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you coordinate only 8 assets of the un around the world . you've set the world is on fire, explained to me how bad it is for the most vulnerable people on the planet. it's very bad. it's very bad. it's getting worse. so over 300000000 people right now are in dire need. and is this perfect storm between the climate crisis between growing poverty and equality? and then these conflicts which are going on for longer, which move versus more intense, that a driving those numbers up to some of the figures. i mean, this type of thing thing is improving children of this was on your website, 400000000 living all fling from complex items right now. it's extraordinary because we thought was it turning off was as the world we used to be better at doing that. the piece building that would actually end these was and allow us to get the humanitarian support in. and as a result, we, you know, where the ambulance that goes towards these crises to find support. there's 400000000 kids. but we're also increasingly being asked to put out the fire as well, but thi

i'll just there is gabriel, as owns or is at un headquarters in new york. the secretary general, antonio gutierrez, has been reluctant to make any public comments about decisions being made by the trump administration. that is now changing after various un agencies started receiving letters from the us government announcing cuts in for an aide. now going soon with these cups, we will make the world less healthy, less safe, and less prosperous. the reduction of americas you may tell you, enroll and influence. we will run counter to american interests, global discrepancy impacts a wide range of critical programs from life saving you many that you need to support to vulnerable communities recovering from war or natural disasters, the global humanitarian organization at mercy court, that is a partner to the un in many parts of the world, put out a press release saying that as many as $41.00 of their programs could be cut due to a lack of us funding. would you classify this now as a crisis that the union is facing because of this? i would say it's, you know, yes

the global humanitarian organization at mercy court, that is a partner to the un in many parts of the world. put out a press release, saying that as many as 41 of their programs could be cut due to a lack of us funding. would you classify this now as a crisis that the u. n. is facing because of this? i would say it's, you know, yes, the, you weren't is facing a crisis. but let's be honest, the crisis being felt by people in haiti, by people in sudan by people who are not re receiving a h, i v, a treatment, the p, the crisis is being felt by those who can least afford to feel this crisis. the secretary general says he hopes that the us will reverse its decision on its cuts to for an aide, but that seems increasingly unlikely. gabriel's onto out is here at united nations in new york. kurdish media is the whole thing that the code as don work is potty o. p k. k says it will hate a cool bites jail leda to declare a cease fire with the turkish government and laid down its alms on thursday. i've dakota and they'd be appealing to a letter that was read out by pro kurdish politicians. he also

right. >> what went through your mind when you watched the un security council vote? has there ever been such a vote where the united states votes alongside russia, north korea, belarus and other west african hunters, including also, by the way, israel was always also part of it against a un general assembly resolution condemning the aggression. >> we are in a new era. how long the era lasts, i think is up for grabs. you know, fundamentally, donald trump won the election with 30% of the vote, of the total vote he got about, i think, 49% of the electorate. that turned out, you know, donald trump, like all of us are here today, gone tomorrow. politicians, right. you know, whoever occupies the white house doesn't indefinitely represent the united states. we all come and go. same for number ten, same for the elysee palace. >> and you're a former military person yourself. and we will hope to have you back as this progresses. ben wallace, thank you so much. indeed. former uk defense secretary. up next, as gaza's future hangs in the balance, the painful price of this war for

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it felt un-american. it felt traitorous. i've never seen a reaction from veterans of all backgrounds, like i have in the last couple of hours, to that disgusting, demoralizing display. so i don't even want to focus too much on what was worn. i want to focus on what was, what was said and what happened. and that was a real low point for american leadership. and right now, it also importantly to to focus on makes america less safe. our allies are less supportive. we have more people around the world who hate us. and america, in my view, hasn't been this isolated since i and many others invaded iraq. and i think that's what we have to focus on, is that america is less safe today because of that. >> yeah, i don't think people care about the clothes. this is something that people have talked about with zelenskyy since the start of the war. he's typically worn the military fatigues, and people have talked about that. washington, d.c. >> just to be clear, i don't wanna interrupt you, but please continue. but the reporting is that t

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achievements and is going to end up looking isolated from the us normal allies and stuck as he was at the unlondon tomorrow. in london tomorrow, isn't there? seeing that the eu's foreign policy chief, the chief diplomat for the eu, saying the free world needs a new leader and it's up to europe to take this challenge. what do you see coming out of this meeting on sunday, explained to us that the pope had had a coughing fit, a spasm of his lungs, and he had been struggling for breath because he was sick. his lungs had to be aspirated, so they had to be cleared of obstruction. and then the pope had been given oxygen, a face mask, essentially to help him to breathe. but we were told that the pope was alert throughout. he didn't lose consciousness and even that he was in good spirits yesterday evening. this was a breathing crisis which happened around about 2:00 in the afternoon. but i think, you know, it has concerned people. the pope is back on the front pages of all of the italian newspapers again. you know, obviously the stories from america, from the white house, the oval office are dominant

because i evans ever read your, the usa in rush, i voted to the un against puppets countries like brickley, france, and germany. much of the well, the pay is united against any economic li, suicidal, european rump. if you raise right now prompted to slash social spending and pull money into wolf or the country of hamlet, denmark suggested peace was more dangerous than war and britons.

un resolution number two.ahead and say demand. >> preposterous things like zelenskyy owes an apology for being attacked. i'm going to go ahead and say something outrageous. actually. >> the price of you say that ukraine wants peace. jd vance should resign. how about that? >> we're just going to go. >> through crazy stuff. >> you say ukraine wants peace? yeah. if zelenskyy wanted peace, then he would have kept his mouth shut. >> he did. >> until there were lies. what? until it was j.d. >> vance didn't lie about anything. they were talking about. >> a dictator. that wasn't. >> that's not what. >> he was bessent. that's not what he was. no one said that he was. no one said he was responding to j.d. vance. >> talking about diplomacy in the mold of donald trump. >> talk at the same time. so let's just try to have one person talking. >> at a time. you can't give trump. >> a day. >> can you? just a second. because look, the question now is, why is it that the only thing that matters in this high stakes game of life a

achievements and is going to end up looking isolated from the us normal allies and stuck as he was at the unisn't there? seeing that the eu's foreign policy chief, the chief diplomat for the eu, saying the free world needs a new leader and it's up to europe to take this challenge. what do you see coming out of this meeting on sunday, explained to us that the pope had had a coughing fit, a spasm of his lungs, and he had been struggling for breath because he was sick. his lungs had to be aspirated, so they had to be cleared of obstruction. and then the pope had been given oxygen, a face mask, essentially to help him to breathe. but we were told that the pope was alert throughout. he didn't lose consciousness and even that he was in good spirits yesterday evening. this was a breathing crisis which happened around about 2:00 in the afternoon. but i think, you know, it has concerned people. the pope is back on the front pages of all of the italian newspapers again. you know, obviously the stories from america, from the white house, the oval office are dominant, are dominating the front pages. but

one day he is in love with kim jong un, the next day he is threatening fire and fury.ll probably see him repair the relationship with zelenskyy. >> john: charles kupchan from the council on foreign relations. thank you so much, charles. iowa is now the first state to remove civil rights protections for transgender people. republican governor kim reynolds signed the controversial bill into law this afternoon despite days of protest against the measure. cbs's lana zak reports on the civil rights reversal. >> reporter: the unprecedented act sparked outrage as lawmakers as lawmakers debated, hundreds of demonstrators gathered in the rotunda of the iowa state capitol to protest the law which eliminates civil rights protections based on gender identity. >> i feel it is mean and hateful. >> reporter: representative aime wichtendahl, the state legislature's first openly transgender member argued this is just the start. >> vote this bill down today, because this is not the end. those think tanks will ask you again and again and again to remove rights and freedoms from your fell

. >> with that un vote, when. >> all of. america's allies. >> or perhaps we. >> have to. >> put quotation. marks around. >> allies now. >> voted with ukraine on. >> the. >> resolution that designated russia as the aggressor and asked it to vacate lands that it illegally enforced brutally and forcibly seized. america had its own resolution. the trump administration had its own. resolution that. >> made no mention. >> of russia's blame in this. we then have macron from france. >> and keir starmer. >> from britain, bringing what i call bringing fruits to the volcano. essentially. essentially trying to pacify this sort of irrational force of nature. and they get they get a little bit, you know, when you when you abase yourself to trump for quite rational reasons. >> i'm not. >> criticizing macron or. >> starmer for. >> trying that. >> method first. but when you. >> base yourself to trump, you get a little bit of a reprieve. >> this was. >> an extremely short reprieve because the day after starmer left, we see, i think, the most

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i voted to the un against public countries like britain, france, and germany. much of the world is united against any economic lead suicide or european rump. if you raise your hand that prompted to slash social spending and pull money into wolf at the country of hamlet, denmark suggested peace was more dangerous than war. and britons against thomas signal sending most of the british army to the fact to fight russia. all this while west asia tried to cope with a video posted by trump depicting human netanyahu composing over the bones of the biden genocide in gaza. in moscow again, is the form of the attendant kindle in this obvious and rushing non forces. talk to the imagery, training these on russians born and defense policy council. it does have been kind of so good data russian on the show off to so many people from the american side. you know, we had the trump, the deputy assistant on the other day. the rest didn't go. ok. so, um, i mean, trump has been saying off and on. it's possible. there is some presence of western european nato troops allowed in ukraine. and of course, a lever of

but i'm a believer in the un charter, and i want to make it work in a multi polar world. and a multi lateral legal system at the global level is what we need for our safety, security, and prosperity. if you could have a face to face, sit down with donald trump. what would you tell him about russia bricks and the multi poto world? what would your advice be? you know, my advice is to find the track with making peace with russia. make peace in the middle east based on 2 states because peace could come to the middle east. the same way with the 2 states, the state of palestine established alongside the state of israel, made peace with china just as you've done with russia. and then we have the chance truly for a golden age because we're the age of phenomenal technological advance. and our biggest threat is that continuing conflicts, the the, the people please then please let me put you through the, the window to pick those up. just good. so let me know if those are right and the order showing that we're in good shape, as i mentioned that enough for the 3 with a maybe even the

but i'm a believer in the un charter, and i want to make it work in a multi polar world. and a multi lateral legal system at the global level is what we need for our safety, security, and prosperity. if you could have a face to face, sit down with donald trump. what would you tell him about russia bricks and the multi poto? well, what would your advice be? you know, my advice is keep on the track with making peace with russia. make peace in the middle east based on 2 states because peace could come to the middle east. the same way with the 2 states, a state of palestine established alongside the state of israel, made peace with china just as you've done with russia. and then we have the chance truly for a golden age because we're an age of phenomenal technological advance. and our biggest threat is the continuing conflicts. the the i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we're so shorter is a conflict with the 1st law show alignment of the patient. we should be very careful abo

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ukraine, the united states, e u and russia, and an exclusive interview with renowned economy standing un senior advisor, jeffrey sachs in europe. the. so he's got trapped by following the united states, getting a blind to kind of way guy, and just trying to be the great cheer leader of us, a gemini. i obviously, the whole us approach. the unipolar approach was delusional. what happened during the last 30 years? i'm going to put it because this is a 30 year us project, is that the united states said where you have polar, we do what we want. we expand militarily, where we want, we expand our influence, where we want i, in 2008 the us said, now we move made over to ukraine to georgia. i and a, this is a replay, by the way of the pride, me in more of 185321856, almost a, almost almost at the blueprint. and the russians said, no, i, that's not going to happen. i, the point is, europe got into line with it. the u. s. a strategist, so if i could call them that it's, it's, if exaggeration in my view. but the us strategist said, will win because we're all powerful. what can do, do what kind of ru

because these really government has also cut off the main lifeline for palestinians under what the un release agency for palestinian refugees that has now been banned by these really government cannot work to distribute aid and other sort of critical things for palestinians in his desperate time of need as they're forced out of their homes continuously by is really forces. ok, thank you so much from the home to salute for us there in a month. this video footage from british newspaper. the guardian shows the last moments of a 12 year old palestinian boy. i'm an old mooney before he was shot and killed. bies rarely forces during a ride on hebron more than a week ago. the guardian concluded that, well, since this case a pod is the clarity of the evidence, illustrated by footage from 2 security cameras, as well has dramatically increased the frequency and intensity of its rides on the occupied with bank. since it launched its for on cancer. with 14 palestinian children had been killed in the occupied westbank since the beginning of this year . 7 died off to these rarely, military launched

because i haven't separation of the usa and rush i voted to the un against public countries like britain, france, and germany. much of the world is united against any economic lead, suicide, or european rump of your race right now. prompted to slash social spending and pulling money into wolf or the country of hamlet. denmark suggested peace was more dangerous than war, and britons against thomas signal sending most of the british army to the fact to fight russia. all this while west asia tried to cope with the video posted by trump depicting human netanyahu cavorting over the bones of the biden genocide in gaza. and moscow again is the form of the attendant colonel in this obvious and rushing non forces. talk to the imagery, training these on russians born and defense policy council present in conway. so good data russian on the show of to so.

es un nino.puede haber muerto. >> she could have killed my son. >> un caballo grande. >> it was a very. >> very lo hizo. >> i can tell you, after speaking with the mother, that this has been a very traumatizing event for both her and her son. we reached out to the daly city police department, which is aware of this case, but they cannot comment at this time. if you recognize the woman in the video, please reach out to dcpd. in daly city. tori gaines ktvu, fox two news. >> the state department of water resources said the third snow survey of the season shows that the statewide snowpack is at 85% of average. water managers took measurements at phillips station, off highway 50. now, statewide, the picture is better thanks to atmospheric river events this month. but there are disparities up and down the state. northern california's snowpack is at 105%, while the south is below 70% of average. water managers say they hope that cold and wet weather in the forecast will bump up the snowpack closer to av

. >> time, to his knowledge, we've ever seen in a un resolution around the security council america sideg what putin did and not their european democratic allies. we are seeing a world shift right now that belies what republicans and democrats have been saying in lockstep. we've taken trips together over into europe to. stand with ukraine. we've had zelensky multiple times meeting with us, meeting with. >> us as. >> senators in private and receiving standing ovations. >> we had a joint. >> session of congress where he addressed us and we stood up. >> and people. >> have said time and time again. >> that this. >> is a stand not just. >> in. >> defense of ukraine, but defense of democracy. >> and if we lose. >> in ukraine. >> then authoritarian leaders around the world will be more emboldened and america will be dragged into more and more conflicts. defending democracy against autocracy and authoritarianism. >> so this. >> is a significant moment and a significant shift in american history, where we have our. >> president. >> who is taunting a world leader, lying about his approval ratings

. >> un caballo grande. >> it was a very, very loizeau. >> i can tell you that after speaking with the woman, it's very clear that this was a traumatizing experience for both her and her son. now, we reached out to the daly city police department with the questions. they are aware of the case, but they say they cannot comment at this time. if you do recognize the woman in the video, please reach out to the daly city police department. we're live this evening in daly city. tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news. >> wishing that young boy a speedy recovery. tori. thank you. now to an update about an animal cruelty case in pittsburgh where a small dog was badly injured. police say the suspects, lakeisha williams and graciela amar, have been booked on suspicion of felony animal cruelty, assault with a firearm and carrying a concealed firearm. the two women were arrested earlier this week after police say they were involved in a neighborhood dispute that resulted in a small dog being kicked so hard it flew through the air. police say williams was also booked for filing a false police report. >> a

it was a disgrace on monday that in a un vote, the u.s. voted with russia and north korea instead of its european allies in refusing to blame russia for starting the war. it's all rather embarrassing, unless it results in a deal. see, this is the true test of a transactional president. can the art of the deal bring about the end of the war? i think it's offensive to ask ukraine for reimbursement. backward looking for american aid. that sets a bad precedent. telling a friend threatened by an invading force and no friend of ours. well, we'll help you, but only for a price. if, however, there's a deal to be struck in our mutual interest, let's do it. and if, after striking that agreement, trump can resolve a three year old war in a way that biden could not, and which protects ukraine's sovereignty, i'll be the first to say this was all worth it. and maybe you deserve a nobel prize, mr. president. but until then, i'm going to keep thinking that the the bullying and the browbeating of the ukraine president by the american president and vice pre

they look like a model un, like a collection of high school debaters who have no idea they're on a tv show. they know. no, scott jennings isn't on. you're safe, scott jennings isn't on. and they say that. it's like when you watch somebody, when you watch jennings asked terry, or whatever his name is. this goes to your point, his reason behind his banal assertions. his eyes are like as wide as saucers because nobody asks a follow up question. so jessica is right. you got to come armed with specifics, because one day someone's going to ask you for why do you think that, james cameron? why do you think it's been terrifying? what makes you feel that way? you know, how is it terrifying. why are you like. it's like you got to get beyond these load bearing phrases of fascism and hitlerism. it's the best. i mean, i swear you could probably watch the ratings on cnn. they're like this. and then when jennings is on, it goes. >> oh god. >> i love jennings. >> oh, man. >> that's why i don't do podcasts. why? because i'm terrified of the follow up question. >> yeah, you know what? >> i will. >> jus

and for america to mortgage its future on what vladimir decides to do tomorrow, what kim jong un decides to do tomorrow, this is silly. you cannot control people who are beyond your control. and even if the united states could assist, for example, in ukraine's efforts to hold off russian advances, suppose ukraine wins this war. well, russia is still going to be a very large country with a very long border next to and the russians still consider that ukraine ought to be part of the united states. and so unless unless well, and this is exactly what lindbergh said, unless the united states is determined to defend ukraine forever, then you just got to cut your losses. and i've been very good have said and i'll go there in the first place. this is exactly what it's going to lead to. and he would have said, for example, with the war in afghanistan. okay it's understandable. the united states invaded afghanistan in the immediate aftermath of the attacks. 911. we had to clear out al qaida training camps. but for the united states to be there for years and, you know, nothing good comes of it, you

russia's full fledged and unprovoked invasion of ukraine, the united states sided with russia at the un general assembly multiple times, including voting against a european drafted resolution condemning russia's invasion and supporting ukraine's territorial integrity. the united states voted the same as just 11 other countries, including russia and two of its closest allies, belarus and north korea. on thursday, the u.s. and russia conducted another round of meetings, this time in istanbul, discussing, among other things, restoring direct flights between the countries and issues dealing with diplomatic missions. that's according to the russian foreign ministry. putin later publicly praised the trump administration's, quote, pragmatism and realistic worldview, saying things so far are, quote, inspiring a certain degree of hope. joining me now is ben rhodes. he's a former deputy national security advisor in the obama administration. he's a co-host of the important podcast pod. save the world, is an msnbc political contributor, and is the author of the important book, after the fall the ri