number three but the slight think whether the un security council sincerely discusses this issue and takes action is crucial. it took many years for us to see the world starting to understand the situation the englishman well as the acting on monday the eighth of the lights on film. on to the area. it is a disability i get my situation all three at advent the security council japanese fx and rationing is a pc for the other is called the report on this meant that he is and the findings by him to go to jail too. no story and leaders have rejected the report. a un representatives say they have been no cases of human rights abuse in the country investigators and outside seems un pc wii for the situation tea the international criminal court. integrity is still won't touch it. protests in thailand have again turned deadly in the country's embattled prime minister faces trouble on another front to la paz in a room in bangkok is following the story. at least four people are dead and dozens injured as police and protesters clashed in bangkok the findings came as police stepped up measures to

as of the un security council calling on syria to speed up the removal of chemical weapons agents from the country. the safe disposal the country missed wednesday's deadline to shut out all of its stockpile. mr green as i seek to conquer hence the mission it was in the sun the nonsense governments and security concerns as denise and for the whole concept of race can be made up for work. all wickedness and requirements of the country. then there's an expectation of swift movement safe and secure naturally noting the security conditions in country. about one thousand three hundred tonnes of chemical agents helped by the confidence will be removed and destroyed all still on a specially equipped us yet. i barely find the scent of the details have been taking our country. new us ambassador to the united nations center for high keys to stand still. it is time for the assad government to stop its foot dragging establish a transportation plan and stick to it. city council cents to settle for sanctions if the syrian camp and fails to destroy all its chemical weapons and materials by the end of

we present it is from the five permanent members of un security council germany and iran gathered here in vienna for this round of talks. they will build on progress made in negotiations late last year. in november. you made an officer of equity to suspend part of the nuclear enrichment operations in exchange for an easing of sanctions. the temporary agreement came into effect last month. the talks in vienna with renewable more complex issues. leaders from western powers want to ensure that you're on board to acquire nuclear weapons capacity. they likely to demand conditions including scrapping their time on the unfinished iraq heavy water reactor. experts say the rain inside will insist on the right to use their nuclear program for peaceful purposes. and that sanctions should be lifted old together government offices in tehran denied having any new three goals. eu foreign policy chief spokesman michael mann says he expects more rounds of talks after this one the overall objective remains to seek a comprehensive solution that would ensure all the wrongs make a program is exclusively pe

history and their place in history, but also due to their seat as permanent members of the un security councilcan act on security throughout the world for freedom, democracy, the rule of law, and this is precisely what france did with the help of our american friends in molli. this operation was successful. and it was only successful because a decision was made by the international community, it was successful because americans took part and europeans help as well as americans, who also gave their support, and a president has now been elected in moli jiks and the -- molian state has been formed. the idea was to prevent what could have been a humanitarian disaster. there have been already brutal actions that affected a population that was already suffering a great deal. there are violence every day, there are clashes every day, but france does what it can with the help of other european nations and with the help of americans. and this bares witness to an exceptional situation in our history, because our countries have always been allies, have always been friends, but now we trust each other in

any attempt will likely be blocked by china, a un security council member and staunch ally of pyongyang. reporter is in the south korean capital, seoul. while the findings are shocking, they come as no big surprise. nothing new in this report that people who have been watching north korean human rights abuses for the past 10 or 20 years would not know already. gulags. are sent to the there are firing squads. a very messy form of execution. starvation, forced abortions. basically, the whole gamut of conducted bying the guards in the labor camps in north korea. evidence suggests these allegations are very credible. we cannot prove that. we cannot go inside these caps. there is no oversight from third parties. experts from the holocaust museum have interviewed north korean defectors and believe that what they say is very credible, given their experience of other forms of human rights abuses and genocide. >> matteo renzi has been nominated. the mayor of florence has aftered widespread reform ousting enrico letta. gave the latest a short while ago. tomorrow, officially, he will meet with a d

shipments opie cw director general of men whose him to scorch the syrians to comply with the un security council deadline of disposing off toxic agents of the country by the end of june. it honors the weather forecast. earner the ruling ay ay ay ay the eye. that's a slide so she notes on the interest. it was. it's. cheetahs. rugged mountains she or coastal cliffs serene for us. joining us on a journey to japan from wild for two years in the scenic wonders a journey to extreme japan. mr maher destination is japan's largest national park licences in the center of hokkaido japan's northernmost main island. central part of my senses and is composed of forty peaks. your liking it's an either or a covered peaks of two thousand meters the vast complex of mountains called the roof of hokkaido. i do. years in stopping seventy kilometers or so. temperatures as low as minus thirty victories and six. does it succeeds. winter he looked in deep snow frozen sea. i did. i know ch ch in snow. all year long except for two and half months from july to mid september. for this fleeting summer the snow melts making i

since november 24, have the interim agreement 1, then iran and p5+ permanent members of the un security councilus germany reached an agreement. allocated six months to finalize an agreement on the nuclear issue, we are in the both partiesmpaign are trying to generate. >> one of the sticking points? tothe interim put an end enrichment of uranium beyond 5%, the threshold the europeans were seeking. stockpile diluted that has been taken to a lower level. what is up for grabs now is the big issue such as the fate of arakcentrifuge center, the reactor, the long-term position enrich.and its right to dealt with.s to be today is the first round of a number of upcoming negotiations that will take place. speaking for these days, the group will the p5+1 identify group members, you won't get anything out of this in the next three days. ans are hopingni that by the six-month anniversary of the interim accord, july 20, an agreement will be reached. iranians will do whatever it takes to end sanctions and return the country to the international community. >> in the meantime, the u.s. and iran have downplayed h

it will fly two and ye olde for toll said the un headquarters than a briefing with the security council. and the un general secretary ban ki moon. such was his concern that the dough and chill pasted these goals. absolutely no rebounds made more so with that even to agree on a gender upon which the tool to be buddies. betty called in the americans and the russians. that is set to top these supporting id that time the russians and poles supporting the syrian government and that the syrian president backs outside. the americans said very firmly in the camp of the opposition national coalition. so they got so windy jem and the us under secretary of state. and get maddie got to offer the russian deputy prime minister around the table to see if they could actually bring some pressure to bed break the ice move that also lives. but unfortunately very little headway was made the disagreements between the americans and the russians married on the ground here. and a few games of the manga does this report. i filed that it makes clear. the daily killing in syria according to the observant rethink

the un security council has just met to discuss the situation in ukraine.in the course of this meeting, i expressed my deep concern at the recent developments in crimea and particularly reports of russian troop deployment. the united kingdom believes that any newly deployed troops that did not answer to the ukrainian government should withdraw. my prime minister and fellow secretary have been in touch with the leaders of the new government in ukraine and russia in the course of today. they have stressed the need for every country to respect the territorial integrity, unity and sovereignty of ukraine. my fellow secretary will travel to ukraine on sunday. we urge all parties, in and outside of ukraine, to exercise restraint and avoid actions or rhetoric that would inflame tensions further or impact on ukraine's sovereignty in any way. my foreign secretary welcomed assurances from acting president on respecting the rights of all minorities in ukraine. we want the people of ukraine to be free to determine their own future. it is clear that ukraine wants to move

world powers are still failing to agree on a un security council resolution to help them. people are weak, traumatized. they have run over all of their coping mechanisms. they are looking to the members of the security council, and looking to us as a world community, to do something, to stop the horror, stop the violence. during this temporary truce in a area,harold -- rebel held hundreds of young men also came out. syrian soldiers took pictures of them as they arrived at the reception center. the governor of homes intervened. incalled on all troops uniform with weapons to leave this area. there is growing concern about possible reprisals. 15 men between the ages of and 55 are being questioned. this man told us he feared for his future. some have been released. some are still being held. u.n. officials say they are keeping a close eye on this process. important thats we continue to work with the government to assure this checking and verification is seen as just that -- not interrogation. this would send a very good message. to us they have said are worried that once the u

problems we have right now is humanitarian access to deliver that aid, and as we speak, today un security council we will be debating a resolution that would permit much greater access for humanitarian aid workers to get food, water, shelter, clothing, fuel, to people who need it. now there is great unanimity among most of the security council. russia is a holdout. and secretary kerry and others have delivered a strong message that they cannot say they are concerned when they have starving syrians. so that is an example of the kinds of diplomatic work that we're engaging in right now. but mark nobody is going to deny that there is enormous frustration here, and i -- i think the -- the under -- underlying premise to the question may be is there additional direct action or military action that can be taken that would resolve the problem in syria? i have said out there my presidency, that i always reserve the right to exercise military action on behalf of america's national security interests, but that has to be deployed wisely, and i think that what we saw with respect to the chemical weapons situa

least a despite the political disagreements over the truce in a geneva and new york at the un security council, there was a chance that this could continue, despite the cease-fire violations and the truce violations on the ground, because this has been worked on very hard by the governor of homs-- by the governor of and the united nations in syria. we have to be mindful of the big picture, melissa, because we are talking 2500 to 3000 civilians trapped in homs, and the u.n. estimates there are people trapped in syria in similar situations. this is a war of attrition, with the siege is a key instrument in that war of attrition. in some areas, the rebels, too, have been accused of using that instrument and cutting civilians off. >> in iraq, 15 soldiers have been killed overnight in the north of the country. a dawn were killed in attack. it is the latest bloodshed in a country where the unrest is at its worst in nearly 6 years. warnednt rouhani has that -- hassan rouhani has warned that military threats against iran are delusional and the iranian president has vowed to press on forever with iran's

officials in a un security council are putting the final touches on a draft resolution that would boost humanitarian aid access in this area. people in the country lacks sufficient aid well the fighting between government and opposition forces continues. last week western and arab nations submitted a draft resolution to the security council the copy obtained by nhk calls from both sides to immediately cease all attacks against civilians. it also demands that they allow safe in on hindered humanitarian relief activities. finished the initial document included sanctions against those who violate the resolution. but the latest draft only threatens to take further steps in the event of non compliance. analysts say the reason for the change is russia's opposition to resolutions that threatens sanctions against syria the us and european countries want to put the latest raft of vote this week. a group consisting of japanese citizens and american citizens of japanese descent in california have filed a lawsuit seeking a removal of a statue in a park. the memorial of so called comfort women has c

international community and the human transfer to human rights violations in north korea to the un security council which could keep the weight for criminal prosecution of the north korean preaching at an international court. it also called for stronger and continued un efforts to enhance each human rights situation in the north such as setting up an organization that can be in charge of follow up measures to the investigation. the un commission of inquiry is expected to report its results and general meeting of the un commission on human rights on march seventeen and adopted resolution on north korean human rights. later that night. or tissue attributes. we have only three days to go until the start of cross border family re union small final preparations are well underway at the venue up in the north. seoul's unification ministry says it has no plans to provide aid to pyongyang in connection with the events iconic and reports some trees unification ministry said monday that government has no immediate plans to provide theater fertilizer aid to north korea in connection with an upcoming round of r

charts despite low political disagreements over the trees but then in geneva and in new york the un security council as a child that this can continue despite the ceasefire violations the truce violations on the ground because this has been withdrawn for a top flight the governor of homes and at the united nations in syria but if we still have to be mindful of the big pics at a him a lesson because that would talking to and hope to three thousand civilians trapped in homes but the un estimates there are two hundred thousand people. it wraps around syria. in other similar situations and of course this is a war of attrition stalemate with cj is a key instrument in that war of attrition middle said that in some areas the rebels to have been accused of using that instrument and counting civilians off. latest from the ground and indeed at the talks in geneva. spooky the money has warned that mitre threats against iran are two new job speaking tear on the area to mock the thirty fifth anniversary of tehran's isn't a revolution and the radiant press described the sentence imposed by the west against an hon

over the lack of meaningful progress to help serious leak and civilians the french rat many un security council resolution demanding sake humanitarian cargo was for the millions cup by placing the saudis are requesting an emergency security council today. well the dream despite the low expectations there are some thirty nine nations signed up to some kind of success that these set pieces old cave in geneva. at the moment they have no roof and bounces on which to ged and it is interesting it's an interesting development that already there is this international rumba laying of dissatisfaction with the girl a shill speed of progress here in geneva the facts mumbling that manning of dissatisfaction could at kettle all the way up to the permanent five on the security council and that i have stuff to get another route within the united nations committee said travel all the gang symbol will edwin. richard said it is obviously very disappointing and the edgy side the expectations are mother and adjusts from a purely of an academic point of view united are the different stages of the discussions today h

made by france and the seas united nations it haha or huskies leading a delegation from the un security council and today physics at two on a peacekeeping forces it pays to have twelve thousand men on the ground. by the end of last month to halt the number one ticket. in thailand's protest is about to unveil the results of yesterday's carnage the elections despite his dividing stacey preceded largely peacefully and ninety percent of voting stations according to officials the testers however did manage to force polls to close in bangkok and southern parts of country. gustafson franchising millions of registered pages as tml told parliament receipts will be building a series of by elections will have to be held by elections officials say may take several weeks to organize a show like like that of course it isn't i'll wolf is in the thai capital look at the election that it was put forward by the dome of the election what it did to the east of the match the purchase of the cabinet in november and it seems that over the election was able to put across much of the country. this issue legal proceedin

and so we should punish them and that we're here to apply the un security council resolution which includes the use of force is wonderful to see you in the meanwhile people continue to ride the refugee camps in and around the capital. tens of thousands more fled the country. the united nations says some one point three million people are in need of help. it was the program is now bringing in food. it says it doesn't have enough to go round. some businesses now in germany's command spunk is finally back in the block a strong turnaround in the fourth quarter helped the bank finish out last year was seventy eight million years and profits. that's up from a seven hundred and twenty six million euro bloc fact it went well. ceo martin blessing described twenty thirteen as the year of transition into comics announced it was cutting five thousand jobs seventeen percent of the bank's shares remained state the lead after two massive bailouts following the financial crisis placards icon magazine has all of the reaction on the stock market in texture last month as well the way thanks to the news that t

all the trying to put my life would violate the un security council resolution. well the other administration is set to adopt that to drop plans for a basic energy policy is well on tuesday. and that means that japan would continue to rely on nuclear power to generate electricity the drop plan says that nuclear power generation is an important place load electricity souls. it means that nuclear power will not be the main electricity source but the government plans to retain new career path as a routine and stable electricity generation method the plan will play the blame for the re stopping off by the war nuclear reactors as early as some up when the electricity to mind is at its peak. in an investigation by japan's kyodo news agency last month more than sixty percent of japanese oppose the restoration. all the new clear pops. since these two cushion it like she knew korea accident in twenty eleven there have been more and more calls for dean in their eyes nation in japan what country sepia pal units were halted in may twenty twelve and a mock reentry into a zero

reporting there from sin from home the ukrainian polish has called for a special section that the un security council to discuss the on going crisis. and as if to say matt smith christ requires that the russians i'm bored of it most guys standing to lose but he considers a country that claims social and political ties. now put this in mind the united states is calling on the russians to avoid any acts of provocation was full house haskell with russia flexing its muscles across the border from the front of ukraine. the us was quick to call on all sides to step back and avoid provocations. on the same day the vice president ray point and promised full support to ukraine's new interim prime minister. his clique john kerry was busy seeking assurances from russia's foreign ministry. i ask specifically. the dr show work with the united states and with our friends and allies in order to support ukraine. to rebuild unity security at a healthy economy there we also discussed the very tense situation in crimea. we thrust him into teams scrambling for it to justin would ring snap new trade rules the us is confi

help maintain the lie about and that's no security arshad said acts court action after the un security council that solution and the world's chemical weapons bought stocks decision to destroy those weapons earlier she came in and cutting discussed cooperation likes to tatting projects such as increasing all yellow and natural gas supplies to china. spending on oil pipelines and building on the refinery. the silk road a coming out with the rationing proposed by china to boost cooperation with central asian countries. then she said china welcomes rush out to participate in the old impose the silk road economic health and a merry time silk road. many setbacks that is willing to respond effectively to seeking peace protests that he expressed confidence in reaching the hunter dylan us dollar trade fall of the target in twenty fifteen. preston sees in phoenix visiting said she found thursday to saturday at the inattention of aladdin near reading. the three day visit as his first foreign trip in the new year. put it out cctv. danny's repeating things visit to sochi is being closely watched by experts

rasta the glass and other members of the un security council are set to find out that differences on the drive tax to halt the violence in syria aussie un mediator in the upper heaney has warned the top so close to contacts russia's foreign minister says the last one sided approach to the conflict is holding back the peace efforts. the sleuths suspicion that stupid that we get the impression the windows to cool the opposition into that old scholars ever on copernicus and fulfilling that you need to communicate what they were really off to was regime change. the only thing that the syrian opposition want to talk about is establishing a transitional government. he asked about will they be willing to discuss the problem with terrorists as things stand most of his fights makings of an extremist and groups the more global headlines for you now hundreds of people have again protested against the rise. it applies to transport in the brazilian city of rio de janeiro. walking at the staples center demonstrators say that my son mike and asked where's was unfair. at a time when the cost of livi

refugees in turkey from syria and the add on was really crying his head in his criticism of the un security council saying the turkey as use it as being left alone with this problem. interesting lee said she supported him completely as he completely agreed with him. she said that johnny was prepared to use its influence with russia to try and improve the situation break the deadlock. they have done this already on the case of chemical weapons of being partially successful and will be using its influence again in this way. john barrett for a center for leicester city as john thanks very much until their european political news germany has threatened to push for sanctions against ukraine in a move that has sent sparks flying between the two capitals. with key of summoning the german ambassador for an explanation now the latest development came on a day the ukraine parliament failed to agree on curbing the president's powers of the storm he did it the nation is increasingly divided with protesters demanding that president they see uncle mitch said. stalin was conditional cool the sanctions is welcome

russia they get worse and other members of the un security council are set to thrash out their differences on the draft text so hold the violence in syria but the un mediator lakhdar brahimi has warned the talks are close to collapse russia's foreign minister says the west's one sided approach to the conflict is holding back the peace efforts. brought the opposition into the talks everyone to focus in fulfilling the geneva communiqué what they were really off to was regime change the only thing that the syrian opposition want to talk about is establishing a transitional government only after that will be willing to discuss the problem of terrorism which are things most of those fighting against the government stream and terrorist groups. and some more global headlines hundreds of people have again protests that against the rise in the points of public transport in the brazilian city of rio de janeiro walking in the setting sun sir demonstrators say the nine percent hike in boss fires was unfair out a time when the cost of living is. ever a zillion cameraman who was hit by a flare while fil

un security council has passed a resolution for the provision of humanitarian aid to the worst affected areas in syria the agreement adopted on saturday demands that both the syrian government and the opposition groups a blue state access to all of the suffering regions in the country previous resolutions were vetoed by russia and china as the sanctions included only in the government of bashar al assad and not to the syrian opposition. the number of lives lost in the ongoing anti-government protests in venezuela has risen to eight the country's leader nicolas maduro has called on u.s. president barack obama to join him in talks to find a resolution to the crisis i do it all has queues of several u.s. political and media sources of plotting to overthrow his government. and coming up next it's the kaiser report you're watching our two international stay with us. recently swiss voters nearly passed a referendum to put a strict quota back on immigration switzerland is a relatively small country and some estimate that almost a quarter of the population is made up of immigrants from e.u. cou

we know that the un security council has been discussing these issues as well. having a lot more to do with the russian government. the one will play big role in the immediate situation, they are going to have to do a lot more that vladimir putin and the decisions that he makes at this point. >> we have more on president obama's address of the situation in the ukraine. ♪ this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. i am pimm fox. president obama just address the situation in ukraine. i want to bring in our chief washington correspondent peter cook. have anwashington, we chang -- ben chang. is the president of the albright stonebridge group, and also by , bluebirdsom kiev wner -- bloomberg's on reporter. how do you view this situation? here in the city center, to be honest. the violence is now on. people are looking to the future, they have the new government announced yesterday. many people think this will be a government of national unity. the security chief has said they see russia's action as a provocation. that seems to be the big thing that that russia is trying to

damascus is on my bass amp as they presented a stop to un security council resolution on the fight against terrorism. attendees by to see really seemed to be frank old days fight to oust the president. you'd need a camera he meets me in the syrian government on the opposition on friday the ninth day of negotiations let's go back to our top story in italy where prime minister and recollect s as he is going to resign after the head of his own political party polled he supports that rival retailer nz is now set to become the new prime minister received the daisy in a row now see me you are in front of the presidential palace for an recollect is due to hand in his resignation letter today thousand and one. yes exactly now and he could act of putting the position to hit the government's some ten months after that ten months of day he was in charge of these very unwieldy coalition bt the right to the left kidney to eat. he's being forced to resign the sanctioning body's own hot seat now easy to get his last cabinet meeting. i hate it this morning and then this afternoon he will come up here to t

there is no un security council resolution. what are we doing? aren't we supposed to be lobbying for one? aren't we supposed to be forming some sort of civil society, lobbying for it? the solution would be to create a lobby group. we will not be able to lobby the government straightaway, but we can lobby the un security council to do something. how many more field assessments should be done? how many times will a syrian amalie answer the same restaurants from 10 or 20 or 100 ngos before they receive support? my second point -- the field we're supposent, to be getting field updates and they have been doing that, but we should ask ourselves is it an issue of visibility or credibility. have been repeating the same field assessments and wasting money and time and the dignity of the refugees repeating it. many others have been -- now after 40 years of not being able to act. local initiatives have been able to act in the light of the revolution. we should not be -- we should be because a the table vulnerability target group has changed. we should be de

let you catch an indirect object and pray that our diplomatic tug of war eighteen that the un security council the eagle with a set of resolutions on the humanitarian aspect in homes and in the rest of the bt chariot of the ark of the area. even at that one of the kingpin. a lot today in the opening half the people coming out of homes. andy said that the hope that it would be repeated in other areas. all about you yet with people or the good people at the peak of their confidence building measures. he told a conference of it. he had the home significant that the club to go the fact that the confidence building measures between all the kids in the fall the carpet that is partly the problem by pink at the age to ante up so they need to see more confidence building measures and that's not happening. he'd make that all of the us and russia to help the person hearing tuesday that in capitals and dealt with a two on the price it any other sport would not making much progress that has frustrated but turned diplomat who has seen the movie at cinema situation but at that point on each patient. he said

. >> well, immediately, we have the opportunity of the un security council resolution that was passed on saturday. it's the first times there's been a unanimous agreement among the members of the security council that the barrel bombing must stop. there must be full, unfettered humanitarian access, that if this is not complied with, that the security council will examine and take further action. >> is that having an effect? >> it just passed on saturday so we'll be closing watching and pushing the secretary ban ki-moon will be making a report within a month. there has to be action, every day syrians are dying. every day children are suffering. and just to note to michael's point about people have become almost numb because of the complexity and enormity of this crisis, the children in particular have been suffering. >> is there something people watching can do without want to help? >> i suggest they go to champions for the children of syria .org where there are different calls to action to help people get engaged. to help people partnership in a global call, both for action as well as

even if you cannot get the legal architecture together for un security council resolutions, there is a higher principle of state here and that assad should not be allowed -- and for that matter any rebel militia to stop the convoy. you're arguing for the use of force. the mere threat of force could be enough to make assad back off . the proposed strike set in motion a process so much he's travel very quickly. all two the year when the russians proposed a deal to hand over the chemical weapons to just claim to did not have. add on haven't, but do they are. >> i no there are a lot of questions. >> cure is and know that something will happen and how great that syrian song. not an irony to see a chemical weapon. it is the power. so really that is what he would tell them because we don't want to do anything. >> let me ask you to get to the question. >> the question is assad is the man who is doing of the killing. and behind it assad is russia and the united nations. we don't -- you don't want to do anything to stop the russians, then go to the united nations. i don't think without getting

actually take seriously the legitimate concerns of the concerns are codified in at least six un security council resolutions and on the edge of the night with bad teeth that in order to bring id ronan said ptt to build city to seduce a nuclear bomb within limits that are acceptable to us the world centrifuges would have to go which is something that enron said he would consider. this is indeed one of the points that will be dealt with. in the comprehensive agreement the number of centrifuges so as we know iran has twenty thousand tonne few are among the centrifuges. on one thousand are second generation centrifuges to enrich much faster. um and i believe that's the diplomats western diplomats would like to be wrong to have around. a few thousand cent if you'd use for thousands of centrifuges. so on the wheel gift. maybe more confidence in order to sign a final deal but peace will have to be temporary because iran will refuse to be. no cheating to simply as part of the nonproliferation treaty tv i've seen a tree. they will have to accept that as a hoax and contingent. closing centrifuges is like

the un security council met a short time ago to discuss the situation in ukraine. the meeting came hours after ukraine said russian troops took up positions around the postcard face. any action by the security council is unlikely. russia is a veto wielding permanent member to block any of forceful measures. the creamy ambassadors vote reporters after the meeting. we are planning to bring to your remarks later this afternoon here on c-span. >> these continue to decline. that's have increased almost 70%. at this rate, and 35 years, 16 million will have the disease. the third reason i am here simply is to show people that they are not alone. so few people share their personal stories. those toople have relate to. if weise also limit me talking about this it would probably help us feel less alone. americans wister the word -- was for the word alzheimer's because the government does. although a whisper is better than a silence, it is still not enough. i dream of a day when my charity is no longer necessary and i can go back to the lazy self-involved manchild i was meant

ukraine's opposition appointed government says it will seek a un security council investigation of whether sovereignty is being violated a draft resolution is calling for a united nations session to address tensions in crimea. and others following the crisis. ukraine's parliament is asking the u.n. security council to call a session to consider basically the country's current crisis a resolution that also calls on russia to stop taking steps that ukraine alleges are aimed against the sovereignty and territorial integrity of russia for its part says it's doing no such thing we've seen that statement over and over again from russian authorities and of course just because the ukrainian parliament passed this resolution doesn't mean the u.n. security council will take it up so what exactly might ukraine be trying to do here while pointing to the head of the foreign affairs committee of russia's lower house ukraine's new government could be trying to gain international legitimacy by turning to the u.n. aleksey pushkov and others have also pointed out what he and others see as a contradiction he

with our seat on the un's security council, our seats on the executive board of the world bank, the internationalmonetary fund, and other organizations as has been tension. this has been vital for our interests and even more important for the interests of the citizens of the world. if i may just for a moment be a little personal my late examplen-law is just an of the fundamental very important but personal example of the fundamental contribution of scots across the ages to our united kingdom trade working on radar for the royal navy during the war, he completely coincidently alongside my father who was there at the same time and so money from across the u.k. and indeed as the honorable gentleman said from other nations, played his role in protecting our vital supply lifelines in the atlantic and elsewhere. this just is another example of the intellectual seriousness which the previous beaker has referred to which scotland and scots often bring to our deliberations and our work in the united kingdom. as the honorable member for glasgow central said to my we are part of one family in the u.k.. like

security council to put the situation in crimea on their agenda and to help protect ukraine's territorial integrity at this point we don't know if the un security council will actually take up the issue but whether it does or not we see an attempt by key of to present itself as a legitimate government even though there have been no elections yet also an attempt to have some international support in putting pressure on the people of crimea to give up their protest and especially succumb to these new decision makers and now all u.n. security council members about to respect ukraine's territorial integrity but can't is considering an option of declaring a state of emergency in crimea and potentially cracking down on the protesters there washington has focused all its attention on moscow issuing warnings against interfering we heard secretary kerry say everybody needs to step back and avoid provocations this position somewhat conflicts with washington's very hands on approach to my down riots so when it was my don he was legitimate aspirations of ukrainian people now that it's a different part of ukraine where some politicians focus on the

other partners and un security council resolutions, we can bring north korea to the conclusion that they have a better future through de- nuclearization and that is the path we continue to believe is best not to reinforce past best thead behavior but induce type of change you mentioned as the policy goal as president park and the republic of korea. sanctions and the specific actions that we can put in place , this north korean stated policy that it will continue to pursue nuclear weapons in spite of its international obligations , in spite of the international community census that it will continue down this nuclear path , wevering in this economy need to be decisive and resolute in sending a strong message to pyongyang that it simply is not possible. that can range from specific actions and measures taken to things not done. seen if you dove travel advisory dprk and look at the number of countries that have strengthened their travel advisories in light of the events and cases that have bae andd with kenneth others sends a message that it is not a good place to travel to. an economic dev

of the un security council will discuss the ukrainian crisis after a request from the self-appointed government that the united nations assess the threat to the country's territorial integrity what he's going to report or what's likely to happen at the u.n. . we hear from a u.n. spokesperson that security council members will hold quote unquote a private meeting to discuss ukraine the u.n. official did not elaborate who exactly is attending the meeting but the world the word private indicates that we should not expect official statements from the u.n. on ukraine at this point earlier the new decision makers in kiev have asked the u.n. security council to put the situation in crimea on their agenda and to help protect ukraine's territorial integrity whether or not kiev actually expects the u.n. to participate in the power crisis in ukraine we see an attempt by kiev to present itself as a legitimate government even though there have been no elections yet also an attempt to get some international support in putting pressure on the people of crimea to to give up their protest and succumb

our efforts including humanitarian efforts are un security council to pass a resolution to make it deliver humanitarian aid or the opposition are to bring about transition in syria to lead to a better future for the country. there is no other way to get from here to there. [applause] >> thank you very much. think you. thank you very much. good morning. i am sorry we're starting a little late you gathered a little late and i was told it was speaker of this of the workouts. a lot of your body your head and i thought i can't just wait. we are getting into the silly season everything is reported in a political context i can see the headlines. clinton hospitalizes attendees of the health conference. [laughter] tries to make money for sponsor. [laughter] it is not a bad headline we have three hospitals out here. thank you for being here. also for the support also espn for their great town hall be gained last night. it was amazing. they did a wonderful job. [applause] the athletes of the program were great issue and the children were wonderful. also our other sponsors in addition pga tour, ge, pr

this agreement does not even live up to the obligations set forth by the un security council resolutions on iran. it is far from our policy of disarmament from only 10 years ago. let's focus on what iran is allowed to do. iran is allowed to keep its nuclear weapons program infrastructure intact and will still be allowed to enrich. sure there are cap to the richmond and it will happen -- have to convert some of its uranium to oxide, it'll have the proficiency that if it decides to break the agreement, it can continue to improve capability with only a minute -- a minor setback. it is a shame that we have the notionto a man that they have a right to enrich. rightbandoned the an to enrichment when it was in violation of its in richmond program treaty. it must therefore not be allowed to enrich. with what they did here, iran will never be pushed off its stance and a final comprehensive agreement. the interim deal focuses on the nuclear aspect and falls short on iran's weaponization at efforts. it now has more time to advance those efforts. there is nothing that allows the to haveional agency

. >> given the rush is on the un security council to hold up any hope for a can of resolution?>> i'm not aware of what specific action if any the security council is contemplating. i would refer you to our representation at the united nations for ambassador powers view on that. anybody? >> two questions. the conference for education that said only 11 percent of business leaders believe that college students, college graduates are prepared to take on jobs. the president has talked about making more students, college and career ready. does he think that colleges are making students career ready? >> i can tell you that he is very focused on the need debt coverage and is available to your unamerican so that they are getting the education they need to fill the jobs and a good paying jobs of the future. and that is reflected in the jobs and training that the effort on the president's behalf of the vice-president is overseeing. and we had a very big meeting about leaders of many universities and colleges not that long ago. so i think again not knowing the details of the poll it reflec

ae dilemma was if we offered complete picture, the picture itself could lead us to the un security council and not providing one would also be a andation of the resolution we could refer to it for not implementing the resolution. is the deal means the surrender of big power before the great nation. it seems to me all the american people, people who do not care can see exactly what is happening. the only folks that genuinely support this somehow come out of academia with some help for a better solution not based in reality. it seems like you are in favor of the deal. it is the deal about nonproliferation. is that what we are trying to get to? is it your opinion that we get a little closer? to ensure iran does not get nuclear weapons. it is the comprehensive solution. >> we do not trust these folks. we do not trust these folks. there is a study that intelligence agencies are not yet organize or fully equipped to detect nuclear weapons or the ramping up of arsenals. are you familiar? >> yes. have you ever been to iran? >> i studied it a lot. remember the intelligence community has done pretty

security council in the coming days to assess it. i think it's interesting that actually this report was given to the security council in written form over a week ago, and the unn't make a big fuss about it. i think that's partly because the security council still has to meet to hear all of the details. i think also there is a bit of sensitive at the moment about the syrian situation. people are concerned with those peace talks that have been going on in geneva and are due to resume next week that they don't really want to do anything that could derail those peace talks and certainly detention of children was something the opposition was talking about when i was in geneva last week. >> thank you, james. >>> plenty more to come in the news hour, including where myanmar's government bulldozed a neighborhood. >>> a new report on vie -- i have lain ka's, saying they systematically destroyed mass graves of civilians. >> reporter: in the final months of the civil war, one last push against the tigers. away from the views of the international media, they did not have access to the fight in which there are claims that up to 40,000 people died. now an international tea

the prime minister pledging to quickly hand over next month the un mandate was the security council has voted. spike ethnic and religious cleansing. the french prime minister talking up the prospects of returning to rule of law. visiting show it is a bc elections must be organized people to carry twenty fifteen and important steps have already been taken to the criminal code to an adult it's silly it's gone and the electoral authority is now in place the international community needs to do for it and to respect this timetable for young mr said. or is it that the cuddle you. chorus of view on the ground is a little bit different reporting earlier calls and gets crisp morning donkey this got to see these markets tools that will ease the country's district scenes which it was possible but see. it was dj ing presence of such forces david finds the sixty s but traders said the buddhist temple in sight. taking a bit of a soldier's provide security at the end of the tv they don't really go into the back streets. there really a contender christians was tim's wants to go see the streets look to

deadlines there's no real sense along with two bedrooms share a room again as the un diplomats agreed god said to the security council the other day the reasons for the juno the security concerns and that sounds quite legitimately plausible. are still to come here often cannot tell that might just be the right time for some house hunting they rose is made out of town. palin put items up for sale for just one how to run the program would ago was given the local council to let them go to bed next to nothing. well here in a rush and all around the world in epic city of salt. she is still the focus of international attention but suck cos that now the latest to windsor and a big updates as my colleagues have an island. here are the rory nice to see to drive replaced been a great day here again sent to the weather has held off no right or even like that and the it said promising to be my state of the conditions for what awaits in the full domestic up with aces bulk of the headlines told about twenty although scientists faces here today as well. it is day four of course of the winton takes in solitude is now drawing to a cl

opposition fails to comply but does not detail what those steps maybe security council permanent members china and russia vetoed three previous un resolutions that condemned the syrian government and called for sanctions would join this resolution which blames both the syrian government and the opposition for the humanitarian crisis chinese foreign ministry spokesman tim gunn said. we support the international community to uphold the principle of neutrality and justice. the un will issue a progress report every thirty days to live the syrian government for the opposition is found to be non compliant with the resolution the security council will decide what further steps if any may be appropriate. jim stalin cctv washington. second group of south koreans has met with a long lost relatives in the dprk at the country's kong on the mountain hotel with a stripper turned to the south on saturday. three hundred and fifty seven south koreans made their way into the dprk the audio on sunday morning for the three day reunion with their relatives up to being separated for six decades. during the three days there will be six meetings betwee

un sanctions. the actress compile their annual report to the security council on how u n sanctions against the country are being implemented. the bulk of the report focuses on the freighter seas near the panama canal. he was on its way from cuba to north korea the ship was found to be caring soviet era fighter aircraft and missile related components hidden under tonnes of sugar. experts say the captain of the ship received secret instructions from conan based shipping company that has branches in china and russia may stay in singapore based company was involved in paying the cost of the voyage the experts say the company's registered address is the same as that of the north korean embassy the chinese media is a sound clip as cities in the country are probably using a new form of labor camp to re educate those critical of the government and the communist party. this is despite government officials saying they abolished the program last year the beijing news reported on thursday. the facilities called reprimand centers are filling the role of the much criticized chance to see new facilities have been se

of the un continues evacuations however the un official in charge of emergency aid is still the security council humanitarian role is being whiny leave by an aide to the millions across syria this is not only about the old city of homes. there are millions of people in dire need of cross area. then i it's hanging in the pennants serious chief representative as the geneva talks rejected an amount as biased. i think some of their statements were upset with ten acceptable. because mrs demos and many lb their statements. pbl's topic of the guys that this terrorism in syria and russia has accused the west of attempting to de mayo the peace prize cents the station which is to lose seats. there's been many different attempts to try and derail the talks. when they fail to speculate on the chemical issue. they started trying to politicize the issue of the humanitarian crisis. in china the us secretary of state john kerry said president barack obama was deeply concerned by the lack of movement in the geneva peace process and looking at alternatives that a valuation by necessity given the circumstances is