the united nations development program is listening and working with communities to protect forests for the future we want if you're hearing what we're hearing find. one of our most basic human needs 6. coronaviruses make something as simple as a hug to. interact with people and having touch and without that right now you know we're really at a loss so how can we get the physical intimacy we need experts have offered advice from who we should be doing it with to how we should be doing it for many of us sex has become a burden for others a real problem. someone once told me means sexually frustrated desperate times call for desperate measures but which measures are the right ones is some advice from my colleague and sexpert kaz at the 77 percent to you to show for africa. because i could profit is crazy but what is it what's going on what's happening talk to me. honestly can't take it anymore josh is driving me crazy ok the tale was happening well you know we've been together for like almost a yemeni and everything was going great but once the lockdown started things just started to chan

changing policy so the main aim of this initiative the people's climate vote from the united nations development program was to understand what people around the world think about climate change and communicate those views and give voice to those views to governments and policymakers around the world and it is through that process the people's climate vote against to influence policy making at the global level. ok stephen very good to talk to stephen fisher co-author of the report speaking to us that from the u.k. thank you who was is a way of life in the mountainous region of central asia and for tifa like clans and for centuries because of their strength and stamina especially during harsh winter months but as charles stratford reports from a year in curtis stone the status and use of horses is now changing. at the foot of the chant shan mountains cuba's farmers guide their horses towards fields where the snow is less deep so they can graze horses from this region were fought over and prized by nomad clans invading armies and russian settlers for centuries to farmers like buckets chalky of they are a

united nations master showinghe clearly we lag far behind expectations is present danger. after the pandemic, become more inward looking. we concentrate on our policies carry forward developing countries. we must avoid at all costs. the recovery programwe must not actually reduce our expenditure in developing countries butwi rather do more. the third step is digitalization in the set of the dependencies have all over thehe planet and that is something very much something we need to conten' with me, even more clear that we also choose from we need to choose a natural approach. we see this first and foremost on the vaccination front because that obviously i would get out of this pandemic clearly also shows the. tremendous thing and the sound presidency meeting will nation to that, covid. they need to pay into this that is right. germany is dissipating financial needs are one thing but in these times, actually have a vaccine is also essence. this is only about their distribution. i'm so pleased she's weeding and was able to conclude her contract also with those companies, for example, have received authorization to e-mails and the world bank is supporting and we will do everything we can keep to that distribution can be robust. the ques

the united nations watchdog to avoid publishing unnecessary details on tehran's nuclear program, trey yingst explains. >> good evening, pressure is increasing on iran as a country continues to developce and britain said tehran has no credible civilian use for the reduction of uranian metal. to pushback from the key partners of the 2015 nuclear deal comes as iran is asking the united nations nuclear watchdog to avoid publishing details of the nuclear program over concerns they could be misinterpreted. president-elect biden is expected to rejoin the jcpoa deal that president trump pulled out in 2018. a move that could drastically reduced economic pressure tehran faces, new administration won't be a complete fresh start for the islamic republic as it continues to engage in provocative activity. over the week of the country tested a series of ballistic missiles as images from intel labs show previously undisclosed underground storage and missile launchers at a military base in southwest tehran. although it has of driving ballistic program and closer to a nuclear weapon than before president trump took office, the administration is taking a victory lap on their actions against iran. >>

development and production of uranium metal. the pushback from these key partners does come as officials in tehran are asking the united nations' nuclear watchdog to avoid publishing details about their nuclear programy could be misinterpreted. over the weekend the country tested a series of ballistic missiles that landed within 100 miles of the uss nimitz. now, iran's foreign minister, mohamed zarif, did respond on twitter saying, quote: while we have not started a war in over 200 years, we don't shy from crushing aggressors. that tweet is a great example of the rhetoric that we've seen going back and forth between washington and tehran. we do know the americans coming to the white house in just a few days are going to be looking to try to restart talks with the iranians, but allies like the israelis are concerned those talks could lead to iran being allowed to continue its nuclear program. neil? neil: trey yingst, thank you very, very much. former deputy assistant attorney general, if you'll indulge me, i want to tap that fine legal brain of yours on this iranian deal that joe biden wants to get back to. that could prove a whole lot easier said than done. legally it would be a mess, wouldn't it? >