u.n. workers and affiliates were on the flight some of the u.n. workers were coming for this conference some of these were u.n. workers are actually on the frontline of humanitarian and development work in kenya and in the region so they were coming forward from from from different perspectives but certainly there were certain subject matter experts there were language experts etc who were coming here for the conference itself so it's been a setback you know in on all counts but most of those who died were kenyans like benson be room to stoughton and coming back home from vienna where she is pursuing a doctorate and whom they had just spoken to in the morning it is so painful to lose the young guy. who has struggled for the rest of her life. to a. life. in the blink of an eye it is to pay back at the un the agency's flag flies at half staff to or now those who were killed there will be going on throughout the week are you why she would sixteen police and other issues that affect the environment the tragedy of this child on this. many delegates say

u.n. workers in the affiliates were on the flight some of the u.n. workers were coming for this conference some of these were u.n. workers are actually on the frontline of humanitarian and development work in kenya and in the region so they were coming forward from from from different perspectives but certainly there were certain subject matter experts there were language experts etc who were coming here for the conference itself so it's been a setback you know in on all counts but most of those who died were kenyans like benson be room to stoughton and coming back home from vienna where she is pursuing a doctorate and whom they had just spoken to in the morning it is so painful to lose the young guy. who has struggled for the rest of her life. to achieve. a life. then lucilla. in the blink of an. eye the crash site just outside investigators have found the plane's black box that's an important evidence to help understand what could have gone wrong back at the u.n. the agency's flag flies at half staff two or not those who were killed that will be goi

u.n. workers who were there workers from different u.n. agencies some of them based here some of them connecting to their various places of work this is a u.n. complex that houses about twenty three u.n. organizations and its affiliates and some of it's a hard it's a regional have been some or many of these u.n. workers were based here and were traveling to different destinations the u.n. secretary general antonio tears has tweeted and say that he is very saddened by this news he sent his condolences to the families and. families. in the narrow the airport. talks to al jazeera they have been going through counseling cabinet secretary in charge of transport held a briefing saying that they have spoken to twenty five to three elative of twenty five of the thirty two kenyans who died on that plane crash they're waiting for more information about what what the way forward is and one of this family spoke to us and they say that the government. still the government officials have told them that they will be given more information on thursday abo

u.n. workers were coming for this conference some of these were you. orkers are actually on the frontline of humanitarian and development work in kenya and in the region so they were coming forward from from from different perspectives but certainly there were certain subject matter experts their language experts etc who were coming here for the conference itself so it's been a setback you know in all columns but having said that you know the u.n. is a resolute organization and that's the u.n. sector general always reminds us that our work is to advance humanity our work will continue regardless of what happens the most important thing is that in the memory of all these people and particularly my colleagues of the united nations that. the outcomes of this conference must be those that are not not just embraced by the world because it's about innovation it is about the challenges of climate insecurity that we need to deal with and you can sound that lisa tried to will overshadow this very important conference that is going on this assembly that is going

u.n. workers in the affiliates were on the flight some of the u.n. workers were coming for this conference some of these were u.n. workers are actually on the frontline of humanitarian and development work in kenya and in the region so they were coming forth across from from different perspectives but certainly there were certain subject matter experts there were language experts etc who were coming here for the conference itself so it's been a setback you know in on all counts but most of those who died were kenyans like benson be room to stoughton and coming back home from vienna where she is pursuing a doctorate and whom they had just spoken to in the morning it is so painful to lose the young guy who has. for the rest of her life. to achieve. a life. the blink of an ass it is to pay back at the un the agency's flag flies at half staff to or now those who were killed so will be going on throughout the week are quite good security it is said that he says that they borrowed the tragedy to start on. many delegates say despite the sadness the reason is

u.n. workers in the affiliates were on the flight some of the u.n. workers were coming for this conference some of these were u.n. workers are actually on the frontline of humanitarian and development work in kenya and in the region so they were coming forth from from from different perspectives but certainly there were certain subject matter experts that language experts etc who were coming here for the conference itself so it's been a setback you know in on all counts but most of those who died were kenyans like benson be room to stoughton and coming back home from vienna where she is pursuing a doctorate and whom they had just spoken to in the morning it is soup in the food loose the young guy. who has. a life. to achieve. in life. in a blink of an eye it is too big. of a crash site just outside investigators have found the plane's black box that's an important evidence to help understand what could have gone wrong back at the u.n. the agency's flag flies at half staff to or now those who were killed that would be going on. we are why we would see.

u.n. workers who were in that flight as well this is a huge u.n. complex a regional hub with several u.n. agencies based here into u.n. headquarters are here as well so there was a moment of silence at the beginning of the u.n. flag here is flying at half mast very somber day but delegates here really gearing to go on saying that they're resilient this is an important meeting they'll be discussing climate change pollution and other issues that affect the environment throughout the week heads of state will be coming here in the coming days and they're hoping that commitments are going to be made on some of this very important issues that are being tackled but this tragedy really casts a shadow over the conference and we watch. the main airport in nairobi where relatives of those who died still going to get more information most of those who died were kenyans thirty two of them and we spoke to one one family that says that their you know their their relative a dose of the man we spoke to was coming home on holiday from vienna so he was very distraugh

u.n. workers who were in that flight as well this is a huge u.n. complex a regional hub with several u.n. agencies based here into u.n. headquarters are here as well so there was a moment of silence at the beginning of the u.n. flag here is flying at half mast very somber day but delegates here really gearing to go on saying that they're resilient this is an important meeting they'll be discussing climate change pollution and other issues that affect the environment throughout the week heads of state will be coming here in the coming days and they're hoping that commitments are going to be made on some of this very important issues that are being tackled but this tragedy really casts a shadow over the conference and we watch. the main airport in nairobi where relatives of those who died a still going to get more information most of those who died were kenyans thirty two of them and we spoke to one one family that says that their you know their their relative a dose of the man we spoke to was coming home on holiday from vienna so he was very distrau

u.n. workers went back and forth on this flight all the time. a huge loss for that agency. >> when you find out about every single life that was lost and all the ripple effect it has on their family and loved ones and then the large amount of people that the united nations lost. >>> also this, breaking overnight, the united states announcing it will withdraw all personnel from venezuela as the self-called interim president announces a crisis there. much of the country remains without power. paula is there with the latest information. what's the situation at this hour, paula? >> reporter: alison, in terms of secretary of state, mike pompeo, any remaining u.s. personnel have been ordered out of the country. what caught a lot of people's attention is that line from the tweet and statement saying that the presence of the u.s. diplomatic staff at the embassy has become what he calls a constraint on u.s. policy. for weeks, alison, we've been repeating president trump and himself said all options are on the table. this is an escalation, alisyn is the b

u.n. affiliated. workers worried that flight it's a very popular flight.and you workers as well we also have information that some of the passengers were delegates were coming to this big u.n. conference on monday to the united nations and vironment assembly but most of the passengers who died what kenyans thirty three of the men who are the airport all day today and we saw a lot of their relatives coming just to get any information about their loved ones and information and counseling center has been setup we see in relatives been taken to that center of very distraught in a lot of grief just trying to understand an entire analyze what has happened we also had a press conference from the few been airlines saying that the pilots all died at crufts seems to notice that their walk problems and requested to town back to the ball international airport in id suburb us at this request was granted but then the plane went off radar almost immediately after so i'm going to go on interesting to see going forward what the investigations which have started are going t

u.n. environment assembly and also there were twenty two a humanitarian workers from different u.n. agencies this is a u.n. complex with several u.n. agencies based here so it's a very sad day indeed for them and at the airport the transport cabinet secretary held a briefing saying that he had spoken or he's officials had already spoken to twenty five of the thirty two relatives of twenty five of the thirty two kenyans who were on that crash of a majority many of the people in that crash or were kenyans thirty two of them so the ministers saying that they are undergoing counseling they've been given all the information they can by the very difficult time for them very emotional time we were at the airport all through sunday all through the day on sunday and we saw some of this relatives were very distraught and basically they have a lot of questions about what exactly could have happened they're still trying to internalize everything that is going on and of course they're having a lot of questions about when they will be able to get the bodies of their loved ones to be able to bury

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u.n. calling for fresh elections. striking workers in pennsylvania as manufacturing industry walked off the job over changes to pay. large crowds are waiting to welcome home an indian pilot who was captured by pakistan the prime minister says the release is a gesture of peace these are live pictures of the tare border where the handover is expected to take place it comes after india and pakistan said they shot down each other's fighter jets in the disputed kashmir region on wednesday space in the region was shut down but four pakistani airports have been partially reopened so raman is live from new delhi so while another hour still they wait take us through the process which is supposed to kick off. yes i mean we had been waiting for the better part of the afternoon once we had seen that indian air force her stray shouldn't is signed off then we're expecting him to be whisked away from the border crossing to amritsar international airport where he'll be flown to the capital new delhi and taken to force headquarters where he'll undergo

u.n. officials environmentalists, and charity workers heading for a conference in kenya.t that conference, delegates observed a minute's silence fotheir colleagues who never arrived to join them. ethiopian airlines' staff also held a vigil remember their lost crew. >> woodruff: investigators in ethiopia did find the plane's two black box recorders today. there are now many questions s ing asked about the engineering of tane and its software. our miles o'brien, who watchesav thtion business, joins us from boston. miles, hello. so from what we know about this airplane and what we know abist not only trash but the one of a very similar model, the same model that occurred last october, wha what does it pointo in terms of pose causes? >> well, you have to be rsrefulle connecting the dots this early, of co judy, but a modern airliner such as the 737 max 8 doesn't fall from out of the sky. you've had two of these aircraft doing exactly that in the same phase of flight the las months. that raises alarm bells. until the black bonxesd the flightdata recorder are analyzed, we can't

flight had passengers are at least 35 countries including eight americans in 19 humanitarian workers from the u.nencies. the cause of the crash still under investigation. tornadoes killed 23 people in alabama appeared more dangerous weather tearing through southern states this weekend. here is a look at the scene in arkansas which got the worst of it. storms very damaging several structures in taking down trees and power lines. fortunately, no reports of injuries as the storm system is now moving across alabama into georgia appeared sources telling fox news president trump is planning to ask congress for an additional $8 billion. a $.6 billion to help build his wall on the u.s.-mexico border when he unveils his request for the 2020 fiscal year tomorrow. six times more than lawmakers set aside for projects the past two fiscal years. this comes as the senate prepares to vote this week on a resolution to overturn a national emergency declaration on the southern border. i am john scott and i'll be back at the top of the hour with the fox report. that my mother found in a parking lot one day. about 25

headquarters here in the capital city nairobi we also know that there were nineteen humanitarian workers from different u.n. agencies as well we've been seeing condolence being sent to relatives of this humanitarian workers of delegates who were there so it's really going to be a very solemn start a very sad starts to this united nations environment conference that is going to go wander through the week. catherine so bring us the latest from nairobi thanks very much catherine well with more on china's order to ground the boeing seven three seven max a jets his age and brown from beijing. well china has now become the first country to ground the boeing seven three seven max that decision was taken by the chinese civil aviation administration this is the body that controls regulates the aircraft industry here in china and of course most airlines in china are controlled by the state so it makes it that much easier for the chinese government to do what it's doing now now there are some sixty seven three seven max aircraft in operation here in china or have been delivered another one hundred have been awarded a

which of course a much wealthier country to malawi sent some supplies and also rescue workers arrived here today and u.n. agencies all say getting to mobilize their efforts people here so far not much sign of any help having reached them people complaining that they have going to shelter this knife or hole here fresh water that they're hungry they've got nothing so he says well all right so now malcolm thank you very much matthew webb is our correspondent in bangor in southern illinois. now ten women have appeared in court in riyadh for the first time since said attention a year ago the cases against them have drawn international condemnation and outrage over the state of human rights in the kingdom bluejay al half lol one of the leading campaigners against the ban on women driving she is among those standing trial ahmed val has the story. is a younger activist who's been fighting for saudi women aside to drive among other demands she's a graduate of the university of british columbia in canada and was ranked by arabian business magazine as third on the list of top most powerful arab women in two thousa

u.n. security council as the political crisis in that latin american country continues. because of the with us finally we have reached the combination of the a miracle workers treated double standards shoulder even swayed by voting against this resolution some members of this council continue to shield rural and his cronies also the news for this morning a harvard law professor faces a backlash after joining the legal team the disgraced holly.

aid workers are desperately trying to get emergency supplies to survivors of die the u.n. says an estimated one point seven million people have been affected across southern africa the u.n. says stagnant water and decomposing bodies could lead to outbreaks of malaria and cholera. the report into russian interference in the twenty sixteen us election has been completed the main conclusions could be made public as soon as this weekend. while the two mosques in christchurch attacked just over a week ago have reopened police in new zealand say they finished their investigations inside the eleanor and linwood mosques and handed them back to the muslim community. thomas was invited inside the mosque the fest to have been attacked. it has been eight days since the al nord mosque was attacked police have examined and photographed the scene and taken out the bodies builders have ripped out the carpets and repainted the walls at the gates people continue to pay their respects leaving flowers and messages of support forty one people were shot and killed here just over a week later th

u.n. security council as the political crisis in the american country continues. finally we have reached the combination of the miracle worker. by voting against the resolution some members of the council continue to shield his cronies. also coming up on the program the united nations feels to meet this year's budget for yemen holding a pledging event for the countries involved in the conflict. fights for political survival after his former attorney general says she was pressured to quash corruption case. live from moscow to the world this is r.t. international my names you know neal good to have your company this hour's top story president nicolas maduro has ordered the european headquarters of the country state oil company to relocate. venezuela's vice president the decision during a news briefing with russian foreign minister sergei lavrov listening to all our correspondent. a lot said a lot of ramifications break it down for us if you will. first of all i have to say. that friday's visit delvin as well as vice president to moscow has become yet another one in a series of meetings between high ranking officials from russi

u.n. security council as the political crisis in the country continues. with us finally we have reached the combination of the miracle workers treated double standards. by voting against this resolution some members of the council continue to shield rural and his cronies also the news for this morning a harvard law professor faces a backlash after joining the legal team of disgraced hollywood film producer harvey weinstein. and canada's prime minister fights for his political life after his former attorney general says she was pressured to quash a high level corruption case. good morning a.t.m. for the first of march live from moscow. thanks for turning to us today hope you stay with us here for this world news update where venezuela is in the headlines first again no end in sight still for the political crisis there was both russian and u.s. draft resolutions of failed to pass at the u.n. . by voting against this resolution some members of this council continue to shield maduro and his cronies and prolong the suffering of the venezuelan people they're going to use them with us finally we have reached the culmination of the

u.n. security council as the political crisis in that latin american country continues. the journey of the with us finally we have reached the culmination of the a miracle workers traded double standards show over venezuela by voting against this resolution some members of this council continue to shield and his cronies. elsewhere around the world united nations has failed to make this she has a budget for yemen despite holding a high level pledging event for countries involved in the conflict there.

u.n. resolutions that impose sanctions, that russia does, start returning some of these guest workers pro providing an awful lot of currency into north korea keeping that regime afloat. what brought chairman kim to the negotiating table were these sanctions we need to ratchet them up. let's not make the same mistakes as we made in iran where sanctions were brought to the table and then we relieved those and we didn't force iran into negotiating good faith. right now chairman kim is not negotiating good faith and has to come to different conclusions maria: i want to take a short back. we are awaiting word whether the trump adminitration will reach a trade agreement with china, joint chief chairman general dun ford made news saying google 's work in china is indirectly hurricane rita or directly benefiting that meanwhile they walked away from the pentagon so senator ron johnson joins us follow me on twitter at maria bartiromo at sunday futures, on instagram as well, at sunday futures, and at maria bartiromo we're taking a look ahead on sunday morning futures this morning and we'll be back l

u.n. security council as the political crisis in that latin american country continues. with this mine we have reached the culmination of the a miracle workers traded double standards show over venezuela by voting against this resolution some members of this council continue to shield and his cronies. elsewhere around the world united nations has failed to make this she has a budget for yemen despite holding a high level pledging event for countries involved in the conflict there. and canada's prime minister fighting for his political life after his former attorney general says she was pressured to quash a high level corruption case. life in the arts new center kevin we do this thanks for joining us this march the first as it is now this friday so venezuela in the headlines again and no end in sight for the political crisis there is both russian and u.s. draft resolutions have failed to pass at the u.n. . by voting against this resolution some members of this council continue to shield maduro and his cronies and prolong the suffering of the venezuelan people the time for a peaceful transition to democracy is now they're going to use them wit

u.n. security council as the political crisis in the south american country continues. the can use them with us finally we have reached the culmination of the a miracle worker treated double standards show over venezuela by voting against this resolution some members of this council.

u.n. mission with power to attack.o >> we are the s mandated to go out there and conduct r fensive operations with the government forces, can do that unilaterally. anne: it means workersme areas without armed escort. we joined one how to reach team as they prepared to leave. >> when we get to an area, if the population gets violent, i will send a message to him. you will just go to your anne: health teams have been attacked along this road before. usis mission was canceled the previous day becaof security.t buenever they come, they tried to reach as many people as possible. any delays mean ebola will continue to spread and claim more lives. anne soy, bbc news. laura: please join us tomorrow when our series fr r the democratublic of congo concludes with a look at arexperimental drugs whic being used for the very first time to help contain the ebola outbreakhere. remember, you can find much more of all the day's news on our website. of course, please check us out on twitter. i am laura trevelyan. thank you so much for watching "bbc world news america." >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed too workund your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way throug

u.n. security council as the political crisis in that latin american country continues. to grow yes the midwest mind we have reached the culmination of the america workers treated double standards shoulder been swayed by voting again. this resolution some members of this council continue to shield rural and his cronies in other headlines today the united nations has failed to meet this year's aid budget for yemen despite holding a pledging event for countries involved in the conflict there and canada.

those findings or evidence should be made public aid workers are desperately trying to get emergency supplies to survivors of site counted by the u.n. says an estimated one point seven million people have been affected across southern africa. rescue teams remain at the scene of a ferry disaster in northern iraq which killed at least one hundred people angry iraqis are blaming the government and demanded answers from the president as he went to the scene of the tragedy on friday. millions of people across pakistan are celebrating pakistan day the annual event marks the one nine hundred forty resolution that led to the country's creation this year is using the parade to show off its military strength at a time of increased tension with india malaysia's prime minister mahathir mohamad is the guest of honor the algerians have been out in the hundreds of thousands for a fifth straight week calling not only for president bush a figure to go but the rest of the government to they rallied in the capital algiers and in cities and towns across the country. well. there's plenty more about all of those stories on our website and you can find o