all parties in the conflict in yemen including the u.s. france and britain may be involved in war crimes that's according to a report from the united nations that accuses the saudi and iraqi led coalition of killing civilians with airstrikes and deliberately denying them 8 at least 5 people have been killed as looting and violence spreads across neighborhoods in the south african cities of johannesburg and pretoria police arrested dozens of people who broke into shops and others who brought roads with burning time is in response to a series of mass shootings one of the world's largest retailer says it will stop selling ammunition for handguns and military style weapons across the united states wal-mart had been under pressure to change its policies and qatar has revealed the official logo for the 2022 world cup with a worldwide media campaign image was similar tailless lee beamed on to buildings all over the world including unveilings in qatar's capital doha and across the middle east. with the headlines here on our just here the listening post s

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on the path to florida after claiming 7 lives in the bahamas the united nations takes aim at the u.s. france and britain accusing them of possibly being complicit in war crimes in yemen plus the road to 2022 caught on veils the logo for the fee for world cup beaming it out in several countries for all the world to see. thank you for joining us britain's prime minister has suffered a major political setback an attempt by m.p.'s to prevent a no deal breaks it has passed its 1st hurdle the ruling conservatives are in turmoil boris johnson has kicked out 21 members of his own party after they voted against same to seize control busy of the parliamentary agenda a 2nd vote will now take place on wednesday johnson says if you knew that one held call for a snap election here's how the numbers tacked up early on tuesday in the house of commons the opposition and rebel tories came together to get 328 votes whereas the government could only muster 301 m.p.'s to support it so the government lost by 27 votes are reports from london. britain's democracy is a war. with itself. as protesters marched on west

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summit iran to enter fresh talks aimed at saving a landmark nuclear deal after the u.s. . france is pushing for a meeting between u.s. president in iran in president rouhani. iran's president meanwhile says other leaders should stop interfering in iranian affairs in the middle east region iranian state television broadcast these remarks of hostile ronnie speaking to reporters when it arrived in new york take this. message we have come to new york for the u.n. general assembly and for other meetings on the sidelines. we hope that in this very sensitive situation that we will be able to convey the message of regional peace and the end of any interference in the persian gulf and the middle east between we all became a lot whole year month day this is a message from the great nation of iran which is under the pressure of a cruel economic war out of egypt was already on our nation is a nation of resistance and perseverance and we want to all sites to return to their commitments. and to the law. and done in ghana middle east analyst an expert in iran joins me now in the studio for some

takes aim at the u.s. france and britain accusing them of possibly being complicit in yemen plus the road to 2022 veils the logo of the world cup beaming it out in several countries for all the world to see. now britain's prime minister has suffered a major political setback an attempt by m.p.'s to prevent a new deal brags that has passed its 1st hurdle the governing conservatives are in turmoil boris johnson is kicked out 21 members of his own party after they voted against him to seize control of the parliamentary agenda in a 2nd vote will take place on wednesday johnson says if he loses that one he'll seek a snap election here's how the numbers stacked up on tuesday in the house of commons the opposition and rebel conservatives came together to get $328.00 votes the government could muster the support of only $301.00 m.p.'s the government losing the motion by 27 votes. britain's democracy is a war. with itself. as protesters marched on westminster politicians returned from the summer recess. poised to push new

u.s. and to france to intervene and prevent this escalating into possibly an all out war so how are players like the u.s. and iran viewing this latest incident well i think in the u.s. it's important to note that opinion is divided you have one section that is against and the open warfare with iran for the rest of the words and then you have others most prominently national security advisor john bolton and secretary of state mark mark on peo who are presumably behind the scenes egging israel on in the hopes of further us in the us so. you know it's difficult to put a clear position on any of these. bonnie thank you very much for talking to al jazeera. strikes by the saudi led coalition in yemen have left at least 70 people dead but the red cross estimates more than a 100 people were killed the asteroids hit a detention center it happened in the city in the early hours of sunday the u.n. special envoy to yemen condemned the strikes on call on the coalition to investigate more but man the reports of. residents in damascus takes closure shook the city aid workers being pulling the dead and inj

so u.s. france the u.k. and germany. all of them put out a joint statement to the u.n. that said this it says is clear for us that iran bears responsibility for this attack there is no other plausible explanation these attacks may have been on saudi arabia but they concern all countries and increase the risk of a major conflict. so even though who have basically said we were responsible for the attack on saudi's oil fields a few weeks ago iran is did you know what iran is telling them what to do understand they don't have my nobody has minds of their own all of those there's not you can't you can't think that way you can't think that their duties are thinking for themselves they are but pawns in vassals of the iranian state. at least that's what the statement from the state department said wow it's funny how it also if you go along this trail and keep going down this this argument you know the united states ends up with a military bases everywhere and lots of control and a bunch of private corporations get to put 5 g. technology. into a room that's my thing i don't see

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u.s. and france may be complicit in war crimes in yemen that's according to a new elated nation for course iran is also being implicated the u.n. says the saudi led coalition's use of starvation as a tactic may also amount to a war crime investigator say the crimes shouldn't go unpunished and they give a list of suspects so the un rights chief let's listen in to a live news conference taking place in geneva it's an immense and varied the bombing the air strikes. the snipers. they hit the people in their daily lives often without warning in areas where there is not active combat taking place this gives the impression that there is no place that is safe there is no place to hide. the mines less than they would kill and mutilate people for a great deal of time after the end of combat the blockade. tactics attacks against that are essential to the survival of the population and the restrictions to the provision of humanitarian aid deny the population the food water and the medication that they need at a moment when yemen is undergoing an unprecedented humanitarian crisis more than 24000000 peo

u.s. u.k. and france these external actors who supply weapons and they just a good support to the saudi led coalition could also be held accountable that's a very serious indictment isn't it well they are on completely into intricate to this saudi led coalition's bombing campaign in yemen the saudis and the iraqis don't manufacture their own weapons they don't train their own soldiers they don't pretend recently they weren't refueling their their jets mid air so they rely on us and you can friend shall weapons and intelligence and military support extensively they will not be able to continue waging war and to this extent in yemen without the complete backing of u.s. and u.k. weapons and intelligence some u.s. lawmakers like senator bernie sanders of tried to block u.s. weapons sales to the saudis is this likely to become an election issue in the u.s. they want to the elections do you think. it absolutely should be an election issue senator bernie sanders has led the fight to war and ending the u.s. invol

the trial has been condemned by the u.s., france, and european union. the u.s.conomy added 130,000 jobs last month, fewer than expected. experts say the u.s. president's trade war with china may be to blame. some companies are choosing to delay decision on hirings until a clearer picture emerges. we have more from washington, d.c. reporter: it's a growing company, one of the fastest in its state and the country. with most of the production center in china, everything is taking a hit because of donald trump haas trade war. that put a hold investors and hiring. >> we are confident we will stay in business. we will do ok. it will definitely affect how we do business, how profitable we ,re, how fast we can grow giving the customers what they want at a price they want. >> another round of tariffs on $300 billion with the goods. that adds to the tariffs brought in last year. the president believes they deal with china is close, but he said that before. >> they had the worst year in over 50. they had a year that was a disaster. millions of jobs have been lost. their su

and besides the remains of south korean soldiers that would presume to be soldiers for the u.s., china, france and the british commonwealth also been retrieved 66 years after three sets of south korean soldiers remain with confirmed identities have been returned to their families. it's truly rewarding made possible by the air force to build peace. these efforts have also made it possible for president trump to become the first city american president to cross the military demarcation line and set foot on north korean soil. the military tensions among the leaders of both korea and the u.s. set the stage for a momentous trilateral meeting. president trump's action in taking from [inaudible] and stepping over the military demarcation was, in itself, a declaration of the true beginning of a new era. it was a remarkable step that will go down in history of peace for the korean peninsula and in northeast asia. i hope both leaders will take yet another huge step from the their. principle that i firmly held onto the course of resolving issues related to korean peninsula remain unchanged in the first p

u.s. or france next. time l.p.g. a winner stacey lewis has pulled out from the u.s. team the 34 year old has a back injury and had until wednesday to decide if she could compete she was going to be one of the u.s.a.'s team captains but will now be replaced by solheim cup working allie mcdonald in juli inkster steam the showdown against europe's best will begin on friday at gleneagles in scotland it's but i have to say anything to julia i think we both just kind of knew there was a decision to make and told allie that to get ready. that's really all it was you know just. i don't want to have to make that decision but it's what's best for the team and what's best for me going forward with my buddy. and major league baseball the l.a. dodgers beat the baltimore orioles to clinch their 7th straight division title cory seeger scored 2 home runs to lead the visiting dodgers 2 with 73 wins and sealed the national league west title the dodgers has made it to the world series the past 2 seasons but lost both time. in the philadelphia phillies beat the atlanta braves to boost t

u.s. by france germany and britain all together on iran putting paid to those hopes nevertheless as. efforts continue donald trump characteristically with harsh rhetoric in his speech the general assembly earlier saying no responsible nation can allow iran's blood lust and saying that he will not lift sanctions but appearing to keep the door open to sanctions he said to the white house pool earlier look we're here we have the time to meet they would like to meet and certainly it makes sense but nothing is agreed yes well french president among electron he's met with rouhani twice now and i mean he's just how the news conference what's he been saying. yes a particular drive by the french president emanuel macron in all of this he did hold up the press conference a little while ago with which he told the french press that he believes the conditions were right for a rapid resumption of negotiations it is he said now up to iran and the united states to seize the opportunity that after meeting earlier this evening with mr romney for a 2nd time that are 2 days and with president trump as w

u.s. . germany france and britain have also blamed iran for carrying out the attacks iran denies design again the country's president hassan rouhani is expected to meet with german chancellor angela merkel later this evening. joining me now is the. alexander from naaman she is at the united nations and joins me now from there alexander the u.s. president donald trump is due to speak there shortly what can we expect from him. so for me it's the 3rd time that i'm covering his address to the united nations and therefore i would expect him to focus once again on his america 1st poll the sea as he did last year and the year before he will probably talk about the importance of taking care of for the american people 1st before solving the world's problems he will probably talk about other nations who used to take advantage of the united states and that he. was president has been trying to change it we just got a few excerpts brought the white house. and indeed to data and evidence that he might be focusing on his america 1st policy so he is expected to say that i quote if you want freedom take pride

to the war in yemen now all parties in the conflict including the u.s. france and britain may be involved in the war crimes that's according to a report from the u.n. it accuses the saudi and iran tonight coalition of killing civilians with air strikes and deliberately denying them aid even though the country is on the brink of famine nor blood money hasn't. been an. indiscriminate killings child rape and using starvation as a weapon of war these are the findings of a group of united nations experts who investigated the war you haven't. the parties to the conflict in yemen are responsible for an array of human rights violations and violations of international humanitarian law some of these violations are likely to amount to war crimes. it's the 2nd report by a group of eminent experts who say the u.s. britain and france may be complicit in war crimes by arming and providing intelligence to the saudi u.a.e. coalition. especially so in yemen says west some bombs a consistently being used by the coalition the problem with this how do the americans and all those wh

u.s. britain and france may be complicit in war crimes and human rights violations in yemen according to a un report that was released on tuesday and that highlighted the role of arms sales to the society led coalition there are certain states who are well known to be supplying weapons that includes united states it includes the united kingdom and it includes france to name but 3 the group of experts has recommended that 3rd states prohibit the authorization about arms transfers and refrain from providing arms to parties to the conflict this is because of the prevailing risk that such arms will be used by parties to commit or facilitate serious violations of international humanitarian and human rights law. the u.s. britain and france make up the top 3 arms suppliers to riyadh while the stock international peace research institute estimates that between 20152018 washington sold weapons worth some $10000000000.00 decided arabia the u.k. and france trailed far behind with $2100000000.00 and over $500000000.00 respectively one of the authors of the latest u.n. report charles caraway told us th

u.s. and france may be complicit in a war crimes in yemen that's according to a new report from the united nations iran is also implicated the u.n. says the saudi that coalition's use of starvation as a tactic could also amount to a war crime investigator say the crimes should not go unpunished and they've given a list of suspects to the un rights chief. said the evidence is devastating. 5 years on impunity is becoming even more negative and violence is ever increasing it is time to prioritize the needs and safety of the. we want to emphasize that the suffering of yemeni civilians represents a collective of the parties of the conflict and of the international community consequently the parties to the conflict and national t have a collective responsibility to resolve the conflict and to issue an accountancy u.k. prime minister boris johnson is bracing for legal challenges and a showdown in parliament over his bracks it plans in the next hour or so opposition parties want an emergency debate take place to try and stop a no deal exit from the e.u. on october 31st some tory m.p.'s say they wi

u.s. britain and france may have all committed war crimes in yemen by backing the saudi u.a.e. led coalition. u.k. prime minister boris johnson braces for a showdown in parliament over his breakfast club. the iranian tanker blacklisted by the u.s. turns off its tracking signal deepening the mystery over where it's heading plus. i have never i have never attended a recitation to the essential people. hong kong's leader goes on the defensive after leaks all the recording reveals her saying she would quit if she could but with the recent protests and helen adela sends out a warning to the u.s. open field as he moves into the quarter finals it's funny and put on quite a so at flushing meadows that despite dropping a set over how the 2014 stacking line till i. say let's begin with the war in yemen a group of u.n. experts today releasing a report saying all parties in the cons. it may be involved in war crimes the report accuses the. coalition of killing civilians and airstrikes and deliberately denying them whilst on the brink of famine it also blames the coalition for using starvat

u.s. and france to intervene. isreal have avoided sighting for the last 13 years. >>> the preliminary report shows shane billingham of new zealand died of carbon monoxide poisoning. he showed he had drugs in his system. the 23-year-old was found unresponsive in his car on thursday at his camp. he was later pronounced dead at the onsite emergency care center. >>> microplastics have been detected. researchers were heartbroken by the discovery and collected water samples around the lake. the study follows a similar one from u.c. davis which also found microplastics in the lake's water. they come from a wide range of products from water bottles to synthetic clothing. >>> six people are recovering after their boat capsized off the coast of davenport. it happened at 11:15 yesterday morning. the coast guard started receiving calls about a boat taking on water, and then about 30 minutes later, that boat capsized. you is no one onboard was wearing a life jacket. all six people were saved and were treated for symptoms relat

u.s. britain and france may be complicit and why america's love affair with e-books appears to be ending. thank you for joining us we begin with another momentous day in british politics just a few hours ago prime minister boris johnson lost his parliamentary majority when one of his m.p.'s defected to the pro e.u. liberal democrats johnson has vowed to leave the e.u. on october 31st even if it means crashing out without a deal but dozens of m.p.'s including many from his own conservative party want to stop that they've introduced a motion to prevent a no deal breaks it which will be voted on in a couple of hours if they are successful johnson has suggested he will then push for a snap election where we're going to be live outside parliament in just a moment 1st though this report from needs bark. britain's democracy is at war. with itself. as protest as march to westminster. returned from the summer recess used to seize control of parliamentary business and block forest. m.p.'s including prominent figures in johnson's own conservative party have joined forces with opposition m.p.'s to pr

the u.s.,resting that france, germany and u.k. are kind of back on the same side. teresting clinical development. having said that, i think that is pretty clear u.s.-iran tensions will remain high, which means oil prices will be supported for some time as well. for thes that mean world economy, very briefly? at the moment i think the 20-odd oil, theice rise in direct impact of that shouldn't be massive. the longer oil prices remain elevated, the longer geopolitical tensions remain unresolved, the impact on certainty and investment possibly accumulates, so something to keep a very close eye on. matt: is this price of oil fine for global growth, shamik? is $65 for brent ok? shamik: in one sense, we are still below the levels it reached 18 months ago, whatever. but any kind of increase or shock at a time when the global economy is pretty vulnerable, when we've already seen a big manufacturing slowdown, any kind of shock puts the world economy on guard, if you like. and if i can make one more point -- matt: sorry, we have to go to break. i look forward to talking to you

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u.s. and france meanwhile to intervene to print prevent any exchange escalating into open war then holderreports from southern lebanon. calm prevails along lebanon's border with israel the situation has been contained at least for the time being hezbollah promised to retaliate and it's did israel responded by shelling a lebanese border village hezbollah didn't respond there was no exchange of fire which was really a sign that it did not want this situation to spiral out of control even the targets that the israeli army chose it was an indication that it's too it's not one to the conflict to to worsen or to escalate the lebanese prime minister was on the phone with american and french officials to try to deescalate tensions it was a nobody's interest for this flare up to lead to all out conflict in 2006 it was a devastating war between israel and hezbollah now hezbollah did the promise to retaliate against the killing of 2 of its fighters in syria in neighboring syria and israeli air strikes but it also said and it also promised to prevent israeli drones from violating lebanese airspace it

u.s. and france may be complicit in war crimes in yemen that's according to a new report from the u.n. iran is also implicated the u.n. says the saudi led coalition's use of starvation as a tactic may also amount to a war crime. the iranian oil tanker seized off just before being released appears to have turned off its tracking ships tracking websites had previously shown the adrian daria one off the coast of lebanon and heading to the north. boris johnson has taken to his feet inside the house of commons we understand 1st item of business will be the g 7 in beer it's let's listen in to what he's saying that conflict surpasses being more than you can promise is also true that this country still stands then. for democracy for the rule of. racial. this is the whole house is united. by the years around the world this is big with your permission on they can stay but divide the g. 7 summit in the air it's as i speak vast tracts of the amazon rain forest are on fire free trade is in retreat 130000000 goes worldwide don knotts in education our oceans are being fowley polluted and so it's have

u.s. and france for supplying weapons and they were on an oil tanker seized off gibraltar before being released appears to have turned off its tracking beacon darya one formerly known as the great switched off its track in just over 24 hours ago u.s. secretary of state mike pompei reckons the ship is heading to the syrian port of tartus. and you're up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera more coverage from london of bags that have to rewind. al-jazeera. and. hello and welcome again to 31 santamaria here on rewind we're revisiting some of the best and most influential programs from more than a decade of documentaries in the al-jazeera archive as well as bringing you news of how the story has moved on since. like a $979.00 the world woke up to news that the russian army had swept across the border into afghanistan in an attempt to prop up the communist government there followed 18 months of civil unrest after the people's democratic party seized power in $178.00 however the p.d.p. is radical plans including land reforms and equality of the sexes as well as modernizing traditional islamic civi

u.s. and france to intervene to prevent the situation from escalating into a full fledged war zone to hold a report from southern lebanon. calm prevails along lebanon's border with israel the situation has been contained at least for the time being hezbollah promised to retaliate and it did israel responded by shelling a lebanese border village hezbollah didn't respond there was no exchange of fire which was really a sign that it did not want the situation to spiral out of control even the targets that the israeli army chose it was an indication that it too did not want the conflict to to worsen or to escalate the lebanese prime minister was on the phone with american and french officials to try to deescalate tensions it was a nobody's interest for this flare up to lead to all out conflict in 2006 it was a devastating war between israel and hezbollah now hezbollah did the promise to retaliate against the killing of 2 of its fighters in syria in neighboring syria and israeli air strikes but it also said and it also promised to prevent israeli drones from violating lebanese airspace it says

u.s. britain and france may be complicit in war crimes by arming and providing intelligence to the saudi u.a.e. coalition. especially so in yemen says west some bombs a consistently being used by the coalition the problem with this how do the americans and all those who would match them like the united states they ignore the dimension of the warsaw short of talking to iran short of probably mitigating the tension between the iranians and the americans the arenas and the saudis i think those happening in yemen is only a proxy for probably a bigger game and why the game but the experts say there are no clean hands when it comes to the involvement of all the warring parties that includes the rebels the yemeni government forces supported by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates they have targeted hospitals ports water facilities markets farms and of restricted the delivery of humanitarian aid. the u.n. experts also accuse iran of backing the violence committed by the booties one of the most devastating as strikes targeted a wedding party in 2015 killing at least 130 people. and in august last

u.s. and france may be complicit in war crimes in yemen that's according to a new report from the un iran is also implicated the u.n. says the saudi led coalition's use of starvation as a tactic may also amount to a war crime. iranian oil tanker seized off gibraltar before being released appears to have turned off it. tracking ships tracking websites had previously shown the entry into a one off the coast of lebanon heading to the north. boris johnson has taken. inside the house of commons we understand 1st item of business will be the g 7 in beer it's listening to what he's saying that conflict surpasses more than can probably also true this country still stands then has no democracy for the rule of law was right and i sure wasn't racial and religious and i.

u.s. and france may be complicit in a war crimes in the us according to a new report from the united nations iran is also implicated the u.n. says the saudi led coalition's use of starvation as a tactic could also lead to a war crime investigators say the crimes should not go unpunished and they've given a list of suspects to the un rights chief. said the evidence is devastating. 5 years on impunity is becoming even more needed and violence is ever increasing it is time to prioritize the needs and safety of theory. we want to emphasize that the suffering of yemeni civilians represents a collective of the parties of the conflict and on the international community consequently the parties to the conflict and national tea have a collective responsibility to resolve the conflict and we should counter. u.k. prime minister boris johnson is bracing for legal challenges and a showdown in parliament over his brakes of plans in the next hour or so opposition parties want an emergency debate take place to try and stop a no deal exit from the e.u. on october 31st some tory m.p.'s say they will support t

france and germany have joined the u.s. in blaming iran for the drone increased missile attacks on saudi oil facilities earlier this month european leaders met on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly in new york french president emanuel also spoke with iran's hassen rouhani who insists his country had nothing to do with the oil strikes well separately the british prime minister boris johnson has been putting out mixed signals about the iran nuclear deal is a diplomatic editor james bass. is the u.k. about to break seats from the iran nuclear deal there is great confusion after comments made in interviews by prime minister boris johnson in which he said it was a bad deal that needs renegotiating and that president trump was the man to do so as president from the right is it was a bad deal it wasn't a great deal iran was was and is behaving disruptively in the region and i think is one guy who can do a better deal for years trump was quick to seize on what appeared to be a change in u.k. policy oh i respect boris a lot

france and germany have by the u.s. i'm blaming iran for a drone strike on saudi oil facilities earlier this month iranian prime minister haasan who denies the accusations. world leaders have been attending a climate change summit at the u.n. to try to prevent a global irreversible catastrophe teenage activist groups at sumburgh delivered a scathing speech accusing world leaders of betraying young people by failing to do enough. on the deaths of 40 people at an afghan wedding adding to major concerns about security days out from the presidential election the government says the army was targeting a taliban training base. well tom in c. is former deputy defense minister in afghanistan he joins us now live from kabul close to this isn't meant to have been an intelligence led operation how is it possible then for guest of the wedding to have been mixed up in this incident. well sadly what happens is that the taliban often uses civilians and civilian homes as shields and also as safe havens and but also on the other side of

u.s. sanctions. top iranian dip lo platt mats are traveling to france and russia. iran wants europe to offer a way to sell its crude oil on the global market. u.s. sanctions imposed after president trump withdrew thes. from the deal halted those sales. >>> some students are planning to strike to show their support. it follows a weekend of continued clashes between mr. testers and police. on saturday, act i haves were filed into barricades. it was considered one of the most violent days this of protests in long congress. -- hong kong. >>> the border between isreal and lebanon is calm. it attacked a lebanese army base and military ambulance. people loving nearby were told to open their bomb shelters. there are no immediate reports of any injuries, but the israeli attack on will be those soil vowed to i tail yacht for an israeli air strike that killed two operatives in syria last week. i have given. lebanon's prime minister has asked the u.s. and france to intervene. they have largely avoided direct fighting with one another for most of the last 13 years. >>> well, in

1944campaign in autumn of in the south of france near the italian border, where they were tasked with protecting the right flank of the main advance of the u.sy. that came from the operation dragoon campaign, the invasion of southern france in 1944, the second, forgotten invasion, overshadowed by operation overlord. originally both operations were designed to take place simultaneously. they were co-named hammer and anvil to trapd the germans and liberate france. due to the lack of landing craft , they were not able to have both operations at the same time and normandy was deemed more important. we know from history what happened there. operation dragoon, the southern operations, were delayed until august 1944 at took place on august 15. >> troops began to scramble up the beach, prepared for an enemy onslaught. but not a single german soldier luftwaffenot even a sword overhead. mind detector squads cleared the roads to permit our tanks to continue. >> 517 along with the first airborne task force had a unique uniform item. there was experimental camouflage that the first airborne task force tried out for operation dragoon. they literally spray

france and germany are trying to mediate between the u.s. and iran to facilitate a direct talks are you willing to embrace or help well we have made clear from the president on down that we are very much open to talks with the iranians they will continue to say no and so iran faces a choice they can either come to the negotiating table and work out our differences diplomatically or they can watch their economy collapse as our sanctions intensify it wants you to lift some sanctions it's going to happen i think the burden is on iran to demonstrate that it has reached a change of heart and we had attacks in saudi arabia only a week or 2 ago and so i think what the world should be asking is not whether the united states is going to lift its pressure but when will iran stop using military force instead of diplomacy thank you so much ok thanks for having me on thousands of refugees trying to reach europe are stranded in holding camps in libya it's hardly a safe place for them and accessing the camps is difficult but some refugees have made it out

next on "reel america, invasion of southern france," a 1950 u.s. army film that tells the story of operation dragoon, from the beach landing to the september august 11 liberation of the city of dijon, about 350 miles north of the coast. ♪ ♪ narrator: the historic bay of naples was transformed into an open area marshaling area. this vast quantity of mechanized war instruments was to be used by the third, 36 and 45th divisions which later or combined to create the seventh army. all equipment was loaded aboard and each piece was checked off the loading chart. the men put in charge represented the best allied military braves. ♪ narrator: fresh from their recent entries, then you seventh army, all seasoned veterans with experience in the sicilian campaigns come marched to the embarkation port. red cross workers gave a sendoff. with precision, reflecting the efficient planning of this campaign, the men marched on board in a steady stream. their faces showed every human emotion. many of them would soon see action for the first time. but most were veterans

u.s. and france for help they have now entered a new phase. one without red lines.s ready to declare an economic emergency hadley, give us the word from the ground. >> economic head winds hitting this country, geopolitical head winds hitting this country but all eyes will be on the prime minister as he attempts to move forward when it comes to getting that 11 billion before investors that made commitments in terms of helping that economic situation and whether or not he's going to get members of the government on board and he is a very well-known lebanese economist and banker walk me through what we have seen over the last 24 hours. essentially the prime minister has come out and said he's prepared or preparing to declare an economic emergency. what does that actually mean. >> you know, i am a positive person by nature i believe that what i witnessed yesterday is very promising. it means this is quite positive. but have to look to see empty half of the glass. should have political commitment yesterday in terms of what has been decided >> it's going to really give co

u.s. allies, france, germany, norway that i felt the u.s.overnment and the american public could be comfortable. it was fine for a whistle blower, to be in, yet every time one of these governments got close to opening their doors, the phone would ring in their foreign ministries and on the other end of the line would be a very senior american official, one of two people, then secretary of state john kerry or then vice president joe biden, and they would say, look, we don't care what the law is, we don't care if you can do this or not, we understand that protecting whistle blowers and granting asylum is a matter of human rights and you could do this if you want to, but if you protect this man, if you let this guy out of russia, there will be consequences. we're not going to say what they're going to be, but there will be a response. i continue to this day to say look, if the united states government, if these countries are willing to open the door that is not a hostile act, that is the act of a friend, if anything, if the united states govern

u.s. britain and france of being complicit in war crimes in yemen the report highlighted the role of arms sales to the saudi led coalition. there are certain states who are well know the to be supplying weapons that includes united states it includes united kingdom at it includes from ths to name buck 3 the group of experts has recommended that 3rd states prohibit the authorization of our country arms transfers and refrain from providing arms to parties to the conflict this is because of the prevailing risk that such arms will be used by parties to commit or facilitate serious violations of international humanitarian and human rights lol the u.s. is the the main arm supplier to saudi arabia or followed by britain and france between 2015 min 2018 washington sold weapons worth around 10000000000 dollars to the saudis the u.k. and france at trailed far behind with $2100000000.00 and $500000000.00 respectively one of the authors of the latest u.n. report trolls garraway told us you continuing floor of arms in to yemen is perpetuating the war this is a collective failure of the international c

u.s. and now france germany and the u.k. of blaming on iran what is the president going to do certainly the idea of a meeting between him and president rouhani now seems a very distant idea clearly a couple of weeks ago and after the g 7 that it seemed quite a possibility we'll see him or world leaders very important world leaders throughout the day but i suspect the other highlight is the end of the day here in new york on chews day for much of the world it will already be wednesday and that's when the british prime minister boris johnson will be baking his address to the general assembly he's just the prime minister others a president so they get further up the speaking order in fact the u.k. originally was given a speaking order on friday and they managed to negotiate it up to the 1st day of world leaders here on cheese day and clearly given the very dramatic developments that we've. seen in the u.k. i don't cover u.k. politics very closely anymore but i still follow it and this is really an unprecedented situation the u.

next on "reel america," invasion of southern france, a 1950 u.s. army film that tells the story of operation dragoon, that tells the story of the liberation of the city of dejon, about 350 miles north of the coast. ♪ >> the historic bay of naples was transformed. this was to be used by the 3rd and 45th divisions, later combined to create the 7th army. all equipment was loaded aboard and each piece checked off the loading chart. the men put in charge represented the best allied military brains. fresh from their recent victories, the new 7th army, all seasoned veterans with experience marched to the embar indication point. friendly red cross workers gave a warm touch to the send off. with precision reflecting the efficient planning of this campaign, the men marched on board in a steady stream. their faces showed every human emotion. a few of them would soon see action for the first time, but most were veterans of the tough fighting in africa and italy. bulging with their cargo, the ships left the harbor to join the convoy being formed offshore. this