ukraine where many many people disappeared you know and no one ever cared about them no united nations commission. no c.n.n. no human rights commission of the council of europe whatever they were not interested in that but when they have a rumor of someone tortured in the near you know. that is a big case in my mind it's a fake i know the great idea very well there's that many times i know what happened there there were really threats to the people before that but the situation in the crimea including the crimean tatars is much better than it used to be and we're not renowned for running out of time for these charges in the public sphere and this is my was my opportunity to put them to you we have the honor of thank you thank you very much for being on the program and giving us your views. every day counts for a month for our plebs. global business week to bring the concert the booming mix of the summer how can we protect. the ball i'm wasting. it can make a difference by choosing small solutions over staying. set in one place blame google ideas limits a series of games movies from the thousands

image has undergone a major make over in the last year cannabis in fact just recently the united nations commission on narcotic drugs removed marijuana from its most dangerous drugs category now it's up in just 59 years to make that move but it's one that could trigger more research into cannabis is medicinal properties for this next story we take you to denmark where our reporter max sanda managed a rare visit to a cannabis production facility. and they have colorful names like you keep pink kush or tell a nice but what's grown in these greenhouses new the danish town of wooden's it won't end up in amsterdam coffee shops this is medicinal cannabis for an up and coming european market. it all started here just a few greenhouses down the road much speed as a family business is scandinavia slogs producer of tomatoes and cucumbers now he's branched out into cannabis what drives him creating a product that can help people. for me personally was a personal story for a living your boy who had seizures and simply no miss him didn't help him and out of this race and his parents bought illegal cannabis. and

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image has undergone a major make over in the last years cannabis in fact just recently the united nations commission on narcotic drugs removed marijuana from its most dangerous drugs category now it took them just 59 years to make that move but it's one that could trigger more research into cannabis is medicinal properties for this next story we take you to denmark where our reporter max sanda managed a rare visit to a cannabis production facility. but they have colorful names like. pink kush or delays but what's grown in these greenhouses near the danish town of wooden won't end up in amsterdam coffee shops this is medicinal cannabis for an up and coming european market. it all started here just a few greenhouses down the road much speed as a family business is scandinavians largest producer of tomatoes and cucumbers now he's branched out into cannabis what drives him creating a product that can help people. for me personally was a personal story for living your boy who had seizures and simply no miss and didn't help him and out of this race in his presence border illegal cannabis. and he tried tha

image has undergone a major make over in the last years cannabis in fact just recently the united nations commission on narcotic drugs removed marijuana from its most dangerous drugs category now it took them just 59 years to make that move but it's one that could trigger more research into cannabis is medicinal properties for this next story we take you to denmark where our reporter max sanda managed a rare visit to a cannabis production facility. they have colorful names like. pink kush born to lanes but what's grown in these greenhouses near the danish town of wooden won't end up in amsterdam coffee shops this is medicinal cannabis for an up and coming here pin market. it all started here just a few greenhouses down the road much speed as family business is scandinavians largest producer of tomatoes and cucumbers now he's branched out into cannabis what drives him creating a product that can help people. for me personally was a personal story for a living your boy who had seizures and simply enormous in didn't help him and out of this race and his parents bought illegal cannabis and and he tried

ukraine where many many people disappeared you know and no one ever cared about them no united nations commission. no c.n.n. no human rights commission of the council of europe whatever they were not interested in that but when they have a rumor of someone tortured in the near you know. that that is a big case in my mind it's a fake i know that you're right on here very well as is said many times i know what happened there there were really threats to the people before that but the situation in the crimea including the crimean tatars is much better than it used to be and we're not are not it we're running out of time for these charges are in the public sphere and this is my was my opportunity to put them to you we have the honor and thank you thank you very much for being on the program and giving us your views. monk without the sign of life. the crew of italian fishing boats. disappeared after a clash with the libyan militia. they were all to see to earn a living and got dragged into a power struggle which is a ballad a lot more than just filling the fishing nets something. 30 minute body double

image has undergone a major make over in the last years cannabis in fact just recently the united nations commission on narcotic drugs removed marijuana from its most dangerous drugs category now it took them just 59 years to make that move but it's one that could trigger more research into cannabis is medicine all properties for this next story we take you to denmark where our reporter max sanda managed a rare visit to a cannabis production facility. and they have colorful names like. pink kush or del a nice but what's grown in these greenhouses near the danish town of wooden won't end up in amsterdam coffee shops this is medicinal cannabis for an up and coming here in market. it all started here just a few greenhouses down the road much speed as a family business is scandinavians largest producer of tomatoes and cucumbers now he's branched out into cannabis what drives him creating a product that can help people. for me personally was a personal story for a living your boy who had seizures and simply no miss him didn't help him and out of this race and his parents bought illegal cannabis and and h

image has undergone a major make over in the last years cannabis in fact just recently the united nations commission on narcotic drugs removed marijuana from its most dangerous drugs category now it took them just 59 years to make that move but it's one that could trigger more research into cannabis is medicine all properties for this next story we take you to denmark where our reporter max sanda managed a rare visit to a cannabis production facility. they have colorful names like. pink kush or delays but what's grown in these greenhouses near the danish town of wooden's it won't end up in amsterdam coffee shops this is medicinal cannabis for an up and coming here pin market. it all started here just a few greenhouses down the road much speed as a family business is scandinavia slogs producer of tomatoes and cucumbers now he's branched out into cannabis what drives him creating a product that can help people. for me personally was a personal story of a living your boy who had seizures and simply the norm of is in didn't help him and out of this race and his parents bought illegal cannabis and and he

custody is a spokeswoman for the united nations high commission of refugees and she says the u.n. is hearing on verified reports of human rights violations in the gray you know we've had some 47000 people cross the border from ethiopia into sudan a 1000 people crossed the border just last night now what's different about the situation now we know people are still on the move those that are arriving say that more are coming but what's different in the past few days is the number of eritreans who have arrived which raises our concern for the situation and inside gray that where we're still waiting to see ourselves so the reports that we're hearing are unverified but they are alarming gruesome reports of you know potential attacks on refugee camps of potential abductions even the possibility of the killing of civilians refugees or humanitarian staff. authorities in bangladesh ships the 1st group of running the refugees from a camp to a remote island the u.n. is concerned that refugees have been moved against their will lower but money has more. these are in giraffe e cheese are state

claim due to a media blackout in the area catherine mahoney is a spokeswoman for the united nations high commission of refugees and she says the u.n. is hearing unverified reports of human rights violations. you know we've had some 47000 people cross the border from ethiopia into sudan a 1000 people cross the border just last night now what's different about the situation now we know people are still on the move those that are arriving say that more are coming but what's different in the past few days is the number of eritreans who have arrived which raises our concern for the situation and inside to grow that word we're still waiting to see ourselves so the reports that we're hearing are unverified but they are alarming gruesome reports of you know potential attacks on refugee camps of potential abductions even the possibility of the killing of civilians refugees or humanitarian staff the united kingdom and the european union still haven't managed to work out a bricks deal with less than 4 weeks to go until britain's transition period ends the e.u. as chief negotiator michel barnier says they've a

just last week in a vote by the united nations commission on car notic -- narcotic drugs, they acknowledged the municipal and therapeutic possession of cannabis and removed it from the most strictest classification of categories. while voicing need for control the united states voted in favor of this move stating the legitimate medical use of cannabis has been established through scientific research. unfortunately, american researchers seeking to study the products byly avoid -- widely available and use in these states and territories face restrictions and numerous hurdles created by u.s. federal policy. it's time we break through this catch-22. this bipartisan bill begins to address this issue by reducing barriers to cannabis research. in january the energy and commerce committee heard from federal officials about the difficulty researchers face when it comes to conducting research with cannabis. as an example, for years there has been only one source of marijuana made available by the us -- university of mississippi that can be used in the u.s. for research purposes. another difficulty is

election this is exactly what's happening in front of the election commission you can see for your release the other part of the united nations not taking the wrong body changing the test is saying i turned to the military to have their complaints about the allegations brigade they live on against innocent commission as well as. the security forces here trying to stop them have stopped them by the way from getting to the election and this is not on the place where we are witnessing this incident then being. there in the town of tamanna by the way similar incidents where opposition supporters. opposition and d.c. party are protesting the way and none of the results will be later and they believe that there was an attempt to steal the boat from those to get what they knocked out of a big election comes here is not a gun is that these radicals and they are yet to even announce it is also they want to why should these protests start right now we spoke to me. but 2 hours ago under said they were being robbed of 5 seats of parliament and of course they're also saying that the election commission i am the ruling party for trying to

the electoral commission has started compiling the results. but united nations as observers. there was a lack of a materials in some polling stations or they witness some exchanges of votes for food or for money. how important was it that this was a smooth, democratic tra nsfer of this was a smooth, democratic transfer of power in niger? as he said earlier, this is going to be a democratic transition for niger. it is the first time there is a handover from an elected president to another one. that is why i think people in niger were very enthusiastic to vote. who is the favourite to win and who are the other contenders? the former interior and the former foreign minister is seen as a favourite to win. he is a loyal ally of the incumbent president and a favourite among the 29 candidates who participated. he can rely on a presidential party with solid bases but he lacks the support from a specific region or community since he is from a smaller tribe compared to other candidates. what will be the challenges that await him or whoever wins when they take office? inse

commission is advising e.u. member states to discourage unnecessary travel to the united kingdom dozens of nations have banned flights from the u.k. stranding thousands of passengers at airports brussels says people should be allowed to return to their homes in britain or europe long lines of trucks have built up outside the port of dover in southern england after france closed its ports the u.k. and france are hoping to restart freight traffic on wednesday. well that's across a straight to our correspondent to charlotte charleston pil who is a standing by above a highway in near dover charlotte tell us about the situation where you are. well you can see behind me isn't just an ordinary traffic jam these lorries are at its hotel standstill back to back they haven't moved through for days now that is the situation head lorry drivers getting increasingly frustrated at the lack of information they don't know exactly how long they're going to be here for when france and the u.k. will reach a decision on when the boat is will be reopened there are talks underway at the moment but no firm decision has as yet been made publ

commission. but by the new scott we do see united nations missions in a no central african republic they have a system that the elections have to hold. perhaps you know for the reason that the 1st you know objections for the elections to not take place was made by the rebel leaders no that's the. question for a change all that former president of france well it was easy so i think the reason why the government doesn't want that is because they think that by you know change of elections it gives a huge legitimacy to the rebel leaders but this is the same you know impression that a lot of the kind it is not shown they think that holding elections with the central times a lot of people out of bounty he mentioned about not wanting to give legitimacy to rebels but of course a i guess elections have to be seen as being vaguely reliable and crucially representative because we already suspect that the turnout could be so low for a variety of reasons could we actually end up with a vote that isn't representative at all. i think what we're likely to end up is a country. rather than you know be the copy don't se

united nations human rights office has called for the citizens release. the commonwealth war graves commission the process of recognizing around 80,000 black south africans who served as part of the native military corps in world war ii. the black volunteers were forbidden to fight by their white leaders, so they work as laborers, guards, and medical aids. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we will be right back. ♪ liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. wow! what'd you get, ryan? it's customized home insurance from liberty mutual! what does it do bud? it customizes our home insurance so we only pay for what we need! and what did you get, mike? i got a bike. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ and mine's unlisted.. try boost® high protein... -with 20 grams of protein for muscle health- -versus only 16 grams in ensure® high protein. and now enjoy boost® high protein in café mocha flavor. the sleep number 360 smart bed. prices of the season on can it help with snoring? i've never heard snoring

the post-world war, people that he had trained with the commission for leave in belgium started heading many of the humanitarian the new united nations created. pate who e, maurice started with hoover in belgium 1914, he had headed unicef and essentially bases the what he of unicef on belgium.from hoover in and he gets a nobel peace prize 1965, which he declined and he dies before it is awarded but he asked that it be given to the agen agency. there's a whole generation of eople dealing with nongovernment organizations and umanitarian organizations at world war ii that essentially hoover mentored. are topics that people are just starting to look at. of n.g.o.'s.eation hoover begins to explore in gets full expression in world war ii is how do you amount of food deal with the to needs of all of these people. of it was hoover had scientists determine how many to keep a day it took person alive, then asked them to to, you know, how do those divided into nutrients. they didn't talk about -- vitamins but fats, carbs, sugars. using that hoover is able to determine how to take the amount of food he knew feed the ting and largest number of pe

commission has recommended that e.u. nations lifted their blanket travel bans on the united kingdom where a new variant of the krona virus is spreading rapidly brussels says nonessential travel should be discouraged but that people should be allowed to return home as long as they test negative or quarantine dozens of nations have banned flights to the u.k. stranding passengers at airports but there could as soon be some respite for the long lines of trucks stuck waiting to leave britain trucks have been backed up for several kilometers outside the port city of dover in southern england. and let's across straight over to our correspondent to charlotte to chelsea hill who is on a highway in near dover charlie good to see you what's the situation like where you are now. i'm sure you can see behind me there 6 are still hundreds of lorries here backed up across the motorway back to back drivers here waiting to find out exactly what will happen next there is the face of a very frustrating wait many of them here for the 3rd night it's a night potentially as they wait to find out what resolution will be come up with to get them

, many of the people he had trained with the commission for relief in belgium started heading many of the humanitarian agencies that the new united nations created. for example, the person who started with hoover in belgium unicef and heads essentially basis the structure of unicef on what he learned from hoover in belgium and gets in 1965,eace prize which he declines. he dies before it is awarded. he asks that it be given to the agency. generation ofle people dealing with nongovernmental organizations and humanitarian organizations during world war ii, that essentially hoover meant toward. -- mentored. these are topics that people are stirring to look at. the creation of ngos. obviously, what hoover begins to explore in world war i, and the expression in world war ii is, how do you take a limited amount of food and stretch it to deal with the part of it was, overhead scientists determine how many calories a day it took to keep a person alive. to -- yousked them know, how do those calories get divided? they did not talk about vitamins, they talked about nutrients. essentially fats, carbs, sugars. that, cooper was able to determine how to

an executive order establishing a national commission to promote patriotic education and the white house hosted a panel on the state of history education in the unitedtates. watch the discussion tonight on american history tv. here's a preview. >> on this constitution day 2020 surrounded by original manuscripts here in the rotunda, it's fitting for us to reflect on why we must teach american history wisely. it serves as a source of inspiration for all, but especially the young who deserve an opportunity to claim their constitutional birthright. a legacy enshrined in the constitution, and proclaimed in the declaration what frederick douglass called that glorious liberty document. on liberty that makes american history such a hopeful subject. yet for several decades, the teaching of american history has been weighed down with ideological baggage. from an academic world filled with skepticism and devoted to debunking the errors of the past, this disconcerning trend has also encouraged the popular press to depict history as a simplified morality tale where contemporary categories are applied to historical events to expose the failings of our forebearers

many of the people that he had trained with the commission for relief in belgium started heading many of the humanitarian agencies that the new united nations created. so for example, maurice pate who started off with hoover in belgium in 1914, he heads unicef. and essentially bases the structure of unicef on what he learn friday hoover in belgium. and gets a nobel peace prize in 65. which he declines and he dies before it was awarded. he asks that it be given to the agency. there's a whole generation of people dealing with non- government organizations and humanitarian organizations after world war ii that essentially hoover mentored. and again, these are topics that again people are just starting to look at. just this whole creation of ngo's. obviously, what hoover begins to explore in world war i gets full expression in world war ii is, you know, how do you take a limited amount of food and stretch it to deal with the needs of all of these people. you know, part of it was hoover had scientists determine how many calories a day it took to keep a person alive. and then asked them to, you know -- how do those calories get divided into nutri

political dialogue forum which is sponsored by the united nations support the mission in libya and also the outcomes of the 5 plus 5 military commission which is tasked with implementing the terms of the ceasefire agreement that was side by the 2 rival conflict over the 2 or warring factions in geneva. last october thanks for that moment of the ahead live from tripoli let's cross over to london now and speak to peter minute he served as british ambassador to libya from 2015 to 28 thank you so much for your time and joining us here on the understeer news hour so this egyptian delegation going to libya it looks like egypt is trying to normalize things with the g.n.a.s. after supporting half the whole time what's going on there i think is a really interesting development with the egyptian visit and me putting them back into reconciliation inclusively to try to bring the parties together and backing the united nations lead to peace process and i think you 2 very welcome inevitably there will be some people who are unhappy with it but i think egypt is a major player in libya if you are trying to develop a redo her relationship with tripoli

clinton and president yeltsin proposed that chairman mirdin and i co-chair a national commission, which from the standpoint of the unitedo to help them make a transition in the post-soviet union era to an open democracy, what we hoped would be the new russia now. the history sense then has taken russia under vladimir putin back toward a more authoritarian neo stalinist kind of nation. >> harry s. truman, president of the united states. distinguished senator from the state of missouri for ten years, and vice president since the last national election, mr. truman brings to his new high office an understanding of the gigantic american war effort, second only to the late president roosevelt. >> a short time ago, an american airplane dropped one bomb on hiroshima and destroyed its usefulness to the enemy. that bomb has more power than 20,000 tons of tnt. >> i remember being very surprised upon learning that vice president truman did not even know about the manhattan project and the building of the first two atomic bombs when he became president. and of course that is reflective of the kind of relationship that so many presid

commission president on the line will hold talks by phone later today. well it's been a week since ethiopia's military declared it had retaken control of the region from rebel fighters but the united nations says there are reports of continued fighting humanitarian agencies are still struggling to get into to guy where thousands of people are believed to have died in the month long conflict. these images were broadcast on ethiopian state media they purportedly show the military taking control of the to grow a region the army says its forces are now closing in on a mountain holdout of rebels from the to gripe people's liberation front little independent information comes out of to grow i transport and communication is restricted and aid agencies say they still can't get in there is still no. court. says the needs. and. actually goes to those who need it across the border in sudan relief organizations are struggling to help the 10s of thousands of refugees who have fled at this camp in. people wait in line for hours to fill water bottles. tension sometimes boil over. they came here on foot walking for days bringing only stories of conflict and grief. this man escaped with 3 of his children

pandemic, according to national low income housing commission, communities of color are hardest-hit by the eviction crisis, represent 80% of people facing eviction. in atlanta, the unitedys 95% of families they help who are facing eviction are black. >> there are applications in process. thousands more. >> you get to the point you can't help everybody that needs help. >> cannot help. the funding expires end of december. that's the biggest plea we have. some way we can extend it so we can keep helping families. >> reporter: the sad reality is not everyone is able to get help. here at united way, they can only help people that live within city limits. thousands have shown up here that had to be turned away. that's thousands who are unaware, unable to get resources. it puts in perspective who the hardest-hit are in the pandemic. dana? >> sure does. nick valencia, thank you so much for that important report. >>> up next, the french president is in isolation with coronavirus. when you shop with wayfair, you spend less and get way more. so you can bring your vision to life. for small prices, you can build big dreams. spend less, get way more. shop everything home at wayfair

national security interest. he began his career by enlisting in the united states air force, serving one year as an administrative specialist, took a commission from officer training school in 1971. he retired after 33 years of exemplary service active duty military service. over the course of his career, he distinguished himself as an outstanding military leader commanding many units. including the 529th bomb squadron, the 99th operations and maintenance crew, the 99th tactics and training wing, the 28th bomb wing, the 45th space wing, and 14th air force. he later rose to positions of great responsibility serving as the vice commander of air force space command at peterson air force base in colorado. and later as a deputy commander of united states strategic command in nebraska. he has commanded more than 3,000 flying hours, primarily flying in bomber aircraft including the b-52 and b-1. he received many awards and decorations during a long and selfless military career that included 25 moves for his family. he continued to support financial security of the united states upon his retirement from the air force serving nine years as the vice pr

nation's security. back in 1877, a young man from the small town of thomasville, georgia, henry ossian flipper, became the first african-american to graduate from the united states military academy at westpoint. after his commissioningd to one of the army's all-black regiments. he became the first non-white officer to lead the buffalo soldiers of the 10th cavalry. so to fast forward to today, nearly 150 years later, another nayive son of thomasville, georgia, stands before you as the secretary of defense designee. now, many people have paved the way for me and countless others over the years to include henry o. flipper. i am supremely gratively to all of them for their courage, determination and for the example they set throughout. they include the tuskegee airmen, the monfort marriaines,d also other. and i've had the mentorship of exceptional leaders, like general colin powell and admiral mike mullen, and general johnny wilson, and my old platoon sergeant, who the heard the president-elect just talk about. you know, i was a brand-new second lieutenant, and sergeant first class fox ballard took me in and taught me the way of the world. so i owe him and many others a great deal. as sir isaac newton famously said, if

national commission on the oil spill, and officer offshore drilling in the gulf of mexico. and james -- served as the founding secretary under the californian viral agency. he had served as administrator for the united states protection agency, counsel for the environment and agency director for management. it distinguished fellow at the hudson institute, from 1986 to 2008. staff assistant to richard nixon and his team, and chairman of the white house test for an environmental policy involved in preparing president nixon's message and legislator proposed congress in february 1970. with the establishment of the epa, executive reorganization of december 1970. later, during president reagan's first term, he was administrator of the opposite information and regulatory affairs at the office of management and budget. executive director of the presidential task force on regulatory relief. responsible for reviewing the regulatory initiatives of the epa and other agencies. roger turner is a research curator at the science history institute in philadelphia, where he researches connections between atmospheric science and environmental management during the 20th century. his research has been supported by fello

united nations says that fighting is now complicating efforts to deliver humanitarian aid despite reaching a deal with the government for access a deliveries are not expected to arrive into granted next week but the use crisis commission it calls a un deal not acceptable and one sided it says it only extends to government controlled areas the african union sent envoys to addis ababa late last month that was in the hope of finding a diplomatic solution but prime minister ahmed insists that this is a law enforcement operation and has warned against outside interference that state is on little bit we can speak to william davison who's a senior ethiopia analyst at the international crisis group and joins us on skype from cambridge in the u.k. mr davis and so 1st up this ongoing conflict seems far from over does new prime minister is resisting help from the outside why do you think that is. well i mean in terms of its spend what we mean by health from from the outside and the ethiopian government will be willing to of course accept humanitarian assistance but that will be you know tightly conditioned and controlled as you heard of that will only initially be in government controlled areas but it's very unlikely that there

united states can't interrupt its responsibilities in the world. and national security is-- loom very, very large and it needs to be seamless to underscore your point. >> chairman, i believe the 9/11 commission actually referred to the delay when bush came into office because of bush v gore, i think it was 50 plus days of transition was part of the reason that he was-- it took him much longer to get his national security team into place and i've cited that as one possible reason for 9/11. >> y're exactly right. it wasuite explicit that they cited that as a contributing factor, to the united states govement to the threat at that ultimately tragically materialized in 9/11. on november 23, the head of the gsa finally ascertained the winner of election, and in a letter which i now insert into the hearing record, she suggested that congress should create clearer guardils what it means for the gsa administrator to ascerin who are president-ect and vice-psident-elect are. and the leaders of tnsition released a statemeay we congratulate joe biden and clems kamala harris t the house. the out come is clear that the transition process must begin. i asks that this be included in the hearing record athis