la rumba cubana y el merengue sedujeron a la unesco. aÑo,. alejandra: empezamos con estos temas. kira: hoy es el dÍa mundial del sida, mÁs adelante detalles de un evento que se realizarÁ aquÍ, en san josÉ. alejandra: si no quieres subir de peso durante la temporada navideÑa, hoy tenemos recomendaciones de expertos para no comer de mÁs.

la rumba cubana y el merengue sedujeron a la unesco.rey de la primera semifinal ante unos tigres con acento y colmillo francÉs. conde: el chileno, considerado el mejor futbolista del torneo mexicano, asegura no temerle a las Águilas. lndsay:jossie se disfrazÓ de rafa mÁrquez. quiÉn avanza? nd

por un gran premio que entregÓ la unesco con ritmo de sabores. heavy duty tiene hasta... ...el doble de poder para eliminar los malos olores a los que te acostumbraste. [inhales] mmm. usa febreze air effects, hasta que huela fresco. y prueba febreze small spaces heavy duty... ...para constantemente eliminar hasta el doble de olores por 30 días. febreze small spaces y air effects, dos formas más de respirar tranquilo. ♪ [risas] presentador: el mundo entero estÁ de fiesta. con todo el tambor. la organizaciÓn de las naciones unidas para la cultura. presentadora: ni te escucho. la unesco declarÓ el mar ene -- merengue como patrimonio. a ritmo de merengue nos acompaÑan. presentador: un aplauso! [aplausos] bienvenido. saludos a toda la gente de repÚblica dominicana. un aplauso fuerte! [aplausos] >> muchas gracias. presentadora: quÉ les parece el anuncio? >> bien contento. para nosotros en repÚblica dominicana el merengue es nuestro aire, agua. estamos bien contentos por eso. es otro motivo mÁs para que todo el mundo baile merengue. presentador: quÉ se

. >>> unesco has given a nod to some of japan's traditional festivals. the international body decided to add 33 of them to its intangible cultural heritage list. the hachinohe tasai festival from northern japan's aomori free folkture dates back 300 years. the shinko gyoji parade was also added. unesyounesco said they brought creativeness to residents and note they've been handed down for generations. he points out some of the festivals helped restore community bonds after a major ear earthquake and stsunami hit northeastern japan in 2011. members of the preservation group of the festival in kumamoto applauded the decision. >> translator: it's a big honor. i believe it will bring a bright future for the festival. >> unesco is adding the festivals as a single entry. it brings to 21 the number of japanese assets registered as intangible cultural heritage. kabuki and traditional japanese cuisine are among them. >>> japan's space agency and a manufacturer of fishing nets night appear to have little in common, but they're teaming up to confront an astronomical

other than unesco and there are some charity works which the u.n. does, what do they do that helps us be more secure as a nation? >> well, if you go back to which you talked about under george bush, it is a body that at least you can find out where other countries are standing. and it puts people on record. if it goes away, we have no as bill said earlier way to promote peace around the world and work with our allies. now, if you don't want it to be a new yorker, this all to be done by e-mail, i guess that's for the next administration. >> quick last word from steve. >> the u.s. is not active in the world we get a replay of the 1930s when we nearly lost civilization. we have to be active. we make mistakes. becomes more unsafe and eventually comes right up to our shoulders. >> coming up, isis calls for more attacks on the u.s., police forces across the u.s. are beefing up security for tonight's celebrations. we need to do whatever and spend whatever it takes to keep us safe. ♪ >>> happy new year's eve to you and your's. live from america's news head

celebracion en la iglesia de la naividad, que tiene mil-700 aqos de antiguedad y forma parte de la lista de unescoora: y nos vamos a mÉxico con el fallecimiento de una de las vÍctimas de explosiÓn del mercado de pirotecnia, la cifra de muertos se elevÓ hoy a 36. se trata de una mujer de 39 aÑos que ingresÓ al hospital con el 90% de su cuerpo quemado, tras el estallido 26 personas murieron y 10 en el hospital. por otra parte la escasa bÚsqueda por el gobernador llevÓ a autoridades de costa rica tambiÉn a seguirle la pista al prÓfugo, la interpol dictÓ una orden de arresto por lo cual si es localizado lo van a detener, paulina gomes nos tiene detalles. paulina: autoridades de costa rica le sigue la pista al ex gobernador de veracruz prÓfugo y acusado de desviar millones de dÓlares, reportan su presencia en san josÉ. >> se ha dicho que lo han visto acÁ en algunos hoteles y tambiÉn ha compartido con algunos empresarios. paulina: segÚn la prensa mexicana duarte huyÓ de veracruz en noviembre y desde entonces se esconde en guatemala y costa rica, interceptaron una llamada a su familia al oeste de la capi

palmyra is a unesco world heritage site in central syria. isis had taken the city but been forced out by syrian troops. now, isis has regained control of several parts of the city. last year when isis held palmyra, the terror group blew up historic temples and monuments. adrienne: in indonesia, police say they prevented a terror attack. three people are in custody for the plot. police say they were targeting a palace. all three suspects are members isis. police found a bomb during the arrests and safely detonated it. ben: in cairo, egypt, 25 people are dead after someone bombed an orthodox christian church. officials say that person threw the bomb over a wall and into the complex. so far, no one is claiming responsibility for the attack. egypt's president is declaring three days of mourning and has vowed to hunt down the bomber. adrienne: investigators in nigeria are looking into a roof collapse that killed 160 people officials say the church was still under construction when worshipers gathered for a ceremony on saturday. hundreds of people

palmyra is a unesco world heritage site in central syria. isis had taken the city but been forced out by syrian troops. now, isis has regained control of several parts of the city. last year when isis held palmyra, the terror group blew up historic temples and monuments. adrienne: in indonesia, police say they prevented a terror attack. three people are in custody for the plot. police say they were targeting a palace. all three suspects are members of a group that has ties to isis. police found a bomb during the arrests and safely detonated it. ben: in cairo, egypt, 25 people are dead after someone bombed an orthodox christian church. officials say that person threw the bomb over a wall and into the complex. so far, no one is claiming responsibility for the attack. three days of mourning and has vowed to hunt down the bomber. adrienne: investigators in nigeria are looking into a roof collapse that killed 160 people during a church service. officials say the church was still under construction when worshipers gathered for a ceremony on saturd

: time now for an appetizing trtrip to francece, a country yh food so o good, it was added to the unescoultural heritage list. ♪ >>>> paris is a a food lover's delight. if you're looking for something tasty, it t won't take you longo find it here. the e marais d district inhe h t ofof paris is home to the city's oldest covered market -- the marche des enfants rouges, named after the red uniforms worn by the children who lived in an orphanage which used to occupy the site. in the midst of all the bustle lies a special find -- a stand run by alain roussel. alain's here from wednesday through sunday. he runs a crepe and sandwich bar together with his son who handles the bakery products. >> they say i make the best galettes in paris. from the start, my idea was to produce a quality product, something really good that people love. i use flour, water and salt. add a little beer to the batter. plus, eggs and a drop of olive oil. we try to use organic ingredients as far as possible. >> you can order a vegan galette with mushrooms, avocado and toasted sesame seeds. or one with ham, cheese and sal

marÍa leticia: he llamado deporte de mÉxico, fue declarado por la unesco patrimonio inmaterial de late. no muchas felicidades. enrique iii por acompaÑarnos. Éstas son las noticias. los datos de miles de inmigrantes indocumentados que se escribieron en el programa de identificaciÓn en gracia de no hallar podrÍan quedar bajo poder de la meditaciÓn trump. genera protesta a la presencia de un lÍder de la supremacía blanca en una de las universidades mÁs importantes de texas. algunos miembros del colegio electoral no piensan votar por donaciÓn para la presidencia. requiere 270 votos electorales. un importante organismo internacional deja la educaciÓn en mÉxico con una pési

the roof of the unesco world heritage site turned white following the snowfall that started on wednesdaythey were enjoying the view of the snow-covered temple. one woman said she is happy to see the symbol reflected. nice. now, temperatures expected to be warming up as we go into the next four days in kyoto. 13 degrees for the january 2nd on monday and tokyo will see quite warm temperatures on the first day of 2017. it's going to be march-like weather. across europe, a ridge of high pressure is causing beautiful weather across the west but there's a potent low pressure system over the balkan peninsula as well as t turkey. the system will cause widespread heavy snowfall and windy conditions across many places. we will see heavy snowfall in many places and even athens could see some snowfall for the next three days. sleet is expected, as well, and kiev will see snonow persisting into saturday. let's go to north america. it's going to be quite well across the eastern areas of the united statetes. we mentioned severe weather across parts of the carolinas on your thursday. severe thunderstorm

lalast october japan criticized unesco for adding documents from china to the memory of the world register. beijing says that more than 300,000 chinese were killed after the former japanese armyy entered. tokyo says it's undeniable that many were killed but determining the exact figure is difficult. documents referring to though as wartime comfort are being submitted for possible registry. the payments are usually made by around may. >>> as christmas draws near, cities across japan are lighting up for the fesestive season. displays in tokyo are drawing huge crowds and an amusement park is joining the fun for the first time. >> reporter: taking you back in time. the amusement park, i'll show you what's happening inside the park. look at this. isn't it beautiful? there are more than 500,000 l.e.d. lights decorating this park. it's very near the famous sensiji temple. when the sun goes down, workers go home. this is hoping to reenergize the district at night and the park operators are hoping to pull in more young couples and especially visitors from overseas. many of the lights are pink. that

. >> unesco world heritage site was once an important stop for caravans on the foreign route.day the silhouettes here are more refined. a nigerian fashion designers getting ready for show to commemorate 20 years of the international festival in africa. >> africa is not just about disease, uprisings and wars. these are going on everywhere else. we want to open up the country to tourism, it needs it. >> the festival l has long sougt to highlight a variety of fashions in africa, promoting the rising styles of the catwalk and more importantly, fighting against racism. >> you must always be proud and dignified. never give up. you must always hold your head up and say i'm proud to be senegalese. i take that into account, but i know what i want. and you must be ambitious. beenshion has always favorable to darker skin. but there is always an exception model5, she was crowned of the year in shenzhen, china. when they say we want a black girl, they mean black like, i don't know, lot -- not like me. mentality.s a since then, now in fashion, especially african fashion, they are showing a

the italian minister give a press conference if unesco where he said that as soon as the man got intoor him. good job. it country, we were on the lookout for him. goodjob. it would have country, we were on the lookout for him. good job. it would have been better if he was cost alive, because we may never know unless the video comes out, whether he believed was islamic state. he was probably inspired by them, but was he actually recruited and directed by them? or was he just actually recruited and directed by them? or was hejust somebody actually recruited and directed by them? or was he just somebody they have never heard of and is claimed responsibility for it? thank you. we will come back to you in a few minutes time. let's sayjournalist in milan whojoins us now. dramatic events in the early hours of the morning. what's more are you hearing about what happened and indeed why these two police officers approached these two police officers approached the man we now know to be anis amri? as we know, up until now, our interior minister and the cheaper police said that it was a random con

como patrimonio de la humanidad declara la unesco a la charrerÍa. hermanos mexicanos que estÁn de aquel lado del rÍo bravo, porque estÁn haciendo esfuerzos titÁnicos por preservar las costumbres. reportera: tambiÉn se obtuvo la inscripciÓn de la denominaciÓn "charrerÍa tradiciÓn ecuestre" en mÉxico. este paÍs ya suma ocho reconocimientos culturales por parte de la unesco, como tambiÉn en 2011 lo fue el mariachi. satcha: gracias, y quÉ bonito que se conserven tradiciones mexicanas, y se reconozca su contribuciÓn invaluable a nivel mundial. seguimos con mÁs. vamos ahora con ustedes. karla: eso amerita un ajÚa! viva mÉxico! william: yo tuve la oportunidad de probar un poco de esa cultura con los cowboys, en una serie que tuvimos en despiertaamericacom. karla: me encanta, me hierve la sangre! fÍjense que andrea chediak nos tiene un recuento de lo Último en tecnologÍa que los va a dejar con el ojo cuadrado. william: ojo con esto! ♪ andrea: si el sudor te hace pasar momentos incÓmodos, ojo con esto, porque sale a la venta una colecciÓn de ropa interior qu

a unesco world heritage site. classic little sink hole. >> there are loads of these. this is what this area is. the cradle. it's called a cradle. now a world heritage site. because 60% of all the evidence for human evolution comes out of the valley. it's from caves like this that keep the record. that geology just conspires to preserve fossils. they're very, very rare things, hominid fossils, but they're found more here in the last ten years than they're found anywhere. so you're home. this is where you started. >> this is my ancestral homeland? >> this is your ancestral homeland. ♪ >> that sound makes me happy. what does that sound remind you of, guys? what does that evoke for you, that sound? primeval. you know? happy childhood? meat sizzling over the fire? parental love? your enemy's genitals frying in hot oil? nothing? no. fire and fresh-killed eland. i get to work on the heart. something i strongly suspect will be delicious. and i'm right. andrea works her magic on the liver. dredged in flour and sauteed. thi

. >> reporter: at one point it got so bad that problem got so bad that unesco, venice on a list of worlddanger if it did not deal wither use including giant cruise ships in its lagoon. the ships are still sailing. and venice is still struggling with thor to. venice, there is nothing quite like it. >> never been here before. and i think it is wonderful. >> we are going to get on a gnd la. >> ooh, nice. >> reporter: idyllic, narrow canals quaint alleys draw more than 20 million tourists a year. and therein lies the problem. >> it's too small. it's too fragile. >> reporter: as an ecologist, jane demosta worries about venice's vulnerable lagoon. as a resident she is concerned her city has become a mere backdrop for selfies. >> venice has changed in that the population has gone down and down and down. and the visitors numbers have just grown drastically. >> reporter: in 1951, there were nearly 175,000 residents. today there are fewer than 55,000. digital screen at a local farmly marks the loss. it also marked the starting point for a protest. residents carried luggage as a symbol they were on

it's a last ditch attempt to stop unesco from classifying the site as in danger which it nearly did in may. much of the spending will address water quality. . >> we are concerned about climate change it's the number one threat to the reef and the various funds that we have to support clean, renewable energy, to support techniques to upgrade plants. >> now, earlier this week scientists said 2-3rds of a stream has been killed in the last 9 months. that is the worst die off ever recorded on the world heritage site. >>> well, a big weekend ahead for college football. determine the 4 teams that will compete for a chance to play in the national championship here in tampa january 9th. >> plus teens and depression. 8 is on your side with where parents can get help. >> if you didn't put up your holiday decorations last week this will be the perfect time. we'll have tips on how to stay safe while hangs the lights coming up. >> cool temperatures right now and much of the u.s. seeing a to drop. i'll tell you about that and we'll take a look at >>> welcome back. these days niagara falls is looking

another issue you mentioned unesco.one of the problem of international immunity was at an international institute, more and more irrelevant to results, any problem. middle east, north korea, africa, boko haram, nothing. i didn't remember any example of some successful solution that comes as initiative for security council, for example. another very respectable, not my point of view, institution like human rights council, 70% of full resolutions against israel, not against iran, not against zimbabwe, not against north korea but against israel. and i think it's a weakness of all international community of the western world, speak a lot about human values and democratic values, but when it comes to the prophets, everybody prefers his profits, not values. it's maybe biggest problem. >> there is a race going on right now for head of the democratic national committee. congressman keith ellison, a democrat from minnesota is one of a position. the anti-defamation league recently issued a statement saying that comments congressm

es que la unesco declarÓ al merengue como patrimonio de la humanidad.el vasito tequilero. alan: y ya les contamos que maity estuvo haciendo un recorrido muy especial. vÁmonos contigo el loro porquÉ internacional de miami, comenzando la ruta de la solidaridad. maity: muy buenos dÍas, me encuentro en el aeropuerto de miami en tan solo minutos de abordar mÍo aviÓn que me llevara a chicago. nuevamente voy a estar uniÉndome a la ruta de solidaridad pero primero quiero presentarles esta nota de ramiro lÓpez que viajar san antonio como muchas familias para recibir su rehabilitaciÓn. >> aquÍ en alaska es muy comÚn encontrarse con osos. Él tiene problemas para caminar. ha sido prematuros, naciÓ a las 26 semanas, tuvo problemas del corazÓn, los pulmones. uno intenta todo. aquÍ en alaska es muy difícil siendo que es el momento de hacer mÁs. a dÓnde vas a ir? por fin llegamos a san antonio, nerviosos y muy entusiasmados. cuando me llamaron del teletÓn, que ya estaba su lugar listo, fue una de las noticias mÁs bonitas de mi vida. toda la gente bien amable, hacer sen

ambassador issued a statement saying, neither the security council nor unesco can sever the tie between the people of israel and the land of israel. nevertheless, an historic vote taking place moments ago at the u.n. security council for the first time in decades, the united states not using its veto power to stop a resolution critical of the jewish state. back to you. >> it's not very oftenow see senators chuck assumer and john mccain on the same side of the itch. >>> rich ed son is live we more. the obama administration and the incoming trump administration clearly have two different views on this israel issue. >> reporter: they do. and if anything demonstrates how much u.s. policy is going to change or has changed as a result of the election we just had, this really does it because you have had u.s. foreign policy run by the current administration and a much different position than what you're seeing with donald trump, the president-elect, and both executing that at the same time. we had gotten an idea yesterday the united states may take this historic action and not block this u.n.

. >> i had advice for unesco, task force. i have question relating to security. the last six months, very obvious needs to rebuild communities where natural heritage has been destroyed. syria and all over the world. the same time in developing countries like united states, 16, 24 years old, out of school, out of job and has been declared a national security issue. in japan what is called -- 1.5 million, the second generation is already there. i question is of the following. beyond technology, and i'm convinced they can be done, but we japan and united states join forces and engage in restoring them rebuilding communities from syria to africa, including in u.s.a. and japan as such? there are many technologies. america has a lot of knowledge, a lot of competence, many technologies. japan has much experience unique in the world to rebuild japan, what is called -- whatever. i was involved quite a few years. creating better condition for hard-core technology, high techh and so on, would consider with united states as a national security issue, not only in japan but al

he says neither the security council nor unesco can sever the tie between the people of israel and the land of israel. it was to be expected israel's greatest ally would act in accordance with the values we share and vetoed this resolution. i have no doubt the new u.s. administration will usher in a new era in terms of the relations with israel. it seems obvious the way the israeli government is already looking, they're looking to president-elect trump. they talked to him throughout this process and urged him to do what he could to avert this. he was able to pull it yesterday but not today. too many of those countries on the security council wanted to see this introduce ed and it passed with u.s. abstaining. we have palestinian reaction. the palestinian prime minister saying "this is a victory for people and the cause and it opens doors wide for the demand of sanctions on settlements. this is a move towards justice and international law." no surprise there, the palestinians hailing what they've been pushing for not only now but the past eight years. president obama stopped any u.n. sec

we strongly opposed these initiatives including the recent wholly unbalanced and inflammatory unesco resolution regarding jerusalem. we have made clear our strong opposition to palestinian efforts against israel at the icc which only sets back the prospects for peace. we all understand that the palestinian authority has a lot more to do to strengthen its institutions and improve governance. most troubling of all, hamas continues to pursue an extremist agenda. they refuse to accept israel's very right to exist. they have a one-state vision of their own. all of the land is palestine. hamas and other radical factions are responsible for the most explicit forms of incitement to violence and many of the images they use are truly appalling. they are willing to kill innocents in israel, to put the people of gaza at risk to advance that agenda. compounding this, the humanitarian situation in gaza exacerbated by the closings of the crossings, is dire. gaza is home to one of the world's densest concentrations of people, enduring extreme hardships with few opportunities. 1.3 million people out

including the recent unesco resolution regarding jerusalem. we have made clear our strong opposition to palestinian efforts against israel at the icc. which only sets back the prospects for peace. there is a lot more to do to strengthen its institutions and improve governance. most troubling of all, hamas continues to pursue an extremist agenda. they refuse to accept israel's very right to exist. they have a one-state vision of their own. all of the land is palestine. hamas and other radical factions are responsible for the most explicit forums of incitement to violence and many of the images they use are truly appalling. and they are willing to kill innocents in israel and put the people of gaza at risk in order to advance that agenda. compounding this, the humanitarian situation in gaza, exacerbated by the closings of the crossings, is dire. gaza is home to one of the world's closest concentrations of people. 1.3 million people out of gaza's population of 1.8 million are in need of daily assistance. food and shelter. most have electricity le

or standing up against an unfair, biased resolution at the u.n., at the human rights council, at unesco. you name it. many times, my friends, alone. the only nation in the world that stood by us and we were there. now, i say all of this to you because i want you to understand. i want to be very clear about my passion for this dream, for the entity, for the democracy, for the example, for the beauty of what israel was designed to be and what should represent to the world what everybody hopes it is and will be on any given day. here, i have to tell you the truth. i have to share with you facts. and describe to you why i am concerned. i come to you as somebody who is concerned for the safety and security of the state of israel. for the long-term ability of israel to be able to be what it has strength of being and what the people of israel, i believe, want it to be. i'm here as somebody defending israel's need for security there are any number of ways we can do that. let me point out a few things. the questions i raise about israel, not because we don't care about israel but because we do c

for standing up against an unfair biased resolution at the u.n., at the human rights council, at unesco. you name it, and many times my friends alone the only nation in the world, we were there. now i say all of this to you because i want you to understand i want you to be very clear about my passion for this dream, for the entity, for the democracy for the example, for the beauty of what israel was designed to be and represents in the world and what everyone hopes it is and will be at the end of the day. but here you know i have to tell you the truth. i have to share with you facts and describe to you why i am concerned. i come to you as somebody who is concerned for the safety and security of the state of israel. the long-term ability in israel to be able to be what's it's meant to be and what the people of israel i believe wanted to be. up here as somebody defending israel's needs for security and there are any number of ways we can do that but let me just point out a few things. the questions i raise about israel are not the kids we don't care about israel but because we do care. we

gotten a response from the israeli ambassador to the u.n., he says neither the security council nor unesco can sever the time between the people of israel and the land of israel. it was to be expected that israel's greatest ally would react in the value wes share and they would have vetoed this resolution, i have no doubt the new u.s. administration and the income u.n. secretary general will usher in a new era in terms of the u.n.'s relationship with israel. that, too, seems to be a bit of a parting shot at the shoogs. the ambassador saying that the israeli administration is looking forward to work with president-elect trump who said he would move the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem, recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel, that is something the israeli government and netanyahu's administration was happy to hear. as elise mentioned, the israelis worked furiously to see if they could head off the resolution, taking the unprecedented act of reaching out to the president-elect. that as we have learned failed. they weren't able to change that abstention to a veto. worth pointing out eg

palmyra is home to about 50,000 people, and its ancient ruins are a unesco world heritage site. many of the ruins, which date back to the roman empire, were destroyed by isis the last time the group held the city. in turkey, a pair of bombs ripped through crowds outside an istanbul soccer stadium on saturday night, killing 38 people and wounding 166 others. a splinter group of the banned kurdish workers' party, or pkk, claimed responsibility for the bombings. in response, turkish president recep tayyip erdogan convened an emergency security meeting and vowed to crush kurdish militants. >> what we must focus on is this terror burden. our people should have no doubt we will continue our battle against terror until the end. if they plan to intimidate us with these attacks, we have not degraded ourselves to leave the arena to these cowards. amy: a report by amnesty international last week estimated a half-million people have been forced from their homes in southeastern turkey amid a brutal government crackdown in majority-kurdish regions. in egypt, a bomb exploded during sunday mass

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just two months ago, unesco approved an absurd resolution, denying the connection between the jewish people and jerusalem. today, this council, including many of the world's leading democracies, the beacons of liberty voted to condemn the , state of israel. you voted to condemn the jewish people for building homes in the land of israel. you voted to ban us from building in our historical capital of jerusalem -- the heart and soul of the jewish people. with the resolution, tomorrow night, israel and the entire jewish community around the world will celebrate the holy day of hanukkah. over 2000 years ago -- jewish people were banished from our temple in jerusalem, and we were issued decrees, trying to sever us from religion and our heritage, but we prevailed. the jewish people fought back. andained our independence we like the menorah candles in the temple. i ask each and every member of this council who voted for this resolution, who gave you the and we like the menorah right to issue such a decree, denying our eternal rights in jerusalem? what this council have had the nerve to conde

. >> i had for united -- advice for unesco. i have questions relating to security. the last six months, very obvious to rebuild communities where natural heritage has been distorted. like u.s., out of school, other job and has been declared a national security issue. japan, 1.5 second generation, i am convinced it can be done. with japan and the united states joint forces and engage in restoring and rebuilding communities from syria, africa, and u.s. and japan. there are very many technologies -- america has a lot of knowledge, many technologies, japan has much experience unique in the world to rebuild japan. -- creatinged better condition for hard-core technology and so on, would japan consider with the united states as a national security together in aing joint project to rebuild communities? i visited last week syria, jordan, turkey. jobs, education, multi-cultural communities, what type of technologies you offer. china -- there is a huge need to rebuild communities environment, energy, culture. it is a security issue. uniquend america are opportunity to do that.

we have opposed these delegitimization's including the recent unesco resolution regarding jerusalem.e made clear our strong opposition to palestinian efforts against israel at the icc, which only set back the prospects for peace. thell understand palestinian authority has a lot more to do to strengthen its institutions and improve governance. hamasroubling of all, continues to pursue an extremist agenda. they refuse to accept israel's right to exist. they have a one state of their own. all of their land as palestine. and other radical factions are responsible for the most explicit forms of incitement to violence. many of the images they use are truly appalling and they are willing to kill innocents in israel and put the people of gaza at risk. compounding this, the humanitarian situation exacerbated by the closings of the crossings is dire. is home to one of the world densest concentrations of people. enduring extreme hardships with few opportunities. 1.3 million people out of gaza's population of 1.8 million are in need of daily assistance. food and shelter. most have electricity le

we have strongly oppose these initiatives, including the recent wholly unbalanced and resolutiony unescoegarding jerusalem. we have made clear our strong opposition to palestinian efforts against israel at the icc, which only sets back the prospects for peace. and we all understand that the palestinian authority has a lot more to do to strengthen its institutions and improve governance. hamas continues to pursue an extremist agenda. israel'sse to accept very right to exist. they have a one state vision of their own, all of the land is palestine. and other radical factions are responsible for the most explicit forums of incitement to violence, many of you is that you are truly appalling. and they are willing to kill innocents in israel and put the people of gaza at risk to advance that agenda. compounding this, the humanitarian situation in gaza, exacerbated by the closings of the crossings, is dire. gaza is home to one of the world's densest concentrations of people enduring extreme hardships with few opportunities, 1.3 million za'sle out of ga population of 1.8 million are in need of da

just two months ago, unesco approved an absurd resolution, denying the connection between the jewish people and jerusalem. today, this council, including many of the world's leading democracies, the beacons of liberty voted to condemn the , state of israel. you voted to condemn the jewish people for building homes in the land of israel. you voted to ban us from building in our historical capital of jerusalem -- the heart and soul of the jewish people. with the resolution, tomorrow night, israel and the entire jewish community around the world will celebrate the holy day of hanukkah. over 2000 years ago -- jewish people were banished from our temple in jerusalem, and we were issued decrees, trying to sever us from religion and our heritage, but we prevailed. the jewish people fought back. andained our independence we like the menorah candles in the temple. i ask each and every member of this council who voted for this resolution, who gave you the and we like the menorah right to issue such a decree, denying our eternal rights in jerusalem? what this council have had the nerve to conde

it's an attempt to stop unesco from placing the site on the endangered list. >>> and a new $4 millionighting system was unveiled at niagra falls. the lights are environmentally friendly using about half the power as the old system. visitors from around the world can now enjoy the dancing, changing, beautiful lights. you're up-to-date, that's the news update this hour. carl, back to you. >>> sue, thank you very much. with that strong jobs number this morning and the unemployment rate at its lowest level in nine years, many are expecting a december rate hike. joining us this morning at post nine in a cnbc exclusive to talk about the numbers is jan hatzius, goldman sachs chief economist. jan, good to have you back. >> nice to be here. >> you thought it would be 90%, now go to 95. >> over 95. >> over 95. so pretty much a done deal. >> i think pretty much, yes. >> does today's number change anything about the tail end of that? what happens next year as well? >> i think it supports the idea that they will, you know, keep going in 2017. our expectation is three hikes next year, currently the

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just two months ago, unesco approved an absurd resolution, denying the connection between the jewish people and jerusalem. today, this council, including many of the world's leading democracies, the beacons of liberty voted to condemn the , state of israel. you voted to condemn the jewish people for building homes in the land of israel. you voted to ban us from building in our historical capital of jerusalem -- the heart and soul of the jewish people. with the resolution, tomorrow night, israel and the entire jewish community around the world will celebrate the holy day of hanukkah. over 2000 years ago -- jewish people were banished from our temple in jerusalem, and we were issued decrees, trying to sever us from religion and our heritage, but we prevailed. the jewish people fought back. we gained our independence and we like the menorah candles in the temple. i ask each and every member of this council who voted for this resolution, who gave you the right to issue such a decree, denying our eternal rights in jerusalem? what this council have had the nerve to condemn your country fro