>> and with that departmental organization and the united nations and then with the young men. nations and then with the youn . . . . very strong messages to people around the world. each time i tried to lead the youth i tried to give them a sense of hope. many positions for people who really want that type of a career. life career and human rights. this is what i do and career. i established my own foundation for global citizenship. so global citizenship. i am telling the young people. the young people have much more area to contribute. when i was a young boy, a high school boy, i was fortunate enough to meet president john f. kennedy in 1962. at that time, i had not met the mayor of my city. i met the president of the united states. very inspirational, inspiring message. young people can do everything. he said -- but you young kids, you can do it. you are ready to extend. that is very inspiring. have some compassion. you must have a passion. you can become a global citizen and you can contribute to the well-being of human rights and the betterment of this work. i really count

the question of korea became a united nations concerned in 1947.pervisory free elections throughout korea are blocked in the north by the soviet union. only in the south were elections held. the republic of korea was created and the national legislature elected the provisions for north korea's representation if elections could be held there. the first president -- these were elections in the south. >> the only legal government in korea. in december of 1948 the soviet union in a surprise move announced as she had removed her occupation troops from north korea. we found ourselves compelled to do the same in the south except for a small u.s. army advisory group which remained at the request of the korean government. the question of a unified korea remained unanswered. the future of the south korean people was another anxious american. ♪♪ rip korea's plan for unifying korea was made known to the world on june 25, 1950 and it was by military invasion. as six divisions of north korea's people's army slammed into the republic of korea within three days th

it was in this hall at the united nations that the so called big form. it was also here the geneva conference in 1954. was it a new chapter? was session motion for viet nam, and it's where the geneva records on a kenneth ben was signed in 1988 the palace of nations in geneva houses the european headquarters of the un. how does the history of the united nations overlap with the hotel over the shallow new shack maya wants to know more about the jewish 1st lady eleanor roosevelt stay in his family's hotel. he has an appointment with the head congress of the united nations library. committed the proposal that the caching will protect in new york is the committee to prepare the declaration of human rights in the 1st met exclusively in new york on this. and then in december 1947, the committee came to geneva to approve the text with eleanor roosevelt has its chairperson, you don't do the oven, the text. that's right. clear, we have the photograph that shows eleanor roosevelt in the holding the universal declaration of human rights was bent on where he could. k

guns of united nations' ships also help in this.we are holding. ♪♪ >> on 24 august on the central to have which is concerned with the defense of, the -- taegu, engineers have built a bridge for the use of minor vehicles and foot soldiers plus increasing supplies moving in. there is need for a heavy equipment bridge. south korean civilian labor is employed. although in many sections native tools are still used, and although u.s. engineers depend greatly on korean manpower, there's a change now since the early days of the war. heavy construction equipment is becoming a familiar sight. an accumulation of this type of equipment, necessarily second in priority to arms and ammunition, is an indication of the vast bulk of supplies that are now being received. ♪♪ opinion. ♪ ♪ >> on 29 august, the british aircraft carrier unicorn moves into the harbor. on deck are british troops bound for the korean battle front. within a week, they'll rush to fight asong i'd cavalry -- alongside cavalry troops to help stop a breakthrough. these troops are t

ok, hotness, it always is the fundamental document of the united nations, like a guiding star. so the more for them all the nationals you need. this is really to our, it's our do not go far the cities, hotels in the united nation. so the very special relationship during state visits, hotel, the link between back room politics and official announcements. it's the point between private conversations and world to say is there like a discrete unofficial pot to the u. n. o the most momentous, international conference of post war era, turned the eyes of the world in summer, or the plan goes with capital of geneva, the dreaming politic nations. the big for america, england, france, and russia met to seek an end to a decade of cold war. adding to sylvia delegation will bring their gun him and communist party chief cross jeff, displaying russia plan policy of friendship. bruce jeff called will gone back for camera. man, though, nominally ranked by the mayor, bruce just appeared very much the boss. president eisenhower accompanied by a secretary of state dollars to exchange complete milit

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next week our big picture will show the united nations forces on the offensive. you'll see our recapture of the city of seoul, the fall of the north korean capital of pyongyang, an a air drop by the combat team, and you'll see the missouri in action giving support to our ground troops. and with us again will be a combat veteran who saw as it happened apart from the big picture. this is captain carl zimmerman inviting you to be with us then. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ >> from korea to germany. from alaska to puerto rico. all over the world the united states army is on the alert to defend our country, you the american people, against aggression. this is the big picture. an official television report to the nation from the united states army. now to show you part of the big picture, here is sergeant stuart queen. >> today on the big picture, the d. of the army presents a documented report of the crimes and atrocities committed against americans and other united nations prisoners of war by their communist captors. you will hear the facts from repatriated prisoners of war, from major gen

james bass, our diplomatic editor at the united nations. and so i'm now joined by full a crew move who had the secretary out for the africa platform at pan african organization working with communities, businesses and governments joined us from nairobi. so as hearing from james baron, just from that discussion at the united nations, they're not going to really do anything to facilitate abroad agreement between the river nile countries. so if not, the united nations does the, does the african union then have the capacity to address this? having made the united nation and have the capacity, i am not sure when they does get time to do in discussions, picked up by africa. and just been a few months before bachelor it was, it was a different way to take time to build trust. and so that the biggest selling the big mike, whether he's able to prove that, whether it is whether they're cutting to chase able to be present trust that way that that will be able to cover for the discussions now. so where does it go from here? because you were saying that

laboring united states as a way to suppressev nation certainly will cal goes beyond identifying united cementing the democrat narrative, they will recommend reparations high admiration for human rights urged the wide range of reparations over racism and urged countries, to fully find wide range of measures to address legacies of slavery come on rule racially discrimination, yes, it will go beyond identifying the united states as a racist nation, drumbeat has begun. and reparations are next. that is my open let me know what you think on facebook and twitter here with reaction to open and much more senator lindsey graham for great state of south carolina joins me good evening senator graham. >> good evening. >> all right. you heard my open, what do you think? not one federal dollar for reparations, the state department out of control lost their mind they have russia, china cuba judge america is ridiculous, so to anybody who is going to be met by u.n., or the u.n. asks for information i would advise you not to give it. if things like that going to lead to republican wipeout in 2022 of the

it is the fundamental document of the united nations, like a guiding star. so the more for them all to the nationals you need is really to our it's our do no go far the cities, hotels in the united nation. so the very special relationship during state visits, hotel serve as the link between back room politics and official announcements. it's the point between private conversations and we'll say is there like a discrete unofficial pot to the u. n. o. the most momentous, international conference of the post war era, turned the eyes of the world in summer, or the plan will switch capital of geneva, the gleaming palace of nations, the big for america, england, france, and russia, met to seek an end to a decade of cold war heading, the soviet delegation were bring mirabelle got him and communist body chief cross. jeff, his brain rushes plan. policy of friendship. bruce jeff called will gone back for camera. man, though nominally ranked by the premier, chris just appeared very much. the boss. president eisenhower, accompanied by a secretary of state dollars, offere

>> i think we can have a debate about whether or not the united nations investigates united nations thatol but we should have the conversation about how we deal with the in the united states. and then to investigate it. we should be doing it long before that, right? think about it this way passive voting rights act in this country and the civil rights act of 1965. and we sell racism go away were really didn't. we should be doing now is what didn't we do then that we should be doing now? and how can we ensure that we make this country everything we say the pledge, everything was in the constitution so we can be the city on the hill we can go to other countries and tell them how to do democracy and how to do other things. that has been the critical flaw here we've got to do better as a country that ensure no matter who you are, do matter what your color, you are treated equally and with equity work that is the number one complaint african-americans are making all across the country. guy: so chris this is a family dispute family conversation that we can have as americans and we have been ha

castro's forces lineup in the debate the united nations on human charges of the united states.ow, an expert official-controlled waters wheels out the line of friendship to a group of news men and women from cuba. present at the invitation of the soviet journalist needs. khrushchev happily -- cuban flag. as he arrives for the solid endorsement of a home brewed -- a soviet soul hemisphere alive for the soviets. >> castro marks the second anniversary of this revolution with the biggest military parade ever staged in cuba. each bring tanks and other heavy weapons from czechoslovakia. castro demanded the united states embassy reduce its staff to 11 persons. the last straw for the long campaign of harassment. however as an hour broke off diplomatic -- with prosecutor we haggerty. >> with the united states in self respect can, endure there is a limit. that limit has now been reached. our friendship with the cuban people is not effective. it is my hope and my conviction that in the not too distant future, it will be possible for that historic friendship between us, once again, to find

over the world the united states army is on the alert to defend our country, you the american people, against aggression. this is the big picture. an official television report to the natione united states army. now to show you part of the big picture, here is sergeant stuart queen. >> today on the big picture, the d. of the army presents a documented report of the crimes and atrocities committed against americans and other united nations prisoners of war by their communist captors. you will hear the facts from repatriated prisoners of war, from major general william f. dean and from the former supreme commander of the united nations forces in the far east, general mark w. clark. to interview these men and reveal these facts, here is the noted commentator and war correspondent, bill dowds. >> the eventses you are about to hear are shocking. the films you are about to see are not pleasant. some of them are revealed for the first time. but what you will see and what you will hear is the stark truth that every american should know. ♪ ♪ .. their official army. they are only a tiny fraction of communist atrocities and we can't began to commemorate the terrible crimes committed

we have been part of, of the united nation. i've been part of the see if it didn't, even before the united nation after the after world war one. and so we, when we are part of the international community, we been helped by, by our friends for a long time. i know in, you know, some of some of our friends once more please, and then they bought it. but we know that we well that we don't, we can't leave. we can't leave, throws to ourselves. we have to be open to our friends. and that's, that's what he's always be, it has always been a b, as always, been an interest in 3 different countries. see an interest we we get to the live, the, the fact that we close to the united states. we geographically closely that united states like the public like you, but like older going to be in country. so they express most of the time the. 2 interest and being and he will be speaking to the cuban ambassador about 2, but they have a different type of foreign policy to haiti. and of course, that long history, haiti was the richest country in the west

and they look to the united nations into this council. as the guarantors of peace and the custodians of the collective will of our human human family and are confident that you will not fail in the discharge of your responsibility. in this regard, it is in this spirit that i wish to underscore that in executing the unique responsibility confirm the conferred upon the security council to maintain international peace and security. the members of this council are instructed, pursuant to article 24 of the charter to act on behalf of the general membership of the united nations. and in further ends of the noble purposes for which this organization was established. and the principal, the guide and inspired its work. and therefore, it behooves the hon. members of this council to consider the matter that is before us today. not from the narrow lands of your respective national interests, but in light of your collective responsibility to act on behalf of the international community. to preserve the peace and pulled the principles of justice and eq

so robin in doha, reminder of our top news stories, the united nation says more than 400000 people. and now suffering famine in if you have us to dry region. it says the situation has worse and dramatically in the last 2 weeks and warned of more fighting despite a sci fi declared by the government. on this, i'm afraid, is more alarming than when you were briefed 2 and a half weeks ago. 2000000 people are still displaced and close to 5.2 and people still require he mentioned assistance. the great majority of them, women, and children. one of the most distressing trends is an alarming rise and food insecurity and hunger due to conflict. diplomatic added to james days has more from the un. well, certainly it, i think, highlighted how bad things have got into gray. we heard from top un officials, we heard from the acting head of the humanitarian part of the un, the emergency relief coordinator for 100000 people. and now living in famine and they fear that figure is going to grow. we also heard from the top political official of the united nations, with a real warning that they could be,

she said they played the national even them when they knew she didn't like it. the uniteds was her ticket to those olympics. they were the trials. should she be allowed to go forward when she indicated she pretty much rejected the flag and "the national anthem"? >> that's a tough question. i like individual freedoms. i think they need to protect individual freedoms. i think people like that who are going to disrespect our flags to make a political statement and maybe get more hits on social media technically have a right to do that. but we also have the right to deserve the consequences out of their actions. judge jeanine: are there enough consequences. >> in so many cases no. in some cases they become big stars like commercial for nike. the woke world we are living in right now -- honestly i don't know how we move forward. we have to move forward and be strong with love of country being a patriot. and that could me is so important. wouldn't this be a perfect situation if she goes to the international olympics. that doesn't allow any kind of political statement. should she

it is the fundamental document of the united nations like a guiding star. so the more for them on the national genie, this is really to our it's our do not go far the cities, hotels in the united nation. so there's any special relationship during state visits, hotel service, the link between back room politics and official announcements. it's the point between private conversations and world phase. the like a discrete unofficial pot to the u. n. o, the most momentous, international conference of the post war, iraq turned the eyes of the world in summer door. the clan goes with the capital of geneva, the dreaming pallets of nation, the big for america, england, france, and russia meant to seek an end to a decade of cold war. adding the soviet delegation will bring their gun him and communist party chief chris jeff, is playing russia as plan policy of friendship. bruce jeff called will gone back for camera. man. the nominally ranked by the mayor, bruce just appeared very much. the boss, president eisenhower, accompanied by secretary of state dollars to exchan

we have the, we have the be new the integrated buell of the united nations. of course, you have the call who, you know, haiti, i've been part of the world. the history for since since our creation of, of our country in 18 o 4, we have been part of the united nation. i've been part of the associated and i still even before the united nation after the after world war one. and so we ways we are part of the international community. we been helped by, by our friends for a long time. i knew in, you know, some of some of our friends once more please. and then they bought it. but we know that we in the world that we don't, we can't leave, we get leave rose to our self. we have to be open to our friends. and that's, that's what is always be. it has always been a b, as always been an interest, a country where different countries see the interest we, we get to the life the, the fact that we close to the united states. we geographically closely that if you'd like me to go public like you, but like older, going to be in country. so they express most of the time. the inter

is that the united nations for more on this? and sir james, you were hearing it hundreds of thousands of people into great suffering, food shortages and some analysis saying that there's already a massive famine underway. what we like to hear at this meeting? oh, certainly we are hearing some of the details that you had. catherine say a moment ago and rosemary decarlo, who is the political affairs, chief of the united nations, has been briefing on the current situation, laying out some of the things that catherine was just telling you. and then saying that there's the potential for more confrontation. and for a swift deterioration in the security situation, the security council listening to her in public, it's worth reminding you that there have been 6 meetings on t great in the past, but they've all been in any other business of the end of other sessions and closed meetings away from the cameras. this is for the very 1st time an open meeting. it's something that some council members, the 3 african council members and china and

about the other things that i want to tell, i wish -- to the general assembly of the united nations. satellite to arrive in new york are czechoslovakia and poland. they are not greeted by any united states representative, not being guests of this country. he makes an arrival speech in his own tongue. despite their status as high-ranking red leaders both of them are almost ignored by the numerous pickets and demonstrators. many of them east european refugees who protested the arrival of khrushchev and other leading reds on the s.s. baltica. arrived on a dank and foggy morning heading up to the east river closest to headquarters, it was harassed by cruising parties of hecklers. the shore hundreds of demonstrators amassed despite heavy rains. on pier 73, carpets had been laid by soviet emissaries for the occasion. it swarmed with newsmen and one of the massive assemblies of police and security men ever gathered in new york. khrushchev could barely be glimpsed through the throng of protectors. promises to make a general assembly session already momentous on the cargo issue on a potentiall

yes, we are hearing reports that they have asked united nations to send in peacekeepers . i believe that would take a blow of the 15 member security council. so that could be a tough ask, ask you the united states military and the military house confirmed to me the department of defense folks burn that they haven't asked for security assistance. and that they are, excuse me, they are regular contact with patient officials to discuss to discuss how the u. s . can assist. it seems highly unlikely that they would consider sending us troops. first of all, the be a fairly sizeable deployment. they did send in, shoot reinforcements during that horrible earthquake of 2010. that's a much different situation. we're talking about having to secure an area, make sure the us troops are safe. it would be very expensive, and it would also probably be very popular. think about this job president joe biden, currently bringing troops out of afghanistan. so if you would send them just back to 80 a country that really is it on this nation, the peoples radar here and the united states that cou

and once we encourage the united nations to continue to contribute that expertise to this process. and we encourage the 3 parties to accept a more active role by the new observers. to the negotiations and their friends is convinced that an agreement can be found rapidly between the parties on the filling and management of the ben. it's on stem. the elements of convergence, which negotiations under the auspices of the african union with make you 1000 sort of france, solomon calls upon p, a. egypt and sudan, unfair sense of responsibility, compromise and cooperation. so as to resolve pending questions. as soon as possible, france will remain mobilized so as to ensure that negotiated solution can be found as swiftly as possible. before i resume my function as president of the council, and i now give the floor to his excellency mister semi should create the minister of foreign affairs of egypt. without even rahim your excellency ambassador there, they're much representative of france to the united nations and president of the un security council. distinguished representatives of the me

will welcome united nations envoy to the u.s.orldwide racism and police brutality against those of african dissent. quote, some militarized responses to protests were reported in the united states leading some to compare these experiences to conditions in war zones. several republicans have tied their criticism of the administration's invitation to the ongoing demonstrations in cuba. senator marco rubio tweeted to secretary blinken, quote: instead of asking the u.n. to come here and tell us how racist america is. why don't you ask them to go cuba where an evil socialist regime storms into people's homes, beats the crap out of them, and then drags them away? critics have also pointed to the makeup of the united nations human rights council. the result of secret ballots and backroom deals. the latest elections added notorious human rights violators, cuba, china and russia. >> the trump administration withdrew the u.s. from the u.n. human rights council calling it biased and hypocritical. in february, the biden administration restor

i want to begin with moscow's counter proposal at the united nations that would authorize more assistance, but only for 6 months on the ground. what is the practical implication of accepting their proposal versus the full year that western nation want to see lu, i'm afraid we're having some trouble hearing you there. we can see you, but we're going to see if we can get our audio line connected and come back to you later in the show and try one more time. can you, can you hear me, lou? i want to know about that proposal from the russians. nope, lost the line. okay, well come back to him later in the show for the interview, but let's move on now to some other news. why on tech and pfizer, excuse me. we're going to turn to afghanistan instead. now, us troops are set to leave afghanistan and nearly 2 weeks earlier than planned by august 31st, the withdrawal and the longest us war, a conflict that has stand to decades. i mean, you're worried about what the departure of international troops will mean for the people of afghanistan. as a taliban is making rapid advances, the, the tally been say,

the united nations is warning 100,000 children in ethiopia could die in the next 12 months. first person convicted under the hong kong security vault is jailed for nine years, in a case that could define the future. in support, track and field competition gets underway at the tokyo olympics. ♪ monsoon rains have triggered landslides in northern india. at least seven people died in this landslide, with others still missing. in cashmere, this was the damage caused by bridge collapse and roads caved in. 160 across the country have died in the last week because of torrential downpours. >> [speaking in foreign language] translator: i am 58 years old and have never seen such a severe flood in my life. it has caused a lot of destruction. we used to live without a bridge, and now the flood has washed it away. anchor: news from hong kong, a 24-year-old activist has been jailed for nine yearsrs under te controversial national security rules he is the first person tried under the law imposed by beijing last year. he rode a motorbike while flying in independence flag. he was found guilt

this is the fundamental document of the united nations, like a guiding star. so took him off to the national genie says he really to our, it's our do not go far the cities, hotels in the united nation. so the very special relationship during state visit hotel, the link between back room politics and official announcements. it's subpoint between private conversations.

united nations coordinator mark cuts was hoping for more. and we need to make sure that we just about food security. it's also about the health situation. it's about clean water, it's about shelter. what we really want to be doing in that area is we want to scale up this aid operation. a sigh of relief in the camps of lib. food emergency has been averted. but the last thing solution to the conflict, or even peace in northwestern syria, are still out of reach. i'm joined by my cuts. she's a un deputy regional humanitarian coordinator for syria. and he was in the report you just saw, of course, he joins us now from re huntley in turkey, close to that border crossing where aid is going into syria. welcome, more cuts. can you explain to viewers what the decision by the un security cancel will mean to people on the ground in syria? well, it means that millions of people who are trapped warden are going to continue to receive the vital humanitarian aid that they depend on. i mean, we're talking about almost 2000000 displaced people who are living

all on hand for the opening of the united nations 15th general assembly. ro appears subdued, unlike the orations he delivers in havana broadcasts, his arrival speech is only a few words. >> i want to salute to the people of the united states. my english is very plain. the other things i want to tell, i wish -- the general assembly of the united nations. >> the first red satellite to achieve are from czechoslovakia and poland. despite the status at high ranking red leaders, they are almost ignored by the numerous demonstrators, many of them east european refugees who protested the arrival of khrushchev and other reds. the russian liner sailed with the heads of five satellite states, arrived on a foggy morning, heading up the east river to the dock closer to u.n. headquarters. one boat was hired by the longshoreman's union. hundreds of demonstrators massed despite heavy rain. carpets have been laid for the occasion. one of the most massive assemblies of police and security men ever gathered in new york. khrushchev could barely be glimpse through the prong of

that's the warning from the united nations to ethiopian government and to gray and rebel fighters. it says 4 100000 people are now suffering famine while another 1800000 are thought to be facing starvation. the war began 8 months ago and has displaced millions, ethiopia government declared a sci fi this week right before a major bridge in to grow was destroyed, cutting off a crucial aid supply route. as catherine sawyer, reports or madison to the officials. they're deny it stifling the 8 s this. 2 is a difficult task for a walk, is trying to get food and other supplies to those who need it. most anti guy fighting is still going on in some part of the region. different forces control different areas and drop the facilities have been destroy. in some areas, this is what is left of a bridge over the tech has a river. it's an important supplier route to west than to guy the world. food program says it's food. stocks are running low and the airport still closed. reaching much of the population will be a struggle. the fact is that people have died. people are dying, and more people will

it urges the united nations and the united states to send in troops.fternoon. the countdown continues, in case you hadn't noticed! just over a day to go before wembley way is awash with fans of england and italy making their way to the final of euro 2020. 0ur manjohn watson is there for us. 55 years of waiting for the men's team. is this the moment? good afternoon from wembley. they are probably not going to get a better chance, are they? when you consider how long it has been to reach this stage of a major tournament, 55 years for the man's team. there is no way of knowing when this chance will come again. all the work that has gone on behind—the—scenes, the success of the youth teams in junior tournaments, the appointment of gareth southgate and the way he has created this brilliant culture within the england setup. reconnecting with the fans, as well. is this going to be the crowning moment of all of that hard work? are they ready now to make that final step, the toughest app to win a major tournament for the first time in 55 years, emulating the ac

thank you very much, james bayes, pointing to us that from united nations, ah, u. s. military is pulled out of afghanistan's by graham base, the center point of its water, topple the taliban, and hunt down. all kite are off to the 911 attacks afghan forces in our control of the base. but in a sign of the chaos that could follow official se soldiers to clear out dozens of people who looted the complex after the americans left during the night without informing local troops. and fisher has more from washington. ah, it became like a many american city, 75 kilometers from cabal. it was the starting point for many americans deployed up canis, done for almost 2000 service men and women killed in action by graham air base was where they began the final journey home. hello barbara rob. it was visited by president bush obama. trump. i know it's been handed over to the afghan. the final troops and equipment lifted out. the us still on target refill withdrawal by september, 11th, 2021. we're on track exactly. as to where we expected to be, but we did, i wanted to make sure th

the united nation has called it the worst and the worlds fastest growing displacement crisis. president rock mach caberry, sat his defense maced on wednesday and took over the job himself. that's after more than 130 civilians were killed in an attack near the border with molly and new share. to make a g is the executive director at the west africa network for peace building. he says many in booking of fossil have lost confidence in the government. each time that i talk, his bread meat, he communication to communicating with the dean and going on, conduct the presentation and also him recovery. i think people are beginning to feel the outlet. i think that the increase in the fact of the weakness of the government of that we have that the l by one that i think that the government nuclear gate maggio and i'm also begin to develop some kind of community, anyone in them that will be caught in the, on the people. the 2nd one is that government needs to quickly move on. we the vision of, of, from the democrats and then based on the promise that we made on the expectations of the people that wa

so that in the united nations recently made a head turning announcement. in a report released monday, un high commissioner for human rights, michelle bash lead urge countries to adopt transformative agendas to systemic racism. the report couldn't find a single state that had fully reckoned with the past or comprehensively accounted for the impacts of the lives of people of african descent today, hugh reparations sorta un acknowledgement of systemic racism in need of a systemic response is important. the report goes on to showcase the persistent and consistent be humanize ation of people of african descent and the role racial discrimination, inequality, and violence has taken on their daily lives. this report can provide insights into the necessary policy changes. the report is important because it features analysis, 190 deaths at the hands of law enforcement speaks to similarities and legal system discrimination against blacks across multiple countries in amplified systemic racism. global action is a fairly new coal, as it relates to remedies for racial in

more than 2000000 people in ethiopia, dry region on the verge of starvation, according to the united nation. and there is a warning the crisis could get worse. a reprieve for, for my south african president, jacob, whom i, of course, were here. his request to overturn his contempt ruling and possibly keep him from going to jail. the landslide 3 central japan flattening buildings in washing away everything in his at least 20 people are missing. it's the 2nd worst affected country by cove in 19, but brazil, the government is once again being accused of not taking the virus seriously. thousands of people are back on the street. fed up with house eatable scenario is handling the pandemic pressure. both scenario continues to downplay the virus is dangerous. he's also under investigation for possible corruption linked to a contract to be brought to by india and made vaccines. more than half a 1000000 people have died from the virus in brazil. live to monica and i have who is at a protest in rio de janeiro. so growing pressure, monica on president boston. narrow. tell us about this protest where y

but yes, hopefully we are going to see something james martin cuts from united nations. many, many thanks, mark. thank you to f ganesha now where the departure of foreign troops in recent days has led to fears. fighting for control taliban rebels have seized control of much of the country driving out government forces. many afghan citizens are also on the run, both from the conflict and from the taliban. strict interpretation of islamic law. calling over z, a girl has lost everything regarding her husband was killed by the telephone just a few days ago. and then she was forced to flee from her home in north afghan instead, at least here in refugee camp and low about she's safe for now. so it was a very mission situation here has gotten much worse since the foreign troops less the number of women can't go on the streets alone around the extreme are making the rules that and there's fighting everywhere, right. comes out all the fear that the taliban is gaining ground daily. at present, they control around half of the country and clean to have captured up to 85 percent . an

to ensure their are some clear procedures, clears constructs because the money goes through the united nation. it is not going directly to hamas. and the issue of being within a pa framework. these are the concessions you will need to make. without this supervision of the united states and others, i am afraid that these inconclusive talks will not stagnate. it will descend into another round of violence. i think that would be tragic. merissa: i hope you're wrong. ambassador jeffrey, last words. ambassador jeffrey: i remain optimistic. i think we heard realistic ways forward. i think the tenor of the international community and the states andy -- and the latest burst of violence has been notably different than what we have seen in other ones related to israel, the palestinians, lebanon and other competitors in the region. the consensus on how to go forward in terms of general terms -- the general consensus on how to move forward is stronger than we have seen in a long time. i think that is a basis on which we can all build. thank you, merissa. merissa: thank you all very much for your time tod

i've also seen lots of flooring intervention the united nations presents there until 2017. you'll get a station of americans. faith also has a strong presence in the country, so the region is mostly monitoring what's going to happen next according to have this constitution election should be happening soon at entering president should be in place until the country can call for new elections. and that's the big issue in have right now president, joanna marie has been ruling 4 by degree in the past year and a half. he has failed to call for legislative election. he has been trying to reform the country's constitution. and just this past week, we have seen that they basically announced that presidential election and measures, maybe the actions were going to be happening in september this year. well, the region and the people of haiti also are waiting to know what's going to happen next. perhaps related to that might be the reason why some countries in the region calling for o s intervention, any sign of that coming together well if i said before, sammy, we're waiting to hear w