restoring order is as important the priority is distributing supplies one un official in type about it said disasters like this about a three day window to get a te it does nothing by faithful people are angry he added. the terrible destruction and the city is at least visible finances also been reported in the devastated areas which the rescue effort has yet to reach. the priority is to see this applies as to bury the dead to the christian message as international relief efforts intensified raced to the extent of suffering and the philippines the book to read them it's just one of dozens of organizations sending help the best delivery is forty tonnes of high energy biscuits. the biggest challenges for us they won't be broken and the whole humanitarian community in the government and logistics it's a full set of breaking down roads that are still covered in debris. i think that the apostle. their disease is also a concern the entire areas have to compete in both the destination. so keeping those of my sweat is due within weeks with the corpses and he is the amount of concord and to pur

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un officials hope the agreement can be signed in twenty fifty. but so far negotiators have a euro to achieve real progress the european union and the united states disagree over when kind piece should submit their commitments to limit greenhouse gas emissions in developing countries in this that demand a trade measures should apply only to industrialized nations who they consider historically based possible local one. developing countries also demanded that the new fund set up to help them deal with the actors consequences of climate change. many industrialized nations are reluctant to contribute additional pounds some experts are pessimistic about the prospect of an agreement before the end of the conference. choose from we did was to call close friends to be a guiding current year as well the current opposition to the dentist was back and change. idolized him looking into bill clinton digital identities was thrown in it's going to get in because chances are great option for us on these issues with each contains a twenty one days to go and i'm n

un officials are concerned that the increase in opium production code for the worsening security. a new skyscraper s open at the side of the september eleven two thousand and one terror attacks in new york the building is part of a larger redevelopment project the office tower is about three hundred meters tall japanese architects to me he called monkey design the steel and glass structure he joined new york mayor michael bloomberg is celebrating its completion mikey included japanese art works in materials and the interior. my identity. i made the front of the building a transparent to emphasize its integration with the memorial park. want to enjoy. for world trade center is one of the several towers planned for the area i know. this year's final sumo tournament is underway in fukuoka southwestern japan are similar report akira mari tech gave us an update the judge to recuse yet also not us she had hoped to make a statement. this torment his name means great sand storm but so far to starting his having a rough time taking up any kind of dust. it is the president on the african co

un officials say the fee it is likely decline as a teen sweet outlying areas and on top of that the government says the number of missing people is me and eat twelve hundred was more than twelve thousand people reported injured. pacific ashlyn has displaced nearly two million people. we put the knitting and other crimes. the central province of ha have a cause of parties to send over two thousand personnel to restore order. the tourism sector is already feeling the pain please note that major destinations are seeing cancellation rates of up to forty percent. well one of cctv selling desk editors who earliest that iran is among the first batch of foreign media workers to a riot in the philippines after heidi anne and she is the networking but that was one incident with a ks and now here's the clip we just received from rally at. now this is what william put it on her way from subdued to take lol then. and these once bustling cities have gone through many kind friends but nothing quite like this the scarcity of clean water food and sanitary supplies are setting the stage for a health nightmare.

investing is officially banned at the camp say the submission put space jordanian and un officials that in a delicate position jordan is keen not to become operational tensions with neighboring syria. the fed has more on this. history syrian army it seemed so tiny refugee camp provide some bright for cursing lions only sixteen km from the syrian border is home to more than a hundred guys in syria refugees. i mean the same team as friends the majority population in syriana in the backbone of the rebellion. this defect in the syrian army brigade here send fighters to release it from this that i recount were not trained there. he spoke of four cd training camps for raffle fight tears that another location in jordan and syria. another rebel sniper confirmed recruitment went on in the camps he said this increase since august rooted in the month of august and any added in the stadium of light didn't receive any training in jordan is the dawn of time going there the people come to jordan to join training camps. and a trip to syria often they finish their training on the blog. it baffles scient

un officials say that and coupled with egypt's tunnel thoroughfare shot down and a thirty percent unemployment rate has pushed hard into full blown crisis its leaders say the strangulation and easing ten to twelve o one. it's very obvious that gaza strip hamas led government are all under the conspiracy the babies really occupation of the corporation of rum on the government and some arab parties which is one goal to handicap the gaza strip by the blk eight hundred print on the hamas government with these catastrophe but opinion senate and to make this nation for over two million people needing gas street to turn them against the government the ga sis leaders are warning time is running out. if the crisis in east soon. they say the situation with exploding the faces of those responsible for creating stephanie read. cctv on the gaza israel border estimates its two thousand by twenty seven surround it demonstrates a scene ukraine's independence clack of thousands of protesters continued to rally in the center of ukraine's have to keep two team under the president's resignation the trust and to s

rhenium centrifuges were operating at iran's plant and no additional machines for facilities now un officials also said that iran has not begun operating any new generation i r two centrifuges and that no major components had been installed at the reactor being built. now why is this such a major development because many many members of the international community were worried that the reactor. site could provide iran with tony i'm an alternative to uranium for nuclear weapons the findings also the findings by the u.n. watchdog group also deep on critics who accuse you of using faster i r two hundred centrifuges would shorten the time needed to produce enough weapons grade uranium for a nuclear bomb this is the first report being released since president hassan rouhani took off took office in august but it certainly can be considered positive confidence building measure by tehran especially before the next round of talks between iran and world powers continue in geneva next week but what about those next round of talks is there not a fear that they could be. the potential the possibility of t

and you know tony and tokyo shares a look at some of the stories we're following this hour the un official's account for more emergency aid as millions of people in the typhoon hit areas of the philippines are without shelter or medical care. wellington and other asian nations has put the brakes

. >> in light of the reason is of american surveillance of allied governments and un officials, book tv prevent to the presence portions of author talks that explores the history of american espionage and intelligence as well as the issues that authors and journalists face when reported unspecified information. in the next hour you will see clips with journalist douglas wallace the intelligence historian matthew eight he wrote secret century, investigative journalist james pampered, author of the share of factory, and pulitzer prize-winning journalist and a priest and a co-author of top-secret. begin with douglas wallace, author of wild bill donovan, the spymaster created the zero ss in modern american has been rushed for. a former correspondent for newsweek and time magazine examined the creation of the office of strategic services, the precursor to the central intelligence agency and its leaders under william wild bill donovan. >> in july 1941, this is before pearl harbor to roosevelt signs and executive order designating donovan his coordinator ofform information. about a year lat

resistance in particular after turning down a seat on the un secity council earlier this fall the un received official notification of their rejection of that seat. on tuesday as well. jordan initially had decided to run against saudi arabia within their own regional bloc has since withdrawn and indeed george is now considered the frontrunner to replace saudi arabia on the security council a bit of diplomatic musical chairs. now while the council is considered a pre eminent arm of the united nations has come under frequent criticism even retain the un system for example for focusing on the israeli palestinian conflict at the exclusion of others. still the organization has brought up issues of freedom of assembly women's rights and lgbt rights members of the body serve three year terms and no country can serve more than two terms consecutively. stephen p cctv at the united nations in new york. following china's admission to the un human rights council the country's foreign ministry thank those who supported china's of action. well my mother tells feeling generally on some of the election of fourteen ne

. >> we have identified poor quality accommodation, un-safeworking conditions. >> officials in the libyan stit of misrata call on armed groups, even those working for the government to withdraw for a 72 hour period, after the libyan deputy spy chief was kidd napped. on friday protesters were killed. there has been more protests and schools and universities have been shut by a strike. into two have been insured in protests in the central african republic. >> demonstrators protested against the killing of a government official. it has seen frequent violence since the removal of a president. >> the united nations says it may pledge support for a new force to help restore stability. >> we have this report from the capital. >> these men from congo belong to a regional force of more than 1,000 soldiers already in central african republics. >> they are the only protection many have. more african union soldiers are expected to arrive soon. the u.n.'s discussing plans to send peacekeepers to back them up. >> this country is, according to observers, close to a failed state. let's make sure the coun

official told reuters. the last few weeks present obama decided to put an end to spying on the un headquarters in new york. us officials said the president also halted spying on the world bank and international monetary fund even though it had never been revealed that such spying was going on. this could be the first in a series of denials been on the accusations coming from the white house and trezeguet in front of the next series of nsa weeks the movie chapel hill where yesterday the senate intelligence committee. move legislation for to addressing the recent nsa revelations the chairwoman of the committee senator dianne feinstein a year or so and as a supporter. however the legislation known as the pies the improvements are saying she believes the reforms in the bill are quote prudence responsible and people. critics of the bill say it falls well short of meaningful reform and they say that actually gives the nsa more legal protections to conduct its full collection of mutation records under section two fifteen of the page or not mercer has lead to build a secret a reinterpretation of sections two fiftee

work that he sent sms the book of records if any is two parts that comment made to steer un and our health officials are spending around thirty million dollars on the campaign. yet it has crippled at least thirteen children in syria with the health system has collapsed under the strain of me three years of civil war strains of the party of virus have been detected in suits some polls in israel the west bank and gaza strip since the previous year old but in the cases have been recorded in israel or the palestinian terror trees due to my immunization rates. it is the word islam is licensing picking the eyes from pakistan on the ceilings else syrian president bashar on our side for the disease to syria. the pakistani taliban a bad parody of ex nations in two thousand and twelve up to they discovered a pakistani position was working with the c i a running amok up vaccination program for intelligence purposes of bone tossed me up our year vaccination center in the city of padua any of this month is the latest in a string of attacks in pakistan on the guest tells what is some health officials warned the v

but according to our own data and two un data it's illegal fishing was officially the second to producer of fish stocks globally it was the second to producer do you understand and we're talking of an industry of approximately ten billion you were there year dick of the sokoto maybe if. it's a day that illegal fishing is taking the bread out of our mouths. maybe douglas not billion dollars is a lot of five hundred billion francs if we could channel five hundred billion each year to one of our small states. mauritania senegal. gambia that would allow those states to develop very quickly. do you think your argument about attorney came bang that credential example muslim democracy that was able to separate the it's really engine from its economy still can be applied to these day that's a fair point what i spoke about in the book was how ways gokey had done something being a complete basket case and make it go away with hyperinflation and video of all it die you get all the time so it seems so much economic success and i think that was great but the problem there is of course they do one day

officials at the un has called the situation in the central african republic desperate just a bit more about what it's like the people living there now how bad is it. it is. from a mission and in the top republican on the island. one good arm to help all the pictures hopeful that comprised up to the combined individual living a completely although the bush wound up with the notion that appear in court. the people are dying in a large number of preventable the chapel area of the dying of hunger ethics poachers though the situation is it really this was the only ethnic violence between communities to get to see signs of that is that what's caused these problems. we have been that the worrying trend that we should report of the republican september and now we're noting that as you can dilute it to go over well intentioned primarily between muslim and christian in the country. at the lake of the rebel group to cope with it the lies primarily with the local population as a christian group that could spring up. it's either armed groups. when he felt the group however the center of the countr

officials. about two confidential un red cross investigations that corroborate the allegations that suggested that the special forces and their translators were indeed responsible for these men's fate potential war crime allegations if they prove to be correct has there been any accountability for what happened well the military says that it opened a criminal investigation so they declined to comment for the story saying the political speeches but in the five months that i spent reporting the story no single one of the witnesses that i spoke to had ever been contacted by a u.s. military investigator so it really does beg the question of whether these investigators are actually going to be able to establish any sort of accountability for what happened there are still to come for you a bit later this hour dealing with debt of the ever rising cost of living in the u.k. results in posts in all debt millions of families are unable to find enough money simply to pay for the. finale the program western officials are alarmed at the plight of christians in the middle east where they're increasingly becomin

not my own web admin as the global toll do discuss this with top obama administration officials during his visits. the un says cctv in washington. we cannot let you not like the song the two explosions which it apparently targeted the iranian embassy in the lebanese capital by a route that death toll has now reached a zenith so are going up rapidly as we mentioned the idea. when we headlined that story at the beginning of this update. now earlier we also mentioned that buzzes in the himalayan nation of nepal have been lining up outside polling booths to elect a constituent assembly we can get some more on this because our correspondence with him a job is in the kathmandu and she joins us on the fun. o welcome to enter just the briefest of the latest the about the selection and the question of course is when will we know any results from the election. take a photo of avoiding it for the forty fourth had another post. in fact the forty fourth but the book the detection of a shadow of the dead said that that he's been keeping to the surprise is that over a piece with escobar was different about the pope the

small highway is expected to reward of the rest but also for interim partial deal official from the flight from any un security council members the united states russia china britain and france plus germany. also known as p five plus one break in talks to discuss the transplants. you rank in jeopardy for mr abbott's of roxas said. although it was too early to say with certainty whether you'll be possible this week. he was optimistic about it. it was always respected him and he ran immediately stop developing nuclear programs in exchange for the limited lifting of sanctions. it was to court sanctioned architecture would remain. in exchange for concrete verifiable measures to address the p five plus once concerns during the first at the p five plus one would consider limited targeted and reversible relief that does not affect our core sanctions architecture. meanwhile israel as opposed to six d o c northeast oregon state line in grand pre teen appeal of the lease is making reluctance to scoot on. i can use. and taking that into pandora and two years after a tsunami and earthquake devastated the position

investigating allegations of this and the student body of testimony from locals from officials i also learned about to confidential un and red cross investigations the core operating allegations that suggested that the special forces and the translators were indeed response to these men's fate potential war crime allegations that they prove to be correct. has there been any accountability for what happened to him what the military says it opened a criminal investigation. so they declined to comment the story saying the us case is ongoing but in the five month i spent reporting this story. a single one of the witnesses that i spoke to had ever been contacted by us military investigator. so really does beg the question of whether these investigators are actually going to be able to establish any sort of accountability for what happened. sadly disturbing indeed. but this is the first time we've heard of allegations of torture and abuse by western forces in afghanistan and i wonder if you can sort of speak more broadly about the snow wider context while the allegations and these incidents are kind of unprecedented in the

officials. how's the weather but to confidential un and red cross investigation to corroborate the allegations that suggested that the special forces and the translators were indeed responsible for these men's fate do you think that these incidents to you by the cupboard and then at the crater pattern that uses will somehow have a role to play in in terms of what kind of opposition the united states forces will have after twenty three people. it's possible the so called zero option to take place. i have guests as well though i think in this case because is no well money to buffer the afghan government they probably realize that it would be a bad idea at least for the karzai regime whatever its successor is on to to to push out now the international forces. so while one hand the status of the let's say official mission post two thousand fourteen is still in doubt d there is no doubt that there's going to be a very active and continuing covert black presence in afghanistan and in the surrounding region led by the central intelligence agency in the joint special operations command. pursuing the kind o

it will go quickly while the head all the un uk agency meanwhile is set to hold talks with iranian officials in teheran on monday. upi me and amanda says he hopes that his efforts will add momentum to the negotiation process while correspondent in indiana which is the home audience national atomic energy agency tells us more about the concert. visitors to see it. you get on a trip to tn. since my last year diplomats in vienna. hence it is the only one in human history the midst of this fairly often and making progress. negotiations between the sixth house and iran in geneva. he says listed for the lift today that he wanted to discuss practical measures the ukrainian government during the quarter including a small light on in iran for its health plans all its nuclear facilities. my team on its way. it's the u s you know it's been suggested that iran was carried out some of it. we were kids. when the spots where you draw. it is ukrainian ball iraq which is the premise that it's all instances these geneva talks the heavy water reactor which is to come online sometime mixed shia and principles a

the official repair shop to stand on the phone users need to pay two hundred forty un. nearly forty us dollars for new charger. however if searching for the same electronic component on one of china's online shopping website the price ranges for about twenty five to ten us dollars several times cheaper than p d discussion onlinehopsgigige the unit integrated it compares to one roll call. in the repair industry you can buy the product of the cheap right. usually at the same price you can't buy that if he needed to make her hair their technical workers and kill him if he couldn't deal however when comparing the cost of official stuart similar technical half the price margin is much higher. china's state owned tv network tv. an investigation on the market to repair cracks in the poetry in motion options are pleased with the new strain. according to the official price point or scams. they can use green copper consumer of fifteen hundred to eighteen hundred us where two hundred ticket to the nine us dollars however in unofficial are shops that interest priced much lower the

the un striking him and to free all the suspects according to officials. the american bed the current campaign is usually shrouded in secrecy between the two vehicle information about who the victims of the attacks actually all. but human rights what matters to study six stres in from the majority of those killed in them have been civilians including women and children on cvc capital travel to a yemeni village devastated only the us will on terror it says no fee for the one who has no trust. but both are now in short supply in this part of yemen. for months the class has been without its math teacher and his pupil. without his father this isn't a big shout out to check. the steel on the staff schedule. now he hasn't been here since training class in january twenty thirty knots today to find anything. the father of three was killed by a us drone alongside his twenty old cousin saw me in a college student who drove them in a borrowed to guillen he picked up two strangers who turned out to be suspected al qaeda militants witnesses reported a whirring sound in

officials say more than half dozen people were injured. a new report by the un's refugee agency is shedding fresh light on the corners of the one million syrian children after fleeing their war-torn country. the report says psychological distress is widespread among the children. many have been deprived of schooling and separated from their parents. we are going to go to southern lebanon to see how some of these refugees have been coping. students gather for classes at the first full-time school for children in lebanon. syrian teachers were recorded and the school was renovated to be ready in time. >> the start was encouraging. the students came in big numbers. they are happy. the most important thing is we stop them from staying on the streets and preventing their education. >> they are the lucky ones. a new report reveals that many of the 1.1 million syrian child refugees, and millions more have beenin syria, deprived of education. >> many of the problems we are seeing stem from the economic situation of refugee families. families who lack money and those childr

both the p five plus one group consisting of all of the un security council's find permanent members plus germany. a senior us state department official says kerry's commit to teaching for he can help narrow the differences. b was diplomats in geneva to work with a possible deal to end the decade. no mucus down gulf was continuing to progress. they remain officials that their proposal to have some of the country's atomic activities. hewitt has this innate to sydney from crippling economic sanctions has been accepted by the six hours. officials at that too of course if the optimistic on cost to clean and cream in the nation said nothing yet has been finalized. the two latest on this developing story listed by county. she knew that our corresponding kate hawkins and kate you can fall into this and there's a sense of quarters but also the historical tune is the most effective told what succeeding in jeans now on day two into the same. well i would say defeating has focused on tuesday to raise one there's definitely something has happened today as we had of course this optimism with the lads people were using gas today and at the end of t

emissions on target they just close the cap and so on that government officials here in japan will announce a new plan at the upcoming un conference to support developing countries fight global warming. they plan to commit to sixteen billion dollars worth of aid the funds will go to pacific islands as well as asian and african countries facing sea level rises and climate change will be provided over three years through two thousand fifteen. the plan was to counter storm surges as well as construct thermal power plants less harmful to the environment. japanese officials will also announce the two thousand seventeen launch of the satellite to monitor greenhouse gases emitted by developing countries and will discuss the implementation of eco friendly technology. by the twenty third base developing countries are expected to seek thirty five billion dollars worth of aid at the conference. japan's proposal covers about forty percent of that amount. over in the us might get the key stock index closed at another record high on expectations that the federal reserve will keep its stimulus in place for some time. the dow jones ind

un forces that by the united states. it demands that it be redrawn farther south mongolian government officials have released the text of a lecture that prostitute and that the president made in north korea. it says no tyranny lasts forever. the kindy and build big go get kim il sung university with tony and. he was there and laid it over to mark sixty five years of diplomatic ties sell the gourd said mongolia bally is fundamental human rights such as freedom of expression and the right to assembly he said he believes in the power of freedom and that military lasts forever. a footnote in the case the president was asked not to use the terms democracy or market economy various they run media reported. helping george express confidence in the development of the two countries' ties the mongolian present was the first foreign head of state to visit african going on to power last year but a summit meeting did not take place. yummy and has announced it has cut diplomatic ties with taiwan the west african nation was one of twenty three countries that share its official relations. one important one we are shocked. and im regret

un international special representative for syria. not that he needs is to meet us and russian officials in geneva. the thing is to have had the wave pool at all syria peace conference later in november. diplomats have run into the it group looks at the conference as well as strongly disagreed on how a future syrian government santa. to ukraine that way several people have been injured in taxes between riot police and protest is taking part in a pro european union ran eight hours on sunday nights and get about fifty thousand demonstrators from antietam on the same stuff schools and sign a landmark agreement to the european union in defiance of russia this morning and let fresh tensions between classes and please let's get to rule on this on correspondent of the cranky he is standing or lying. one of the demonstrations like now the baby to put them in the late evening the independent. the good the governor of the day right now. i feel it. you've got an iv. i think. but there are now gone. he did. open book. i'm the new deal. we thought. i did it better than that no one is going to give up. the attac

un is also calling for the states to return to indian tribes and. to bring indigenous people of america in a single nation with the altar official created by europeans. really great to see you say the demographics. we are projected to be the majority. states california and arizona and the western united states in the next fifty years we're going to be the majority in the united states. for the year. because that's what we've been doing for five hundred years we've been scared of all of the monstrosities. the europeans have done to us they've exterminated ninety five percent of our population they're still in one hundred percent of our land they've left us in poverty in our own land many cities throughout the u.s. already majority indigenous in eight years eight more states are projected to be whites minority in thirty years that will apply to the united states as a whole reaction of sorts in americans is already causing some surprise seek truth from facts this is the truth eco. want to run your whole life ahead the. face i think your life you know. the. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i roll the sushi. plate . margy dot com is launch

stressing the initial estimate made by a vocal official rose from the emotional fall out rather than an actual body count the un says more than eleven near me and people have been affected by a tight twenty nine and in some six hundred and seventyhree thousand people have been displaced sincere and unions. and here's a quick update on the missing koreans and the philippines korea's foreign ministry said that out of the fifty five koreans were thought to be had and the worst affected areas in the nation thirty two of them have been confirmed the lions but twenty three of them are still to come for. back here in a nation aspen medical center the largest hospital in korea has finished upgrading its international healthcare center facility in order to serve the growing number of foreign patients and provide better quality service as a team and gail has gone. the two national health care center and as the medical center celebrated its expansion with a ceremony on wednesday. the facility opened its doors in nineteen eighty nine to meet the needs of the growing population of expatriates business people and tourists to

corrupt politicians according to the latest un report poppy production continues to spread at a staggering pace with some growers claiming government officials are taking a cut from the lucrative business opium cultivation despite by more than a third in twenty bringing the country share of global heroin supplies to over ninety percent artie's guinea and investigates the problem. production has increased forty times in afghanistan since nato started its war on terror in two thousand and one and now the drug money goes to fund terror and god knows what else not to mention of course thousands of lives taken by heroin consumption every year but expect more drugs coming out of afghanistan because the value of opium is so much higher than any other crop available to afghan farmers that afghans are not planning on giving up on poppies anytime soon even though the tribal leaders in the afghan government publicly denounce opium production according to afghan farmers they still manage to packs them for that and this is what one farmer said government officials grow opium themselves and if they don't grow it themselves they rent out their land to farm

right to self rule the un is also cooling for the states to return to indian tribes and the mission to bring indigenous people of america in a single nation with the alter official borders created by europeans. really great to see you say the demographics are wrong. we are projected to be the majority. states california arizona and the western united states in the next fifty years we're going to be the majority in the united states . for the year. because that's what we've been doing for five hundred years we've been scared of all of the monstrosities and europeans have done to us exterminated ninety five percent and they're still in one hundred percent of our land they've left us in poverty in. many cities throughout the us already a majority indigenous in a year is a state's projected to be whites minority in thirty years that will apply to the united states as a whole reaction of americans is already causing the. some surprise see truth from folks this is the truth. exactly what happened there i don't know but a woman killed. piers later is when i got arrested for. for a crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph resu

government's actions and we're sending our data to government and tepco officials every day and we get no reply i don't see an action from the un as if they're trying to play down the scale of things meanwhile our children are all. it is suffering from fire. the voice of dissent is now intensifying despite assurances from tepco spent nuclear fuel rods are removed from reactor four at fukushima dai ichi. we have it under control it's a challenging process but we have the equipment to. anti-nuclear protesters and talk you say no one should be allowed back into the fukushima area until it's completely safe which in truth may not happen for centuries their peak it has just eight hundred days and they will stay longer they say to force their government into rethinking its nuclear policies. reporting from japan. in the process of removing the hazardous spent nuclear fuel from their crippled plant but it recently came out that some of the rods had been damaged decades before the two thousand and eleven tsunami and earthquake more details on that and other developments in japan on our website our team. who exposed the u.s. government's

un is also calling for the states to return to indian tribes this golden land. to bring indigenous people of america in a single nation without it says the alter official borders created by europeans movements direct selling to scallop book and joins us really great to see you say the demographics are wrong you'll side we are projected to be the majority in the states california and arizona and basically the western united states in the next fifty years we're going to be the majority in the united states of america for the european guert about all this i say placido more because that's what we've been doing for five hundred years we've been scared of all of the monstrosities and europeans have done to us they've exterminated ninety five percent of our population they're still in one hundred percent of our land they've left us in poverty. and many cities throughout the u.s. already majority indigenous in eight years eight more states are projected to be whites minority in thirty years that will apply to the united states as a whole reaction of americans is already causing some surprise seek truth from facts this is the truth. if you. start to construct your own. gives

rights in myanmar iran and syria the un general assembly is excepted are expected to adopt all four of the resolutions at a meeting in december. a top chinese official has told japanese business leaders that he knows air pollution from his country may be affecting your pants and garments. vice premier wayne carey and met with visiting members of the japan china economic association in bg. he reportedly said his country was curbed the pollution sources say when told executives that he has been following recent media reports on smog reaching japan. fixed line containing harmful pollutants known as pm two point five and is repeatedly playing kitty chinese cities in recent months. when reportedly said the possible consequences of this blog on japan is one reason to step up efforts to combat the pollution. a cheap ariane and relax visa requirements for the citizens of five southeast asian nations are encouraging terrorists. a record number of visitors came to japan between january and october officials at the national tourism organization say japan welcomed over nine hundred twenty eight thousand guests from abroad. just last month that height the ten mo

senate foreign relations committee look at the un's inonse to typhoon haiyan the philippines earlier this month. later, law enforcement and regulatory officials will take questions about digital currencies such as the pit corning. a senate banking subcommittee will hear about the benefits and the risks of virtual currencies. at 330verage starts eastern, also on c-span3. >> and tonight on c-span3, we will have coverage of outgoing fed chairman in bernanke whose term ends in january. he was picked up the national economists club i've at seven eastern. -- live at seven eastern. murphy of pennsylvania will talk about congressional oversight of the health-care law. he would chair a hearing today on the technical problems with the health care.gov website. former senate majority leader tom daschle who was president obama's initial choice to lead the health and human services department will give his take on the health-care law. later, a discussion on the health insurance exchanges created in massachusetts in 2006 under then governor mitt romney. our guest is john king still who ran the outpatient program for massachusetts. we will also take your cal

un convention on conventional weapons. both died in geneva on thursday ahead of the opening a group representing forty four and jen's met with officials from the participating countries armed robotic weapons should not make a life and death decisions on the battlefield that this is just inherently wrong. it's a new set just a new weapon but a new method of warfare this and other activists called for a total ban on killer robots the new the years and that she meant ninety nuclear plants are still in the early stages of the de commissioning good and its reactors and besides it being unable to directly examined every act is due to hazardous levels of radiation but in robot was able to get close enough to discover two cooling water leaks in one of the containment vessels meltdown to care that reactors that one too and the rain falling to two thousand and eleven earthquake and tsunami and genius want to know exactly how the reactors were damaged in order to deal with korean wondered leeks and bacon prepared to permit the melted feel inside. the robots can run shows cooling water leaking from two locations at the number one reactor containm

the sign all the yawning gap between the sites darcy's at the un and the arab league envoy to the bohemian next week us and russian officials in geneva on tuesday the goal that hammer out conditions for the so called geneva to peace conference. damascus the erie street seem today that said bashar al assad must be allowed to retain power. rough show is a saying that iran should be invited back cover to me saying no day to get in said today that the conference. and that's the rain that is patient but not today be decided upon the stickers. we are locked in a position to announce it today but to us to hoping that we were driven to have confidence before. oh we have to agree that that we would meet up with to entertain the time format. on the twenty fifth of november again. by that time margin on the pole position we have had cities of the dukes to get themselves surveyed the time of forty who go out to the formation of the creativity dedication to the comfort. staying with the syrian called pigs and the role being played by iran iran's foreign minister the homage of adversary frightening prospect at the tehran could use its in

this is believed to be the strongest demonstration of force by kim jong-un since he took power. north korean officialsadium with 10,000 people, including children. the crowd watched as they executed eight people with machine guns. >> the sun of oklahoma senator james inhof is dead. he died in a plane crash sunday near the tulsa airport. he was at the controls of a twin engine turbo prop. the plane spiraled to the ground and burst into flames. airport officials say he reported mechanical problems moments before losing control. >> only moments after takeoff, a spirit airlines plane rushed to chicago's o'hare airport to make an emergency land i can. passengers spots a piece of the plane peeling off and alerted the crew. the engine was falling off the plane, the engine cowling was falling off the plane. the f.a.a. is investigating. >> arguments are heard about god rights for workers. the law invoked protests when it was passed two years ago and led to a failed attempt to recall governor scott walker. the law is being challenged by a group of milwaukee city employees and a teachers union in madison. >> vir

officials expect fatalities. firefighters are on the scene. >>> to syria, a new alarm sound by the united nations on the plight of refugee children. the syrian conflict now in its third year a un report released says over a million syrian children are facing new threats outside the war zones they fled. school age refugees dodging bullets in syria, now being forced to work long hours for low pay in lebanon and jordan to help support families in exile. >>> back here at home, a small town in western missouri has been rocked by a pipeline explosion, for 30 inch natural gas line ruptured late last night sparking a massive fire that could be seen for miles. no injuries reported. the cause of the rupture under investigation. those evacuated families who have thanksgiving weekend interrupted are back in their homes tonight. >>> millions of other families meantime are still on their thanksgiving get aways, aaa estimates nearly 39 million americans are hitting the road at some point this weekend. but tonight a new alert about the safety of many of the kids riding in those cars. here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: show us your car seat let's see how you did. call it a car seat pop qu

neighboring thailand officials are loading up crates of achieving the feat was defeated in drugs bound for the storm ravaged areas the operation isn't going to cost according to the un high commissioner to repeat ease but not with him years before that point. over the territory of utah i'm going to be. the government's come under fire for bungling its initial response saying it was called off scott but the scan of the disaster the president is seen in the area since sunday to mislead or deceive relief efforts the dominant modes anyhow while all of the storm surge came to visit us this is the back of the bubble to the context of the course of the people what he had a proper review bust of god's word. she says scrambling to provide some shelter for that i think i could survive this. some full meeting people just nice officials feared that an already dire situation could soon turn into a humanitarian crisis. others also been extreme weather in the us with dozens of tornadoes have hit the mid west eighty seven people killed and many more were injured most of the storms hit the state of ohio indiana and illinois downing power lines and i think oops. such powerful storms

that is the email to in geneva today we that senior officials from the united states and russia and also to be the opposite gender political islam the un it's going to bet that there will be another meeting on the twentieth of december to make the final decision on which countries will be inducted and to push for the government and opposition to push forward the delegates will attend on that generates a second. let's limit on this is that she comes up in the big question on everybody's that. and it's rather a gizmo in round ten well the rug has been an issue for many months and have a bilateral talks between the united states and russia. even at the level of the six chicks take a cherry in the letter on the sidelines of the un general assembly of the station. the question is the americans. not the reins to agree to this cold hands of the nineteen oh eight to two thousand and twelve june called which means you have to agree to a transitional government that will take over in syria that is a precondition to be invited process for putting their french admit to thinking the news just in case they show most are reported to have been abducte

un general assembly in september at st east team to which s consent about two rounds meet the activities and negotiate an end to the sanctions within weeks around presented to the penicillin to ealing us officials in the last round of talks in geneva which paved the way that this week's discussions. there is opposition is meeting in istanbul this saturday to decide whether or not to attend the geneva to peace conference. coalition that leader ahmad shah but insists that has a ten s thoughts departure and regime change are on the negotiating table the mask itself are projecting those conditions in order for the opposition to take part in talks divided group needs to form a united front wheel on the ground up anna has ordered the manger hottest factions operating in syria to disband. mark thompson has the details. one thing against the syrian government's russell slade between themselves the islamic state of iraq and the homes of the isi ale and steel mills were fronds have carried out some of the deadliest attacks against the mosque is since the uprising began. let's see well kind of back streets could be said to scramble the bill and soil has been bustling to establish themselves as al qaeda re

un atomic watchdog released a report finding that only for a new uranium enrichment centrifuges were operating at the rinds a chance plants and at no additional machines at the four del facilitate the u n officials also said that iran has not begun operating any new its generation y are two and centrifuges and that no major components had been installed at the reactor being built at iraq. now why is this such a major development in because i have many in that many members of the international community were worried that the reactor at bad acts i could provide a broad with tony. an alternative to uranium for nuclear weapons. this is the first by a team report being released. saints president to pass on the money to qualify took office in august but it certainly can be considered a positive confidence building measure by tehran. especially before the next round of talks between iran and world powers to continue in geneva next week. us president obama has been taking precautionary measures out by asking congress to hold off on more sanctions against iraq while our world how words are negotiating and continuing to try to hammer out a deal president obama says in the us is serious about using diploma

official document and left. >> reporter: and stat 19 residents remained on site and one resident is missing and does not show up until one week later. staff members are un able to search to locate medications to give during lunch hour. >> he died waiters who went there and a bass and and the bandit the residents should be fired. and that's what i'd like to see. and more than that and complete overhaul should be done to protect residents in this manner. dan kerman kron 4 news >> catherine: the family of a 13-year-old killed by a sonoma county deputy sets up a court date that could turn in to a heated legal battle. a day care worker accused of getting a little tipsy at work. tonight: she may be "drying out" behind bars. safety the attorney representing >> catherine: new at 8: >> catherine: a morgan hill daycare worker has been arrested, accused of being drunk while caring for the children. police say 58- year-old anna lopez was taken into custody this morning at "child development center" on main avenue. she was booked into the santa clara county jail on endangerment. >> reporter:we're always tracking neighborhood crime.here's a kron-4 crime tracker on th