as a permanent member of the un security council, russia has the un security council, russia has the responsibility to play a vital role in promoting international stability. russia can, andi international stability. russia can, and i hope one day will, choose this different path. but for as long as russia does not, we will act together to protect our interests and the international order on which they depend. but the international order on which we depend faces other threats, including the challenge of regions where it is the absence of strong states that allows instability and conflict to threaten the global order, and nowhere is this clearer than in the middle east. we see the spill—over effects of this instability in the challenge of this instability in the challenge of mass migration and humanitarian crises in countries like yemen, and we see and most starkly of all with the threat from daesh and islamist terrorism. britain is at the forefront of international efforts in the fight against this terrorism, from the battlefields in sarah and iraq, to tackling the ideologues who fue

full of systemic deficiencies at the un security council russia slams a probe into a chemical attack in syria. these are live pictures from the pro independence rally in the capital on capital of the regions currently paralyzed by a general strike the scene protests this blocking king's roads in protest over the jailing of top politicians. do not underestimate. and do not try donald trump sends a stark warning to north korea on these asia tour in china he's pushing beijing to take a tougher stance against pyongyang. russia's investigative committee rejects thing.

full of systemic deficiencies at the un security council russia slams a probe into a chemical attack in syria. the first time since the cold war nato increases its number of headquarters in europe to speed up the tree movements across the continent. cia chief mike brown player comes under fire for meeting a former intelligence official who says the last year's hack of the democratic party was an inside job rather than a russian directed cyber attack is spoken exclusively to the unofficial. do not underestimate. and do not try and don't trump their ascent a stark warning to north korea on this tour of asia he's now in china where he.

are consciously provoking north korea, but russia seems to uphold the sanctions which were approved by the sanctions which were approved by the un security councilpresidential decree has been published where it is suggested russia bans the korean, the north korean exports imports into russia of textile and fish and these are the main north korean exports to russia, they make up more than half of their exports to russia, so they do uphold the sanctions at the same sign. the issue of trade. we should not overplay this, because this is relatively small. it is timely, peanuts. only $30 million in the second quarter of this year compared to $5 billion of north korean trade with china, so china is by far the most important trade partner for north korea and russia is not. russia does not care about the trade and the sanctions, it cares about the political aspect. if you want more on these stories, head to the bbc website. there is coverage of the north korea issue and many other issues. migraines affect one in seven people across the world, they can cause agonising symptoms for sufferers sometimes lasting several days. our health correspondent james ga

we're taking you now to the un security council where russia and the us are putting two competing resolutions to the council about the joint international inquiry into the chemical weapons attacks in syria middle east your gender is adopted. i see to represent they'll believe yeah i give you the floor. because i think if thank you very much president i promise i'll be very brief my delegation would like to express the hope that it be put on record. that we support the draft resolution as submitted by the russian federation and by china thank you very much thank you i think we'll believe you know your indication and we have to get north of the. you know accordance with rules thirty seven of the council provisional rules of procedure and i invited the representatives of the syrian arab republic to participate in this meeting. it is so decided this really council will now begin its consideration of item two of the agenda members of the council have before them document slash two thousand and seventeen one three three and slash two thousand and seventy nine six two which contain the deck stuffs t

to russia and america lock horns in the un security council over the extension of an investigation into the use of chemical weapons in syria. rebellion in the ranks one hundred former allies of the french president launch a victrola cats not against a centrist movement saying it has no respect for democracy. live around the world from our teach queue in moscow welcome to the program you know neal with you this news hour we'll get to those headlines stories in just a moment but we want to begin with some breaking news for you a helicopter a plane believed to be a light being involved in a made collision in the english county of booking i'm sure which is around eighty kilometers northwest of london there is no word on casualties the moment all the emergency services are present at the scene including a drone over the fallen wreckage trying to see what is on the ground the area has been cordoned off by police on the air accident investigation branch has sent a team to in best to get it is quite a leafy area runup the hope is that it did not hit any residential areas on the way down the hel

commentator jonathan steele believes there's a simple explanation for the un security council's i'm willingness to adopt russia's draft very clearly. existing findings of the existing commission would throw the whole thing back into the melting pot so they're just trying to stand on the existing position and resist any kind of change especially if it's returned. put forward by russia i mean russia is not unfortunately always in a minority in the security council the first with a following of western governments the u.s. britain france particularly. watching us international going to take a quick break back and to. look. i played for many clubs over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the families it's the age of the shaper money killian erroneous and spending to the twenty million player. it's an experience like nothing else only because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful game great so what more chance for. at least. hello again you with countries willing to share intelligence on

un. we call on every nation, including china and russia to fully implement un security council resolutionsiplomatic relations with the regime and server all ties of trade and technology. it is our responsibility and our duty to confront this danger together because the longer we wait, the greater the danger grows and the fewer the options become. in a moment, we'll speak to steve mcdonnell in beijing — where president trump is heading next. bur first to our correspondent, mark lowen in seoul. it was a lengthy speech that looked at the stark contrast between the north and south korea. how was it received? i think there will be as sense of relief that the bombastic rhetoric we have heard in recent weeks was largely absent. this was a warning but not a rush to war. he talks about north korea being twisted regime, a dictatorship, a prison state and hard on what daily life was like in north korea, and then compare that to the liberal south korea. he warned north korea not to underestimate the us and try the us. he called on china and russia to up their pressure and sanctions but it was not the

and russia has vetoed a un security council resolution to renew the push of an international inquirynto chemical weapons attacks in syria. it's the tenth time moscow has used its veto to support its ally. and the top story here in the uk: the metropolitan police has announced what it says is a final figure for the number of people killed in the fire at grenfell tower, in west london, injune. officers say 71 victims have been formally identified. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. tesla is about to roll out the beast: an electric tractor trailer. this as china's appetite for green wheels gets bigger and bigger. and a global employee left his job to set up global employee left his job to set upa global employee left his job to set up a proper restaurant in his very own living room. —— mad hatter. welcome to asia business report, live from singapore, with me, mariko oi. ina live from singapore, with me, mariko oi. in a few hours, telstra will be running out its latest creation, the beast. it is a big rig truck that may be able to drive itself. ——. each --

envoy to the un of what he called fake diplomacy after criticism of its veto russia has blocked un security council resolution to extend the investigation into the use of chemical weapons in syria last month u.n. investigators found the syrian government responsible for a sarin gas attack in hunch akun in april here's a diplomatic editor james bays now from new york the tenth veto by russia in the u.n. security council on syria and one that ends the council's efforts to hold to account those who use chemical weapons in the country. it was a vote that sparked outrage from the u.s. ambassador and she gave this warning that the u.s. may now work outside the u.n. russia has killed the joint investigative mechanism which has overwhelming support of this council the assad regime should be on clear notice the united states does not accept syria's use of chemical weapons as we did in april we will do it again if we must we will defend the international standard against chemical weapons use there was drama even before the meeting began with ambassador hayley accusing her russian colleague of bad faith by re

we call on every nation, including china and russia, to fully implement un security council resolutionse regime, and sever all ties of trade and technology. it is our responsibility, and our duty, to co nfro nt is our responsibility, and our duty, to confront this danger together. because, the longer we wait, the greater the danger grows, and the fewer the options become. applause and through those nations that choose to ignore this threat, or worse still, to enable it, the weight of this crisis is on your conscience. i also have come here to this peninsula to deliver a message directly to the leader of the north korean dictatorship. the weapons you are acquiring are not making you safer. they are putting your regime in grave danger. every step you take down the dark path increases the peril you face. north korea is not the paradise your grandfather envisioned. it is a hell that no person deserves. yet, despite every crime you have committed against god and man, you are —— we are ready to offer, and we will do that, we will offer, and we will do that, we will offer a path to a much bett

those were children diplomatic editor james bays reports from new york the tenth veto by russia in the un security council on syria and one that ends the council's efforts to hold to account those who use chemical weapons in the country. it was a vote that sparked outrage from the u.s. ambassador and she gave this warning that the u.s. may now work outside the u.n. russia has killed the joint investigative mechanism which has overwhelming support of this council the assad regime should be on clear notice the united states does not accept syria's use of chemical weapons as we did in april we will do it again if we must we will defend the international standard against chemical weapons use there was drama even before the meeting began with ambassador hayley accusing her russian colleague of bad faith by refusing to enter into negotiations for some reason the phones at the russian mission aren't working we have tried to get a call with them and they've been too busy to talk to us this week and when i have tried to call the silly for some reason he's not available moments later she was able to express her dis

we call on every nation, including china and russia, to fully implement un security council resolutionsomatic relations with the regime and sever all ties of trade and technology. it is our responsibility and our duty to confront this danger together, because the longer we wait the greater the danger grows and the fewer the options become. and to those nations that choose to ignore this threat, or worse still enable it, the weight of this crisis is on your conscience. i have also come here to this peninsular to deliver a message directly to the leader of the north korean dictatorship. the weapons you are acquiring are not make you safer, they are putting your regime in grave danger. every step you take down this dark path increases the peril you face. north korea is not the paradise or grandfather envisioned. it is a hell that no person deserves. yet, despite every crime you have committed against god and man, we are ready to offer, and we will do that, we will offer a path to a much betterfuture. it begins with an end to the aggression of your regime. a stop to your development of ball

russia has vetoed a un security council resolution to renew the mandate of an international inquiry intos in syria. the americans claimed the move showed that moscow accepted the use of chemical weapons by the syrian government. the russian ambassador dismissed the criticism. conservationists in the us have strongly criticised a decision by the trump administration to end a ban on importing body parts from elephants hunted in zimbabwe and zambia. the us fish and wildlife service said legal hunting could help communities put money into conservation, but environmental groups called it reprehensible. the united nations has warned that "untold thousands of innocent victims" will die unless the saudi—led military coalition lifts its blockade of yemen. but the saudi foreign minister has told the bbc that the blame for the crisis lies with rebel groups in yemen. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports from riyadh. yemen, the world's worst humanitarian crisis. now on the brink of an even greater catastrophe. ten days ago, all its air and sea ports were shut by neighbouring saud

demanded that's not how the security council is supposed to work that's not how the security council can work our diplomatic editor james phrase has the latest from un headquarters. russia vetoed this was its eleventh veto on syria and it's the fifth the toe in connection with chemical weapons on syria the japanese draft was a pretty simple one by security council resolution standards a very very short it only had three key points in it and the last one was the council as they always say remain seized of the matter the other two points were not a resolution of this dispute cliff but what we call here a rollover which is they would extend the existing provisions for the chemical weapons investigation for another thirty days so basically it was a way to extend the negotiations because this is such a divisive issue and it also asked the secretary general of the united nations and the executive director of the o.p.c. w that's the body in the hague that deals with the prohibition of chemical weapons them to come up with some suggestions to try and break the deadlock and yet we have seen russia again use its veto this effectively is the end of what's known as the gym the join

we call on every nation, including china and russia, to fully implement un security council resolutionse diplomatic relations with the regime and sever all ties of trade and technology. but in the 19505, chinese fought and died alongside north koreans and against the united states. china still commemorates its war dead and sees north korea as a strategic buffer. yes, it backs us sanctions, but no, it won't let its communist ally fall. china has already done its most — i would not use the term best — but its most it can to leverage pyongyang. because when you push too far, the chinese ultimate concern is kind of a regime instability. so china's game plan is to charm the us president and distract from his grievances on north korea and unfair trade. the chinese have thousands of years of experience in flattering foreigners and they are good at it. they are very good at it. china cannot bully the united states. the united states cannot bully china. but we have to stand up for ourselves and say to xi directly — without twitter and tweets, and so forth — you can't go any farther. trump and xi

and russia has vetoed a un security council resolution to renew the push of an international inquiryry here in the uk: the metropolitan police has announced what it says is a final

and the manner in which the research is being done needs to be corrected now russia when they spoke at the un security council they made clear that their proposal to continue the mandate of the o.p.c. w. is still on the table they're open to discussing about how to do it richard becker from the antiwar coalition told us washington from the very beginning was only ever interested in a one conclusion well i think that the government of the united states and its allies particularly france. are determined. to find syria guilty of the use of chemical weapons we really have a kind of ludicrous situation where the investigators did not go to this site. alone which was a chemical weapons attack to not go to the site and you know through interview people in turkey and then to render a decision about how do your character plays really again it's very deficient for any. perspective. he's president has been branded an enemy of nato the comments were made on the alliance his internal messaging network norway's defense minister has since apologized but the incident has focused strained already tense times between i and kor

we call on every nation, including china and russia, to fully implement un security council resolutionsr all ties of trade and technology. but in the 19505, chinese fought and died alongside north koreans and against the united states. china still commemorates its war dead and sees north korea as a strategic buffer. yes, it backs us sanctions, but no, it won't let its communist ally fall. china has already done its most — i would not use the term best — but its most it can to leverage pyongyang. because when you push too far, the chinese ultimate concern is kind of a regime instability. so china's game plan is to charm the us president and distract from his grievances on north korea and unfair trade. the chinese have thousands of years of experience in flattering foreigners and they are good at it. they are very good at it. china cannot bully the united states. the united states cannot bully china. but we have to stand up for ourselves and say to xi directly — without twitter and tweets, and so forth — you can't go any farther. trump and xi, two strong men with self—belief. but that's w

we call on every nation, including china and russia, to fully implement un security council resolutionso mr trump's tune. in a leader who prides himself on his deal—making, it sees the opportunity to drive a hard bargain. john sudworth, bbc news, beijing. the welsh first minister, carwynjones, is facing questions about the sacking of the former minister carl sargeant, following allegations from a number of women about his personal conduct. 49—year—old mr sargeant was found dead at his home yesterday, days after he was dismissed and suspended from the labour party. our wales correspondent, sian lloyd, is in cardiff. his friends and colleagues have spoken of their shock following his death, what is the mood there now? indeed. and the work of the welsh assembly has been suspended for the rest of the week as a mark of respect to carl sargeant and members from across the political divide have paid tribute. they have left m essa g es have paid tribute. they have left messages in a book of condolence that was opened earlier this morning. but amongst the feelings of sadness, there is a growing

business and russia today did not obstruct the work of the security council it worked on preventing another tragedy that we witnessed in libya and iraq russia complied with the purposes of the un charter at a time where we lack integrity the vote of the russian federation saving the security council and preventing the manipulation of un mechanisms. it's being a couple of hours of high drama the u.n. security council with real significance for the war in syria if you look at the pictures right now the security council they've taken taken a very temporary recess but it's not over because the russians having withdrawn their rival rose resolution of got their allies the bolivians to put it back all along the russians wanted there's voted on second they're going to get their way and another vote in the security council shortly we think that again will be lost which will mean that neither resolution which would in different ways keep the inspection mechanism going is going to get voted on and it looks like the inspection mechanism will in a matter of hours with no one anymore is going to be investigating the use of chemical weapons in syria indeed the mandate for that joint inquiry

security council and the norms of international law justifies the strongest condemnation. russia does not accept the dprk goal for acquiring status of a nuclear power and has supported all un security council resolutions demanding an end to the missile and nuclear programs up pyongyang in the interest of the new rising the korean peninsula. at the same time, it is clear there is no military solution to the problems on the korean peninsula. in the current conditions we strongly call on all concerned this spiral of tension which seems to follow each cycle of reaction and isounter reaction it essential to take a step back and carefully weigh the consequences of each move, to revise the policy of new -- mutual threats and intimidation because this policy only leads to consequences or goals that are opposite of those that are sought after. of the entiret international community to resolve the situation on the korean peninsula must be done only through peaceful means. meantime, to stay of the region did not show their readiness to a due attention to the political power as components of all the sanctions resolutions including resolution 2375. the situation will continue to deteri

russia scaling down but still hanging on quite tightly to its searing objectives. isn't part of the problem, when it comes to assad, the weakness of the un security council? he would have to go, but continually, whether it comes to the conflict itself whether it is the investigation into chemical weapons, it is russia that exercises its veto. that is quite right. the security council and the russian veto at another indication of what i would call limited progress. we have the depend on that. the un seems to be excluded from the meeting or at least the negotiator may well be hovering in the background somewhere. there had been some hope that the russians might at least use their influence to try to stop chemical weapons. are we to try to stop chemical weapons. are we giving up on that prospect as well? the trump administration shows a sense of non—engagement. maybe because they are overwhelmed by higher priorities like north korea and so on. but in some ways, it is a continuing example of the fact that the state department is understaffed, what they are focusing on is high priority issues that seem to be left out to pasture here from the point of view of th

. >> in every nation including china and russia to fully implement un security council resolutions, downgradeall ties of trade and technology. jillian: tough talk on north korea dominating donald trump's asia tour. rob: in vietnam he will come face-to-face with vladimir putin, maybe at this point. here to weigh in on that, former ambassador to the united nations john bolton. thanks for coming on this morning. we start with the news of the day which is rex tillerson saying this may or may not happen, there was never an agreement to meet, if they are going to meet, if there is something substantive to talk about that would warrant a meeting, there is no conclusion made on that. do you think these two are going to meet in vietnam? >> it would be surprising if they didn't. i didn't understand what rex tillerson means as there's plenty of substance to discuss with the russians starting with north korea but dealing with iran, the middle east, east and central europe, they have a long agenda. when you go to one of these multilateral meetings the real business is done in a series of behind the scenes

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. >>-- >> we call on every nation including china and russia to fully implement un security council resolutions, downgrade diplomatic relations with the regime and sever ties of trade and technology. >> before the speech, the president tried to visit the rise zones separating the two korea's and bad weather forced marine one to turn back. a decision that frustrated the president according to the white house. after the speech it was time to pay respect at -- the president and first lady helped -- in new york, rich dennison, fox 2 news. >>> one year ago today, president trump was elected president over a stunning win over hillary. he considered having a big celebration party, but the white house officials say there's no plans to formally acknowledge this anniversary. even after ten months in the white house, president trump still often talks about winning the election and repeatedly attacks hillary clinton on twitter. >>> san francisco, it's testing new rules for uber and lyft. coming up, the reason passengers will do extra walking and how that could help alleviate a problem in this city. >>> it

you cannot supply you cannot accept we call on every nation including china and russia to fully implement un security council resolutions downgrade diplomatic relations with the regime and sever all ties of trade and technology it is our responsibility and our duty to confront this danger together because the longer we wait the greater the danger grows and the fewer the options become. and to those nations that choose to ignore this threat or worse still to enable it the weight of this crisis is on your conscience i also have come here to this peninsula to deliver a message directly to the leader of the north korean dictatorship the weapons you're acquiring are not making you safer they are putting your regime in grave danger every step you take down this dark path increases the pair o. you face north korea is not the paradise your grandfather invasion it is a hell that no person deserves. yet despite every crime you have committed against god and man you are ready to offer and we will do that we will offer a path to a much better future it begins with an end to the aggression of your regime a stop to your d

perpetrators to use every single element of vailable to the un security council the question of sanctions is a tricky one it is known and russia for example has made very clear that it is opposed to the ad hoc use of sanctions the one thing the security council wants to do on this issue is maintain absolute unity throwing sanctions into the equation at this particular stage may strike a blow at that sense of unity that the security council truly needs we will be hearing in coming days on going discussion about what measures will be taken there will be a statement likely today after the security council meeting but no concrete measures yet will be announced this will take days possibly weeks of discussion to come to an agreement to then have a unified security council meeting in terms of addressing firstly the immediate problem of slave trafficking but also the wider issues that create the vacuum in when in which it exists and can either live from the united nations mike thank you . kenya's president who or kenya has urged his divided nation to move on from months of political upheaval after being sworn in for a second term his

it is a simple and shameful as it is a simple and shameful as >> russia's un ambassador depending the beat of the security council investigating chemical weapons in syria. >> we recommend that you perhaps take a look at this from a different standpoint. with the security council standing as if nothing happened, we extend the lifecycle of a structure which for two years consecutively has had basis accusations. >> nikki haley sandy russian be to limit the world and fighting who is responsible for this attack earlier in the year. the white house accusing russia protecting both the assad regime and terrorists in syria. joy and defiance in zimbabwe as protesters fund the streets celebrating the removal of mugabe. [video] >> the longtime leader is expected to discuss the terms of his exit on sunday when he meets with military leaders that put him under house arrest. according to the people of zimbabwe, it cannot come a moment too soon! >> i mean there's no way to describe this. i am excited. i am overwhelmed. no go transits classroom on how zimbabwe got to this pivotal moment, with enough to kitty logan in london. >> w

we call on every nation, including china and russia, to fully implement un security council resolutionsrump's tune. in a leader who prides himself on his deal—making, it sees the opportunity to drive a hard bargain. john sudworth, bbc news, beijing. well we have been discussing the future of priti patel as international development secretary and it looks increasingly uncertain, she has been summoned back from an official trip to africa by the prime minister. she landed at heathrow mid—afternoon, not entirely clear where she is now but we do know she is due to have a face—to—face meeting with the prime minister at some point today. whilst we wait for news to emerge from that meeting lets talk to the conservative mp james diedrich who joins lets talk to the conservative mp james diedrich whojoins me lets talk to the conservative mp james diedrich who joins me for my central london studios. he sits on the international development select committee. good evening. what do you think the prime minister should do when she meets priti patel? well to be clear priti patel has made some m ista kes

we call on every nation, including china and russia, to fully implement un security council resolutionsade diplomatic relations with the regime, and sever all ties of trade and technology. it is our responsibility and our duty to confront this danger together because the longer we wait, the greater the danger grows, and the fewer the options become. [applause] and to those nations that choose to ignore the threat, or worse this crisisble it, is on your conscience. i have also come here to this peninsula to deliver a message directly to the leader of the north korean dictatorship. the weapons you are acquiring are not making you safer. they are putting your regime in grave danger. every step you take down this dark path increases the peril you face. paradiseea is not the your grandfather envisioned. it is a hell that no person deserves. yet despite every crime you have committed against god and man, we are ready to offer -- and we will do that -- a path to a much better future. it begins with an end to the aggression of your regime, a stop to your development of ballistic missiles, and c

security council have held an emergency session after kim jong un's actions the u.s. is calling for a major increase in sanctions against north korea but two of those security council members china and russia don't agree china is reluctant to stop crude oil shipments to north korea russia also a neighbor to north korea accuse the u.s. of not wanting peace in the region by carrying out undeclared military maneuvers and trying the patience of pyongyang we'll talk about all that more in a moment first we are off live to seoul here is kathy know that kathy the pictures are out there what can we take from them today tell us anything you. well after the launch north korea claimed the new song fifteen intercontinental ballistic missile was much more advanced than the fourteen i.c.b.m.'s it launched in july and now that we have this video analysts are poring over the details in the south korean military assessment is that yes this was a new north korean missile never before seen in public the spokesman for the joint chiefs of staff here said there are clear differences in the overall size of the missile with differences in the warhead and also in the portion connecting the first and second stages

we call on every nation, including china and russia, to fully implement un security council resolutions prides himself on his deal—making, it sees the opportunity to drive a hard bargain. john sudworth, bbc news, beijing. the first minister of wales, carwynjones, is under pressure to give details about his decision to sack carl sargeant — a member of his cabinet who was found dead yesterday. he told mr sargeant to leave his post last week because of unspecified allegations about his behaviour. one labour member of the welsh assembly said in the last few minutes, mr sergeant bob —— mr sargeant‘s family have issued a statement. our wales political correspondent james williams is at the welsh assembly in cardiff. what have the family said? last monday a number of allegations we re last monday a number of allegations were made to carwynjones‘s office. his office contacted the women who made allegations about carl sa rg ea nt‘s made allegations about carl sargeant‘s behaviour. on his return from holiday on friday last week, he met carwyn jones from holiday on friday last week, he met carwynj

we call on every nation, including china and russia to fully implement un security council resolutionsplomatic relations with the regime and sever all ties of trade and technology. it is our responsibility, and our duty to confront this danger together because the longer we wait, the greater the danger grows and the fewer the options become. [applause] for those nations that choose to ignore this threat, or worse still, to enable it, the weight of this crisis is on your conscience. i also have come here to this peninsula to deliver a message directly to the leader of the north korean dictatorship. the weapons you are acquiring are not making you safer. they are putting your regime in grave danger. every step you take down this dark path increases the peril you face. north korea is not the paradise your grandfather envisioned. it is a hell but no person deserves, yet despite every crime you have committed against god and man, you are ready to offer, and we will do that, we will offer a path to a much better future. it begins with in and to the aggression of your regime, a stop to your d

russia has vetoed a u.n. security council resolution to extend the probe of chemical weapons attacks in syria the mandate for the inquiry expired at midnight on thursday the un has blamed the assad regime for using the nerve gas sarin in attacks in the past in the us the republican controlled house of representatives has passed a broad package of tax cuts with a vote of two hundred twenty seven to two hundred five the proposed overhaul of the tax system as a major policy goal of the trump administration it will need to pass the u.s. senate before it can be implemented and in barcelona thousands of people have protested against the police for detaining two leaders of colonias pro independence movement the demonstrators held candles and formed the shape of a ribbon which in many separatist where is a symbol of solidarity that you men are being investigated for their roles in pro independence protests in october there are new photos tonight of zimbabwe's president robert mugabe the first since tuesday night's military takeover the images show mugabe holding talks with the military there is also a delegation from south africa including jacob zuma who says the po

russia and the us are calling for its extension. and has more. russian ambassador spoke to the meeting of the un security council and he was less than enthusiastic about the report he pointed out to many problems with the report in many aspects of the way the investigation was done relying on third parties as being rather on satisfactory. the investigators carried out their work remotely the report is full of omissions and consistencies and discrepancies of very mediocre quality there is a question as to the samples collected by third parties and whether they are from syria at all it is unclear how the syrian was transported and used also a visit to sharon to air base would be crucial to prove it's there and was there and to find out who was responsible for the attack in other words it was the gym's task to find this out well immediately after hearing the report from the o.p.c. w. we heard from nikki haley the u.s. ambassador to the united nations now when she spoke she praised the joint investigative mechanism or the gem of the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons the o.p.c. w for their report and then she went on to urge the co

un security council vote. the meeting began with the united states putting forward a resolution to extend the work of the joint investigative mechanism for russia blocked it as a permanent member of the security council we then heard from nikki haley the u.s. ambassador to the united nations and she was not happy with russia's move russia has acted to obstruct these investigations many times but today it strikes a deep glow russia has killed the joint investigative mechanism which has overwhelming support of this council later in the meeting russia and bolivia were able to put forward a resolution that would have extended the work of the joint investigative mechanism but restricted it and urged it to operate in what they called a more reliant and scientific manner and you would you know. this pseudo investigation doesn't stand up to any criticism and it's not known from who will win this unreliable evidence came from it falls apart like a house of cards based on this the joint mechanism was brave enough to accuse the whole syrian government in such a way as chief sacrificed their own reputation and wrote their names in the history of speculatio

un security council vote. the meeting began with the united states putting forward a resolution to extend the work of the joint investigative mechanism for russia blocked it as a permanent member of the security council we then heard from nikki haley the u.s. ambassador to the united nations and she was not happy with russia's move russia has acted to obstruct these investigations many times but today it strikes a deep glow russia has killed the joint investigative mechanism which has overwhelming support of this council and by lemonade in our ability to identify the attackers russia has undermined our ability to determine future attacks later in the meeting russia and bolivia were able to put forward a resolution that would have extended the work of the joint investigation mechanism but restricted it and urged it to operate in what they called a more reliant and scientific manner this resolution was voted down at the council it was blocked by the united states the u.n. security council meeting concluded with the investigation of the joint investigative mechanism of the o.p.c. w. the investigation into chemical weapons in syria going to expire

nations, including china and russia to stop any trade and business dealings with north korea at least until the regime complies with us security council if they comply with the un council. about 200 people held a candle light vigil pro testing his visit. president trump the guest of honor at a state dinner in seul and he praised south korea's economy but also took sometime to boost about the us as well. since my election exactly one year ago today i celebrate with you. n. applause) the united states is going through something of a miracle itself. our stock market is at an >> the president's next stop on his trip is in china. meanwhile the president is away on his trip he's relying on gop leetd ers and members of his cabinet to continue to push for tax re form. there is a lot of pressure on republicans to get a legislative victory on this. we talk about looking for that big victory. the president got neil gor such on the supreme court but when it comes to legislature he's still looking for a win. donors are tell him get it done or don't ever call me again. remember the house is trying to pass tax reform by thanksgiving which is just over two weeks away. by the w

un security council is said to meet in an emergency session today. >>> we want to bring you to another story. this one warning soccer fans ahead in russiaicked the world soccer organization antidiscrimination telling fans who are gay there could be backlash from locals if they give displays of infection -- affection. fever has been monitored and will release a guide ahead of the games. homosexuality was decriminalized recently in russia but there is still high tensions. >>> tonight's the start of a six-game road trip for the warriors. stephen curry and kevin durant lost due to injuries to the kings. the coach believes stephen curry will play tonight. the rent is considered questionable for tonight. the game starts at 7:30. >>> waiters wide receiver michael crabtree was successful appealing a two-game suspension. the suspension is down to one game without pay mystic next sundays game against the giants. >>> the sharks avenge their season opening to the flyers after a 3-1 victory. joe thorton scored the go-ahead goal or before the end of the 1st period. the sharks were playing without the top goaltender who was injured last saturday. he i