secretary general is calling for united international effort to tackle the situation. >> i repeat myall for everyone, governments, civil society, the private sector and development partners, to accelerate coordinated global action to ensure that we recover better from this crisis and deliver together on the promise of the 2030 agenda. >>> cities across the u.s. have put aside megaphones and picked up paint rollers. they want to remind people that black lives matter even when the protests go silent. nhk's katherine kobayashi reports from new york. >> reporter: americans are expressing the same words in protest and in song, in art and now across two cities in harlem. >> black lives always mattered, and we are trying to teach you that we never had a deficit in ourself-image. we had a deficit in how you would treat us. >> reporter: city officials have planned murals across new york. this one stretches d down a strt near c city hall. the mayor wants another outside the building president donald trump long called home. the president tweeted that the painting would d denigrate fift avenue.

before the last formal session of the united nations conference, president truman congratulates the 280 delegates and expresses the world's hopes for the new internationalization. >> the charter of the united nations, which you are now signing, is a solid structure upon which we can build for a better world. history will honor you for it. between the victory in europe and the final victory in japan, in this most destructive of all wars, you have won a victory against war itself. if we had had this charter a few years ago, and above all the will to use it, millions now dead would be alive. if we should falter in the future in our will to use it, millions now living will surely die. now, there is a time for making plans and there is a time for action. the time for action is here now. let us, therefore, each in his own nation and according to its own way seek immediate approval of this charter and make it a living thing. by this charter, you have moved toward the goal for which that galant leader in this second world struggle worked and fought and gave his life, franklin d. roosevelt. this new structure of peace is rising up on strong foundation. for it ha

that's why i can see what is going on in the united states is an internal problem of the united states and the american people have a right to make any remarks involving what is going on and how it will affect internal policy and how it would affect the events in your country. best regards to bb. i respect him very much but i'm a little surprised that he has decided to involve me in the discussions regarding the internal situations of the united states. i hope you will not be offended if i stop here regarding remarks on what is going on in the united states. and i would like to convey this message to all the guys who are listening to me that would like for you to recover from this situation as soon as possible. we are very much interested to see the united states as a prosperous country. it's impossible to mention, the united states, it's impossible to create an island of safety and another part of the world it's possible to live in another world. so i wish you good luck and i wish you prosperity and i would like to stop here. said let's move to the foreign-policy here. >> it's more ea

has to involve i think it's interesting to compare mali briefly to sudan an algerian sudan united international mediation that march worked out jury or used them on his not really have as much progress in terms of the political you know so the president will have to turn to international help under equal loss and other. outside players including european countries united states can help as needed sudan and there are prospects for negotiation through everyone forgets that mali was one of africa's strongest democracies politically for about 20 years until things fell apart in 2012 so there is a track record of the city in mali is to turn back to that to its own model that it's had for so fast on a given what we just heard. how does the president plan to tackle the demands of the protests. as i said the president after the 1st process that happened the president made it must be read he said that he was open trying to battle and he was open to talk to the protesters but they can promise to get to and polish something that would be good for the population and what the state has well for the well bei

he has now been named united states representative to the new international organization. is present with this role and recognition of his efforts >> and a history making moment as lord halifax calls for a standing quote on international organization and the heads of the 50 united nations delegations rise to be common. >> the vote is unanimous. as the session adjourns, a charger of the new world is born. arriving in san francisco is president harry s. trueman. he's met with the u.s. delegates and the chiefs of the 49 other delegations. among them, premier of south africa and the prime minister of canada, mr. mckenzie king. trueman leaves for a brief tour through san francisco. citizens turn out the street to hail the king. are climaxed by the siting of the nation's charter. first to sign is china, the first nation that suffered aggression. delegation of the soviet union signs for russia. great britain is represented by her delegation chairman lord halifax. the republican of france acting delegation chairman, 38 of 50 nations to sign is the united states. >> we are all awar

the country of mexico went to the international court of justice to seek release saying the united statesviolated its treaty obligations. the international court of justice found against the united states, so the united states had violated our obligations under the treaty and issued an order to the united states to halt the execution and the other aliens on death row in the united states who also were in the same situation. president bush issued an order to the governor of texas, i trust he knew the address to put on the letter, to governor rick perry asking him, ordering him to stop the execution so the united states could come into compliance with the vienna convention and the international court of justice's decision. texas refused to obey it and was sued in the supreme court and ultimately the us supreme court refused to stop the execution. he was executed shortly thereafter. the decision the supreme court said even though the united states had signed the vienna convention that required these kinds of warnings that congress had yet to do something, congress had to act to put into effe

southwest benefits from the fact that they don't have a lot of international. united0% from internation yl southwest is almost all domestic that recovery is faster and easier for people to travel domestically traveling a little more leisure at about 60% >> the buy rating on love. love, love have a great day we'll talk to you soon united ceo scott kirby will have more on results when he joins "squawk box" and the team at 8:00 a.m. eastern. not much more for us to talk about because the show is over the a forementioned "squawk box" is next. have a great day we'll see you tomorrow save hundreds on your wireless bill without even leaving your house. just keep your phone and switch to xfinity mobile. you can get it by ordering a free sim card online. once you activate, you only have to pay for the data you need, starting at just $15 a month. there are no term contracts, no activation fees, and no credit check on the first two lines. get a $50 prepaid card when you switch. 5g is now included with all new data options. switch and save hundreds. xfinity mobile. >>> good morni

for many a sense of shame persists that genocide was committed in the presence of international peacekeepers. the unitedstory forever. never again was a regular refrain but other speakers showed that promise has long been broken. 25 years later we don't seem to have learned very much in a lot of places. even as you have honoured the difficult political compromises in those accords, and most crucially kept the peace, it is more important than ever to remember that in bosnia and across the world, real democracy requires a genuine commitment to an inclusive society. the bosnian serb military leader planned the massacre. under his orders men and boys were separated from women and girls. his men systematically murdered them over the following ten days. eventually, the international tribunal in the found him guilty of genocide but some ethnic serbs still loved him as a hero and genocide denial is common among their political leaders. that view is repugnant to the families of the victims. we will haunt you. and we will never wear down. one of us will always be there to haunt you. it is our right and duty. reme

order and hopes that china will be a partner in upholding international laws, norms and institutions and that the united states and china can develop a friendly relationship with a simple benefit. over more than three decades, u.s. policies towards the prc have advance that goal through a massive outpouring of international assistance and lending, through foreign investment, facilitation of chinese membership and global institutions and the education of millions in china's brightest scholars at our best universities. for where this administration divergence from previous administrations is in the will to face the uncomfortable truth in the u.s., china relations. the policies of the past three decades simply have not produced the outcomes for which so many had hoped and that the united states must take decisive action to counter the prc at this moment. as stated in the 2017 national security strategy, despite a huge dividends to the prc in terms of prosperity, trade and global influence, that the united states supported and its engagement had delivered, beijing has instead chosen to take increasingly a h

united press international and n.p.r. they'll have just one week to comply a spokesman for china's foreign ministry says the measures are in response to what he called unreasonable suppression from the u.s. . the above mentioned measures are us media outlets by china are completely necessary countermeasures are completely legitimate defenses ishall held up by an reasonable suppression of the us inside on chinese you know he's in the united states. all right let's switch gears to the sports h.q. that's where regina hamm is pretty you know there is some breaking news coming out of the n.f.l. season already i know it's still months. way in the n.f.l. is still on track to get the season played as planned with players reporting to training camp on july 28th however the league has made the decision to shorten its pre-season after speaking with the players' association league officials scrapped weeks one for the pre-season counter after players raise concerns about being ready the normal offseason was marred by the coronavirus p

audited the 1st hearing however she criticized that there was no representative from the united nations which an international body that should be much more concerned and much paying attention to this case also she emphasized the role of the united states because what turkey can do is maximum this having orchestrating and trial and stance and the united states should be involved more. important task to exert its pressure on saudi arabia this is what that in this column are has expected and i and i understand she was pretty disappointed about. about to the presence of the u.s. and the u.n. today was just the 1st day when we heard the witness testimonies. say that there would be more information coming out what is the next step for this trial. well there are 54 witnesses in the indictment and today we listened around 10 of them they were the drivers guard the nurse who have been working for the called slate and the consuls residence and actually the testimony today a pretty interesting because all of them they explain how they were ordered to stay out for a. stay away from the consulate building or do residents

united press international and national public radio they'll have 7 days to comply a spokesman for china's foreign ministry says the measures are in response to what he called unreasonable suppression from the u.s. . the above mentioned measures uber us media outlets by china are completely necessary count. are completely legitimate defenses usually held on reasonable suppression of the us side on china. in the united states. and today israel's plans to annex parts of the west bank were met by several 1000 palestinians marching in gaza city for a day of rage the protesters wave palestinian flag then held signs calling the annexation proposals a declaration of war on the palestinian people and despite such a large turnout there were no reported injuries or breakouts of violence. and back here stateside the federal communications commission officially designated wall way in national security threats those tech companies will not be allowed to use the $8300000000.00 in a government subsidy program known as the universal service fund to purchase any equipment or services from the 2 chinese tel

and the united press international have just one week to disclose details of their operations who works there their financials and a numerous bunch of other demands as a tit for tat in what the chinese government calls suppression of chinese media and some of that is due in part to the unrest in hong kong and how western media is covering it calling them pro-democracy demonstrations meanwhile back at home american media labeling b.l.m. protests riots so joining us to explore the press angle of all of this post. news with rick sanchez so rick is it a case that he who controls the narrative controls the outcome. well to a certain extent it is and you know the chinese government may have a point in their criticism that's not to say everything the chinese government does is correct they certainly are without fault but you know something is really interesting is going on when we do this dichotomy this tale of 2 protests right because when we woke up this morning the 1st thing we realize or been protest in 2 places in the world major protests in hong kong major protests also in seattle partly

revealed to our audience that you were an immigrant from cuba we have a lot of international students that are studying in the united states we have u.s. students studying and study abroad programs abroad all of have come crashing down but then on top of that this week the federal government said that if international students are in the united states and not in classes physically in brick and mortar classes even though 'd harvard university has gone online those students veces will not what will be will be canceled they waived their right to stand united states you're such an internationalist are you screaming right now about some of what you're hearing from the federal government because it is an international education and exposing american students abroad and international students are being exposed to the united states a huge strengths steve i'm very very concerned about that proposal because the fact of the matter is. many of the schools have chosen to go online there are no other person to person what what do you expect the students to do is a school set up to them that were approved by our government for the

united states onto the rules -based global order. we find the china/u.s. relationship today weighed down by a growing number of disputes including commercial espionage and international property thef theft. abuse of the united states academic freedom and students of stealing sensitive technology and research him or universities in order to advance the prc's military capabilities. it is these factors which led the president to direct a number of actions in response, including yesterday's notification to the prc that we have withdrawn our consent for the prc to operate its consulate in houston, texas. there is also growing alarm around the world about the dismantling of hong kong's autonomy, liberty, and democratic institutions the arbitrary mass intentions and the efforts to eliminate time bet in identity, military pressure against taiwan, and the assertion of unbounded maritime claims in the south china sea. other areas of concern include china's increasingly asserted to abusive military and economic coercion and state-sponsored disinformation campaigns. including, among others, against india, australia, canada, uk, aussie nonmembers, the european union and several o

announced a policy change that cop jeopardize the status of thousands of international students who are studying here in the united states. >> reporter: new rules from immigration and customs enforcement are leaving many international students concerned about the fall. many are taking classes entirely online and now they must depart country or transferring to a school with in-person instruction or risk doe poration. >> we are not sure if we should go back or stay here. >> reporter: a uc berkeley freshman who only wanted to be identified as x said she is one of the million nationwide. berkeley, like many others, moved most fall classes online with limited classes. >> it's quite hard for every single undergraduate international student top find an in-person class. >> reporter: uc berkeley referred us to office sent this email saying leadership is analyzing the guidance and they have their best interest in mind. the her council on education called the rule else horrifying and said this. at a time when institutions are doing everything they can to help reopen their country, we need flexibility, not a big step in the w

international peacekeepers. a quarter of a century ago, the united nations and the international community failed the people of srebrenicamer secretary—general, kofi annan said, this failure will haunt our history forever. never again, was a regular refrain, but other speakers lamented that more recent atrocities show that promises long since been broken. 25 years later, we don't seem to have learned very much in a lot of places. even as you have honoured the difficult political compromises. and, crucially, have kept the peace. it is more important than ever to remember that in bosnia and across the world, real democracy requires a genuine commitment to an inclusive society. the bosnian serb military leader, ratko mladic, planned the massacre. under his orders, bosniak muslim men and boys were separated from women and girls. mladic‘s men then systematically murdered them over the following ten days. eventually, the international tribunal at the hague found mladic guilty of genocide, but some ethnic serbs still laud him as a hero and genocide denial is common among their political leaders. that view is repugnant to the fa

what was termed ethnic cleansing and acknowledging how the international community allowed this genocide to happen a quarter century ago the united nations and international community favor the people of. this former secretary general kofi annan said this failure on toller history for ever confronting that past is a vital step towards rebuilding trust more than 8000 bosnian muslim men and boys were massacred by bosnian serb forces fathers and sons forcibly taken from their families. one of those how the women and girls subjected to torture and rape. while the bosnian serb leader is responsible for the massacre spending the rest of their lives in prison many still deny what took place. the government of the bosnian enclave. has repeatedly questioned the number of bosnian muslims killed in stripping and continues to indoctrinate schoolchildren with his rejections of the 995 genocide do we have survived. experience genocide we are the only country in the region which does not have the law which prevents. so we are becoming. really. country in which the extremists can flourish with their statements in the speech the massacre that hap

the way to stand up to the chinese and present a united front of the international community and engage in the diplomatic mechanisms in the u.n. and elsewhere is to raise and legitimate issues with china. the united states is the only country that can gather the world around these issues. so we have to lead. these international treaties and mechanisms are only as strong as the u.s.'s commitment to them. when we withdraw, they don't go away. they're simply used by the chinese and others who don't believe in the expansion of democracy and human rights and the right of self-determination, and as a member of the meeting for the first time after some pretty big revelations have been issued about the administration, i think we have to talk about the elephant in the room which is that the president of the united states has been accused by his former national security adviser, john bolton, of offering his support for concentration camps. concentration camps. this is such a departure from past u.s. presidents that i can't even really overstate how harmful this is to our status as a leader around

anything that weakens and divides the united states internally and divides its alliance with the world, japan and others, strengthens the anti-democratic adversaries against the united states. that includes china and russia. russia has gotten a spectacular return on its inexplicabvestmenn they impede the desire of voters. >> jeffrey, we know there's no widespread evidence of voter fraud. does he think he's going to receive any benefit of undermining that around the country? >> i think his plan appears to be -- to do just that. as you point out, there is absolutely no evidence that mail-in voting, absentee voting has a fraud problem. the one point the president is correct about is that he is going to take a longer time than we are used to to count these ballots. there are certainly going to be a lot more mail-in ballots than previously. new york has taken a very long time to count the ballots. so we need to be prepared for an election night that will last quite a few days, but that doesn't mean there's any sort of fraud involved. >> i know you were watching dr. inferior chi, dr. redfiel

withdrawing from international organizations where the united states has had a long track record of cooperating, especially when those organizations like the who have made a pledge at a recent meeting to conduct an international investigation. i think the united states can and should be a big part of that, if not a leader of that investigation. the chinese were woefully lacking in their transparency early on. many of the systems they put in place after sars failed china. the chinese know that, the world now knows that, we are all suffering from that. who andextent can the whatever kind of investigation and conducts addressed some of those issues so the world does not suffer again? number three, we have to understand that china is going to have to be part of the solution to this. when we get to the stage of producing an international vaccine, distributing an international vaccine, do we want to think about cooperating and coordinating with the chinese in doing that? it is going to be a multinational effort. once we get to the stage of treatment. on the issue of chinese diplomacy, where they over

it also modifies the bill language under the corporate capital account of the united states international development finance corporation to provide increased flexibility to the dfc allocating funds across authorized activities. the report adds language regarding action to be taken by the department of state to better prevent cyber intrusions and prevent protect personally identifiable information by department personnel. clarifying the committee's intent concerning expanded procurement opportunities for certain cooperatives, small businesses and veterans adding language concerning food insecurity and partnerships with the united states land-grant university. concerning the global labor program, addressing nato standards and the calls and countering cyber security incidents. related to urban refugee protection, and expressing support for reforestation. programs in columbia, and now i would like to recognize the ranking member rogers. >> madam chair, i support the amendment. >> are there any other members who wish to be heard on the amendment . >> mister graves, i know you're going to ackn

the chinese community party poses a serious threat not just to the united states but international interest. this is chinese government clearly not the chinese people. as the cpc is problematic and many chinese people have immigrated to the united states and they're welcome and i'm biased because i married one. but the ccp has beening multi-dimensional strategies to degrade and demine hedge and monies around the world. most recently and clearly apparent in ccp dealings with hong kong. obviously ccp has violated the promise of one country, two systems by clamping down on hong kong and they have shown a blatant disregard for human rights. amassed detention of uyghurs and sterilization of women over the past 30 years and now allowing the freedom of speech. chinese citizens who disappear, we have seen that play out during the coronavirus where now the world has over 10 million cases and half a million deaths. they didn't share life-saving information. they covered up how infectious and dangerous the disease was. they didn't report human-to-human transmission for a month and they censored anyone

to the questioner, about international students, the value to international students coming in, from a unitedcan go to one person or to another. so when they come in, we want them to stay here. so, hib visa reform and expansion i think would make a lot of sense. you have good economic data that shows that if those people come in here and go to an elite university and they study and they stay here, they create jobs, they are innovators, they are employers — and that's a very good thing for the economy. but the challenge is if they come in and get their education and then they go back to india, china, or whatever it is, we have obviously taken that spot away and that's going back to help another country. you want to be thoughtful about what that international student programme looks like, what it means for the economy, and what it means for our education system. let me finish with this final question from social media. again we had a lot of people talking about the economic situation in the us, one person says it could actually lead to the us becoming a failed state. but a failed state. this is