no vote at the united nations will ever create an independent palestinian state and the united states will stand up against our first a single israel out at the united nations or in any international forum israel's legitimacy is not an honor for me if they say the contradiction of words and deeds has been a constant source of global first ration about the us foreign policy in the middle east. one example. the obama administration has called these really settlement expansion illegitimate but when it came to actually voting at the un security council condemned the settlement expansion is illegal the us veto the resolution the failure of the united states deal effectively with the israel palestine issue. and standards that we have actually apply to the president made a very strong case that we should not tolerate civilians being bludgeoned by. their rulers but we do nothing when the movie is released to all these things. but cost of all the pretty hard in terms of our credibility and prestige internationally and that's not important survey suggests president obama's ratings in the muslim

going to the united nations to speak and look at nation you know we have to study that. situation very well but you know to tell you the truth. not from now until september we have to keep all options open we should not really close the door on the resumption of negotiations so this is really should be always there and we have to be ready we are ready you know to be directly involved in the negotiations immediately before i was a day to commit ourselves into a process of negotiations that should lead before september to peace agreement that would allow for the same state to be established next step a visit if that's the really the case the international community will find that the palestinians are ready to be fully really engaged are we expected to commit to do something about the we hear. rumors that you know present for obama to propose an idea there are eight now certain resumption of contacts by the american station you know to see through. you know if there is a possibility to negotiations on that what kind of conditions etc so these are really possibilities you kn

of progress in the negotiations well considering all the variables assuming you do go to the united nations in september are you not concerned that the united states will veto the whole notion well you know if we are going through the united nations to seek an admission you know we have to study the. situation very well but you know to tell you the truth. from now until september we have to keep all options open we should not really close the door armed resumption of negotiations so this is really should be always there and we have to be ready we are ready you know to be involved in the negotiations immediately twenty four hours a day to commit ourselves into a process of negotiations that should lead before september to peace agreements that will allow for the same state to be established next visit a visit if that's the. international community will find that the palestinians are ready to be fully really engaged are we expecting that the community to do something about it we hear. rumors that. president barack obama might propose an idea there are eight now certain resumption of contacts

and israel is unbreakable, and the commitment of the united states to the security of israel is ironclad. a strong and secure israel is in the national security interests of the united states not simply because we share strategic interests, although we do both seek a region where families and children can live free from the threat of violence. it's not simply because we face common dangers, although there can be no denying that terrorism and the spread of nuclear weapons are grave threats to both our nations. america's commitment to israel's security flows from a deeper place, and that's the values we share. as two people who struggled to win our freedom against overwhelming odds, we understand that preserving the security for which our forefathers and foremothers fought must be the work of every generation. as two vibrant democracies, we recognize that the liberties and freedoms we cherish must be constantly nurtured. and as the nation that recognized the state of israel moments after its independence, we have a profound commitment to its survival as a strong, secure homeland for the jewish people. we also know how difficult that se

forward to be when we will be able to be represented as an independent nation and player part this won't be solved by one country or the united states while russia every country has to play its part and we look forward to us play no part we all would be a small nation but we are a nation with a proud history in which to pollute and over opportunity to meet the broader base of police kenny macaskill thank you very much. wealthy british soil the sun. sometimes cuts on. the. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to congress report on our. minds in the motion would be soon which bryson if you move on song from funds to impression made some. news from stocks on t.v. don't come. naysayers she says the minute she on her ration in libya will continue until colonel gadhafi plugs contrary to the original claims that they can't pay his fee and worries over a period sonali here in syria as the u.s. builds pressure on president al assad with fresh sanction. northstowe in wasil step up their cooperation in inves

first the united nations aid. unseeded hands out the project withdraws a two hundred seventy thousand dollar operating expense commission. that leaves one point nine million this money is allocated to an italian n g o that will supervise the. in-joke keeps one million dollars to buy wash balls electrical wire and washtubs. it pays nine hundred thousand dollars to an afghan company that will carry out the actual job. two million dollars is a staggering amount for afghanistan. as a point of comparison how much does it cost to build a palace in the ship or district. altogether four hundred thousand dollars. yet two million dollars will be spent to renovate an old building and add a new wing. a lot of money for the afghans especially for a worn down building. who is responsible italian angio but the afghan subcontractor. the prosecutor's office in kabul has launched an investigation to answer that question. the italian n.g.o.s to show goodwill accepted to meet with us . intercepts headquarters are in rome they have no

and the united nations.for actual israeli/palestinian peace talks to resume? >> i think the important thing about the president's speech is that it tries to give shape and direction and -- negotiation when we can put it back together. so -- he -- he emphasizes very strongly the palestinians' right, palestinian state, viable and sovereign. he also emphasizes equally strongly the -- israeli need for security and the -- israeli determination. supported by the united states and international community to defend its security. i think what he is trying to do in the speech -- in a region of which, you know, there is a huge revolution going on. and -- to locate, as it were, the direction for new resumed negotiation, even though right now it is tough to see how quickly this negotiation could be put back together. >> he made it clear hamas, which is now a partner with the palestinian authority in this -- new palestinian arrangement, hamas has to accept israel's right to exist renounced terrorism, and accept previous a

seeing when we will be able to be represented as an independent nation and to play a part this won't be solved by one country or the united states all russia every country has to play it's part and we look forward to us playing no part we need only be a small nation but we are nation with a proud history in which to do paternity to be part of the picture police kenny macaskill thank you very much thank you. wealthy british style. sometimes the type of. market dynamics come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cause a report on our key. mornings today violence is once again fled the film these are the images the world is seeing from the streets of canada. shining corporations are the day. u.s. president obama is to outline his policies for the troubles of middle eastern a major speech follows the introduction of new sanctions against syria which for the first time i'll get the country's president. scotland is set to consider a break from the about the kingdom for independence poll so voters are still unsure whe

is the united nations department heads who goes beyond this scope waste of food or cheeriest meal is killed by a french american english taxpayer. paid. to see one who thought he was paying for the construction of roads of electric facilities it's cool. that you the money went into the pockets of the government and to be heard sales the luxury it's a good time to do. oh if you can see with your own eyes how your money is wasted. it's something americans different people they usually see. if i don't really want to use you because they have it up you'll pull the true money with the simple is that if you'll give them up this if you'll come to see would be kids. you know all fairness international aid has succeeded in many sectors. in health for instance the french alliance for children and the aga khan foundation have financed medical equipment that compared to what can be found in europe. even if the price of certain services like scanners are out of reach of many hands. as for the americans they have built hundreds of kilometers of roads in record time. although it must be said that t

will be when we will be able to be represented as an independent nation and to play a part that's what we saw one country for the united states all russia every country has to play its part and we went forward to us playing opon we all would be a small nation but we are a nation. with applaud her strength and wish to improve and a trinity to me better please kenny macaskill thank you very much thank you. wealthy british style scientists and sometimes the titans of. market finance come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars report. the. if. russia would be so much brighter if you knew about someone from financed impressions. please for instance on t.v. don't come. to. me. remember you believe just in some instances. from. the future. colin just said to consider a break from the united kingdom was put into a pen to solve the country's national policy ends up with a majority of seats in the parliament. the european union's main it lended germany these patients with member states that received bailouts demanding

i have a pure of the united nations being a regulatory body that has the right to say anything about the internet. what are resolution was doing was expressing that the united nations should not be involved in regulating the internet. >> representative mary bono mack is in her eighth term in congress. she represents the palm springs area of california, and she is the chairman of the energy and commerce subcommittee on commerce, manufacturing, and trade. thank you for being on "the communicators." >> you can now access our programming any time with the c- span radio iphone app. you can also listen to our signature interview programs each week, available around the clock were ever you are. the release of president barack obama's birth certificate has not stopped by a court case challenging the president citizenship status. the ninth circuit court of appeals in pasadena, california heard a case questioning whether barack obama was born in the united states and is eligible to serve as president. a former vice presidential candidate in 2008 and former presidential candidate alan keyes or

united states to the security of israel is ironclad. [applause] as strong and secure israel is in the national security interest of the united states, not simply because we share strategic interest, although we do both seek a region where families and children can live free from threats of violence. it is not simply because we face common dangers, although there can be no denying that terrorism and the spread of nuclear weapons are grave threats to both our nations. america's commitment to israel's security flows from a deeper place, and that is the values we share. as people who struggle to win our freedom against overwhelming odds, we understand this must be the work of every generation. as two barbara demarcus is, we recognize that -- as two margaret democracies, we recognize the liberties and freedoms that we cherish must be constantly nurtured. and as a nation that recognizes the state of israel moments after its independence, we had a profound commitment to its survival as a strong, secure homeland for the jewish people. [applause] we also know how difficult that search for security can be, especially for a small nation like israe

on the scottish national party now the biggest party in scotland has promised a vote on whether to split from united kingdom. justice minister kenny macaskill about his vision for a possible full independence. today i mean as i'm great talking to kenny macaskill who's the scottish justice minister he's a member of the scottish national party which of course recently gained enough votes to be able to promise a referendum on scottish independence within the next five years kenny macaskill thank you for talking to us now tell me first what would scotland gain from independence will gain control over all resources from responsibility for the problems from fiesinger of country and to be able to stand up and speak to the issues that matter to us. taking charge of whole making sure that we have a voice abroad and how would it work economically and socially well scott from the rich country we have the world just oil and gas producer million opinion not only have a boat in terms of oil and gas but you know a boat in terms of renewables or drug or fee for the first time in our history is probably to advantage

may two thousand when the israelis withdrew they left behind a huge legacy of a month and the united nations saw a need to result of all mobile became once and therefore the next always the uptick in two thousand and one now its own structure combination but nobody's army and the united nations. without the ceasefire hundreds of thousands of people come flooding back in the south back to what it is back to the ice. and we're confronted with you know hundreds of thousands of unexploded cluster bombs. their first day there were. fifteen carries with it else people walking. by the how to push up and over to the right of the to go on august fourteenth two thousand and six the eleven easy army started appearing to broach sneak into residential areas so people got turned to their homes a lot of them were good there was a board and i managed to conduct quality assurance and we had working for us no i don't miss the organizations there's a huge market right now for cattle area clearance because there are a lot of countries in the world that are contaminated by unexploded ordinance. and so you've got

then a few months after this interview the united nations launched an investigation against the american official from un o.p.'s who had supervised the hospital budget apparently he had embezzled no less than five hundred thousand dollars. for. thought so how can you not be disappointed but you know when the world asked us for help against the soviets and we were there. and we have made so many sacrifices for us right at the lower these countries they came to help afghanistan reconstruct itself so they said unfortunately and stead of that is what we faced with loss but it is almost as our. trust towards the reconstruction sector is dwindling within the afghan population. expatriates are now synonymous with overblown salaries. and afghan n.g.o.s are suspected of running shady operations. when he was planning minister basho those confirmed that these operations were dishonest after investigating these n.g.o.s he requested that eight out of ten be closed. if. there are two thousand three hundred and fifty five n.g.o.s in afghanistan the majority ninety percent a local. one thousand nine hun

the united nations high commission of refugees is one of them. unhcr assists refugees and people displaced by conflicts or discrimination but doesn't usual support disaster victims especially in developed countries such as japan. nhk world spoke with the unhcr's representative in japan, yohan, about what the organization is doing to help survivors of the march 11th catastrophe. >> thank you very much for joining us today. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> the unhcr has decades of experience when it comes to providing humanitarian aid for people who have lost their homes. but supporting disaster victims is not its primary duty so far. but why did your organization decide to assist japan's march 11th? >> japan over the many years has been a very strong supporter for humanitarian issues, has been extending support for refugees all over the world for many years. everybody within uncr felt it was our responsibility, our duty, to assist in any way we could here in japan. >> but japan, of course, is one of the most developed countries in the world. >> yeah.

discourse i feel the need to respond, and that is quite a sticky question, congressman, because the united nations convention on the rights of the child of course has not been ratified by the united states of america so i can assure you when i stand in another country as i have often and begin to litigate the case, if the child is considered a dual national, you may be assured that a judge declares at me over their glasses and says now could you please explain to me why the united states congress takes the position and as with the united nations convention on the rights of the child i will also tell you that having written on this subject and spoken on it that i personally take the position and it is the policy of the american bar association as well that if i united states should in fact the its signature to the united patients convention on the child and this would be yet another it simple fly. because i would not want the argument made as is often made that there are protections associated in the u.n. convention that are somehow broad them the protection is provided under the united states law

have you looked at the united nations? i looked at the united nations. the truth is that george mitchell, former senate majority leader and i, chaired a united nations task force. the general assembly is a totally corrupted institution. the bureaucracy is totally corrupted. and the idea that an american president would take seriously the directives of the united nations is a sign that he just doesn't understand the real world. so i think we have to fundamentally reset our homeland security and our national security policies building around american interests to protect american lives, working with those countries that are truly our allies. finally, i think all of us need to realize that one of the side effects of the killing of bin laden has to be a real exploration of our relationship with pakistan. [applause] i don't know about the rest of you, but when i learned that after paying $20 billion since 9/11, they had been housing him in pakistan for the last 9 1/2 years. i was trying to figure out what the word ally meant. i know what the word "sucker" mea

the united nations when she was working. observed when she had held her own against the soviets. we went up to dallas. she went along. one of her glasses. this was a school for at risk boys. they were all black, i think. but you know, i have never. i was raised in virginia and had never been in a place. but the thing i realized, she had a lot of personal experience. she had more charm than you would think of. if you remember this book, yes, yes she did. the kind of person you would get a crush on. chicopee without a list of. [inaudible] she was not quite the ugly duckling that she likes to portray herself. so by the way, i just realized. with all this tradition, there were no negro women. >> separate spy black female reporters to get in. eleanor would have accepted that. but steve early, racist. but he let the men we're going to have to let the man to our conference. they kick them out. >> a completely different channel into this community. >> a great ambassador. he did not want make an effort to pass anti lynching legislati

two thousand when the israelis was very they left behind a huge legacy of violent ones and the united nations saw a need to resolve the formable the same ones and therefore the next i still see i reckon two thousand and one you know its own structure on the nation by anybody's army and the united nations. down the seas for hundreds of thousands of people i'm running back in the south beckett is going to speculate ice. and with confronted with you know hundreds and hundreds thousands of unexploded possible. and there first day you would. think carries with an elf walking back and he pulled his. private how to push her up and over to the right after the war on aug fourteenth two thousand and six be the lebanese army started clearing the roads sneak into residential areas so people could all turn to their hold them up that would be good that was the fortnight management and conduct quality assurance. we had working for us law and international the motions there's a huge market right now for battle area clerks because there are a lot of countries in the world that are contaminated by unexploded o

they're all-important but the united nations, nato, here in this hemisphere, the oas -- is it in your mind -- have we reached the point where maybe we can start on a global scale having a conversation about either retooling some of these organizations and institutions to really kind of line up more with the realities of the 21st century and the kind of challenges we're facing? >> it's a very important point, senator and i think, you know, some of that is underway already but i think it needs to be approached with greater vigor and determination. and whether when you look at some of the important regional organizations like the oas, for example, which i think has -- you know, itself made clear the importance of reform and updating to meet a different sort of challenges in the 21st century or a global institutions like the united nations, the u.n. security council where, you know, the administration has made clear the importance of updating the security council to reflect the realities of the 21st century, we're looking at the global financial institutions, the world bank. and a great d

understand, united nations does not have the authority to recognize states. states are recognized by other states. but a u.n. assembly resolution-- especially if passed by an overwhelming margin, 150-5 or something like that-- would have profound effects and those states that voted for it would then obviously move toward recognition on their own. and that would, i think, be a harmful development for... very harmful for israel,or the united states and not good for the peace process. the way for the parties to get an agreement, the way for the palestinians to get a state, the way for israelis to feel secure is through a negotiated agreement that the two parties negotiate with active american assistance development. >> rose: why, then, did pme minister netanyahu come and make a frontal attack on the president's description of the '67 borders? >> i don't know the reason for that, but i do believe that it's in the process of being worked out. >>rose: it's in the process of being worked out? >> yes. the prime minister met with the president, they had a good meeting

and the united nations . there the seeds for hundreds of thousands of people come flooding back into the south record what it is correct in their eyes. and we're confronted with. you know hundreds of thousands of unexploded possible. thank you. i think carries with it else walking. by the how to push her up and over to the right after the war on aug fourteenth two thousand and six be the lebanese army started clearing the roads making the residential areas so people can turn to their homes. with good that will support night managed to conduct quality assurance and we have working for us law and international organizations there's a huge market right now for battle area clearance because there are a lot of countries in the world that are contaminated by unexploded ordinance. and so you've got these companies and n.g.o.s that are basically shrunk that have an expertise to get rid of these weapons what they do is be code in these places they will hire locals. they were thrown everywhere in front of your house an

iran provides them an even iran has brought a complaint to the united nations. [speaking arabic] >> translator: on the data people win and i'm sure they will plan, you know how many people exist they are would appreciate iran? [speaking arabic] >> translator: let's not forget that both countries, yemen and bahrain are small countries. the [speaking arabic] >> translator: i remember at the time that i went to school, we were taught that bahrain was a province of iran. [speaking arabic] >> translator: it gained its independence later. [speaking arabic] >> translator: they are both small countries with regard to the power of iran, with regard to the largeness of the country of iran and population of iran. both of these countries can become puppets of politics of iran. [speaking arabic] >> translator: we have to be aware that these two countries do not follow within the trap of iran and iran's unhealthy should not go there. sub 10 [speaking arabic] >> translator: and helping them -- [speaking arabic] [speaking arabic] >> translator: twice a many people as were kille

and the united nations. down the seas for under the veils of the people i come flooding back with the south back of it when it gets back to the ice. and we're confronted with you know hundreds of thousands of unexploded possible. there stay through. the pain carries with it else people walking. proud of how to push it up and over to the right official door in august fourteenth two thousand and six the eleven easy army started clearing the road which sneaked into residential areas so people are going to turn to their homes. that will support night management and conduct quality assurance and we have with us law and international organizations there's a huge market right now for battle area clear because there are a lot of countries in the world that are contaminated by unexploded ordinance. and so you've got these companies and n.g.o.s that have basically shrunk that have an expertise to get rid of these weapons what they do is they go to these places they will hire local. they were thrown everywhere in front

reckon two thousand and one now it's one structure on the nation by the lebanese army and the united nations. down the seas for hundreds of thousands of people come flooding back into the sea i reckon they're going to speculate. and we're confronted with. you know hundreds of thousands of unexploded possible. on their first day. i think carries with it else people walking back in the forty's. part of how to push the record over to the right office will go on august fourteenth two thousand and six the lebanese army started clearing the roads sneak into residential areas so people got turned to their homes a lot of them were good there was a fortnight managed it and conduct which insurance. we had working for us no i'm going to miss the organizations there's a huge market right now for cattle area clearance because there are a lot of countries in the world that are contaminated by unexploded ordinance. and so you've got these companies and n.g.o.s that have basically shrunk that have an expertise to get rid of these weapons what do you mean they go to these places they will hire local. they we

i have a fear of the united nations being a regulatory body that has the right to say anything about the internet, and what are resolution was doing was expressing the united nation should not be involved in regulating the internet. to me the thought is just very frightening. >> host: >> host: representative mary bono mack is in her eighth term in congress. she represents the palm springs area california and she is the chairman of the energy and commerce subcommittee on commerce manufacturing and trade. thank you for being on "the communicators." juliana gruenwald has been our guest reporter.

they were at the opening ceremony of the model united nations conference. >> representing the japanese participants, a student from yokoyama, kazuma kobatake has this to say. >> i would like to express my gratitude for the initiative, the leadership that the united nations have demonstrated to recover japan from this tragedy. >> more than 2,000 high school students from 24 countries are taking part in the model u.n. conference that runs through saturday. the participants will interact with one another by drafting u.n. resolutions on pressing international issues and negotiating environmental matters. >>> the operator of the hamaoka nuclear power plant in central japan has shut down one of the two remaining active reactors there. this is part of its plan to halt operations at the entire plant as requested by the government due to the risk of earthquakes. chubu electric power company said operations of the number four reactor was fully stopped at around 2:00 p.m. friday. it inserted control rods into the reactor to stop nuclear fission earlier in the day and halted power generation. the

. >> i think, in the future, the united nations will as germany to get involved in operations more often, even when germany has no direct interest in the situation. >> there would like the military to have enough troops to participate in two missions abroad at any one time. that means extending its operational capacity. the operation -- the opposition says that there is no way to meet the savings goal of more than two billion euros. >> it is just hot air and i would like the government to admit that. >> but the cabinet has approved the reform. there are likely to announce which bases there will close in germany. 11 people have been killed in an anti-nato protests in afghanistan. it came after an organized trade. locals claim that civilians died. thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in deckedakar province. afghan president hamid karzai is that expecting an explanation from the u.s. over allegations that the nato raid was based on force intelligence and targeted the wrong people. >> they said death to america and debt to germany. two men and two women were killed in the nato-led

. >> as head of the army, he was indicted by the united nations in 1995. he is accused of a key role in a massacre of up to 8000 men and boys and ordering the siege of sarajevo, which cost thousands of civilian lives. he will be extradited to the hague. >> joining me now in the studio is a balkans analyst. thank you for being with us. why did it take serbia so long to arrest him? >> it was not because they did not know he was hiding. there are powerful radical nationalist elements in serbia. like the secret services and the military in the serbian orthodox church who had an interest in protecting him. also, this is a difficult move for the present serbian government. there are opposition political parties that are radical and will take him to task for what he has done. it will call him a national list trader. it was a difficult decision. >> speaking of the president of serbia, he said this closes a chapter in serbian history. do you agree with that? >> it closes the chapter dealing with war criminals. war criminals have come to trial. there is one child th

a local ordinance reflecting the principles of the united nations convention on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women. i am confident my appointment to this body will enhance and support the continued efforts of the department and commission to ensure equitable " treatment of women, as well as to enhance women pause health and safety throughout san francisco. felicialicia gamez. a new addition to the city family. commissioner brown has already has professional ethics. that is bar none, impressive. she has founded her own firm, serves on the board of the city's lawyers association, and above all else, has proven herself to be a leader, utilizing some of her best attributes, analyzing, collaborating, and offering solutions. as a latina attorney who had dedicated a significant amount of her time working on issues that impact the immigrant, latino, and lgbt community, i am confident commissioner gamez will add a unique and needed perspective to the san francisco commission on the status of women. she has set herself, change starts with stronger individuals. with that

united nations alleged groping with senior u.n. cials. they brought the suit civilly to the united states. >> so they're u.n. employees, they claim other senior u.n. employees -- a senior u.n. official groped them. they brought suit. and they said this is an employer/employee relationship at the united nations, we believe this is within the conduct. >> even though it's groping it's within the conduct -- >> because it kurd at a meeting involving the u.n. so it could be broad and beyond were you actually doing the job for which you're getting paid. that said, i don't see this -- it's stretching so far as to cover an afternoon in new york city when he has a meeting the next day in germany. and i think we have to wait and see if there are more facts but it doesn't necessarily seem like he was actually in the movement to germany when the alleged acts occurred. >> so we also -- we won't necessarily see this right away when he's arrested, even when he's charged, his lawyers don't have to immediately claim diplomatic immunity. right now, he

violent protests broke out after a nato raid that allegedly killed four civilians also a senior united nations official warns conditions in libya are quote a ticking time bomb as humanitarian conditions continue to deteriorate in the country and on the u.s. big cable news channels these are the top stories. tales of how arnold schwarzenegger was able to keep his love child a secret for so long and what went down when the real found out schwarzenegger acknowledges fathering a child out of wedlock with a member of his household staff were going to new years ago. the tough guy on the road where you were not one of those but the story of models those lowlights are there. arnold schwarzenegger's split and his love child this is the top story this is the big news meanwhile journalists are risking their lives to cover wars and some pay the ultimate price as the creator of this afghanistan war documentary tim hetherington did he was killed covering the libyan conflict last month take a look at his movie. and then the foresight to try. and separate the music if you're going to sleep. in. the summer gre

until may two thousand when the israelis withdrew they left behind a huge legacy of a monk and the united nation saw a need to resolve the problem will be three months and therefore to make associate second two thousand and one now it's on structure from a nation by anybody's army and the united nations. without the ceasefire hundreds of thousands of people come flooding back we will see a record of what it is back to the others. and which were funded. you know hundreds of thousands of unexploded possible. thank you. i think carries with him else walking back and he told his. father how to push up and over to the right after the war on aug fourteenth two thousand and six b. the lebanese army started clearing the roads make of the residential areas so people got turned to their hope that one of them would go to. management and conduct which is sure as. we have working for us no i don't miss the organizations there's a huge market right now for battle area clerics because there are a lot of countries in the world that are contaminated by unexploded ordinance. and so you've got these companies and

. >> the united nations agencies have appeal to the european union and to native to increase our efforts to rescue refugees crossing the mediterranean from libya. the request follows reports that dozens of people may have drowned when a vessel with 600 aboard sank off the coast last week. another refugee boat sank off the coast of italy with a loss of life as a number of migrants from north africa chose -- shows no sign of letting up. >> divers searched for hours off the coast. they recovered three bodies, all of them refugees who drowned when their boat hit a rock. a number of migrants arriving is increasing by the day, so is the toll of those who do not make it. the u.n. refugee agency has urgently call on the european union and nato to do more to help. >> we are asking all vessels, commercial and military remain vigilant at this time. with the understanding there are many boats packed full of migrants and refugees escaping the violence in libya. >> the un has accused nato of refusing to help both the was a draft and 60 people on board died. in brussels, the alliance rejected charges,

financial support, iran provides arms and even iran has brought a complaint to the united nations in this regard. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: on the day that people win and i am sure they will be brazil you know how many people exist there who would appreciate iran? [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: at the same time let's not forget that both countries, yemen and bahrain, are small countries. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: i remember at the time i went to school bahrain, we were taught that bahrain was one of the problemss of iran. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: it gained its independence later. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: they are both small countries and with regard to the power of iran, with regard to the largeness of the country of iran and the population of iran, both of these countries can become puppets of the politics of iran. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: we have to be aware that these two countries do not fall in the trap of iran and iraq and's unhealthy violence should not go there. how? [speaking