a community organizer the utd reach coordinator at united council and also in the last couple of years established a foundation in her mother's name. she was on the environmental just move inspect bay view hunters point, san francisco and a national leader temperature is a delight to know there is a foundation in her name and so let he introduce arian the found and executive director. >> i'm arian harrison i'm the founder of the community foundation for social and environmental justice. can we live. org. [inaudible] i'm not polished but i do say hai mean and mean what i say. i'm very glad to see this program getting started. i would like to see it dub indicated in district 10 because it is the biggest districts in san francisco. we have pollution and chemical waste and things that are creating body burdens for residents. to have the the places put in place, it is good. we will get it together. y'all with me. yea. i would like myself to see this program duplicateed go in not just into the space but place like united council and our schools. because those are where the vulnerable citizen

a permanent member of the united nations security council invaded its neighbor, attempted to erase a sovereign state from the map. russia has shamelessly violated the core tenets of the united nations charter. none more important than the clear prohibition against countries taking the territory of their neighbor by force. again, just today, president putin has made overt nuclear threats against europe and a reckless disregard for the responsibilities of the nonproliferation regime. now russia is calling up more soldiers to join the fight. and the kremlin is organizing a sham referendum to try to annex parts of ukraine, an extremely significant violation of the u.n. charter. the world should see these outrageous acts as what they are. putin claims he had to act because russia was threatened, but no one threatened russia, and no one other than russia sought conflict. in fact, we warned it was coming. and with many of you, we worked to try to avert it. putin's own words make his true purpose unmistakable. just before he invaded, putin asserted, and i quote, ukraine was "created by russia

a permanent member of the united nations security council invaded its neighbor. attempted to erase the sovereign state from the map. russia hasegawa shamelessly violated the core tenets of the united nations charter. no more important than the clear prohibition against countries taking the territory of their neighbor by force. again, just today, president putin has made overt nuclear threats against europe, and a reckless disregard for the responsibilities of a nonproliferation regime. now, russia's calling up more soldiers to join the fight and the kremlin is organizing a sham referenda to try to annex parts of ukraine and extremely -- an extremely significant violation of the u.n. charter. this world should see these outrageous acts for what they are. putin claims he had to act because russia was threatened. but no one threatened russia. and no one other than russia sought conflict. in fact, we warned it was coming. when many of you worked to try to avert t putin's own words make his true purpose unmistakable. just before he invaded, putin asserted, i quote, ukr

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the un security council does not say even a single world -- word about the high-handed arbitrary, reckless war crimes of the united states. only accusing us of our righteous efforts to support national defense capabilities on a case-by-case basis, ensuring that the un security council has lost its competence and authority to act when it performs its duty to maintain international peace and security. as long as the double standards, unfairness, high handedness of the united states are not removed, decisions and resolutions adopted by the security council cannot have reasonable binding force nor the attributes of global peace and security. to put an end to the high handedness of these countries, including the united states, at the risk of the international security council community, with the sampling of these developing countries for the majority of the u.n. membership, as issued in the impartiality of the activities it should stick to the cognizant principles to serve the determinations of the peoples. the united states and other member states are trying to enforce on sovereign states international orders under th

council with the help of their military allies. that's what it is. i can even say who they want to push into the united nations security council. these are washington's allies, germany and japan. states that were initially recognized in the un charter as enemy states. but today the united states of america is abandoning its former intentions of women. this comes as a u. s. ambassador to the united nations linda thomas greenfield, recently called the council out of day. she opposed preserving the status quo which grants 5 nations that comprised the permanent security council of the un veto power . we should not disarm the non sustainable and outdated state this quote. instead, we most demonstrate flexibility, unwillingness to compromise in the name of greater credibility and legitimacy. who had forge, consult, says there are some civil, incredible proposals to expand the security council's membership. our guest again says that in the case of reforming the un security council, it should be expanded with states that have their own independent policies. not just those who follow the policies of the us. the world is changed. states s

while the un security council, the 15 member body that leads the united nations, convened the meeting today in the security council chamber. now, immediately russia spoke up at the beginning of the meeting, making clear that they objected to the fact that vladimir zalinski, the ukrainian president, was given a platform to speak via video link to the un security council meeting. they said clearly that this was simply turning the un security council chamber into a place to put on political shows to serve a geopolitical agenda. it did not fit with the rules of the un. russia made clear their objections or then we heard from rosemary, decarlo, the under secretary we heard from zalinski who then addressed the video link. and then when members of the security council spoke, it was very clear that there were differences among the major countries. now we heard from both russia and the united states, both permanent members of the security council here is the clear differences between the 2. if we know the outcomes of the sham referenda were pre determined in moscow, they in no way represent a

council. we're also going to hear from the political chief of the united nations, raised me to carlo and she's expected, i think, to reaffirm the points that made by the un secretary general when he last spoke to the security council last thursday, meeting at foreign minister level. that the un certainly doesn't recognize these referenda and certainly going to hear from some of the western countries who say they are sham referenda that are taking place right now. in easton, ukraine. we're going to hear from all of the members of the security council, one to watch, i think will be linda thomas greenfield. the us ambassador, because we have in the us is going to introduce a resolution condemning these ref. and in the coming days, we know what's going to happen with that already. i think because russia sits on the security council. it's not a procedural matters. so russia has the veto. so russia clearly would, i think, veto such a resolution. but i'm told by western diplomats that if that happens, then they're going to take it straight from the security council to the un general assembly, the bod

coming up tonight on c-span, the united nations' security council meets to discuss the forced displacement of more than 7 million ukrainians from their homes due to russia's invasion of the country. we will hear from the u.s. ambassador to the united nations. you can watch the full program tonight at 9:30 p.m. eastern here on c-span. >> colleagues, i want you to imagine for a moment, you are a parent in mariupol. you and your partner are young and healthy. you have a 10-year-old son and two-year-old daughter. you are happy. you are not particularly political, but you love your life in ukraine, and suddenly, russia invades. russian forces bomb your schools and hospitals. they destroy your peaceful city. still, you have done the best to keep your family safe. you have huddled them in shelters. you tried to survive. one day, you and your family are trying to scrounge up some food, and you are stopped on the street by russian forces. you are escorted against your will you are escorted against your will to undergo filtration. you're terrified about what happens next. because your grandmother to

to ensure the council remains credible effective. that is also why united states supports increasing the number about permanent and non permanent representatives of the council. this includes permanent states for those nations. we have long support in a permanent stage for countries in africa, latin american car band, the united states is committed to this vital work. in every region. we pursued new constructive ways to work with partners to advance shared interests. from elevated to quad and in a pacific to signing the last sentence, declaration, migration, and protection. at the summit of the americans, the joining a start meeting of 9 our leaders to work toward a more peaceful, integrated, middle east. post in the u. s. africa later summit in this december. as i said last year, the united states is opening a relentless diplomacy to address the challenges that matter most of people's lives all people's lives. tackling climate crisis as a previous spoke or speaker spoke to strengthening global how security feeding the world feeding the world. we made that

dealing with these people and the basic problem i have with the jcpoa, implemented by the united nations security council, not pass into treaty by the united states congress, it was negotiated -- we know not that the -- we don't now that the iranians developed plans -- what they pledged was that they had renounced that and they had no military damage into their nuclear program but we know that the israelis in a raid, recovered an archive of very secret and taps nuclear plants. they always planned to keep materials in that capability so we know it was a lie and they are lying now so that deal is not the -- worth the paper it is written on it and no one signed it. there is no validity to it. i am in favor of a longer deal that would curb iran's ability to produce nuclear weapons but that is not the way to >> this afternoon the un security council meeting -- this is live coverage from c-span.

a permanent member of the united nations security council invaded its neighbour, attempted to erase the sovereign state from the map. russia has shamelessly violated the court tenants of the united nations charter. no more important than the clear prohibition against countries taking the territory of their neighbor by force on a fissure as the united nations. and you can now joins us live now. and alan, we had at present remiss zalinski calling for justice and accountability for the war and ukraine, but really making the argument that western support and commitment to the conflict has to continue. exactly. and he's also making the point that the united nations actually need to do a lot more. that if there is a country, this involved in a war of aggression is described it with another. then they've got to lose the delegation rights of the united nations. they've got to lose the right to vote. and also he said, if there are security council member, then they've got to lose the veto. he laid out, as he has done several times, is 5 point plan at which he says is simply non negotiable. among

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while the un security council, the 15 member body that leads the united nations, convened the meeting today and the security council chamber. now, immediately russia spoke up at the beginning of the meeting, making clear that they objected to the fact that vladimir zalinski, the ukrainian president, was given a platform to speak via video link to the un security council meeting. they said clearly that this was simply turning the un security council chamber into a place to put on political shows to serve a geopolitical agenda. it did not fit with the rules of the you and russia made clear their objections. then we heard from rosemary decarlo, the under secretary, we heard from zalinski who then addressed the video link. and then when members of the security council spoke, it was very clear that there were differences among the major countries. now we heard from both russia and the united states, both permanent members of the security council here is the clear differences between the 2. we know the outcomes of these sham referenda were predetermine in moscow. they in no way represent a

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barricade over the idea of admitting to african countries has permanent members to the united nations security council is nothing more than willingly choosing to be to discredit our prestigious organization. undaunted so that we, the representatives of allied countries meeting here within the united nations must choose honor here than to day. and we must go down in history or by reading ourselves once and for all of these who medieval and crypted prejudices against africa. but that have for too long, humiliated and unjustly treated this part of the world in the 2nd situation on by concerts, the endless embargo on cuba humbug. an embargo that has lasted galleys since the air on the 2nd half of the last century, which continues to cause indescribable, suffering to the people of this country. you had your long pony gone, mister president. this embargo to tell me which is totally anachronistic and obsolete should have long since been abolished will not be on behalf of my country in philadelphia, i once again call from this rostrum, on the wisdom of the american people and its leaders with these all leader

this is an attempt to expand a security council with the help of their military allies, which that's what it is. i can even say who they want to push into the united nations security council. these are washington's allies, germany and japan. the states that were initially recognized in the un charter as enemy states. but today the united states of america is abandoning its former intention. this comes as the us ambassador to the united nations, linda thomas greenfield. recently question the current world order. she oppose preserving the status quo the un security council, which grants the 5 nations that comprise the permanent security council of the un, vito power we should not define the non sustainable and now dated state does quote in stock where most them on shred flexibility and willingness to compromise in the name of greater credibility and legitimacy. who had forge can some says there are some simple, incredible proposals to expand the security council's membership. our guest again says that in the case of reforming the un security council, it should be expanded with states that have their own independent policies. not just those who follo

leonid panchenko was visited by secretary of the united russia council andrey turchak of the federationncil of the federation and the deputies, senators, are working these days not only for the donetsk republic of the kherson region of the zaporozhye region as part of the observation mission, they all record a high hole a high desire to cast their vote i am sure that the residents made their choice a long time ago in the luhansk hospital. andriy turchak visited the wounded defenders of donbass, those who had previously been helped to recover by omsk doctors, and it was these people who presented the awards. they stood up to protect their families in their native cities in life today. they, along with everyone else, also vote for reunification with russia in 2 days in the lugansk republic, almost 46% of voters voted in donetsk, according to the calculations of the dpr, the turnout was 55% and in genin. yuri walked andrey morozov artyom tikhonov and irina chuchu konstantin zhukovsky channel one, donbass breaking news at this moment comes from kherson, a strike was struck on a hotel in the

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now, as at the united nations for us earlier, i asked her what the main points were from the security council session. well, the biggest takeaways really that and after we've seen a sense of soc, the 1st time finding a putin and threatened implicity implicit eve with using and nuclear weapons this time there seems to be a sense of outrage that also has reached the highest level of the united nations, antonio, good terrorist who's well, of course it is to bring everybody to the table to try and find peaceful solutions to try and resolve things is essentially the world's chief diplomat. and even he feels quite clearly that a red line is being crossed there. and he spoke of a war that is being waged against human rights themselves. so although there won't be any resolution, there won't be any physical action coming out of the un. because ev rasa can veto anything in the security council at there is more than just symbolism here. that is resounding condemnation, not just from the traditional west at, with china, even voicing something that in the chinese way of reading things could be seen as cri

a permanent member of the united nations security council invaded its neighbour, attempted to erase the sovereign state from the map. russia has shamelessly violated the court tenants of the united nations charter. no more important than the clear prohibition against countries taking the territory of their neighbor by force a fairly clear message from buying their but did he have more for vladimir potent? well, that's when i asked our correspondent luck, whose name? new york? yes, he was quite clear and adamant that the united states and he actually spoke for the world community. speaking of the vast majority of you and countries and would stand in for those territorial boundaries, not to be pushed, not to be changed by force by russia. also he said that a nuclear war cannot be won and should not be fought. it must not before. it was a clear signal, not just to russia, but also to china. him, he basically warned against that nuclear arsenal build up there, but also towards north korea and iran. and he said that he would make sure the united states would, might make sure that iran does n

phrases and the fact that two states, russia and china, are in the security council and in the unitedations itself in such, let's say, not quite clear positions, it is clear because, despite the resolution of the general assembly, which was adopted by china, but as for the members of the security council, there remains the soviet union and the republic of china . implementation of the security council statute and it is not observed in this part because the security council did not make any decision nor even more, even more rudely, also that the general assembly did not make any decision at all and in the list of issues that are accepted by default this problem does not exist because the membership of the un and even more so in the security council, and the acquisition is very clearly spelled out from such organizations of joint operations, this is the first and second strengthening of this position, the strengthening of a-a of this position and also the way, there is also a second issue, this is the recognition of russia as a country that finances terrorism or a country or a tourist s

council. but we did hear calls for restraint coming from the united nations and an insecurity council members as well. calling for a return to negotiations by both sides to to settle these long standing disputes are. i thank you very much. kristen slamming with that update lab for us sane yoke, crowns of manas have gathered in the occupied west bank for the funeral of palestinian tanaisha shot dead by israeli forces on thursday. the palestinian health ministry says 17 year old o'day's cellar was killed when violence broke out during annie's wally. right. rescue operations are ongoing in jordan after building collapse, killing at least 9 people on tuesday. more than $350.00 rescue is looking for survivors trapped under the rebel. about 12 people have been evacuated from the area and several others have been seriously injured. at least 25 people were in the run down residential building. when it collapsed. the 2 years, millions of people in lebanon have suffered a severe economic crisis. government officials haven't been able to agree on a recovery program, nor how to implement promised social

a permanent member of the united nations security council invaded its neighbour, attempted to erase the sovereign state from the map. russia has shamelessly violated the court tenants of the united nations charter. no more important than the clear prohibition against countries taking the territory of their neighbor by force with me in the studio, in our isde of his chief international editor, richard walker. richard. yes, a clear words there from you as president, we listen to both listen to him, but not as strong as many me included expected yet. well, i think the tone that biden hit in the speech, and i would imagine this was really quite deliberate, which was a kind of steady, a tone that he seemed to be trying to get across. obviously this day coming, going back to this morning here in europe with this announcement by vladimir putin very much the scene is potentially a kind of game changer in this conflict. entering a new phase with escalation on the russian side. mobilization of more russian forces. vladimir putin making nuclear threats. joe biden, addressing these very directly, b

and here on the red square in the heart of moscow as well, the united nations security council is holding a few urgent meanings today and back to the united states as speaking right now. so let's listen in all states and not recognize any altered state of ukraine. and it requires that russia withdraw its troops from ukraine immediately. we have heard from many of you over the course of the past few days that you felt the process was rushed. let me be clear what was rushed was the russian illegal act to annex ukrainian territory. as a council, we had to respond. colleagues, this is exactly what the security council was made to do. defend sovereignty, protect territorial integrity, promote peace and security. the united nations was built on an idea that never again would one country be allowed to take another's territory by force. that path we agreed leads to histories, most horrific outcomes. rushes attempted annexations are without a shadow of doubt. exactly that. we're talking about a you in member state a security council member attempting to annex part of another through force. the out

maria: a permanent member of the united council invaded its neighbor, attempted to raise the sovereign from the map. russia has shamelessly violated the core tenets of the united nations charter. maria: that was president biden delivering a condemnation of russia's seven-month invasion of ukraine at the united nations general assembly, this coming hours after russia's vladimir putin threatened to use nuclear weapons again called for the activation of 300,00 300,000 ree troops, joined me the arms service committee and the green beret commander michael waltz, it's great to see you as always, thank you for being here. >> thank you maria. >> assess what you heard from biden where are we in your assessment of what putin is trying to do bullying the world taunting us with nuclear weaponry. >> i think the president's comments right there about the prominent russia invading and trying to wipe the neighbor off its map really leaves many of us to question the need for the un the effectiveness and whether it's still relevant this is not iraq invading kuwait, this is a permanent member of the secu

a permanent member of the united nations security council invaded its neighbor and tempted to erase the sovereign state from the map. russia has shamelessly violated the core tenants of the united nations charter. no more important than the clear prohibition against countries taking the territory of their neighbor by force. again, just today, president putin has made overt nuclear threats against europe and a reckless disregard of responsibilities. now russia is calling up more soldiers to join the fight. the kremlin is organizing this sham referenda to try and annex parts of ukraine in eight extremely significant violation of the u.n. charter. putin claims he had to act because russia was threatened. but no one threatened russia. and no one other than russia sought conflict. in fact, we warned it was coming . many of you we worked to try and avert it. in putin's own words, the purpose of unmistakable. just before he invaded, he asserted ukraine was created by russia and never had "real statehood." now we see a on schools, railway stations, hospitals. centers of ukrainian history and cu

a permanent member of the united nations security council invaded its neighbour, attempted to erase the sovereign state from the map. russia has shamelessly violated the court. tenants are the united nations charter. no more important than the clear prohibition against countries taking the territory of their neighbor by force. again, just today the president potent is made over nuclear threats against europe, reckless disregard for the responsibilities of the non proliferation regime. now, russia calling, calling up more soldiers joined the fight, and the kremlin is organizing a sham referenda tried and ex partially ukraine. an extremely significant violation of the un charter this was, should see, these outrageous acts are what they are putting claims he had to act. because russia was threatened, but no one threatened russia, and no one other than russia sought conflict. in fact, we warned it was coming. and when many of you work to try to avert it, puts out words, make your true purpose unmistakable. jesse, before he invaded, potent asserted, and i quote, ukraine was created by russia

u and russia demand answers. moscow has called the united nations security council meeting to address the issue. european leaders, i read it about the pipeline leaks in the politics that you faced. the damage was likely caused by deliberate act raising security concerns. but the european commission has not said who might have been behind the suspect at separate touch. today, ms. oller, who is everything, is being done to try to identify the origin of this is express joy in responsibility. as europe largest natural gas supplier, norway thief, it will beef up the security efforts, antarctic infrastructure ears to turn the events in the baltic sea have resulted in the government deciding to further strengthen al preparedness around on and offshore infrastructures to prevent another incident in force, widen or by the military will be more present and visible near our oil and gas installations. insulin enrollment really does have warrant of retaliation for any attack on europe in our t networks. it here to reveal there is no doubt that this is very serious. it is not a coincidence, this wa

well, this week there was a meeting of the united nations security council was going to. there was just one initiative, in my opinion, the representative of the ministry of foreign affairs in mexico, they said, let's do something to stop the war on the territory of ukraine. let's create an anti-war committee. there was someone offered all over the world. they wanted to keep. well, this idea is a proposal to leave armed conflicts around the world, so as not to face the consequences from the head alone. well, there was an idea and the best offer of the driver of colombia yes to lift the bans on cocaine. i am i think that zelensky lobbied. i don’t, i don’t understand what the call is for. i don’t understand what zelensky is calling for. i don’t understand why the arrestovich is calling. i don’t understand what the state of ukraine and the leaders of the state of ukraine are calling for or what the pike is calling for. in fact, they generally say the same words that are ready to the last ukrainian. this is what i wanted to do with this, that is, the semantic meaning of all th

a permanent member of the united states security council invaded its neighbor, attempted to erase the sovereign state from the map. russia has shame leslie violated the core tenets of the united nations charter. no more important than the clear prohibition against countries taking the territory of their neighbor by force. again, just today president putin has made overt nuclear threats against europe and a reckless disregard for the responsibilities. a non-proliferation regime. now russia is calling, calling up more soldiers to join the fight, and the kremlin is organizing a sham referendum to try to annex parts of ukraine, an extremely significant violation of the u.n. charter. we should see these outrageous acts for what they are. putin claims he had to act, because russia was threatened, but no one threatened russia, and no one other than russia sought conflict. in fact, we warned it was coming, and many of you tried to avert it. just before he invaded, putin asserted, and i quote, ukraine was created by russia and never had, quote, real statehood. now we see attacks on schools, ra

to insure the council remains credible and effective. that is also why the united states supports increasing the number of both permanent and non-permanent representatives of the council. this includes permanent seats for those nations we have long supported and a permanent seat for countries in africa, latin america and the caribbean. the united states is committed to this vital work. in every region we pursued new, constructive ways to work with partners to advance shared interests. from elevating the quad in the indough pacific to signing the los angeles immigration and protection at the summit of the americans. adjoining nine arab leaders to work toward a more peaceful integrated middle east and hosting the u.s. africa leaders summit this december. as i said last year, the united states is opening an era of relentless diplomacy to address the challenges that matter most to people's lives, all people's lives. tackling climate crisis as the previous speaker spoke to. strengthening global health security. feeding the world. feeding the world. we made that priority