came to the city to meet with world representatives who gather here every year during united nations general assemblyto speak about the failures of the maduro regime and hopes for a democratic and prosperous future for his country. after that he went home. he went home to the country that he loved. maduro's secret police arrested him at the airport when he landed. he died in custody three days later. the pathetic explanations of the death convinced no one. the time is now to support the venezuelan people to recognize the new democratic government led by interim president guaido and end of the nightmare. no excuses. the united states stands with the venezuelan people. many other nations have chosen to do the same thing and recognize the legitimate government of interim president guaido. the united states stands proudly with you as we stand in support of venezuela. you knew that the venezuelan people did not have a moment to spare. now it is time for every other nation to pick a side. no more delays. no more games. either stand with the forces of freedom or you are in league with maduro. some countries

delegation to the inaugural session of the united nations general assembly. it was a job she would hold for six years and led to her becoming chair of the you -- you and human rights conditions and one of the principal architects of the universal declaration of human rights. to hear of the questions from that period. the first comes in a reader worried about the economy. "you here that our country is headed into a bad depression. do you think this is true? what could be done to avoid it?" eleanor says, "i do not think we need to have a bad depression. if our economists and industrialists learned their lessons in the 1930's, it cannot be avoided by greedy men. it must be avoided by men who see that the mass of the people cannot be led without their fair share." the next question has particular relevance. "do you think using women to fill men's jobs is economically justified?" "certainly, if women do the same work, they should get the same pay." "i love and admire my wife. but there is one subject on which we can never agree. she thinks i should help with the d

. >> in a historic vote today, the united nations general assembly supported the palestinian claim tohood. and a second resolution also passed that would give the palestinian liberation organization a formal place at the u.n. as an observer. >> when the plo were given observers status, it seemed to encourage the idea that violence was going to get your grievance heard in a way that would get you respected. >> israel will pursue the plo murderers until justice is meted out to them. the blood of jewish children will not be shed with impunity. i thought i was managing my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. but i realized something was missing... me. the thought of my symptoms returning was keeping me from being there for the people and things i love most. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira can help get, and keep, uc under control when other medications haven't worked well enough. and it helps people achieve control that lasts so you could experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infecti

. >> so the laughter at the united nation general assembly back in september when the president toutedif they're snickering on the world stage how is he being perceived here at home? according to the latest pbs npr poll, disapprove of the president's performance. my panel is back as we look at the president and his report card. start with the economy. the president tweeted a little about the economy earlier today. basically saying that the stock market is rebounding. jobs are down. gdp doing okay. i mean, all sounds good. >> yes, except that he's not responsible for much of it. this was a -- >> two years into it now. is it not the trump economy? >> well, no the really. not buying it. i think -- number one, i think he's actually building a lot, off of a lot of what barack obama has done. presidents don't in and of themselves create jobs in the way they sometimes like the way they like to say they do. think about the s.a.l.t. tax and other, i can't say he can take credit for everything he does. >> katie, the economy? >> i'm worried about a no longer nafta thing going on, worried about ta

maduro wished to express his displeasure that at the end of the united nations general assembly in the year 2006, while departing the city of new york, he had been pulled into secondary at jfk international airport and he did not like that one little bit. i was in his office. there was me seated on a very small couch, kind of about only four inches above the ground. he had a deputy foreign minister on one side and a very large congressional or national assembly aide and mr. maduro himself back then was a large gentleman of about 250 pounds of weight. he might be a little bit more now, i'm not at all certain. and as he got more and more exercised over this issue, and i felt a little bit trapped in this couch, i said to myself this is not a place where i want to be right now. i mention this because 20 minutes or so ago, while i was wedged into that chair right there, i also found myself saying i'm not sure if this is where i want to be right now. but ladies and gentlemen, let me be very brief so that we can turn this conversation over to you. here is my point. things are happening in ven

amanpour in new york, where more than 100 world leaders are gathering for the annual united nations general assemblycomes at a time when the trump administration continues to challenge the historic world order on just about everything from trade to alliances to america's global leadership role, and what a difference a year makes. upon arrival at u.n. headquarters today, president trump said he will meet with north korean leader kim jong-un for a second time "quite soon." remember, this time last year, he had threatened to "totally destroy north korea," and he called kim "little rocket man." this year, though, world leaders are braced for a full frontal trump assault on iran. into these turbulent times steps the memory of nelson mandela. the u.n. is marking 100 years since his birth and his legacy of enlightened leadership. his widow, graça machel, told the assembled heads of state that they have a moral imperative and the ability to bring the death and destruction we witness on a daily basis to an end. along with mandela, machel cofounded the elders. it's a group of former world leaders working for

the idea is to bring the united nations closer to the people and the people closer to the united nations. to deliver better, to boost the work of the general assemblyneral assembly of the u.n. is the parliament of humanity, is the norm-setting body for international law, it's extremely important. we address issues of climate change, of international migration and refugees, of disarmament, end of nubling leier threat. we really address issue -- nuclear threat. we really address issues that are effecting the life of millions of people around the world and giving responses to them. so we need to deliver better and bring our work closer to the people. sometimes people do not understand what the u.n. is about. we are the house of multilateralism, of collective decision making. >> of course trade is a big part of people's lives, whether it comes in the form of business or people. just migrating from one part to another. now, we're seeing this rift between the largest economies of the world and many people think that this is beyond just trade issues. it's more to do with cultural, ideological rivalries that could resemble a new cold war era. so what can t

came to the city to meet with world representatives who gather here every year during united nations general assemblyeak about the failures of the maduro regime and hopes for a democratic and prosperous future for his country. after that he went home. he went home to the country that he loved. 's secret police arrested him at the airport when he landed. he died in custody three days later. the pathetic explanations of the death convinced no one. to support the venezuelan people to recognize the new democratic government led by interim president guaido and end of the nightmare. no excuses. stands withtates the venezuelan people. many other nations have chosen to do the same thing and recognize the legitimate government of interim president guaido. the united states stands proudly with you as we stand in support of venezuela. you knew that the venezuelan people did not have a moment to spare. now it is time for every other nation to pick a side. no more delays. no more games. either stand with the forces of freedom or you are in league with maduro. some countries have formally side.president maduro's c

investigation by itself all it requires is one of the legislative bodies of the united nations the security council of the general assembly to give a mandate to the secretary general to start such an investigation however it would appear that un members are looking for some kind of political cover they want one of the interested parties in the situation to approach the security council or the general assembly and make such a request the interested parties turkey and saudi arabia it's unlikely it would appear that saudi arabia would make the request turkey has insisted that it does one some kind of independent international investigation headed by the united nations but as yet it has not made an official request to any of the united nations bodies. let him ahead of the news hour including take a look at the unintended consequences of colombia's peace deal with far rebels plus . pollin in hong kong reporting on how the prophet trip an artwork behind one of the city's traditional games if that is appearing. the world number one suffers this first defeat the new season here. tropical storm public has weakened after making lan

investigation by itself all it requires is one of the legislative bodies of the united nations the security council of the general assembly to give a mandate to the secretary general to start such an investigation however it would appear that u.n. members are looking for some kind of political cover they want one of the interested parties in the situation to approach the security council or the general assembly and make such a request the interested parties turkey and saudi arabia it's unlikely it would appear that saudi arabia would make the request turkey has insisted that it does one some kind of independent international investigation headed by the united nations but as yet it has not made an official request to any of the united nations bodies. hundreds of police have been deployed in melbourne australia a far right groups are rallying against crime they blame on people of african descent the activists a meeting at the popular st kilda beach for what they call a discussion of melbourne's used crime problem counter-demonstration is being held by a group supporting multiculturalism caffyn of it has more from the rally

investigation by itself all it requires is one of the legislative bodies of the united nations the security council of the general assembly to give a mandate to the secretary general to start such an investigation however it would appear that un members are looking for some kind of political cover they want one of the interested parties in the situation to approach the security council or the general assembly and make such a request the interested parties turkey and saudi arabia it's unlikely it would appear that saudi arabia would make the request turkey has insisted that it does want some kind of independent international investigation headed by the united nations but as yet it has not made an official request to any of the united nations bodies. five teenage girls in northern poland have died after a fire broke out in a room where they were playing in a skate game the girls all aged fifteen were celebrating a birthday police don't yet know what started the blaze the government has ordered nationwide checks in places where skate games are held. so ahead on edge is it out when we come back human rights defenders under at

remember the first time i walked into the newsroom and it felt like being in the general assembly of the united nations because it was so many nationalities. just that we all come to different places but it's one that gives us that gives us the ability to identify the people who may live on the other side of the world but we can understand what it's like to have a different perspective and i think that is a strength for al-jazeera. a face can tell a story without uttering a single word. and knowing. can guide us. a simple touch inform us. the un convention manity of life witness through the lens of the human eye. is what inspires us. witness documentaries on al-jazeera. when the news breaks and the story that's when people need to be heard and the story needs to be told. with exclusive interviews and in-depth reports. al-jazeera has teens on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries. and light moves on air and online. a lot has i'm seeking the top stories on al-jazeera the israeli military has said it's there's been an strikes on iranian forces in syria the syrian government says most of

investigation by itself all it requires is one of the legislative bodies of the united nations the security council of the general assembly to give a mandate to the secretary general to start such an investigation however it would appear that un members are looking for some kind of political cover they want one of the interested parties in the situation to approach the security council or the general assembly and make such a request the interested parties turkey and saudi arabia it's unlikely it would appear that saudi arabia would make the request turkey has insisted that it does one some kind of independent international invest. geisha headed by the united nations but as yet has not made an official request to any of the united nations bodies pakistan's prime minister has told the president of turkey he wants to strengthen the relationship between both countries ahead of his two day visit to ankara imran khan agreed to transfer schools set up by u.s. based turkish business when the two laguna into a turkish charity were turkey blames goons followers for a failed coup attempt in twenty sixteen then cosell reports turkish

remember the first time i walked into the newsroom and it felt like being in the general assembly of the united nations has the so many nationalities. just that we all come from different places but it's one that gives us and gives us the ability to identify the people who claim the other side of the world but we can understand what it's like to have a different perspective and i think that is a strength for al-jazeera. whether online through to the audience or for them not to do drugs or if you join us on the senate all of us have been colonized in some form or some fashions this is a dialogue talking about illegal friends and you have seen what it can do to somebody people are using multiple drugs including a funnel and some people are seeking it out everyone has a voice send us your boss your twitter and you could be on the syrian join the global conversation on al-jazeera. keeping the nuclear deal alive the e.u. announces the plan to bypass u.s. sanctions and keep trading with iran. jordan this is al jazeera. also coming up piling on the pressure thousands of protesters across venezuela called on p

remember the first time i walked into the newsroom and it felt like being in the general assembly of the united nations because it was so many nationalities. just that we all come from different places but it's one that gives us and gives us the ability to identify with. the other side of the world but we can understand what it's like to have a different perspective and i think that is a strength for al jazeera. it's time for sports peter. thank you very much arsenal had too much firepower for chelsea in the english premier league on saturday the gunners defeated the london rivals to no alexander luck as it laurent to show only found the back of the net in the first half and also never look back they are while chelsea are still fourth in the standings and at anfield league leaders liverpool extended their advantage over manchester city to seven points at the top of the standings one hundred selar scored twice as the reds won a seesaw battle against crystal palace by four goals to three we asked me already about two of what was the main heating emotional after after the final whistle was a relief so of

investigation what it requires is one of the legislative bodies of the united nations the security council of the general assembly for example to give a mandate to the secretary general to set up such an investigative body however it would appear that the u.n. is looking for the request to come from one of its member states the giving it some form of political cover the interested parties who must make the request once again in terms of international law turkey or saudi arabia very unlikely any request would come from saudi arabia turkey has insisted to that it once an international independent investigation into the murder but as yet it has delivered no formal request for such an investigation to any of the u.n. bodies thank you very much from the united nations mike hanna. al-jazeera live from london still ahead for you on the program pakistan's prime minister begins his first official visit to ankara turkey positions itself in the asia pacific region. and unconvinced by their government's assurances sudanese protesters rally after friday prayers in the country's second largest city. hello again and welcome bac

investigation by itself all it requires is one of the legislative bodies of the united nations the security council or the general assembly to give a mandate to the secretary general to start such an investigation however it would appear that un members are looking for some kind of political cover they want one of the interested parties in the situation to approach the security council or the general assembly and make such a request the interested parties turkey and saudi arabia it's unlikely it would appear that saudi arabia would make the request turkey has insisted that it does want some kind of independent international invest. geishas headed by the united nations but as yet has not made an official request to any of the united nations bodies thailand's first tropical storm in thirty years has left one person dead and another missing is now we come to a tropical depression but the risk of flooding does still remain florence we reports now from course in southern thailand. less than twenty four hours after it made landfall public has been downgraded to a tropical depression the province of now concept appears to have b

investigation by itself all it requires is one of the legislative bodies of the united nations the security council or the general assembly or to give a mandate to the secretary general to start such an investigation however it would appear that u.n. members are looking for some kind of political cover they want one of the interested parties in the situation to approach the security council or the general assembly and make such a request the interested parties turkey and saudi arabia it's unlikely it would appear that saudi arabia would make the request turkey has insisted that it does one some kind of independent international investigation headed by the united nations but as yet has not made an official request to any of the united nations bodies. well in all the stories we're following closely eleven people from the same family have been killed in as strikes carried out by the u.s. led coalition against i still in syria local sources say the attack happened at the village of. province it's close to iraq's border and is in an area controlled by it comes as a joint investigation by al jazeera and the intercept reveals th

investigation by itself all it requires is one of the legislative bodies of the united nations the security council of the general assembly to give a mandate to the secretary general to start such an investigation however it would appear that un members are looking for some kind of political cover they want one of the interested parties in the same. to ation to approach the security council of the general assembly and make such a request the interested parties turkey and saudi arabia it's unlikely it would appear that saudi arabia would make the request turkey has insisted that it does one some kind of independent international investigation headed by the united nations but as yet it has not made an official request to any of the united nations bodies tropical storm public has been lashing southern thailand and fisherman has died another is missing after their boat capsized the storm has weakened since making landfall but it's cause disruption to flights and various services on the popular tourist island of cos i'm away from there for its lawyer reports. tropical storm public unleashes its fury on southern thailand meteor

investigation by itself all it requires is one of the legislative bodies of the united nations the security council of the general assembly to give a mandate to the secretary general to start such an investigation however it would appear that un members are looking for some kind of political cover they want one of the interested parties in the situation to approach the security council or the general assembly and make such a request the interested parties turkey and saudi arabia it's unlikely it would appear that saudi arabia would make the request turkey has insisted that it does one some kind of independent international investigation headed by the united nations but as yet has not made an official request to any of the united nations bodies. just want to bring you a quick story out of india a third woman has entered one of hindu isms holiest shrines breaking a centuries old tradition that bars when men of menstruating age on wednesday to forty year old women became the first to access the subpar amala temple in the southern indian state of carola it follows the supremes court's decision to overturn a ban on women and a

investigation by itself all it requires is one of the legislative bodies of the united nations the security council of the general assembly to give a mandate to the secretary general to start such an investigation however it would appear that un members are looking for some kind of political cover they want one of the interested parties in the situation to approach the security council or the general assembly and make such a request the interested parties turkey and saudi arabia it's unlikely it would appear that saudi arabia would make the request turkey has insisted that it does one some kind of independent international investigation headed by the united nations but as yet it has not made an official request to any of the united nations bodies. tropical storm public has weakened after making landfall in southern thailand but the risk of flooding remains early one fisherman died and another is still missing after their boat capsized storm knocked down trees blew off roofs and forced thousands to evacuate it is thailand's first tropical storm in thirty years florence louis has more from the tourist island of coast. well

investigation by itself all it requires is one of the legislative bodies of the united nations the security council of the general assembly to give a mandate to the secretary general to start such an investigation however it would appear that u.n. members are looking for some kind of political cover they want one of the interested parties in the situation to approach the security council or the general assembly and make such a request the interested parties turkey and saudi arabia that's unlikely it would appear that saudi arabia would make the request turkey has insisted that it does one some kind of independent international investigation headed by the united nations but as yet has not made an official request to any of the united nations bodies. tropical storm public has been lashing southern thailand one fisherman has died and another is missing after their boat capsized the storm has weakened since making landfall but it's cause disruption to flights and ferry services on the popular tourist island cost them away from their florence lawyer reports. tropical storm public unleashes its fury on southern thailand meteoro

remember the first time i walked into the newsroom and it felt like being in the general assembly of the united nations physical so many nationalities. different places but it's one that gives and gives us the ability to identify people blaming the other side of the world but we can understand what it's like to have a different perspective and i think that is a strength. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories for you now state as in saudi arabia for what could be the most closely watched leg of his middle east tour i pump is expected to bring up the murder of journalist mark schleifstein when he meets with saudi leaders earlier he called on gulf nations to unite and the blockade against qatar the leader of venezuela's opposition has been briefly detained juan puerto challenge the legitimacy of nicolas maduro after he was sworn in for a second term as president on thursday a left wing italian activist convicted of murder is on his way back to italy after almost forty years on the run chose a raper to stay was extradited from bolivia afropop ratio between new right wing governments and personal

remember the first time i walked into the newsroom and it felt like being in the general assembly of the united nations because it was so many nationalities. just different places but it's one that gives us that gives us the ability to identify the. other side of the world but we can understand what it's like to have a different perspective and i think that is a strength for al-jazeera. welcome back i'm the star and a reminder of our top stories this hour brazil's new far right president. has been sworn in during a ceremony in the capital brasilia and his first speech as president he promised to free brazil of corruption and crime and improve the economy. u.s. border agents have fired tear gas at migrants to stop them crossing the mexican border adhir want to women and children were among the hundred fifty migrants trying to breach the border fence the border agency says it was responding to rocks being thrown at them. now says new horizons spacecraft has undertaken a successful fly by of a rock a six and a half million kilometers from the rock is said to be the oldest cosmic body ever explored by mank

think whether it is the high commissioner for human rights whether it is the general assembly so i think the united nations is not found wanting in actually being able to tell the world that this situation is one that requires urgent attention in terms of the humanitarian needs but also in terms of the longer term stability of the region as a whole secondly we are invested there in fact there is a sister organization as you know that for decades now has been providing services to palestinians in the region as a whole that is currently being defended and struggling to get the funding to keep the services going providing schooling to tens of thousands of palestinian children medical facilities. we in the united nations development program are working in gaza and are trying to in a sense make an anon bearable situation just slightly less than bearable but at the end of the day for all of us the challenge is that this is a political conflict into which we cannot simply step in and believe that we can write reports that will make it go away there is a need for a political solution that political solution is not

remember the first time i walked into the newsroom and it felt like being in the general assembly of the united nations. well many nationalities. just come to different places but it's one that gives and gives us the ability to fight when we're fighting a war but we can understand what it's like to have a different perspective and i think that is a strength for al jazeera. when a french soldier was murdered in a so-called terrorist attack. his mother retaliated with love. speaking out against intolerance and alienation she travels the world with the resolve of a grieving mother who lost a son but adopted a generation. latifa a fighting heart a witness documentary on al-jazeera. the problem in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera north korea's leader kim jong un is in china where his you should meet president xi jinping in china as pyongyang is a main ally and this is kim's fourth licit in the year the trip comes ahead of an expected meeting between kim and south korean president in the vehicle palin is monitoring events from hong kong kim is also using his leverage here at this point which is why i am

remember the first time i walked into the newsroom and it felt like being in the general assembly of the united nations because it's so many nationalities. just come different places but it's what that gives us that gives us the ability to identify people who may live the other side of the world but we can understand what it's like to have a different perspective and i think that is a strength for al-jazeera. in a four part series a russian filmmaker travels across his homeland to discover what life is like under putin many russians view push him into somebody with a difficult job rather than an authoritarian leader with imperial ambition and many critics of putting equally critical of the west meeting with russians from across the political spectrum andrey next wrestle discovers a complex attitude towards that country's leader and his policies in search of putin's russia the now jazeera. al-jazeera. and for your. piece it will be in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera early results from the democratic republic of congo's presidential election have been delayed by a week an announcement was expected

investigation by itself all it requires is one of the legislative bodies of the united nations the security council of the general assembly to give a mandate to the secretary general to start such an investigation however it would appear that un members are looking for some kind of political cover they want one of the interested parties in the situation to approach the security council or the general assembly and make such a request the interested parties turkey and saudi arabia that's unlikely it would appear that saudi arabia would make the request turkey has insisted that it does one some kind of independent international investigation headed by the united nations but as yet it has not made an official request to any of the united nations bodies. here's what's coming up for you on this news hour turkey pakistan and a controversial businessman with multinational interests why this visit by pakistan's prime minister to turkey comes at an important time also more protests against the government in sudan with the report coming up from cartoon sport the grand slam hopeful putting in some extra work at the start of a new ten

investigation by itself all it requires is one of the legislative bodies of the united nations the security council of the general assembly to give a mandate to the secretary general to start such an investigation however it would appear that un members are looking for some kind of political cover they want one of the interested parties in the situation to approach the security council or the general assembly and make such a request the interested parties turkey and saudi arabia it's unlikely it would appear that saudi arabia would make the request turkey has insisted that it does want some kind of independent international investigation headed by the united nations but as yet it has not made an official request to any of the united nations bodies. well in all the stories in the region eleven people from the same family have been killed in as strikes carried out by the u.s. led coalition against i still in syria local sources as saying that the attack happened at the village of. province it's close to iraq's border and is an area is in an area controlled by i still it comes as a joint investigation by al jazeera and the i

remember the first time i walked into the newsroom and it felt like being in the general assembly of the united nations has the so many nationalities. it is just the old tom different places but it's one that gives us bank of the the ability to identify with. the outside world but we can understand what it's like to have a different perspective and i think that is a strength for al-jazeera. at least twenty five people were killed by two bombs set off attica catholic cathedral in the southern philippines as mosque was being celebrated. this is there a line from i have fully backed people also ahead a heated back and forth at the u.n. security council high lies divisions over venezuela's power struggle. a painful waits for loved ones of hundreds missing now after the collapse of a dom in brazil. the u.s. and the taliban make what's significant progress at their latest round of talks. at least twenty five people have been killed by two bombs detonated at a roman catholic cathedral in the southern philippines many more are injured the explosions targeted a sunday mass on the predominantly muslim island of

remember the first time i walked into the newsroom and it felt like being in the general assembly of the united nations because it was so many nationalities. just that we all come from different places but it's one that gives this bankruptcy the ability to identify people when they get inside the world but we can understand what it's like to have a different perspective and i think that is a strength for al-jazeera. weather online i want to start here on my laptop with a tweet or if you join us on sat there was a rush of adrenaline when we felt this is the moment that we have been waiting for this is a dialogue the government has codebase on a legal protest i'll start to pull students forced to disperse the crowds everyone has a voice and for votes in a lot of different reasons was it different types of bricks or join the global conversation on al-jazeera. in the darkest of times brave men and women stood up. when oppressed they rose. together they forward for greater justice respect and compassion. they had a dream for a better future. today we are at a turning point. the stakes are high climate chang

secretary general antonio good terrorist speaking to the general assembly of the united nations abouthis priority for the year and he says one of his priorities is yemen and trying to keep that ceasefire on course and then trying to build on that and as for the in the end the special envoy martin griffiths what are his next steps in the way of pushing forward the peace talks. well that is the building on it but the first phase of that is supposed to happen in the coming hours in amman jordan and that is a prisoner exchange deal now it's worth me telling you that that is something they've talked about for many months it's quite an ambitious plan with a lot of prisoners being exchanged by the two sides it was supposed to happen before the stockholm talks in december they never quite got there so far it's supposed to be a confidence building measure again in the last few hours as the who things have been complaining saying that there's not good faith on the other side particularly not just the government of yemen but saudi arabia and the united arab emirates they say that those countries

remember as of two thousand and thirteen two thousand and fourteen we have tried in the general assembly of the united nations and also. only in the human rights council. table sat in resolutions that deal with how to deal with digital data and present it in the digital age there was a good cooperation with mexico not austria and without us and we're trying to define for more clearly how we can get forward in his. brother's talk slow movement and ideas across as i said i am delighted to know that president obama said that the presidency of the twenty of the actual plan is one that he wishes to use in order to tackle the question how we deal with later upon some data also i think the g twenty is the ideal format to come to a comprehensive agreement and coordination among the industrialized nations to die does that tackle basically highly boy if we as journalists want to cut to say building up such a global architecture or giving it really its shape the precondition is obviously that we are dollars while considered to be in a poor economic least strong play out who is able to actually see to it that these ethic

transport workers federation of orders to speak to steve turner his national chair of people's assembly and this is general secretary of unite britain's largest trade union steve thanks very inviting us to the international transport federation union headquarters before we get to the march so i'm going to talk to you wearing your other hat at the largest trade union in the united kingdom unite your leader then mccluskey he's been on this show i understand in talks with the prime minister as a way tell us all about while what i can tell you these desperate people do desperate things and of course there was a cold yes there was a cold not just a lame. but rather tried union leaders as well. to try on convince the trade union movement that there was a good deal for britain which goes it's not and permission to be mines on chimes will be encouraging employees to vote down a bad deal for britain on tuesday and i'm sure that it will bring about a down news bemuse the mainstream u.k. media seem to be in shock that is sitting prime minister should be able to even have a phone conversation with a representative of the largest trade u

think whether it is the high commissioner for human rights whether it is the general assembly so i think the united nations is not found wanting in actually being able to tell the world that this situation is one that requires urgent attention in terms of the humanitarian needs but also in terms of the longer term stability of the region as a whole secondly we are invested there in fact there is a sister organization as you know that for decades now has been providing services to palestinians in the region as a whole that is currently being defended and struggling to get the funding to keep the services going providing schooling to tens of thousands of palestinian children medical facilities. we in the united nations development program are working in gaza and are trying to in a sense make an anon bearable situation just slightly less than bearable but at the end of the day for all of us the challenge is that this is a political conflict into which we cannot simply step in and believe that we can write reports that will make it go away there is a need for a political solution the political solution is not

think whether it is the high commissioner for human rights whether it is the general assembly so i think the united nations is not found wanting in actually being able to tell the world that this situation is one that requires urgent attention in terms of the humanitarian needs but also in terms of the longer term stability of the region as a whole secondly we are not invested there in fact there is a sister organization as you know that for decades now has been providing services to palestinians in the region as a whole that is currently being defended and struggling to get the funding to keep the services going providing schooling to tens of thousands of palestinian children medical facilities. we in the united nations development program are working in gaza and are trying to in a sense make an anon bearable situation just slightly less than bearable but at the end of the day for all of us the challenge is that this is a political conflict into which we cannot simply step in and believe that we can write reports that will make it go away there is a need for a political solution the political solution is

think whether it is the high commissioner for human rights whether it is the general assembly so i think the united nations is not found wanting in actually being able to tell the world that this situation is one that requires urgent attention in terms of the humanitarian needs but also in terms of the longer term stability of the region as a whole secondly we are not invested there in fact there is a sister organization as you know that for decades now has been providing services to palestinians in the region as a whole that is currently being defended and struggling to get the funding to keep the services going providing schooling to tens of thousands of palestinian children medical facilities. we in the united nations development program are working in gaza and are trying to in a sense make an anon bearable situation just slightly less than bearable but at the end of the day for all of us the challenge is that this is a political conflict into which we cannot simply step in and believe that we can write reports that will make it go away there is a need for a political solution the political solution is

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nation. will the united states raise a complaint if nothing else with the havana regime? mr. bolton: as you know secretary of state pompeo discussed the o.a.s. general assembly a few days ago. we expect more in the coming days. because as both secretary mnuchin and i said, we know what the legitimate government of venezuela is. and it's our mission now to make a full reality in venezuela. what the people of venezuela themselves want. reporter: do you have -- indiscernible] reporter: if you don't mind turning your attention to the talks, the talks with china. in your opinion, where does all that stand right now? are you comfortable with progress that's been made in the last couple weeks, larry kudlow said talks over the next couple days will be -- is that your assessment? secretary mnuchin: i think we had talks between the two presidents which is an important time. e sent a team over to beijing. there were very significant discussions over that period of time. we had conversations since then. ambassador lighthizer and i are looking forward to the two days of talks. the president will meet with the vice premiere. we have another 30 days after this. so my expec

united nations and fifty five to use not to use the beetle in cases for cross violation of human rights. and the second. touring quickly please. and a second ed tool at justify veto in the general assembly if it is okay i wiwill go to leave it t out thank you for joining some hundred again shows for this week brent: this is "dw news," live from berlin. tonight, another nailbiter vote in the british parliament. theresa may's government survives a no-confidence vote. just 24 hours ago, the british prime minister's brexit deal was overwhelmingly rejected by parliament. today, she won a confidence vote by a margin of just 19. now she is vowing g to work with lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to make brexit mean brexit. ♪

nation. will the united states raise a complaint, if nothing else, with the havana regime -- >> as you know, secretary state pompeo addressed the oas general assemblyher meetings of the oas on this and related subjects in the coming days. because as both secretary mnuchin and i have said, we know what the legitimate government of venezuela is. it's our mission now to make a full reality in venezuela. what the people of venezuela themselves want. >> do you have confirmation of that number? >> if you don't mind me turning your attention to the talks that will take place at the end of the week. the talks with china. in your opinion, where does all of that stand right now? are you comfortable with progress that's been made in the last couple weeks? larry kudlow has said that the talks the next couple days will be determinative. is that your assessment? >> we've had very good conversations with the two presidents. i think you know we sent a team over to beijing. there were significant discussions. we've had conversations since then. ambassador lighthizer and i are looking forward to the two days of talks. president trump is going to meet with the vice p

nation. will the united states raise a complaint, if nothing else, with the havana regime? >> as you know, secretary of state pompeo addressed the oas general assemblyew days ago. we expect other meetings of the oas on this and related subjects in the coming days. because both secretary mnuchin and i have said, we know what the legitimate government of venezuela is, and it's our mission now to make a full reality in venezuela, what the people of venezuela themselves want. reporter: you have confirmation of that number? reporter: turning your attention to the talks that take place later this week, the talks with china, in your opinion, where does all of that stand right now? are you comfortable with the progress that's been made in the last couple weeks? larry kudlow has said the talks over the next couple days will be determinative. is that your assessment? >> we have had very productive conversations going back to the meeting between the two presidents which was a very important time. i think you know we sent a team over to beijing. there were very significant discussions for that period of time. we have had conversations since then. ambassador lig

nation. will the united states raise a complaint if nothing else with the havana regime -- >> as you know secretary of state pompeo addressed the general assemblypect other meetings on this and related subjects in the coming days because as both secretary mnuchin and i have said we know what the legitimate government of venezuela is and it's our mission now to make a full reality in venezuela. what the people of venezuela themselves want. >> do you have - >> what is your obsession -- >> that's correct -- >> if you don't mind me turning your attention to the talk that is will take place at the end of the week the statement put out just before you came out. where do the talks with china stand? are you comfortable with progress that's been made in the last couple of weeks larry kudlow said that the talks over the next couple of days will be determinetive. >> i think we have had very productive conversations going back between the meetings of the two presidents i think you know we sent a team over to beijing. there were very significant discussions for that period of time we have had conversations since then ambassador lighthizer and i are looking

general assembly resolution to make that happen? >> i will take two of those three questions. first, this is the first step of what we hope will be real progress here at the united nations. we think every member of the united nations ought to join in support of the venezuelan people so we will continue to work to get more and more support. we are already a great deal along the way and we do think there will be appropriate resolutions when the time is right and we will certainly support those. they won't come just from us. they will come from other nations who care deeply about the venezuelan people as well. the other two questions involve what the united states will do next. i'm not going to speculate or hypothesize. i know only this. we are determined to support the venezuelan people so they can ultimately have the democratic institutions they deserve and they can return this once vibrant, wealthy, wonderful nation to its rightful place. reporter: thank you, secretary. so what exactly are you prepared to do for the venezuelan people? you had announced $20 million in humanitarian aid and also today, you said something in your speech, it is time for every nation to pick