once again reviews to tons and tons of military expansion is on the un war crimes and a challenge to do well for the established off that was what to expect. cousins has the people of china and other asian countries when north pole rates attacks and will not let history repeat itself shifted to time to make a serious reflection on its history. following a visit to the us again is run by prominent session so of eighty countries in town know the facts minutes that you should talk crushing debt is becoming a very festive cabinets mom but visit the sites this yet. he also won best three times mosque and the visits have sparked outrage in southeast asia will go one hundred and sixty cabinets mendez and legislate is a visit to the controversial shrine during last year's orton festival compassion week the average of fifty to one hundred mum goes from two thousand and four to two thousand and twelve one of a poisoned in power. delayed is a visit to yasukuni shrine by japanese in total defense minister has fought to a new round of criticism from so the south korean foreign ministry called on

. >> this administration, today, here and now, declares un, war unconditional war on poverty in americahe speech came less than two months after the assassination of president kennedy. >> our aim is not only to relieve the symptom of poverty but to cure it. and above all: to prevent it. [applause] >> reporter: poverty had been a major concern of president kennedy and with the country still grieving and almost one in five americans living in poverty, johnson declared war on poverty. university of texas at dallas professor mehai nadin wrote a book on how poverty could undermine the viability of the united states. he says johnson's speech was nearly perfect. >> johnson realized he was not going to be a loved president. therefore it is much easier to continue the line of a president that was more than admired, he was loved and whatever, and take his agenda and make it yurts. all the -- yours, all the time, making sure that you give enough credit to the person. >> let us carry forward the plans and programs of john fitzgerald kennedy. not because of our sorrow, or sympathy. but because they

. >> this administration today here and now declares un unconditional war on poverty in america . i urge in congress and all americans who join with me in that effort. [applause] it will not be a short or easy struggle. no single weapon or strategy will suffice. but we shall not rest until that war is won. the richest nation on earth can afford to win it. we cannot afford to lose it. >> just weeks after jfk's murder the new president found he was leading a nation with millions trapped in desperation and hardship. and set out on a course to bring americans out of poverty. >> for the war against poverty will not be won here in washington. it must be won in the field. in every private home. in every public office. from the courthouse to the white house. >> it required an unprecedented push to improve and create social welfare programs that exists to this day. it would be the makings of johnson's great society. in 1964 19% of the population lived in poverty, so working with the democrat-controlled congress johnson controlled head start, work study programs, the food stamp program, the

produce can be made and one i'm so glad scuffles a kiss from the nineteen nineties war in bosnia are appearing together at the un yugoslav war crimes talking on the cake. oh my uncle's you certainly don't represent our teachers could usefully did the fact that allowed each to give evidence in his defense let it stay cold that i've been on ice that any court which has refused to testify shredded cheese icing eleven charges including genocide of life to the massacre and the permits are more than seven thousand five hundred thousand men and boys in july nineteen five was named tonight committing war crimes and crimes against human three weeks ago i choose french teenagers are the same times and simplistic don't find alongside triples in syria. isn't one of the founders critic. the pair bought plane tickets and taking before crossing the border into the war torn nation. but the state have been communicating via facebook to de france the reality in syria very very different as thomas for how scripts. some safe and well these two teenagers had spent three weeks fighting with rebels in syria. they were picked up on the

a surplus that was then paid for d through un wars, president bush, and the republican congress. the clinton surplus turned into a record deficit that was exacerbated by the global recession that started at the end of the bush administration. six years after president bush left office, we still have an unacceptable level of unemployment and an economy that is getting better for some while at the same time leaving many behind. and that's where unemployment insurance comes in. this program is a lifeline for millions of people who lost their jobs, most because of the recession and not because of any issues regarding job performance. unemployment insurance helps millions of families pay their bills and put food on their tables. things they could do if they had jobs but they can't because they are unemployed. yet republicans in the senate continue to filibuster a bill to extend unemployment insurance, and the house republican leadership refuses even to consider any bill. we can't even get a bill on this floor so that members of both sides of the aisle can have a chance to, press their

former bosnian serb army commander ratko lot of church has called v un's yugoslav war crimes tribunal a satanic court if you refused to testify as a defense witness for a former bosnian serb leader radovan church during his testimony could harm his own case the two men deny the charges against them which include genocide and crimes against humanity. the vice chairman of the bitcoin foundation has been arrested in the us charlie shrem one of the key advocates of the crypto currency has been charged with trying to launder one million dollars worth of bitcoins using outlawed website the silk road if found guilty he is facing thirty years behind bars. is following the story. u.s. federal prosecutors are accusing self-proclaimed bitcoin evangelist charlie shrem of selling one million dollars in bitcoin to users of the website silk road prosecutors say those same users then to use the digital currency to anonymously purchase drugs in the deep web black market the twenty four year old c.e.o. of instant and co owner of the manhattan bar ever was arrested at j.f.k. airport on sunday he's being

the start of world war one the accusations began to fly when china's un ambassador tuesday he said. japanese prime minister cecil out this recent visit to the controversial yasukuni war shrine has closed the door to dialogue with china south korean ambassador award to an end north korea's envoy you don't you also criticized japan's leaders for the visits. japanese pretty cheap indeed as worshiping at the screen is trying. when a test he will pay me now as i use trying is a direct challenge to the fall and asian un reached japan rejoin didn't mention a community in the post war war it is rare for a korean u n envoy to them taste of representative from another country at such an open international meeting in the past un envoy hits back at the free neighbor is defending the prime minister's shrine visits he underlined that the purpose of these days it must review the pics that show never been racial. it was by no means to pay homage to the stable criminals or to praise me to the race. prime minister on base at the same day that she would ignore an advisory issued by the un committee on

former bosnian serb army commander ratko has called the un's yugoslav war crimes tribunal they say tannic court he refused to testify as a defense witness on the former bosnian serb leader radovan. fearing his testimony would harm his own case the two men deny the charges against them which include genocide and crimes against humanity. coming up personal stories of suffering and survival during the siege of leningrad during world war two. i've always had mixed feelings about speed traps it seems like it's a waste of the police officers time but on the other hand they sure do make people paranoid and drive more slowly one man from texas is completely sure of his opinion about speed traps and he set out to save his felt texans from being fined for speeding and much more importantly from potential traffic accidents caused by the hidden police and now he's the one who is in deep trouble according to fox news runner martin faces a misdemeanor charge for violating frisco texas sign ordinance that says that you may only stand around holding a sign on private property martin claims that he was do

was supposed to remove most of its chemical weapons stockpiles by the end of 2013, but the un says the civil warlogistical problems and bad weather complicated things >> in egypt our three al jazeera colleagues expected to face more questioning this weekend. they have now been held for six days. they are being held at a prison near cairo, and peter greste beremains at the police station. >>> brad prit helped rebuild after hurricane trina, but some people say their homes are now rotting. ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america >> from our headquarters in new york, here are the headlines this hour. >> al jazeera america is the only news channel that brings you live news at the top of every hour. >> a deal in the senate may be at hand and just in the nick of time. >> thousands of new yorkers are marching in solidarity. >> we're following multiple developments on syria at this hour. >> every hour from reporters stationed around the world and across the country. >> only on al jazeera america. >>> a federal judge stepping into that legal dispute between a c

war. kim jong un was talking not only about his domestic affairs, the execution of his uncle as the core of the anti-party, antirevolutionary faction which he praised, but talking about the international relations of north korea which look bleak. relations with south korea froze, and the relations with united states, not going anywhere. kim jong un was reiterating his wishlist to improve relations without suggesting a plan on how to achieve it. >> indonesia is launching the world's biggest health care scheme, wanting 240 people to have coverage. >> we are joined from jakarta. sounds like a great plan. it's underway in jakarta. how does it work? >> well, in jakarta that program launched in jakarta about a year ago, it was widely seen as a test run. when it was launched there were queues of confusion among people. they are hoping to use it as a model so it can be implemented smoothly. today is a public holiday in indonesia. we are not seeing volunteers at health care clinics. so far in jakarta the system is running smoothly. you can't use it as a comparative. jakarta is a capital city, and th

on the back of the un's record syria,to end the war in with a deadly first day in the constitutionaleferendum in egypt. time for a look inside that residence, taking place in egypt, the army backed government wants a yes vote in the wake of last year's ousting of mohamed morsi. for more, i am joined by our middle east specialist. thank you very much for joining us. what, exactly, is the egyptian government pushing here? >> what they want is a high turnout. what they want is a big, overwhelming protest in support of what they see as stability, in support of returning the army to its position in the egyptian state, putting an end to what they see as the instability characterized in the country. about resolving the political chaos of the last three years? is this a wise and -- a wise move by government? >> there is an undoubtedly within themergence country that has been ruled since the 1950s. theainly, putting an end to situation in which massive protests have hobbled to presidents. course, moves within the current constitution to get more significance, more formal significance to the g

they also pledged their money according to the un more than thirteen million syrians both inside and outside the country will be affected by the civil war by year's end and un officials noting that the situation is dire recalling this their biggest appeal ever. and then i will new ideas. all you who missed out. analysts are. it is on. the us which along with russia is trying to bring the syrian sides together in geneva next week announced it would beef up its contributions. we are today. provided. in addition all through the through the grace of the american people. another thread and eighty million dollars. that brings our total to about one point seven billion. that we have provided. the un wants more six and a half a billion dollars of estimates officials say that's the amount necessary to meet the talent of housing clothing and feeding those who most desperately in need of its. more than half a million of them are now here in jordan in tonight's zealand's top man on the ground here has told me he welcomes the pledges but added that quote we cannot wait. a neat to see these commitments converted rapidly into caps more than a quarter

a possible prisoner exchange between the warring sides and the opening milk humanitarian corey bill is to deliver aid to those trapped by the fire scene. the un says of the nine million syrians now urgently need a donor nations played so the one point seven billion euros the victims of the syrian war on wednesday it was less than hoff the un appeal targets. i was . up to two news coming in second to the intimacy christiane on a mountain was named the world's best footballer in twenty thirteen it was an emotional moment for the portuguese don and his mother. good evening. i count find the words to describe these moments gym the goalkeeper into the nano was named best female plame jenny silvia night won best women's coach. and the men's award went to another gem and full of tiny meatballs your pint is. for the fist time there was a special lifetime achievement award the plaintiff is a unit in hand and the only player to win the world cup three times . the dominique was the annual golden globe award hollywood stars of the week celebrating the windows of the building clothes. johnny depp announce the prize for best drama. it's you. two of uses br

this is putting the cart before the war to the talks began with few expectations. even so the un mediator is frustrated that no agreement can reach even on kitty in a convoy through to the besieged city of homes this non verified videos to just continue for the trapped residents report damascus suburb. the un says the first food parcels for ten days was delivered. the united states has told syria to take immediate action to comply with the united nations resolution to remove its chemical weapons materials the talks are still is due to be destroyed under an international deal. when i state is concerned that. syrian government is behind in delivering these chemical weapons precursor materials up on time and with a schedule that was agreed to syria house made the first batch of chemical weapon material eyes of the country up to transporting it from two sites to the port city of attack yet on to a danish vessel. a statement by the us to the chemical weapons wants talk in the hague said. just four percent of the chemicals to clarify syria had been removed. we didn't go to court in ita

gives the government control of the keel oil producing region of the unity meanwhile un chief bonds and has called the warring factions to negotiate and ernest more than three weeks of fighting between government forces and rebels have killed over one thousand people. josh party reports on monday un warns could become an unfolding humanitarian catastrophe i rounds of refugees in income and in central south stood on the united nations says that for a pulitzer for me and keep looking close to the bad times. escaping a wave of ethnic violence that threatens to tip the world's youngest country into civil war. this sets up call the two nd annual fees but now we have and we're so gonna be an englishman in recent days fine tuned between government troops and rebels the center don't see key towns beyond sixtieth and three and joined the state's capital poll. but in cities have seen applications and tl to speak to escape the bonds aid agencies in refugee camps down the country have been scrambling to do with the influx of their greater than dire enough to reside but honestly they're there what those notes. unthinkable

the un and see our estimates the war has displaced more than six million syrians inside the country in the new virus as one of the coldest winters in many years isn't in their lives even more difficult humanitarian agencies are racing to provide relief to those living in tents and sub standard housing. people take so so so inclined to send more goals and different types of food shelter so that there are able to go through this dramatic. we need to vulnerable people. his most effective especially children myers says that even if they can provide too many coastal parts and i will send chills it's not enough the children the who have seen their parents being killed the cuisine of things which children should have seen some of these children have still to speak because the they have not been able to cope with this situation so they need our support and indeed the very special support. he came on the situation of traumatized children who have possessed a little step parents who have no education we want to provide them with education reform to provide them with the dk to support it. our hop

given assurance by iranian foreign minister mohammad javad zarif that he respects the un's position on the civil war in syria but saudi arabian officials argue that iran should not be able to participate in the talks since its troops are on the ground helping syrian president bashar al assad now that of a taishan was withdrawn the west western backed syrian opposition said that they will take part in the talks meanwhile assad has announced his intentions to run for reelection later this year this could be yet another hitch in a very sensitive negotiation process that is currently underway while negotiators attempt to broker peace talks your opinions european supporters of the syrian opposition or the so-called jihad wannabes are heading to the country to take up arms an estimated eleven thousand europeans have reportedly headed to syria to participate in the fighting are teases sarah for has more. traveling to syria. and according to one expert the now part of the largest european islamist foreign fighting contingent in recent times. at least eleven hundred. two. hundred it was from this picturesque

syrian opposition leaders and the u s diplomats complaints and on monday the un withdrew the invitation. some former war crimes prosecutors say they have evidence of syrian forces have been torturing and executing detainee. they say about eleven thousand people may have seen killed a british law firm released a report on abuses. it was based on fifty five thousand pictures provided by a former syrian military police photographer. many show the bodies of the young man the siege as the dt knees were strangled or climbed before they died. it was as if voters were taken in the hospital and used in data points an execution papers the former prosecutors say the photos are proof that syrian forces have tortured detainees since the start of the uprising. legal firm as internationally is to analyze the images they spent three days interviewing the photographer. well we can say is that this was suggested to them. with all the cool kid. in effect from the wood. so noticeable. it robbed of crimes against humanity. a sale but said the people participating in the peace talks in switzerland. need to keep the report in

iranian delegation respects the un's positions on the syrian civil war saudi arabian officials argue that iran should not be allowed to participate in the talks since its troops are on the ground helping syrian president bashar all all sides meanwhile assad has announced intentions to run for reelection later this year or this could be yet another hitch in a very sensitive negotiation process that is currently under way while negotiators attempt to broker peace talks european supporters say that the syrian opposition so called jihadi one a b s or heading to the country to take up arms an estimated eleven thousand europeans have reportedly headed to syria in order to participate in the fighting artie's sara for more. a young british traveling to syria. and according to one expert the now part of the largest european islamist foreign fighting contingent in recent times to at least eleven hundred. two. hundred it was from this picturesque seaside town in portsmouth this a group of young men recently left to go and join the fight in syria about a month ago when news reached the community

war. those talks almost derailed after the un secretary general invited iran to the talks.ranian officials say the un's move is a mistake. >> translator: we are disappointed about two things. one that mr. bankky moon withdrew his own invitation due to the pressure imposed on him. >> i have a kind of mixed feelings. we are going to go there to try to minimize the suffering of the syrian people. this is the most important thing, i think to do. >> for the latest we go to james bayes. >> reporter: in the coming hours important preliminary meetings before the full sessions get underway. ban ki-moon, will be meeting with john kerry and sergei lavrov. more than 40 nations, of course not iran because the invitation to them was withdrawn, they are trying to get everyone on the same page. get the international community saying we support this peace process, the idea of a transitional government to take over the running of syria. then those negotiations will start here in the building behind me. the start on friday, around the table to syrian delegations. one representing the syrian g

and no face to face meeting for the syrian government and the opposition as the warring sides agreed to talk only through un mediators in different rooms a different time. this is r.t. international live from our studio center here in moscow which just turned eight pm and six pm in kiev where the government is offering further concessions to calm the rest with president pledging to free those arrested during the riots earlier this week well meanwhile protests are engulfing more cities across western ukraine live to the capital now in artie's peeta all over so pete what is the government's plan now. what we've been hearing from president. to the latest rounds of talks between the government and the opposition now he's announced what's been achieved so far he said the january sixteenth laws that were brought into. down on demonstrations that they would be changes to those laws he didn't say that they would be repealed but we're expecting there could be some kind of softening of the legislation that was brought in to try and tackle the riots here now the opposition and government have agreed that there will be

. >>> the biggest appeal in un history, $6.5 billion needed for syrian's war victims. >>> the centralfrican republic interim leader appeals for peace between chris importance and muslims. >> hello there, i'm in london with the latest from europe, including as the vatican faces the un review on child sex abuse, they claim they are still not doing enough to address the issue. ♪ >>> at least 60 people have been killed in the series of attacks in iraq. the bombings targeted the app call of bagdad and the a city. more than 90 were injured. security officials say over500 people have been killed in iraq this year. imran khan has more. >>> the twisted metal from a bomb blast is once again spread across a neighborhood. parked car bombs go off and blood spills. there has been no immediate claim of responsibility. but the attacks follow a familiar pattern. al da linked groups want to keep tensions boiling. the prime minister is calling this a war on terror. >> translator: we'll distinguish between houses that were forcibly taken over by al-qaeda and used as bases, and houses who's residence were

. >>> there are multiple civilians caught up in the war in syrian. a un mediator says syrian is agreeing to allow women and children to leave the besieged area. the rebel held districts have been under tight siege from president basar's troops since 2012. people still live in the city and people are burning furniture to keep warm and malnutrition is widespread as there is severe shortages of food. >>> russian ambassador to the united states is absolutely certain that sorbi olympics will be safe. americans are being warned to be aware of their surroundings when taking public transportation. the father of olympic ski jumper and ders johnson says he is not worried about sending his son to the games. >> maybe the chances are good as getting hit by a meteor than being taken out by some terrorist. >> state officials caution american athletes against wearing their uniforms outside of sporting events. the u.s. military will have several aircraft on stand by to help evacuate officials from the games if they are needed. >>> the white house says this week's state of

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war with sudan. aid workers called them the lost boys. unams are stilling a saying the numbers, but hundreds are believed to be among the new rifles here. >> the main challenge, how do we settle these childrens in -- within the current population. you see children who are sick. you also have young pregnant teenagers. >> reporter: when the children arrive here they are interviewed to determine their need and see if they have any relatives in the camp they are kept in this area where they are given temporary shelter before being settled into camps. guards keep a close eye on the gate. but this is not exactly an orderly place. in the confusion one of the unaccompanied boys followed the crowd and got on the truck with one of these families. luckily he was found and brought back here. this is one of the tents where unaccompanied children stay. they are fed three times a day. but not everyone has an appetite these three got separated from their mother as they fled the city. >> translator: what would happen to us if my mother has died. we are only

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war. right now, the un says at least 9 million syrians need help as a result of the war which began nearly three years ago. >>james: a volcano in indonesia has erupted again. more than 22,000 people have been forced to leave their homes since the volcano began erupting in september of last year. no one has been hurt but the latest eruption is threatening nearby evacuate camps. thick clouds of smoke and ash can be seen from the mountain on this island of north sumatra. an impressive but dangerous sites. >>anny: the trial of four somali man linked to last year's small attack in narrow the-nairobi starts today. there's accused of giving shelter to the gunmen who later attacked the west the shopping mall. the attack four days each claimed at least 67 lives. officials believe the gunmen died in the fire in mall collapse that ended the standoff. so molly bass- somali-based al-shabbab militants claimed responsibility for the attack to read >>james: new this morning, thousands of villagers in northern india are staying inside their homes terrified after a tiger killed seven people in just two week

news no face to face meeting for the syrian government and the opposition as the warring sides agree to topple only through un mediators in different rooms at different times. and cairo is rocked by a series of deadly blasts claiming at least four lives and injuring dozens of others and of the anniversary of the twenty one an uprising. we're watching our athena national coming here live from moscow with memory and josh. unrest is an golfing more cities across western ukraine while in kiev government concessions have failed to a few days the opposition the two sides plan to hold another round of talks amid the fragile truce well in many other places of the country though the situation isn't so peaceful and these are all the main regional cities and in all of them protesters have tried to seize a local administrations police only managed to repel the crowds and just one of those are all over in the capital for us. around a dozen ukrainian cities are under siege by rioters these people are targeting local authority building the said local government buildings police stations in the likes of barricading roads no

. >>> the biggest appeal in un history, $6.5 billion needed for syrian's war victims. >>> the centralfrican republic interim leader appeals f

news no face to face meeting for the syrian government and the opposition as of warring sides agree to talk only three un mediators in different rooms at different times. and cairo is rocked by series of deadly blasts claiming at least four lines and injuring dozens of others i have the anniversary of a twenty eleven uprising. international coming to you live from moscow with. unrest isn't golfing more cities across western ukraine while in kiev government concessions have failed to appease the opposition the two sides plan to hold another round of talks and end the fragile truce well in many other places though the situation isn't so peaceful and these are all the main regional cities and all of them have tried to seize local administrations bullies only managed to repel the crowds and just one of those let's now talk to our correspondent here all over who joins us live from the ukrainian capital peter did tell us about the unrest spreading to other cities across ukraine. well currently around a dozen ukrainian cities are under siege by rioters these people are targeting local authority building the loc

news no face to face meeting for the syrian government and the opposition as a warring sides agree to talk only through un mediators in different rooms at different times. cairo is rocked by series of deadly blasts claiming at least four lives and injuring dozens of others having anniversary of the twenty.

today no face to face meeting for the syrian government and the opposition as a warring sides agreed to talk only story un mediators in different rooms at different times. and cairo is rocked by series of deadly blasts claiming at least four lives and injuring dozens of others have the anniversary of the twenty seven uprising. this is a national coming to you live from moscow i'm reading. unrest as engulfing more cities across western ukraine while in kiev government concessions have failed to appease the opposition the two sides plan to hold another round of talks amid the fragile truce well in many other places though the situation isn't so peaceful well these are some of the regional cities and in all of them protesters have tried to seize a local administrations police only managed to repel the crowds in just one of those let's get right up to date with people all over who is in the green in capital kiev for us so peter do bring us up to date and tell us how is the unrest spreading across the country. well what we're seeing is violence erupting across the west of ukraine around a dozen cities in parts

fortunes in syrian peace talks representatives of warring factions meets in the same room. the un mediator looking for an agreement on humanitarian aid. egypt's marks three years since the start of its revolution amid the violence security on high alert but by the drought is expected in the capital and overnight clashes spread across ukraine the president's call for a cabinet reshuffle doing little to calm tensions those headlines don't fall spent at thanks for joining us. first after a day's delay a joint meeting between syria's one factions is finally taken place. in closing delegations meeting in the same room in the presence of un mediator lack diversity me. actual face to face talks between the two sides are not expected today and said where he will meet separately with the two groups of frosting cats in chief of foreign editor rob parsons is covering events press in geneva. he staff. the very rights that they are going to be in the same room together today suggests that things are at last beginning to report he was regarded as a singular achievement. even though they should

the talks began with opening remarks from un secretary general khan ki moon who stress as syrians would be primarily responsible for ending the civil war. he also acknowledge that the upcoming negotiations face considerable challenges were no signs to reach a comprehensive agreement piece on the un geneva county k from two thousand twelve ankle for the needy humanitarian aid to civilians in their first face to face meeting at a un peace conferences accomplished began in two thousand eleven the syrian government and opposition coalition were quick to voice their anger syrian foreign minister while the amore alone. label the rebel forces as islamic extremists and rattled off a list of what he called terrorists rebel tax supported by arab and western states in a response opposition leader on nature of our accused president bush are on side of pork rinds and demanded that the syrian regime immediately signed a plan for transition of power reaffirming his evio stance the syrian foreign minister said any discussions of this on stepping down would be considered a red line. expectatns are ler than the fragile costly and in a parade through thi

invalid actress has been strongly condemned by the un is to take this strike by that guided bomb on forty seven inch. ever since it was ousted from the war torn nation into college and one for united nations stuff and the imf still it is indeed even a contest on the monitor thirteen fourteen is good the victims included americans britons and canadians. it didn't strike is seen as an aid to the scene to the need to insights last week. it is getting the gun back to him between insurgents and american forces before said innovative things to bob's son of god comes down to secure the t cullen said the tuesday by president common sight on sunday up useful intelligence services are being behind the date the attack. the mystery surrounding the death of sin and the push that the wife of india's junior education minister shashi two seems to be deepening. the autopsy with water for skywest the magic of the magistrate on monday don't assign me to sign on the push. it looks less obtuse the magistrates on tuesday and in knots and afternoon daily the management team hundred of the presence of god in which hezbollah. my name's not asking you these in po

which aims to find a political solution to the bloody civil war is set to resume on the tenth of february in a statement to the media at the un syria envoy lakhdar brahimi a knowledge of the slim but tangible progress to date sides have become used to sitting in the same room they have positions and listen to one another progress is there is slow indeed but the sides having gazed in an acceptable manner. this is a very marcus beginning but it is a beginning on which we can. but even as the very first signs of progress begin to appear in geneva washington is accusing damascus of validating previous u.n. agreements it's questioning the regime's commitment to chemical disarmament claiming just four percent of stockpiles of been destroyed moscow has reacted by saying there's no need to put pressure on the syrian government which is moving towards achieving the goals of the disarmament deal with the u.s. secretary of state john kerry reminded the messages of the possibility of military action if it fails to comply with the agreements we now know that. assad regime is not moving as rapidly as it promised to move the chemical weapon

opposition have started their first face to face meetings since the civil war one in back country began nearly three years ago. un mediator letdown brahimi gave a progress report just a short time ago. he admits to the talks had achieved little so far but that the negotiations will continue possibly hold weeks he said. the two sides to discuss a cease fire and possible humanitarian aid to the city of palms which being under siege for more than a year. mimi says he also hopes to open negotiations over a prisoner swap oh well covering developments in the campaign geneva forces are corresponding can see logan and casey. we haven't achieved much but we continue to see official line from lockdown brahimi. i know he's a tenacious diplomat but he has is well cast and tia deciding not to be easy for him is it that he did say things that often consultants but i can stop was the fact that a bad policies but that they are in the same brain and they did not workout will help to sustain a frightful more controlled prices throughout the day at raising puppies coming in three different bills. mr crean he said taking told teache

the nasa's next tues declared war on rebels in the democratic republic of congo to tell him to command monsoon cold it is the card has the un mission is costly bringing stability to the east of the country a region that is to play. only last year un and government forces won a key victory against one helpful little group p m twenty three. many others remain terrorizing civilians and preventing economic development in a region rich in natural resource so full of cindy's new role model holden says he's determined to break that hold report accompanies him on tour through the region the team caught a ride into who in the northeastern corner of the democratic republic of congo. each of himself shaking plenty of hands and smoothing ruffled feathers. we're getting jealous. we talk you'd forgotten us here when you do call. i don't know. typically this shortly after the un special envoy ordered an unscheduled stop in the small village school locker that education is very important botswana kenya. i've been called a skill many of the school's one hundred students were girls and how many bullets. improving the rights of girls and wome

war. the hosts want them to go back home. >> kenya, somalia, and the un's refugee agency signed a deal to repatriate camp residents on a voluntary basis. >> most are too afraid to go. our reporter sent us this report. >> this narrow passage has been part of mohammed's life for the last 20 years. he was born here in one of five camps. he grew up in and around these houses with their makeshift roofs. it is home to him and his family and his mother made him what he is today. >> he used to encourage me. you don't have a father, you have to go to school. you have to support yourself. >> he actively followed the fights and he is now enough to commission and he analyzes your and and blood samples in order to help his community to stay healthy. after more than 20 years, this is now more than just a refugee camp more than just 400,000 people live here. it has become a functional town where one can get anything. ithey want somali refugees to return to somalia. >> it is not possible to go back at the moment. we have a lot of friends. we have integrated the people. so, it is not possible to go back a

minister refuse today give up the microphone after the un secretary general chaid him for exceeding his time. traded charges of terrorism and war crimes over the course of the three-yearlong civil war in which some 130,000 syrians have died. syria has complied with demands that is surrenders its chemical weapons and syria government troops have the upper hand in the fighting. syria's information minister was blunt, "there will be no transfer of power and president bashar assad is staying." further more, the obama administration hopes for assad to turn over power with delta setbacks days before the talks open. when iran refuse today send a delegation to switzerland because of the precondition that it abide by the objective of creating a post assad government. iran is a staunch ally of bashar al-assad. iranian troops are fighting in syria, and iranian aircraft keep assad regimes supplied with aide and weapons. negotiations with iran over ending its nuclear program are progressing. with un monitoring verifying this week that iran has stopped down its uranium enrichment. question, can a truce be broken in syria without iran's agree

be in the world war two to nineteen inch national water that followed the war and to challenge the norms and principles of the un charter. we think no matter how the japanese side attempts to lay claim on the dahlia islands they cannot change the basic fact that they are time its inherent territory. we also wanted by the japanese government not to underestimate time is unbreakable will and determination to safeguard its sovereignty. there's hide in its provocations on the territorial d speech that i now will respond firmly and i will bear the consequences i also want to say that he's trained to not be for god the japanese can try and deny history in that they cannot escape its judgment they can only laden themselves with heavier and heavier burdens so we urge japan to face up to history and correct their parents with concrete actions. we love japanese prime ministers and the daddies national security adviser says the government hopes to uproot the exercise of the pan fried it took like in self defense during the next ordinary session of the parliament which convenes on gagne likely for its use in key is to that.

war are still on. talks didn't happen today, but a short time ago, the un said that the sit-down had been rescheduled foraturday. that announcement came after the delegates from the syrian government say they would leaf geneva unless serious progress was being made. nick schifrin has the latest. nick? >> reporter: yeah, good afternoon, [ technical difficulties ] >> and the opposition said we all agreed that we would create a france situational government without assad, and the syrian opposition said today we won't have a face-to-face meeting before the government agreed to that condition. the government says wait a minute, this is not our fault, this is your fault. this morning we had face-to-face meeting scheduled, and it was you who walked out. so we went back and forth all day. any un special enjoy did shuttle diplomacy between the go and opposition, and finally after hours of going back and forth, he finally announced this afternoon that they will meet tomorrow in the same room and the meetings will go for the next week. but he admitted this afternoon, it's not going to be easy. >> i'm worried all th

un. going with him are doug christie, and vin floyd. this is a regime with a dire human rights record that threatens to unleash nuclear war. at, rodman has no place to press kim jong-un to free kenneth bae. >> i'm not trying to save the world or kenneth bae. that's not my job. my job is one thing, sports. i'm not an ambassador or whatever. no, i'm not. i'm going to do there and do my thing and try to interact him with that on that. the guy is awesome to me. that's about it. >> but these guys do speak the language of sport and were telling me they can break down barriers and build bridges through basketball. put good money on the always beating the north korean selection but how much would you want to spoil a north korean dictator's birthday treat? >>> after six years, "saturday night live" is finally getting a black female comedian. finally. >> i didn't say anything about a girlfriend. but you can call me -- >> the show confirming reports that the comedian will join the cast when they return in two weeks. she is the female african-american cast since 2007. the show has been under fire for a lack of diversity. the producers

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war. those talks are set to go on as planned, but iranian officials say the un's move was a mistake. >> translatorwe are disappointed about two things, one that mr. ban ki-moon withdrew his invitation. >> i have a kind of mixed feelings. we are going to go there and we will try to minimize the suffering of the syrian people. this is the most important thing i think to do. >>> and for the latest on those peace talks we go to james bayes. >> reporter: in the coming hours important preliminary meetings before the full sessions get underway. ban ki-moon un secretary general will be meeting with john kerry and also with his russian counterpart, sergei lavrov. final preparations before the mantra meeting. let me explain what that is. that is an international gathering, more than 40 nations, of course not iron because their invitation was withdrawn, and they are trying to get everybody on the same page saying we support this peace process, negotiations, the idea of a france situational government to take over the running of syria. then those negotiations start here in the building behind him in the un he