ambassador to the un nikki haley says the pact is inconsistent with the u.s. policies. it's going to syria now the government there has carried out air strikes in several cities and towns in damascus province at least six people were killed in out of being while two others died in her arrest there have also been attacks in eastern hotel which has been under siege by the syrian army since two thousand and thirteen about four hundred thousand civilians are believed to be trapped there those who have managed to escape are living in makeshift camps mohammed though has more. on an open field just outside the city of hama displaced syrian families have set up camp they are part of the now familiar to us from syrian cities and from government falls as they endured weeks of bombardments then fled. defenseless in the face of incessant talks and with little hope of a that despite all relief. went out there are thirty to forty tents here two to three families live in every tent the are no toilets running water or schooling for the kids we don't have much they joined the ranks of m

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here's what the us ambassador to the un, nikki haley had to say a short time ago.nd united against a north korean regime that rejects the pursuit of peace. the regime continues to defy the resolutions of this council, the norms of civilised behaviour, and the patience of the international community. their arrogance and hostility to anything productive has set their country on a destructive path. we can speak to our united nations reporter who is in new york, tough words there, give us a flavour of the debate overall. as you said, nikki haley promised kimjong—un that further defiance would mean further isolation and further punishment from the united nations security council and we saw a united voice, the fact that this resolution passed with the support of china really shows that the international community is very concerned about the threat of war on the korean peninsula and there have been no good options on how to deal with this issue so diplomats said this was trying to exert maximum pressure on kim jong—un‘s regime to was trying to exert maximum pressure on ki

envoy to the un nikki haley right there she actually attacked the un itself accusing the global body of being biased against israel. over many years the united nations has outrageously been of the world's foremost earners of hostility towards israel the un has done much more damage to the prospects for middle east peace than to advance them we will not be a party to that the united states no longer stands by when israel is unfairly attacked in the united nations we spoke exclusively to the secretary general of the palestine liberation organization executive committee erica he believes netanyahu and trump have destroyed the principle of the two state solution without revealing their plans to the palestinians beforehand. from took the central issue jerusalem and decided its fate unilaterally and now in a matter of days or weeks the trumpet ministration will declare its agreement to the incorporation of settlements by israel might happen in another week's time this is my personal analysis based on my knowledge and evaluation of the behavior of this administration before of weeks straigh

from a un pact designed to improve the handling of refugees globally the us ambassador to the un nikki haley says the global compact on migration is inconsistent with u.s. policies under and security forces have restore calm after days of violence from the only disputed presidential election electoral commission is yet to declare a winner with president went to london ahead of opposition candidates over the last roll or those are the top stories talked to is next i'll be back in about half an hour. the brazilian amazon in an immense rain forest known as the lungs of the world because of its lush vegetation but this is not a story about the dangers of deforestation about those who have lived in and from this rain forest for thousands of years. but java the valley indigenous reserve is the size of austria eight million hectares that are home to many of brazil's nearly one million indigenous people among them the largest number of non-contact to tribes in the world photographed only rarely from the air. and it's here that ten indigenous people were reportedly massacred in august by illegal gold

today's decision comes s un nikki haley delivered a stern warning to the world body. >> the united statesill remember this day in which it was singled out for attack in the general assembly for the very act of exercising our right as a sovereign nation. we will remember it when we are called upon to once again make the world's largest contribution to the united nations. >> the resolution was introduced by yemen's un ambassador who calls mr. trump's move a blatant violation of the rights of the palestinian people and the arab nations and all muslims and christians of the world. >> ♪ >> more arrests tonight in connection with the possible gang related murder of a prince william county teenager. police arrested 19-year-old thomas pino mejia. both suspects face first degree murder charges. shows two people breaking into a northern virginia restaurant and stealing the cash register. police are hoping you can help them identify the chiefs. fox5's tisha lewis picks up the story live from woodbridge. tisha. >> reporter: well, shawn 'tis the season for these types of crimes and this one happened h

here's what the us ambassador to the un, nikki haley had to say a short time ago., for the tenth time, this council stands united against the north korean regime that rejects the pursuit of peace. the kim regime continues to defy the resolutions of this council, the norms of civilised behaviour and the patience of the international community. their arrogance and hostility to anything productive has set their country on a destructive path. the bbc‘s un reporter nada tawfikjoined me earlier. rex tillerson said he wanted to see this, president trump even called president xi to say he wanted oil supplies cut off and we've seen the security council bring tougher sanctions, getting to this point. to give a sense of how much this will hurt pyongyang, in 2016 according to the us, they got 4.5 million barrels of refined petroleum. now they will get 500,000 barrels, nearly 90% cut to what is a lifeline for kim jong—un‘s struggling economy and a lifeline, a vital part of his nuclear missile programme. diplomats hope that if this doesn't, as past sanctions haven't, convince ki

america was begging for nuclear war when as i recall, that is exactly what the us ambassador to the un, nikki haleynorth korea recently. each side employs the same rhetoric. you have people like lindsey graham, the us senator, talking about the americans needing to pull dependents out of south korea. that kind of talk, people around you would find very alarmist, frankly, because no one south of the border really feels that a nuclear war is imminent. they live with this threat for a very long time. that would sound very odd to most people here, if this is an ongoing dispute with north korea about its nuclear ambitions. it has said it has already achieved many of those ambitions. we are in a situation where the two sides, north korea and the united states, exchanged this heated rhetoric without the situation changing much at all. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. a former egyptian prime minister whose family said he'd disappeared after returning from exile has given a phone interview on egyptian television. ahmed shafik denied speculation that he'd been kidnapped. but he

from a un pact designed to improve the handling of refugees globally the us ambassador to the un nikki haley says the global compact on migration as it's called is inconsistent with the u.s. policies honda and security forces have restored calm after days of violence following that this future presidential election there the electoral commission is yet to declare a winner with president hernandez ahead of the opposition candidate salvador nasrallah. a news hour in half an hour inside story next but i. for some it's a red line for others it could ignite violence across the region so why is the u.s. government considering moving its embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program today with me peter told me it is one of the most contentious issues in the world a question that's been asked but never properly answered for half a century where in israel do you base your embassy well most countries have their embassies in tel aviv but that could change this week for the united states president donald trump is reportedly considering moving the u.s

after that, us ambassador to the un, nikki haley, presents what she calls undeniable proof that iranis arming rebels in yemen. then, connecticut senators richard blumenthal and chris murphy, talk about the anniversary of the sandy hook school shooting. later, immersing the president on deregulation. >> jefferson probably knew more about more things than any single man in north america. and i include franklin in that. who would be his only rival. and everyone was impressed by jefferson, the extent of his knowledge good items was smart but he did not have the breadth. but he had some history in law. that jefferson did not have. not because jefferson could not. he just was not as interested in the law as items. >> sunday on q&a, gordon would on his book, friends divided. about the relationship and a different political views of john adams and thomas jefferson. >> adams was a realist. he did not believe all men are created equal. he says all men were created unequal. he did not believe in exceptionalism. we are no better and no different from other nations. jefferson is the opposite. he

the third such attack by the who sees since the beginning of november the us ambassador to the un nikki haley has accused iran of supplying the who these with a missile while we don't yet have sufficient and site into this particular attack it bears all the hallmarks of previous attacks using a rainy and provided weapons it is only a matter of time before one of these missiles hits the target meanwhile the saudi led minute you coalition fighting in yemen has been accused of killing at least one hundred thirty six civilians and noncombatants in just ten days united nations says they were killed by saudi airstrikes between december the sixth and the sixteenth these are the incidents the un was able to verify so the number of civilians killed could be higher one attack involved seven there strikes on a prison in sana'a last week where forty five detainees were killed u.s. president all trying to pose just as cheap his first major legislative victory after the house of representatives passed his controversial tax bill it could be signed into law a soon as wednesday by president trump. five people

rebels on occasion was made by the us ambassador to the un nikki haley iran's dismissed the claimers irresponsible and provocative. a procedural error is forcing the u.s. house of representatives to vote again on a contentious one of the half trillion dollar tax reform bill that passed the republican controlled house earlier bringing president trump closer to his first major legislative win but senator officials later said the three items in the bill violated the rules of the upper house forcing the revolt. the new head of south africa's ruling a.n.c. is calling for unity after a bitter leadership election the country's deputy president still run the post will take over as party leader from the president jacob zuma he won out over soon as ex-wife at a delicate party conference on monday tanya page has been getting reaction from his hometown so wetter. several of them of course is from soweto most people here are pleased he's the new president of the governing african national congress oh i'm so happy i'm so happy it's a good thing really it is that we were weary and all we wed now do

ambassador to the un nikki haley says the pact is inconsistent with united states policies. syrian government airstrikes have targeted several cities and towns in damascus province at least six people were killed in our bin while two others died in. there have been also been attacked in eastern guta which has been under siege by the syrian army since two thousand and thirteen. but the syrian government says there can be no progress in talks to end the fighting if the opposition keeps demanding that president assad step down its delegation has returned to damascus and says it hasn't decided whether to go back to geneva when talks resume on tuesday our diplomatic editor james bays reports now from. the syrian delegation leaving the talks in geneva it's not clear if they'll return their chief negotiator expressing irritation at comments by the opposition side who are still stressing assad must go the language he was. irresponsible politically speaking his position is perhaps surprising his russian allies since their intervention in the war in twenty fifteen have turned things a

from a un pact designed to improve the handling of refugees globally the us ambassador to the un nikki haley says the global compact on migration is inconsistent with u.s. policies under and security forces have restore calm after days of violence from them the disputed presidential election electoral commission is yet to declare a winner with president one on the one on the us ahead of opposition candidates over the last roll or those are the top stories talked to next i'll be back in about half an hour.

of supplying missiles to the food for use the allegation was made by the us ambassador to the un nikki haley to iran has dismissed the claim as irresponsible and provocative a procedural error is forcing the u.s. house of representatives to vote again on a contentious one and a half trillion dollar tax reform bill that passed the republican controlled house earlier bringing president donald trump closer to his first major legislative win but senate officials later said that three items of the build violated the rules of the upper house forcing the revote. the former chief executive of latin america's largest construction company has been freed early from prison after just two and a half years behind bars marcello at a breath was initially given a nineteen year sentence for his role in a massive international corruption scandal john holeman has more from sao paulo. up to two and a half years in prison the man who was in charge of this company and behind the biggest corruption scandal in recent history has been allowed to exchange jail for house arrest here in sao paolo on the most settled the

migration it aims to protect migrants and refugees around the world the us ambassador to the un nikki haley says the pact is inconsistent with u.s. policies the international organization for migration is disappointed by the u.s. decision. us and country seriously have an impact and there's obviously. a point but nonetheless in this global eyes world there is no doubt around the movement countries have to coordinate coordinate a non-binding way and that's what the compact is all about and there are large movements of markets in particular and the best result countries cooperate in the. united states is a really important voice in migration and you know it's. kind of quintessential and so it's been. it's practices of migration to the forefront of mind it's important to always be heard and really disappointed that they're not a. pope francis has defended his refusal to directly address the ranger refugee crisis while the sitting mammal the leader of the catholic church says he spoke well candidly in private meetings he's facing international criticism for no easing the word for him until he w

ambassador to the un, nikki haley said it is the shaman pyongyang which is pushing for military confrontation which she says, the world does not want. the security council will meet two time weeks to discuss. >> a chain reaction crash after a truck driver slammed into a tollbooth. not everyone made it out a live. plus after firing the bullet they killed a woman. no life in a political debate of sanctuary cities. >> business will the modern liberal movement is? political victories matter more than anything? even the life of your own >> molly: deadly crash on theoae in california. it caused lane closures. a box truck slammed into the tollbooth killing the attendant inside. several were injured including a passenger who was ejected from the vehicle. no word on what caused the truck driver to lose control. you outrage over sanctuary cities. an illegal immigrant protected by san francisco's statuses cleared in the murder of kate steinle. now jeff sessions is lashing out at the decision. >> the fundamental question we have to deal with, it's time for this country to get its head on straight. the ci

talks on the deal which is known as the global compact on migration the us ambassador to the un nikki haley says the agreement is inconsistent with u.s. policies but francis has defended his silence in manama over the plight of ranger refugees saying he spoke the truth in private he's been facing international criticism for not directly addressing the crisis during his visit earlier this week the pontiff didn't mention the ethnic minority until he was in bangladesh where he met ranger would escape the military crackdown across the border. i mean that is how i was interested in my message getting through so i saw that in my speech if i had used that word the door would have slammed shut but i describe the situation the riots that no one should be excluded citizenship to allow me in my private meetings to go further i was very very satisfied with the discussions i was able to have you know aid agencies in bangladesh say young ranger women are being sold as sex slaves people trafficking is common in refugee camps where rangers have sought refuge for decades well the recent arrival of six hundr

but the us ambassador to the un, nikki haley, says it is the regime in pyongyang which is pushing fora military confrontation which she says the world does not want.and the un security council is due to meet on december 15 to discuss north korea's weapons program and to help to find a peaceful solution to the ongoing crisis. eric? >> the greatest immediate threat to the united states and the world is the threat posed by the rogue regime in north korea and his continued efforts to develop a long-range nuclear capability. and so, it is immensely important that we work together with all of our allies, partners and everyone internationally to convince kim jong-un that the continued pursuit of these capabilities is a dead-end for him and his regime. >> that of course is national security advisor, hr mcmaster. in the last hour the national security forum in california. with his warning about the threat to kim jong-un. he echoes the emergency united nations security council meeting that was held here in new york a few days ago. that is where the us ambassador to the un, nikki haley, also mad

talks on the deal which is known as the global compact on migration the us ambassador to the un nikki haley says the agreement is inconsistent with u.s. policies. a nighttime curfew is in place in honduras following days of protests security forces have been given extra powers to stop the violence that's followed last sunday's presidential election one person's died with dozens injured after six days a clear winner is yet to emerge in the vote as of now president won the land of nod as is now and ahead of opposition candidate salvador minor apollo has more from the capital. the night hours have closed in the city of we are now in a nationwide curfew and things have quieted down especially compared to just yesterday when riots broke out and demonstrators clashed with security forces a wave of looting and violence has really swept the country amidst this political crisis and the response from military police has been the use of tear gas and rubber bullets and people here are still very anxiously awaiting a decision by the national elections committee it's been over a week since the general el

ambassador to un nikki haley doubled down on the president's reasoning.ms] >> it's the right thing to do, israel should be no different. we didn't set any parameters, we didn't say this was the final status, what we said is we are going to do like we do in every other country and we are going to put the embassy in its capital. leland: as you could tell from the video, not everybody greece her or the president. connor powell where it's already monday in jerusalem. >> u.s. allies not only in region but allies criticizing president trump to reck sighs jerusalem as israel's capital, protestors marched on the u.s. embassy sunday morning. here in jerusalem we didn't see protests but israeli security guard in critical condition after 24-year-old palestinian man stabbed him. in public remarks israel a terror state while francÉs president emmanuel, urged him to show courage and push for peace. vice president pence is schedule today arrive here in the holy land in the next week or so but palestinian leaders are saying they won't meet with him. they say that the u.s

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us ambassador to the un, nikki haley, and writing the representatives of the nine countries that votednst the un resolution, to a reception. the president earlier threatened to cut aid to countries that voted against the us position on jerusalem. the threat is largely ignored. more than 120 countries voting in favor of the un measure. including us allies germany, france and the united kingdom. several countries received a lot of us assistance like afghanistan emma jordan and egypt. >> in california a man facing life in prison after getting caught with marijuana in indonesia. he says he is a good explanation for it and now his family is hoping that the trump administration intervene. william has the story. >> in my country it is not a crime he is ganja. >> christian man is not in us but in indonesia. wes i do not need help, i need rehab. not four years or more in gop requests -- >> many countries consider this an illicit drug. >> the defense has presented nothing. even the documents have not been translated or anything. >> they worry indonesia is berating this son as a poster child to r

am bar door to un nikki haley will not be told by any country where we can put our embassy. u.s.o use veto power after 14 countries selected resolution trying to keep the embassy in tel aviv. britain and puerto rico governor wants a recount of hurricane maria death toll. that number now listed just over 60. but the center for investigative reporting in puerto rico thinks it's actually a lot higher. they think it's closer to 1,000. now governor says they were never trying to hide anything and will reevaluate death certificates listed as natural cause. >> meanwhile a maryland medical professor along with daughter and family friend are three people that were killed in a small plane crash in pdian aover the weekend. and dr. lewis captain liina, amy and paul shuta pairished when the plane went down saturday night south east of indianapolis a dog was killed in the crash and second dog on board did survive. can't liina taught emergency medicine at the uniform services university in bethesda. >>> developing news locally now. d.c. police are searching for a person that shot and killed a t

am bar door to un nikki haley sending a stern notice to u.s., taking names. >> after president hution trump to rescind his declaration of rear us lump as capitol of israel. other counsels ill members voted in favor. haley called it an insult and president trump praised her tough talk. >> for the nation that took money and bounced against us at the security council where they rot she takes hundreds of little yonz of tlarz and. >> the un general assembly will heard emergency special session tomorrow to discuss president trump policy decision. >> all right up next 10:30 a map serves on side of semi-truck. >> and truck driver had no idea someone was clinging to back and what kased slow down and pull over. first, hey, u. >> what is wrong with people. we he have a cold night at hand a lot of places in the 20s and it looks like we will be well below freezing in most of the area overnight. it's a cold start to the last morning of fall, 2017 before we hit the solstice at 11:29. we'll be back. >> call it a tax cut bonus at&t saying it is giving more than 200,000 employees a 1,000 special bonus

also continuing us ambassador to the un, nikki haley, inviting the representatives from nine countriesainst the resolution to a thank you reception. of course the president also threatening to cut aid to countries that voted against the us decision on jerusalem. that has largely been ignored with largely 120 countries voting in favor of the un measure. that some of them were strong us allies like great britain, france, germany. we also saw countries like afghanistan and pakistan, jordan and egypt, received a lot of money also voting against the us. the next question really is, whether or not the president and congress follow through on that threat or not. that is what we are waiting to see in the next coming weeks or so.>> it will be interesting in the new year. also in united nations and congress. thank you! >> some colorado newborns getting a special gift this holiday. their stories, straightahead. >> awe! ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ ♪ ding dong, ding dong $50 gift card for them, $10 bonus card for you. only at applebee's. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood

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ambassador to the un nikki haley double down on threats to utterly destroy north korea if pyongyang does harm the u.s. or its allies. he continues to tell the administration that diplomacy is their first choice. china is the key. to be clear china can do more. we are putting as much pressure on them as we can. the last time they cut off the oriole -- oil, north korea came to the table. he told china to do more. if they don't will take it in our hands. at the same time they are warning that time is of the essence after a rare visit to north korea last week. it was the first trip to the country by a top u.s. official in six years. jeffrey feldman is now noting the urgent need to prevent miscalculations and open channels to reduce the risk of cal -- conflict. this is all happening less than two months before the start of the winter olympics in north korea. the concern of sending the entire u.s. team to reach in this hot, today nikki haley says there are no plans to reverse course. >> there will be a delegation that goes. we will do whatever we can to make them safe. the full u.s. olympic te

ambassador to the un nikki haley defending president trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel'snd relocate the u.s. embassy from tel aviv. the move sparking violent protests in the middle east and elsewhere as well as criticism from world leaders who call it a threat to the peace process. ambassador haley claims it will actually fastball the process. with me now is jonathan who is a former director of communications and spokesperson at the united states mission to the united nations, jonathan good to have you on such an important story. is ambassador haley right? >> it very well could turn out to be the way she thanks it is, that it will fastball things into a quicker peace process. we have to see where this goes. i beastly the jerusalem situation has historically, then a contentious issue. here we are smack in the middle of a very delicate situation. >> you've had other presidential candidate saying they would talk about doing the same thing, now president trump is doing it, although it will take some time for physical move. not sure how long that would take. is now the right t

ambassador to the un nikki haley. >> america will put our embassy in jerusalem. to do. and it is the right thing to do. no vote in the united nations will make any that. >> today's vote also came after warnings from the white house to cut off foreign aid. the un vote was nonbinding and largely symbolic. the resolution was introduced by yemen's un ambassador who called president trump's move a "blatant violation of the rights of the palestinian people and the arab nations." >> a federal appeals court in virginia has rejected a bid by the trump administration to delay the military from beginning to accept transgender recruits starting january 1st. the trump administration had argued the january 1st date was just too soon to force the military to change the recruitment and processing policies and may even harm military readiness. but some analysts say a new policy guidance from the defense department under cuts the trump administration's claim. the pentagon issued a memo saying it was preparing to comply with the january 1st date and the memo also gave detailed guid

out of a un pacts to improve the handling of migrants and refugees the us ambassador to the un nikki haley says the global compact on migration is inconsistent with u.s. policy. pope francis has defended his silence and me and mom on the plight of ranger refugees saying he spoke the truth in private he's been facing international criticism for not addressing the crisis publicly during his visit to me in my early this week the pontiff didn't mention the ethnic minority until he was in bangladesh where he met with escape the military crackdown across the border. i mean that is how. i was interested in my message getting through so i saw that in my speech if i'd use that word the door would have slammed shot but i describe the situation the riots that no one should be excluded citizenship to allow me in my private meetings to go further i was very very satisfied with the discussions i was able to have egyptian presidential hopeful has reportedly arrived in a cairo after being arrested and deported from the united arab emirates so if he'd have been based in the u.a.e. since losing to the musli

yesterday, us ambassador to the un, nikki haley, defended the us' decision and accused the un of is againstmany years, the united nations has outrageously been at the world's foremost centres of hostility towards israel. the un has done much more damage to the prospects for middle east peace than to advance them. one of the cabinet's leading brexiteers has suggested that voters can use the next general election to have their say on a final deal with the european union, and to force a future government to change course if they don't like it. the environment secretary, michael gove, made the comments in an article in the daily telegraph, just a day after theresa may's agreement in brussels cleared the way for trade talks. jonathan, i suppose there has been time for reflection since yesterday morning? that's right. the dust has settled on that agreement and everybody has had a chance to flick through the detail. this from michael gove this morning in the telegraph is perhaps a sign of things to come for the prime minister. michael gove was of course a key leave campaigner and he has given his

jerusalem as israel's capital the us will move its embassy there and the us ambassador to the un nikki haley says america will go ahead with the move regardless of the un vote america will put our embassy in jerusalem that is what the american people want us to do and it is the right thing to do. no vote in the united nations will make any difference on that but this vote will make a difference on how americans look at the u.n. and on how we look at countries who disrespect us in the un and when mike hanna joins us live now from the united nations in new york mike you just pull apart the figures a little bit palestinians had hoped for maybe as many as one hundred fifty to come behind them on this turkish resolution wasn't quite that many why do you think there were there abstentions and of course those against. well let's just go over the figures that were reflected in a similar vote on jerusalem taken by the general assembly back in november there were six votes against this number has increased to nine toko togo duress and guatemala joining the no votes including of course the us but on th

vote for the winner will have broken with tradition while the united states ambassador to the un nikki haley says it's an open question whether american athletes will be allowed to compete and next year's winter olympic games in south korea that suited tensions with neighboring north korea meanwhile got to me putin says he won't stop any russian athletes from competing after the i.o.c. ruled that they were only allowed to as neutrals because of allegations of state sponsored doping is certainly something i know many of the athletes personally and they have been preparing for these competitions the whole lives it wasn't only a couple of years of preparation they've been preparing the whole careers and for them it's very important so we will bear anything to anyone create conditions that would make participation impossible the brooklyn nets are going to be a long way from home when they host oklahoma city later on thursday the match is being played in mexico city the next visited a school on wednesday that was affected by september's earthquake in the city this is the first year where four reg

ambassador to the un, nikki haley said this yesterday at the un. >> america will put our embassy in jerusalemdo. and it is the right thing to do. >> if you look at the brand-new cnn poll out this hour, 44% of those asked approve of the decision to recognize jerusalem to move the embassy and jerusalem being israel's capital. 45% disapprove, 11% were unsure. when she said the american people, the american people seem to be divided on this division by the president. >> what she means and should have said was our voters or the trump base wanted to see the embassy moved to jerusalem. clearly the people of the united states are divided on this. that's understandable. as you well know, you have been covering that part of the world for a long time. it's a confusing and complex issue. there is a lot of emotion and not a lot of certainty about the best way forward. to say that the american people wanted that by our poll is not true. >> the invitation for the reception and friends who didn't vote against the united states, very interesting. 128 nations in the un general assembly condemning the decision.

migration is aims to protect migrants and refugees around the world the us ambassador to the un nikki haley says the pact is inconsistent with u.s. policy is the international organization for migration is disappointed by the u.s. decision and the us is the consensual country of migration to syria is going to have an impact and is obviously going to disappoint but nonetheless in this globalized world there is no doubt that people are on the move and countries have to coordinate coordinated non-binding were and that's what the compact is all about and there are large movements of markets in particular and he's impressed with all countries cooperate in the. united states is a really important voice of migration and you know it's. essential so it's been in use its practices of migration to the forefront of. those mines it's important to always be heard and be disappointed that they're not. twenty six people including children have been killed in syrian government strikes the strikes targeted cities and towns in damascus province including. its main on the saved by the syrian army since twenty

un ambassador nikki haley vowing to punish the nations who voted to condemn donald trump's jerusalem jenkins from washington with details as the middle east calls, some nations call for another day of rage. >> there are calls for another day of rage across the middle east, following a vote at the united nations condemning donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as is relapse capital as ambassador nikki haley blasted nations who voted against the us and warned there will be a price to pay. >> the united states will remember this day in which it was singled out for attack in the general assembly for the very act of exercising our right as a sovereign nation. we will remember it when we are called upon to once again make the world's largest contribution to the united nations. regions that didn't stop the palestinian prime minister from calling on member nations to take a stand. >> i call upon you to vote in favor of the draft resolution to make heard the voice. >> in the end, 128 countries voted to condemn the us while only 9 supported. there were 35 abstentions, 121 of those nat

ambassador to the un nikki haley says if pongyong does anything to rm will "utterly destroy north koreao this morning it's been months since hurricane maria ravaged puerto rico and the united states territory is still struggling to recover. about half of the island is still without power. for the past month members of arlington county's police force have helped residents recover. dozens of officers have volunteered their time to bring in water flashlights and other supplies and help in any way they can. the officers are staying on that island for another week. >> right now a convoy loaded with christmas wreaths is on its way to arlington national cemetery. the wreaths will be laid on the tombstones next saturday. the wreaths across america caravan will travel before several states before arriving in our region. the tradition began when a maine wreath maker donated 5,000 wreaths to arlington cemetery. >> coming up, charlie sheen sues the national enquirer. >> and a world champion gymnast trades in her leotard for a cheerleader for a day. >> 35 is the temperature. back in a moment. >> ♪ >

and the un ambassador, nikki haley, echoed president trump's joy that this resolution passed, and she would be repercussions if kim jong—un doesn't change course. today, for the 10th time, this council stands united against a north korean regime that rejects the pursuit of peace. the kim regime continues to defy the resolutions of this council, the norms of civilised behaviour, and the patience of the international community. their arrogance and hostility to anything productive has set their country on a destructive path. now, china's ambassador said nobody has done more and sacrifice more than his country to north korea abide by the security council resolutions. he said that he supported this resolution because it was important to send a clear message to north korea that it was not just the united message to north korea that it was notjust the united dates but the entire international community united against its programme. —— united states. he then said it was time for the parties to try to get to dialogue, to get to talks. china urges the dprk to take seriously the demands of the i

ambassador to the un nikki haley says the pact is inconsistent with u.s. policies. it's going to syria on that note the government there has launched air strikes which of targeted several cities and towns in damascus province at least six people were killed in out of being while two others died in her arrest they have also been attacks in eastern hutto which has been under siege by the syrian army since two thousand and thirteen about four hundred thousand civilians are believed to be trapped there those who have managed to escape are living in makeshift camps mohammed though has more. been filled just outside the city of hama displaced syrian families have set up camp. they are part of the now familiar exit polls from city in cities on the up talk from government forces they indeed weeks of minutes than fred. defenseless in the face off in says some tough talks and with little hope of a that despite all relief more zion on buying came in there are thirty to forty tents here two to three families live in every tent the renault toilets running water a schooling for t

ambassador to the un nikki haley says it was inconsistent with the u.s. sovereignty the plan is known as the new york declaration of refugees and migrants or global compact it was signed last year by all one hundred ninety three nations who make up the un general assembly but it is non-binding the goal is to ensure smooth resettlement access to jobs and education for refugees and migrants. doyle from the international organization for migration says he's disappointed the trumpet ministration withdrew. into country really is going to have an impact and is obviously going to disappoint but nonetheless in the globalized world there is no doubt around the movement countries have to. coordinate in non-binding way and that's what the compact is all about and there are large. markets in particular and these are the best result. countries operating in the. united states is a really important voice in migration and you know it's. essential and so it's in. its practices of migration to the forefront. it's important that their voice be heard and really disappointed

now today's decision came shortly after un ambassador nikki haley delivered a very stern warning to theorld body. take a listen. >> the united states will remember this day in which it was singled out for attack in the general assembly for the very act of exercising our right as a sovereign nation. we will remember it when we are called upon to once again make the world's largest contribution to the united nations. >> yemen's un ambassador introduced the resolutionly he called the president's move, president trump's move a "blatant violation of the rights of the palestinian people and the arab nations and all muslims and christians of the world." it was int fiery nikki haley was when she delivered that. critics say we get the way the president and the white house's response to this but you can't get what you want sort of by bullying people who are supposed to be your allies. >> and part of the problem this administration has is that difference in tone versus when nikki haley is that able to articulate something about an administration policy and when sometimes that comes in either the b

let's hear from un ambassador nikki haley. we have audio. >> we have never sought war with north korea and still today we do not seek it. if war does come, it will be the cause of continued acts of aggression that we witnessed yesterday, and if it comes, make no mistake, the north korean regime will be utterly destroye destroyed. >> frank, let me start with you. this latest test, the latest in a long series of tests that we've all watched, does it change the state of play now that it cannot only reach the left coast with the continental united states would you see something fundamentally different. >> you're right, the test that they conducted earlier this week is the latest version of their ballistic missile credit was very large muscle with advanced second stage capability and effective range was 8000 miles so that can cover all the united states. wouldn't call it a fundamental shift in the technical capability. we knew this test was coming. if there is a fundamental shift i would say it's more, a good be more in their polit

america's un ambassador nikki haley warned there would be repercussions pyongyang continued on its courseotal reduction of the kim regime's ability to import gasoline, diesel and other refined products, and should the north korean regime conduct another nuclear or ballistic missile test, this resolution commits the security council to take even further action. the chinese ambassador, wu haitao, repeated beijing's calls for dialogue. translation: china urges dprk to take seriously the demands of the international community, abide by and implement the council resolutions, and refrain from conducting any further nuclear and missile tests. the resolution also requires countries to expel north koreans working abroad within 2a months in an effort to cut off an important source of revenue. 15 north korean officials in the ministry which manages logistics for the army will now be added to the un blacklist. and, to counter sanctions evasion, the resolution requires countries to seize ships caught smuggling banned items. a deadly wildfire which has destroyed more than 700 homes in california is now