the un security council is set to vote on plans to send an extra 5000 troops in to help. tens of thousands of people are sheltering and human compounds. the staff say they are ill-equipped to protect so many civilians. of space every inch used as over 20,000 people take refuge here at the un base in juba. 45,000 civilians are under u.n. protection. they are just a fraction of the hundreds of thousands have fled fled to escape the violence between government and rebel forces. hundreds have already been killed. although the government is keen to downplay the unrest, there have been reports of summary executions and ethnically targeted killings. the situation is of mounting urgency. i am sending a letter to the security council containing my recommendation for boosting the production capacity with additional troops, please, and logistic -- troops, police, and logistical assets. ask for likely to around 5000 more troops and 280 police officers for the south sudan peacekeeping mission. providing basic foot in children is becoming more and more of a challenge. -- providing basi

the un security council is taking steps to get the situation in the central african republic under control. it has authorized african and french troops be sent to the country to help restore security and order. the security council unanimously passed a resolution proposed by the chair country france the council has authorize the deployment of more african union or eu troops for one year. french troops will also be sent to assist them. the resolution says the security council will consider giving the eu forces un peacekeeper status. if the situation in the country doesn't improve within three months. the eu plans to deploy more than thirty five hundred troops in the country french president francois alliance says the situation is becoming serious too. we decided to actively be due to the urgency of the situation starting tonight to go talk this over with the african union france is sending six hundred more troops within a few days that will double the number of french troops currently in the country france is concerned about militia is gaining ground in its former african colonies it has al

the un security council voted on tuesday to the poll amongst the number of united nations peacekeepers inside and out incumbent on you when you that the violence has pushed the two year ovation to the verge of all out civil war. the strength of the un mission will be boosted to twelve thousand five hundred troops as soon as possible the request by un secretary general by ki moon was authorized unanimously that a united nations mission and sets it down is struggling to keep people sheltering from the violence of the combine is safe. is evacuated injured civilians of mobile sets of stuff from four to the couple's of juba thousands of people and the unknown zipping killed during the past week the worsening violence is between groups loyal to the presence of troops loyal to the former vice president who was sacked in july after a power struggle. government troops have re taken control of the cup until it don't make steaks for a keypad which last week fell to rebels loyal to the former vice president. western power is an east african states are keen to prevent more chaos in this fragile reg

happened when americans invaded iraq this happened when made to blame family overstepped the un security council mandate and bombed libya because of that and. then sion is also happening in a number of other countries in the region. the syrian conflict is another example of a situation where you have terrorists from all over the world including europe us and russia we are fighting there to turn syria and in fact this whole region into a caliphate that is so forced democratization by outside forces undermines stability and produces new threats. graters the military on the other hand provides the best environment for democratic reforms. so when the conference on syria opens and i really hope that the conference will go ahead as planned on january the twenty second i hope the opposition doesn't come up with some unacceptable conditions contrary to the russian american initiative so i strongly believe this conference should focus on fighting terrorism because this is the main threat to syria and other countries in the region today certainly there will be other issues on the agenda including pressing

latino officials say tensions in south sudan remain high with no sign of a cease fire inside the un security council held an unofficial meeting to discuss the latest developments fighting across the african country continues to spread. different ambassador to the un security council present year round our role expressed great crn

to change and america's encouraging this by allowing it to happen by overriding every single un security council resolution if you go sitters were to a library they they gladly and proudly mention how many times the us has vetoed un security council resolutions there can be no change when there's no will and one of the most important factors is israel has a need to expand it because it wants to embrace more and more people at the moment you know we were talking talks may go somewhere but the children of gaza the people of gaza are walking in sewage to go to school if there's a school to be found because there's no fuel why is there no fuel in one thousand nine hundred nine there was no massive amounts of gas in gaza british gas was going to explore israel put a stop to it sharon said i will never buy gas from gaza they want to own it they want to own the water in the region because the if you expand and you have land people need water you make import fuel but you can't do it with water so they wanted to get water from turkey and in order to do that iraq and syria has to be eliminated so that the

the un security council doubles the number of peacekeepers in south sudan amid reports of massive million deaths will look at whether a foreign clamor for the african states oil is among the factors tearing it apart. and arlen's crisis has been declared over and fought for homeowners it's anything but to do anything at all if you think i was this dish. i have no way i wish to speak to the people whose lives have been shattered by the banks in a country where one in five mortgages are overdue we have never evaluation how much this is cost us in the motional and health terms. it is not in the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina joshie welcome to the program. an israeli airstrike on gaza has killed at least one person a young girl and injured several members of her family tanks and infantry have also been involved in a series of attacks on the palestinian territory all this in response to the fail shooting of an israeli civilian on the border the latest from our middle east correspondent paula sleep. one palestinian girl a three year old has been killed in the gaza strip among

self seed and while the country is on the brink of sliding into a full blown civil war the un security council has voted to nearly double the number of peacekeeping forces in the region. kenyan she has more on the growing crisis in new york the un security council unanimously voted to increase the number of persons health and the top half thousand. the same time he went last and fifty five hundred additional peacekeepers to the country nearly doubling the current number. violence has been escalating between couples under the control of former vice president rick nash are and forces loyal to president subject here. speaking after the vote. un secretary general and demons said the un had the port of covert attacks. tens of thousands fleeing their homes and innocent civilians being targeted because of their ethnicity. here is a batik and tried to call his ousted vice president star isn't that mean you are. when you are are among the largest ethnic groups in south sudan the un high commissioner for human rights committee police said. there's palpable fear among civilians the boat due to a new word

a un security council advised to fighting groups in solitude something you get the whole island to seek a solution through dialogue. the council released a statement often a vacancy meeting on friday the political crises the two gentlemen political receiving more beef. we don't sort very quickly. according to court prices for dialogue. united nations as thirty five thousand civilians and taking shelter at the un peacekeeper as bases around the country eight cents on groups of plants to some basics fighting erupted last sunday in the capital shootout between rival minutes the groups opposing the president on a full on by stress. the classes left about five hundred people dead. at least thirteen people including indian peacekeeping troops were killed in a sock in the cold although he still stayed up until when a bomb suspect some people believe to be from the form of vice presidents africa made up the new tax as naked deemed capital leads to the present when taking shelter at the un base there. all my russian tycoon greek ideal cold or cough steve has arrived in java may opt in being a pa

the un security council sought suspension, not prohibition. believe that now in this plan that we have laid out, iran is required to address the un security council resolutions regarding its nuclear program before a comprehensive agreement can be reached. the un security council resolution 1929, which is contained in that, specifically addresses ballistic missiles. it is on the table. it is part of the discussion. >> my time is expired. i want to thank you. i am very concerned about this iranian regime being allowed enrichment capability at the end of the day. i don't think -- since neighboring countries don't have it, i think it is a problem that might set off an arms race among its neighbors, but i want to go now to mr. eliot engel of new york for his questions. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to just follow up on the enriching. i said this in my opening remarks. said that if we force them to stop enriching, they would want us to remove the sanctions right away. i want to talk about both of those. first, the enriching. if there are securit

to change and america's encouraging this by allowing it to happen by overriding every single un security council resolution if you go to the jewish virtual library they they gladly and proudly mention how many times the u.s. has vetoed un security council resolutions so there can be no change when there's no will and one of the most important factors is israel has a need to expand it because it wants to embrace more and more people at the moment you know we were talking talks may go somewhere but the children of gaza the people of gaza are walking in sewage to go to school if there's a school to be found because there's no fuel why is there no fuel in one nine hundred ninety nine there was no massive amounts of gas in gaza british gas was going to explore israel put a stop to it sharon said i will never buy gas from gaza they want to own it they want to own the water in the region because that's if you expand then you have land people need water you make import fuel but you can't do it with water so they wanted to get water from turkey and in order to do that iraq and syria have to be eliminated

body and the p five plus one countries must do the same specially those which fly past the un security council in leveling sanctions that iran put those ministers have also discussed of course situation around syria that. i were a catastrophe a human tragedy in just a month's time. permits had back to switzerland to take part in the geneva two syria peace talks and today here in tehran mr library has sent this message again saying that first syria crisis should be resolved peacefully and second iran has to be part of the solution and has to take part in the geneva two peace talks. i've heard reports that some international think it would be more effective to use force instead of dialogue but these reports were not good. i hope the initiative will be successful and any attempt to undermine it will be a blatant violation of the international will cemented in the un security council resolution where flores that you have well i was so emphasized that it's up to syrian people to decide their country's future bet the international community has to help them and encourage them and support. meanwhile

today the un security council is set to vote on plans to send in an extra five thousand troops to happen. more chaos and central african republic. he treats from chad and burundi turn on each other during peacekeeping mission. to achieve cost of the first car bomb has gone off at a police headquarters in egypt leaving at least twelve dead and more than one hundred hertz explosion hit a security compound in the nile delta city of months for us. many of the victims were police officers inside the building at the time. the army backed government was quick to claim that the muslim brotherhood for the attack what he called a operation. come on that mountain greenery national fair standard of the starboard itself but there's been nothing concrete link in the muslim brotherhood to this attack the muslim brotherhood south cascade any attack. why am i kidding. well listen you could see this is the latest right in what is clearly a steady campaign by the military backed government seats. mommy wars he was was toppled last july to basically not just marginalize the muslim brotherhood to essentially

pertains only to new nuclear related sanctions in terms of what we, the european union, and the un security council will forgo. and indeed, right now, there are considerations by the human rights council about a resolution on human rights abuses in iran. we fully support that. on an ongoing basis, and all of the international forums, where we have ongoing concerns about counterterrorism, human rights, censorship, we will be active, as we always have been. >> that me ask it in another context. shouldwe proceed, and iran succeed in proving that it can run a purely civilian program and move forward with the resolution of the issue as you have discussed is our objective as we all hope will be achieved, would the united use allhen be able to the tools in its toolbox. what i'm referring to here is something such as petroleum sanctions, to address the otherilizing nature of aspects of iran's conduct, such as at state sponsorship of terrorism or advanced ballistic missile production or its human rights abuses? >> i think we have to look at ,hat the specific language was so i think the best i can do without

nations officials say tensions in south sudan remain high with no sign of a cease fire inside the un security council held an unofficial meeting to discuss the latest developments fighting across the african country continues to spread. the french master to the u n n security council president gerard a row express grave concern over the lack of progress. it's difficult to know whether it's simply a result of last fall out before going into a negotiation or what we do whether the two sides. i've decided to fight to the test each fighting erupted mid december in the capital juba between supporters of prison cell the kiera and others loyal to former vice president react which are at least one thousand people are believed to have been killed in a un report says the situation in juba has calmed down but fierce battles continue in central and northern parts of the country. more than one hundred eighty thousand people had been driven from their homes. nearly half have taken refuge from the fighting and un facilities officials express their concerns about reports that large numbers of armed youths believed t

the un security council says it is alarmed about the rest -- the worsening situation in sudan. the violence is spreading. sawlatest incident thousands of armed youth storming and army base. thousands of people were killed. -- flowne being thrown back to india. thailand's main opposition party says it plans to boycott the general elections. inre was an election boycott two thousand six that helped destabilize the government and paid -- pave the way for a military coup. the country was punched into a political country -- political crisis. increase pressure on the prime minister to step down. six weeks since typhoon high on theaiyan devastated philippines and many still do not have access to food and water. eurosn. says 500 million in more aid is still needed to help survivors. 6000yphoon killed over people and left millions homeless when it hit the central philippines early last month. the u.s., where president barack obama has hinted at a possible overhaul of the national security agency surveillance artisans in the wake of recent spying allegations. comments were made during a

the un security council is sending peacekeepers bringing the total number to 15,000. mass grave with 14 bodies was discovered in a rebel country displacing 80,000 people throughout the country. >>> the san francisco is handling it and they tested positive for hepatitis a. anybody who drank may have been exposed, those who are concerned macon tact their doctors. >>> well it will cost you more to send packages next christmas and postal regulators have more on first class stamps. and writing a letter from 46 cents to 49 cents, it's it is set to expire in two years. increase comes after the postal service lost $5 billion last year. the periodicals and bulk will also increase by 4%. >>> most christmas folks have off today. courts city and county and federal government offices are closed and so are banks however there is no standard mail delivery but there is pry yourty express -- priority express mail today. ac transit and valley transportation authority and there is also no service on the golden gate bridge therapy. >>> let's go to rosemary orozco in for steve. >>> it is

. >>> the un security council has approved a peace keeping force for the central african republic.here are conflicting reports on the number dead. reuters is reporting at least 105 were killed. the fighting was between mostly muslim fighters and christians who support the former president who was ousted in march. james bays joining us to talk about this peace-keeping force. james good day to you. what is this force's mission? >> the force's mission is to restore peace in the area. this was a compromise resolution, 3,500 african peace keepers. ban ki-moon, he said if he was going to have to provide the troops a un force in a situation where there was a lot of violence, he would need 9,000 that is double what has been authorized by this resolution. >> reporter: have you got enough troops for the job? >> we are in this resolution walking and chewing gum at the same time. we are both strengthening the mandate and then working through our funding and our bilateral relationships and strengthen the preparedness of those troops on the ground. the number of africans on the ground is increas

permanent members of the un security council, we bear an extraordinary responsibility to ensure world peace and stability. >> joe biden urged caution to avoid the risk of an escalation of a dispute over the islands but regional tensions remain. on wednesday, a senior commander of the lebanese hezbollah militia was shot dead by gunmen outside of his home in southern beirut. his death comes amid increasing withon in lebanon sectarian violence spilling over from the civil war in syria. >> on wednesday, the lower chamber of parliament and france approved legislation to shift the penalty from sex workers to clients. campaignersrights say the bill represents a he stourton vance. paying for sex is currently legal in france but pimping is prohibited. of the anti- apartheid leader nelson mandela provoked and not pouring of grief across the nation. thousands gathered outside of his home after he passed away on thursday at the age of 95 with his family around him. president jacob zuma announced the news. >> he is now resting. he is now at peace. has lost its greatest son. mandela became a nation

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the united states and un security council already condemning the attack. >> reporter: a daring attackn the heart of the posh downtown area. the car bomb killed former finance minister, mohamad chatah, his bodyguard, and four others. he was a close aide and top advisor to former prime minister, rafiq hariri. the explosion took place just a short distance from the residence of rafiq hariri. that's where he had his office. >> translator: we were inside and felt glass breaking and coming in, and an explosion happened. we waited until it was all broken and then went out and saw this. >> translator: as you can see, all of these shops here are damaged. i consider all of this terrorism. all of this is terrorism. damaging the country and the people. what more can i say. god help us. god help this country. >> reporter: as investigators looked for clues, politicians said they already knew who was behind the attack, and pointed the finger to iran and hezbollah. rafiq hariri who has not set foot in lebanon for more than a year said the killers are those of his father. the march 14th leaders met at

the un security council doubles the number of peacekeepers in south sudan amid reports of massive alien deaths will look out whether the foreign clamor for the african states well is among the factors tearing it apart. a three year old girl was killed and ten civilians injured in an israeli strike in gaza as the i.d.f. rolls out tanks troops and warplanes in retail against a sniper attack on the border. and ireland's crisis has been declared over but for homeowners and thing by. i couldn't do anything at all if you think i was this dish. i have no way i wish. to speak to the people whose lives have been shattered by the banks in a country where one of five mortgages are overdue.

the un security council held a meeting to discuss the situation.amantha powers says something must be done quickly. >> the future of south sudan is in jeopardy, and this demands urgent leadership to restore stability. the leaders face a shark choice. they return to the political dialogue and spirit of cooperation that helped establish south sudan or they can destroy those heard fought games and tear apart their new-born nation. >>> a powerful blast tore through a police quarter -- headquarters in egypt today. sections of the building collapsed and emergency workers are still shifting through the rebel. police say the blast may have been caused by car bombs. >>> an april factory building collapse in bangladesh has distinguished a fund to help the workers who died and their families. several retailers have pledged to contribute to the fund. >>> the church of the nativity where jesus is believed to have been born is getting a facelift. this is the first major restoration in 600 years. al jazeera's nick shiftrin is in bethlehem. you are looking pretty

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it comes as the un security council is set to vote thursday on a french draft resolution to send in a major peacekeeping force to the impoverished nation. been founde has outside the capital of mali. 21 bodies believed to be those of soldiers close to the ousted president were found overnight. that discovery comes a week after the arrest and detention of the man who led the coup in 2012. it eventually plunged mali in chaos. now. >> the pre--- chief prosecutor this morning would not actually confirmed the 21 bodies found are those of the soldiers missing which we had put at 23 in number. a, there has been discrepancy. but there have been, as you mentioned, rumors for a long time of this particular site which is five kilometers from what was his base at the time and there were witnesses who claimed a had seen bodies being buried there. malian in your average mind that these are the bodies of those disappeared. he is still quite popular -- how surprising is it that he was still a arrested and charged? to a lot ofo a shot people last week when he was arrested and charged. because he isula

his picture also hanging outside the un security council dham cham -- chambers. >>> vice president bidens expected to speak at a memorial service in washington. civil rights leaders and others expected to attend. >>> in south africa the wait see the body of nelson mandela is now starting to look like the lines of blacks waiting for hours to vote for the first time in that country. allan, today's mood more somber it seems? >> reporter: that's right, dell. things have really changed a bit. it's time to say good-bye now. and in the next few days tens of thousands of people will have a chance to do just that. those are the union buildings behind me. down at the bottom of the hill are several bus stops where people can board free buses and go up there, and that short trip a very important trip in this setting. downtown people queue up in winding lines waiting to board buses to go to where nelson mandela's body will lie in state for the next three days. >> it's very emotional. even now i'm just thinking what will happen when i get there? >> it's important because mandela has passed on. and all

un told r.t. that some foreign powers have influence over the kidnappers we ask the security council members. to act immediately and to shoulder their responsibilities in order to make pressure on those states and governments who may have influence over these terrorist groups so that they would be released without any condition of the norms and the orphans we should make a petition actually on the saudi government. and the qatari government as well as the characters government is these are three governments are deeply involved in escalating the situation in syria through the operations conducted undertaken by terrorist groups. elsewhere france has launched a military operation in the central african republic aimed at curbing a surge in sectarian violence earlier a un security council resolution authorized french tree to join an african peacekeeping mission the latest clashes between rival militias in the capital bongi have killed over one hundred people muslim rebels say you seized power in march of fighting christian seif support the president and this has sparked fears the conflict could ex

i want to ensure before we alleviate any sanctions, we at least get iran to agree to the un security council resolution that is in place. >> i assume you have raised these concerns of secretary kerry. what was his reaction? not to characterize other people's answers to my questions. >> what do you mean by to follow? -- toothless? [inaudible] sometimes congress attempts to act as if they have done something relative to a particular issue. they tried to show that they are being strong against the administration or making a statement. at the end of the day, sometimes those things are only messages that have no real substance behind them. i do not know how that discussion will leave all. to see a focus not be on that, but a focus to be on ensuring that before we alleviate any more sanctions on this country, they adhere to the base agreement that the un security council has already agreed to. the administration appears to already be negotiating agreements that are in violation of those base agreements. >> in a few moments, an oversight hearing on government surveillance programs. in two hours, he

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when a was stationed near the festive in nearly six thousand additional peacekeeper as the un security council approved on tuesday. i will eat awesome with helping the un mission in south sudan manage refugees. the mission reported that are the sixty thousand civilians are now sheltering the new and bases in the region. tensions in the eye world's youngest country developed into type and color plates off to the government blamed soldiers loyal to react much awful launching the attempted coup earlier this month meanwhile the us special envoy to sudan and south sudan bell booth and says the south sudanese president of the key us has confirmed his commitment to ending the fighting. we had a very constructive discussion. he briefed us on the discussion see ahead yesterday with an ethiopian prime minister and president of kenya. and indeed confirmed two of that he is moving forward. to arrange a cessation of hostilities. throughout the country. in conjunction with the increasing the ability to move humanitarian relief to the people of south sudan who have been trapped by the fighting. kim met her d

winning isn't until his death was reported that the un security council the meeting was adjourned and representatives to attend a moment of silence. japanese prime minister seems ilan they also offered his condolences. ok so he was a great leader he fought with a strong will to end apartheid he also achieved a major success in building the nation. his policies centered on national reconciliation. i would like to offer my deepest condolences. heroes statesman freedom fighter and i was many things to many people he spent nearly three decades in prison during the apartheid years after his release inspired south africans and people around the world of rising above the bitterness of the past and working for united future mikayla attorney scott looks back on his life and legacy no sunburns and i'm going to happen and i knew the day keep it. this is for me. buy a whole lot of may. the rest jewel to become one of the most iconic figures on the planet was a long one emma was born in nineteen eighteen in a small village in south africa's eastern cape. he became involved in politics while in uni

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by overriding every single us security council resolution if you go to the jewish virtual library they they gladly and proudly mention how many times the u.s. has vetoed un security council resolutions there can be no change when there's no will and one of the most important factors is israel has a need to expand it because it wants to embrace more and more people at the moment you know we were talking talks may go somewhere but the children of gaza the people of gaza are walking in sewage to go to school if there's a school to be found because there's no fuel why is there no fuel in one thousand nine hundred nine there was no massive amounts of gas in gaza british gas was going to explore israel put a stop to it sharon said i will never buy gas from gaza they want to own it they want to own the water in the region because the if you expand then you have land people need water you make import fuel but you can't do it with water so they wanted to get water from turkey and in order to do that iraq and syria have to be eliminated so that the there's no stop to this and the own as you say you hear things on israeli television you don't hear in america and am

it's wednesday december twenty cents time to think of ranching and tell them the un security council has unanimously approved plans to nearly double the number of peacekeepers in south sudan the additional troops would help to reinforce their bases in the country and try to restore calm and streets the fifteen member council on tuesday authorized plans to boost the number of peacekeepers and police in south sudan to about fourteen thousand the resolution asa constable aside to begin discussions open and to the crisis. fighting continues as the lady across the country with thousands now seeking protection from the violence in the u n run caps. the japanese self defense force troops are also in south sudan the government plans to continue peacekeeping activities that writing in the african nation has been intensifying especially in the eastern state of jiang wei. south korean troops who supplied about ten thousand rounds of life planning nation from japan. the four hundred japanese troops is stationed in un facilities in the capital juba. providing evacuees with medical care and water

to mission card as ukraine hearts to european security meets ingham and on going process the un security council is a traitor french bought resolution aimed at restoring security and protecting civilians in the central african republic it authorizes french and african traits to use faults in the coming test out was off to the capital buying he came under attack reportedly i suppose is a full seven seas eight he was a bit strained by rebels marched on team on the ground says that at least a hundred thirty people have been killed here's how the troubled country's ambassador to the un reacted. doofus. he once again took up this morning the sound of heavy weapons. like a lost people being wounded and displaced persons. whoa got them for a half million children of men and women and am hoping that the times she deviation of serious human rights violations of state and destruction. one point eight the x men. but due to their produce to local. the falls and gets an extent bowl is in the imdb captain of the central europe are picking out the lace is calm sectarian violence the curfew has just come into e

by overriding every single us security council resolution if you go to the jewish virtual library they they gladly and proudly mention how many times the u.s. has vetoed un security council resolutions can be no change when there's no will and one of the most important factors is israel has a need to expand it because it wants to embrace more and more people at the moment you know we were talking talks may go somewhere but the children of gaza the people of gaza are walking in sewage to go to school if there's a school to be found because there's no fuel why is there no fuel in one thousand nine hundred nine there was no massive amounts of gas in gaza british gas was going to explore israel put a stop to it sharon said i will never buy gas from gaza they want to own it they want to own the water in the region because thus if you expand then you have land people need water you make import fuel but you can't do it with water so they wanted to get water from turkey and in order to do it that iraq and syria has to be eliminated so that the there's no stop to this and their own as you say you hear things on israeli television you don't hear in america and ame

security protocol small un. i'm in the major members of the un security council conference and no. this achievement has been. donald whitney and the unit during the iran will have. will be released the big evening. chance to restore it to court. because now that cornelia run almost the has collapsed because of the economic embargo and economic sanctions. and now the unit into this decision the un will get. the relief down the list item is this trust is given to run to restore its decor. and on the other hand iran agreed in march to reach. you're in you beyond five percent. but the scent in the richmond is quite enough to resemble to use this to you in him sousa to make their own stations and if your mp says. this pipe is done the studious type who might be. the myth that. that's why i think this is a great victory. and it is also related to the peace in that region. and this is a trial. it will be. it is brown's attitude will change also change and the united states had incurable change wilco is unix is all the major countries of europe i will change. they would change their attitude to iraq now for a free t

to change out america's encouraging this by allowing it to happen by overriding every single un security council resolution if you go to the jewish virtual library they they gladly and proudly mention how many times the u.s. has vetoed un security council resolutions there can be no change when there's no will and one of the most important factors is israel has a need to expand it because it wants to embrace more and more people at the moment you know we were talking talks may go somewhere but the children of gaza the people of gaza are walking in sewage to go to school if there's a school to be found because there's no fuel why is there no fuel in one thousand nine hundred nine there was no massive amounts of gas in gaza british gas was going to explore israel put a stop to it sharon said i will never buy gas from gaza they want to own it they want to own the water in the region because thus if you expand and you have land people need water you make import fuel but you can't do it with water so they wanted to get water from turkey and in order to do that iraq and syria has to be eliminated so t

un told r.t. that some foreign powers have been prudence over the kidnappers we ask the security council members and the secretary general to act immediately and to shoulder their responsibilities in order to make pressure on those states and governments who may have influence over these terrorist groups so that they would release without any condition the nuns and the orphans we should make a petition actually on the saudi government. and the qatari government as well as a government is these are three governments are deeply involved in escalating the situation in syria through the operations conducted and undertaken by terrorist groups. in other news a suicide bomber has killed at least nine people in an attack on two pickup trucks carrying members of a maritime police unit in northern somalia thirty seven officers were also injured in the attack the group is it mated carrying out via cell be seen is the most likely culprit since being forced from a strongholds the al qaeda linked insurgent group is being trying to gain control of the country's north in pakistan's capital hundreds have protested a

un told r.t. that some foreign powers do have influence over the kidnappers we ask the security council members. to act immediately and to shoulder the responsibilities in order to make pressure on those states and governments who may have influence over these terrorist groups so that they would be released without any condition if the norms and the autumn's we should make a petition actually on the saudi government and the qatari government as well as security is government is these are three governments are deeply involved in escalating the situation in syria through the operations conducted and undertaken by terrorist groups. sons of fast food and retail workers in the u.s. staged a national strike on thursday calling for an increase to the minimum wage president obama pledged to push for higher salaries in the industry back in february but critics say little has been done since report i was at the protest in new york. what began here in new york city one year ago with just two hundred employees has exploded into arguably the biggest wave of protest in the history of america's fast food indus

un bashar de faria told r.t. some foreign powers have influence over the kidnappers. we ask the security council members and the secretary to act immediately and to shoulder their responsibilities in order to make the states and governments who may have influence over these terrorist groups so that they would be released without any condition. and the orphans we should make a petition are actually on the saudi government and the qatari government as well as a government these three governments are deeply involved in escalating the situation in syria through the operations conducted undertaken by terrorist groups. the world's mourning the death of nelson mandela south africa's first black president who led the country out of decades of apartheid mandela died at the age of ninety five at his home in johannesburg following a long illness reacting to the news of his death world leaders have praised him as a giant for justice and a hero of our time crowds took to the streets and john has worked to grieve mandela's death and celebrate his legacy announcing the news the country's president jacob zuma s

the un security council called states to observe a moment of silence many of those here have personal memories of montana he gets in mind that i was a triumph for justice and the talent or fisherman is spanish. daniel rode along route one which he introduced by mississippi's stuff. when she ran eighteen twenty two and freedom to touch our lives. in keeping course none of these. the german chancellor and the man called recall meeting him on camera and two thousand and seven this reminded of i and death until it was a wonderful time he was quiet. he had a warm heart and good sense of humor and i still remember my visit to him. it is one of the most significant memories of my political career. it gets but stay in a long line up would be too sleepy to stay. and then there was this tribute from us president barack obama. we've lost one of the most influential courageous whimper from a good human beings that many of us will share time with on this earth. south africa is now entering a period of mourning for nelson mandela the people here also want to celebrate his life. i can see mr you buy

look as more penalties of the plants around responded by receiving and uranium enrichment the un security council followed america's laden also approve sanctions against a rampant three years ago the country stop enriching uranium to that twenty percent level a token about to snap this is followed by a series of assassinations of iran's nuclear scientist is a ping pong effects of morning sickness lee seemingly ending then when the sun through jaime came to i wish that the resumption of the nuclear talks. when english reports next on the results of the deal was far from welcome by everyone. bt iran is a new leader. iran is the anchor of stability in the region. he's trying to convince the west he knocked out from life. be happy all the rain in france is imaginary and used as an excuse for oven. and he thinks nuclear free middle east is the key pieces to eric the urgent practical steps towards the establishment of such is an unnecessary. so good too everyone believes iran could have changed so much. will one day as a wolf in sheep's wool. overall he thinks he can pull the ot the wool over the odds.

whole is not trampled as the two strongest economic powers and as permanent members of the un security council. we bear an extraordinary responsibility to ensure world peace and stability. biden urged caution to avoid the risk of an escalation of the dispute over the eyelids regional tensions remain. also on wednesday a senior commander of the lebanese shiite hezbollah militia were shot dead by gunmen outside his home in southern beirut kason all locke's death comes amid increasing tension in eleven on with sectarian violence spilling over from the civil war in syria. on wednesday the lower chamber of the french parliament approved the legislation which shifts the penalties for prostitution and workers to their clients. the french senate still has to agree to pull the women's rights campaigners say the bill represents a historic advanced paint percent is currently legal in france with soliciting and camping are prohibited. dentist the death of south africa's anti apartheid leader nelson mandela provoked an outpouring of grief across the nation. thousands gathered outside his johannesburg home

with creating a special african rapid reaction force for the summit comes at the after the un security council gave the green light to a friend stopped its resolution the kids friends in african trips the temporary right to use force to protect civilians in the island's torn central african republic little did i know least african forces friends but emphasize their need for supports check your state yet the best results. we all nodded their own inadequacies these shortcomings. your weaknesses. yup the mississippi to set up and it's been neat to compare african forces to respond to any threat. well at all but given us the french president also partly dependent the international criminal court's after it's been strongly criticized by some african lead as he came to pick up to me. one of the tv on top of the most serious crimes committed in africa and they have been committed i'm thinking of finance against women. organized crime the mass killings in the water pump. we did is eugene. yes the guilty should be challenged. there is an international criminal courts the tickets will be just on the ice

are also reports of a mass grave with seventy five bunnies in the rebel held town and to the un security council is expected to vote on posting the number of peacekeepers on the ground as the fighting spirals out of control. seven thousand u n peacekeeping troops already in cells and insecure peace support the government and protect the civilian population another three to five hundred looks set to join them. united states is one of many council members. in fact all council members. that fully supports this proposal we are eager to work with the secretariat in troop contributing countries in other member states to ensure that the nation has the assets and resources that it needs to fulfill its mandate. diplomatic solution to the country's crisis may be in sight. sausage and former vice president and rebel leader week musharraf says he's open to talks shark a lot of paper was ousted as president of ikea last july the power struggle between the two leaders has divided the country the sectarian violence has uprooted more than ninety thousand people. some twenty thousand of them have fled to this re

assaults on civilian population centers and neighboring lands the area of our leash and the un security council resolutions or court rulings that set or other anyway seen as a pariah state and to have the united states closely allied with israel many people are recognizing actually does the united states more harm than good and similarly saudi arabia it is an incredibly repressive regime as much as we complain with some reason of course about the lack of human rights in. iran for example the human rights abuses in saudi arabia are far worse for concern about so-called fundamentalism in islamic world you can get much more repressed theocratic than the saudis. international law from moscow would be twenty four hours a day still ahead this hour on the program extending a helping hand to full with the u.k. increase its foreign aid budget that's not going down well with those struggling to make ends meet at home. and france and extends its surveillance operation just weeks off to shaming the u.s. for its monitoring practices full details on that right after the break. i played this street cleaner. l

by overriding every single us security council resolution if you go to the jewish virtual library they they gladly and proudly mention how many times the us has vetoed un security council resolutions so there can be no change when there's no will and one of the most important factors is israel has a need to expand it because it wants to embrace more and more people at the moment you know we were talking talks may go somewhere but the children of gaza the people of gaza are walking in sewage to go to school if there's a school to be found because there's no fuel why is there no fuel in one thousand nine hundred nine there was no massive amounts of gas in gaza that british gas was going to explore israel put a stop to it sharon said i will never buy gas from gaza they want to own it they want to own the water in the region because thus if you expand and you have land people need water you make import fuel but you can't do it with water so they wanted to get water from turkey and in order to do that iraq and syria have to be eliminated so that the there is no stop to this and their own as you say you hear things on israeli television and you don't hear in