

u.n. has again reiterated that live must not become a bloodbath warning that an assault would on leash a humanitarian nightmare not previously seen in the conflict meanwhile in geneva the u.n. special envoy to syria stefan de mistura began new talks with officials from turkey russia and iran while an adlib itself will syrians fleeing the looming assault have begun arriving in villages near the turkish border we'll hear more from there shortly but first our diplomatic editor has more on the talks in new york. these were the strongest comments yet by the secretary general on the situation. he warned that if there was an all out assault it would be the worst thing to happen in the syrian war which is already lasted more than seven years. because the last so called the escalation zone in syria it must not be transformed in. would an all out offensive on it live a place which has such a large civilian population in your view amount to a war crime and i think what is important at the present moment is not to classify what was not yet happened is to make sure that it doesn't happen which means it is importa

u.n. has warned ever humanitarian disaster and it led where an all out offensive is expected by government forces and their russian allies. right let's go live now to the occupied west bank to a team of lawyers who are representing the village that has just been ruled upon by the supreme court let's listen to them. war to demolish the palestinians houses and to start a new era after the nineteen forty eight after the next world the quality nears who were displaced their houses were demolished as well is now starting a new era in destroying the villages of the palestinians in their receive starting from the law but to which extent this operation. the international. cover given to those. and by the not the states we are not surprised by the supreme court decisions we were barely got says for this difficult moment an older to be able to stand against this decision and this ruling and to abort the pro direct of displacing quantised teen years as well as it has been done in legend and several and soon yeah and seven yesterday and the day before yesterday in our schools and. and to believe and.

u.n. has warned a military crackdown could end up with 800,000 people being displaced. an estimated 3 million people leaving he aaea. most rely heavily on food and aid brought in across the turkish border. %afteri network has died ill health. he was 72 years old. %he has been paralyzed for the3 thousands of people have attended free concert in the germanncity of chemists over he intention -- the city found itself in the spotlight after far right --testers went after >> how to take a stand against hatred. germans attendda lass-minute ccncert aimed at fighting back against the far right. bands, both perforrers and those attending weee key to promote an antiracist message. >> we are not a far wright city. thh majority of the population ps totally normal. far right. i think it is cool thaa so -pmany people said we will come here and suuporr. intheeevent was held response to ecent violent demonstrattons by far right nazi groups. a murder was blamed on two saturday, religious leaders called for unity as an anti-immigrant march met 4000 counterdemonstrrtors. monday's oncerttwa

u.n. is warning of a potential humanitarian disaster. that strongest typhoon to battered japan in twenty five years has killed at least ten people and injured hundreds of others typhoon gebbie left more than a million japanese people without electricity and it damaged roads and rail lines. the u.s. secretary of state might compare has arrived in pakistan for his first official meeting with newly elected prime minister imran count us pakistan relations of deteriorated in the past year with differing views on ending the seventeen year war in afghanistan mr pompei is expected to focus on counterterrorism in the region. a major antigovernment protests is expected intra lanka's capital colombo security has been increased around parliament the protest has been organized by the opposition coalition led by a former prime minister mahinda rajapaksa he says the government no longer has a mandate after losses in recent local elections iraq's interim prime minister has called for an investigation into violence that killed six protesters in the south

u.n. is warning of a potential bloodbath. a cease fire has been agreed between rival factions in libya who've been fighting in the capital for more than a week at least sixty people have been killed one hundred fifty more injured in and around tripoli under the deal all fighting will end in the cities only airport will reopen. at least nine people were killed as a typhoon back to japan the government has issued evacuation orders for more than a million people and canceled hundreds of flights is thought to be the strongest typhoon to hit japan in twenty five years. cambodian m.p.'s are being sworn in and every one of them is a member of the ruling people's party long time leader. virtually unopposed in july election after the main opposition group was outlawed late last year he's been criticized by rights groups for cracking down on dissent plans to form a government later this week florence louis reports from kuala lumpur in neighboring malaysia. the prime minister who sends party the cambodian people's party is in full contr

u.n. has warned that an all out attack on the rebel held province would cost many civilian deaths and further displacement stephanie decker has the latest from an attack at near the turkey syria border. what you're looking at is the province and those tents are just a small part of almost eight hundred thousand people syrians who've been internally displaced in their own country these tents have been here for years and also there is a feeling that no one is going to be able to go home any time soon the concern now is of this looming offensive in a province turkey certainly doesn't want to have tens of thousands hundreds of thousands of people trying to cross the border it says its borders will remain shut in this is also why it's heavily involved in negotiating behind the scenes with a group incited live the one mostly in charge. that is of course the group that was formerly known as the nostra front believed to be linked to al qaida that russia and syria call terrorists and as of friday night turkey also added to the terror list a lot of political maneuvering going on what is clear is that t