yesterday the united nations security council condemned the launch and met to discuss possible sanctions against the country. "we'll be looking to all council members to unite around a swift and aggressive response to the dprk's repeated violations that constitute this very direct threat to global peace and security " the new sanctions could come as early as this week. the missile was launched from western north korea on it passed over japan and landed near the philippines.

the united nations security council called an emergency meeting after north korea reportedly launched a satellite into space on saturday. although north korea says the launch was scientific and for peacful purposes, its being widely viewed as a front to test a ballistic missile. the united nations security council strongly disapproved they will now adopt a new resolution in response to these dangerous and serious violations. divers will resume a search off the southern california coast today for wreckage from two small planes that collided last week. authorities say the remains of two victims and parts of one plane were recovered more than a 100-feet below the ocean surface yesterday. officials launched the search friday after both planes disappeared from radar, leading investigators to believe there was a collision. crews in new york removed pieces of the 565-foot crane that collapsed and killed one person and injured three others last friday. new york mayor, bill de blasio announced a new citywide safety measure for cranes following the deadly collapse. the new regulations will requ

the united nations security council voted unanimously to back the conditional ceasefire. about 14 people have been killed in an al shabaab attack on a somali capital. syl hotel after setting off a cam bomb at the entrance. fighters were stopped at a checkpoint. and chris christie has endorsed donald trump as a candidate for u.s. presidential election. the new jersey governor dropped out of the race a couple of weeks ago. >>> people in besieged towns are struggle ethnic find relief, many have them have tried ofind food and relief, in azaz, rob mathison reports. >> food for thousands, prepared by exhausted volunteers. they buy what they can and rely on donations including money food and heating oil but they're struggling to compensate. >> we are preparing between 4,000 and 5,000 meals every day. for example yesterday alone we cooked 500 kilograms of food. >> azaz close to northern border with turkey. and syrian kurdish forces lie to the west. yet tens of thousands have sought safety here as pounding aleppo to the south. >> the russian air bombardment in the northern country

now, of course, the united nations security council is going to meet. china, of course, is a permanent member of that council, it has a powerful veto. the question now is whether china is going to sign up to tougher sanctions against north korea. certainly china doesn't believe that sanctions are an end to themselves, the great fear here in china is that tougher sanctions could lead to the regime imploding and eventually the hundreds of thousands refugees will power into china. it is not north korea that is the most immediate concern for china right now, strange as it might seen. they're more concerned about what is happening in the south china sea where it has been busy building islands. in recent days the u.s. has been sailing its warships close to those islands and chin says that-- china says that's a severe provocation. their under lying message is, if you could crease those operations in waters that we claim, we might help give you what you want when it comes to north korea. because it knows it has a pivotal role to play, but what we don't know is

weakness is, indeed, not an option >>> an emergency meeting by the united nations security council after north korea defied the international community with the long range rocket test >>> with only two days left before the first presidential primary, the candidates camp out in new hampshire >>> the lifting of economic sanctions in iran offers amazing business stunties in the country. especially for the nation's young people. plus, world leaders meet to ponder the fate of i.s.i.l. they look for new ways to crush the armed group, particularly as it rises up in libya. the topic of tonight's week ahead. >>> world leaders are gathering over concern that north korea could be developing nuclear weapons programs. the united nations security council held an emergency meeting today after pyongyang launched a rocket. they say it put the entire world at risk. north korea claims the launch was part of a peaceful space programme, but diplomats think it was a secret missile test. the u.s. is now leading the charge to quickly impose new sanctions on north korea. al jazeera's gabriel elizonda has more fr

we seek a multi lateral level at the united nation security council. chairman corker, you are right. china is as much of a threat as any other county. china could make a huge difference in isolating north korea and changing their behavior to denuclearize the peninsula. they should not be blocking the u.n. security council action. they should not only be supporting about thought using their influence over north korea to bring about a change as it relates to the proliferation of weapons. it is on china. the united states will do what it must do to safeguard our interest and that of our allies and that we will do. but we hope china, that claims to share the same goals of denuclearization of the peninsu peninsula, will agree on the same steps necessary to achieve that goal. our alliance remains as firm and resilience as ever and stand ready to support the north korean people. the alliance made a decision to begin formal consultations regarding the bad missile system. i support this decision as it sends the right signal to u.s. resolve to protect our allies

in about an hour and a half the united nations security council will hold an emergency meeting. the u.n. secretary general believes north korea's rocket launch is in violation of security council resolutions. let us look here. we have some video of that long-range rocket. you see the red circle there. leader kim jong un ordered the launch. japan, u.s. and south korea will meet at 11:00 this morning. we'll update you on that. >>> a top u.s. general is putting his foot down when it comes to one tactic suggested in carpet bombing. massive imprecise bombing in iraq and syria keeps coming up during the presidential race. during a recent gop debate ted cruz suggested that carpet bombing would lead to a quick defeat of isis. however, according to army lieutenant general, he says the approach is against american values. >> indiscriminate bombing where we don't care if we're killing innocents or combatants, is just inconsistent with our values. right now we have the moral high ground and i think that's where we need to stay. >> so mcfarland, who you just heard from, said that at the end o

the united nations security council called an emergency meeting after north korea reportedly launched a satellite into space on saturday. although north korea says the launch was scientific and for peacful purposes, its being widely viewed as a front to test a ballistic missile. the united nations security council strongly disapproved the launch and says they will now adopt a new resolution in response to these dangerous and serious violations. crews in new york removed pieces of the 565-foot crane that collapsed and killed one person and injured three others last friday. new york mayor, bill de blasio announced a new citywide safety measure for cranes following the deadly collapse. the new regulations will require crawler cranes to be placed in safety mode when winds reach 20 miles-per-hour and residents and business owners will also be notified whenever a crane is now.. to a scary scene in london. the quiet of a clear sunday morning.. shattered by an explosion on one of the city's famous bridges. so chilling because of terror attacks on buses before. but when the dust settled.. the

the united nations security council called an emergency meeting after north korea reportedly launched a satellite into space on saturday. although north korea says the launch was scientific and for peacful purposes, its being widely viewed as a front to test a ballistic missile. the united nations security council strongly disapproved the launch and says they will now adopt a new resolution in response to these dangerous and serious violations. divers will resume a search off the southern california coast today for wreckage from two small planes that collided last week. authorities say the remains of two victims and parts of one plane were recovered more than a 100-feet below the ocean surface yesterday. officials launched the search friday after both planes disappeared from radar, leading investigators to believe there was a collision. removed pieces of the 565-foot crane that collapsed and killed one person and injured three others last friday. new york mayor, bill de blasio announced a new citywide safety measure for cranes following the deadly collapse. the new regulations will re

in a few hours the united nations security council will hold an emergency believing. north korea's rocket launch is in violation. you can barely see it right there. leader kim jong un ordered the launch. >>> marco rubio is waking up he took a lot of hits at last night's gop debate. we're in new hampshire tracking good morning. >> adrienne, good morning, we're here outside where the debate wrapped up. i can tell you from the beginning it was entertaining. >> reporter: the debate got off to a rough start. some candidates missing their cues about of a loud crowd. the commentators forgetting to introduce governor kasich at first. marco rubio was expected to take the heat saturday. he took in mainly from governor chris christie. >> you have not been involved in a consequential decision where you had to be held accountable. you just simply haven't. and the fact is when you talk about hezbollah sanctions act as you listed as 1 of your accomplishments, that is not leadership, that is truancy. shame you for going back and you left in 36 hours and went back. wait a second. is t

in just a few hours the united nations security council will hold an emergency meeting. the u.n. secretary general believes north korea's rocket launch is in violation of security council resolutions. we have video of that long-range rocket. now this morning new images, of leader kim jong un watching the launch which was reportedly ordered by him. look here. new pictures just in. the u.s., japan and south korea will meet at 11:00 this morning. >>> it's your vote at 7:06 this morning. florida senator marco rubio is he took a lot of hits last night at the gop debate. we're in new hampshire trarking the candidates. >> we're here outside where the debate wrapped up last night. i can tell you from the very beginning it was entertaining. >> reporter: the debate got off to a rough start. some candidates missing their cues because of a lot crowd while other candidates just walked right around them. the commentators 44 got to introduce john kasich at first. marco rubio was expected to take the heat. he took it mainly from governor chris christie. >> you have not been involved in a consequ

this was a flagrant violation of multiple united nations security council resolutions, and this came less than a month after north korea detonated a nuclear device, also in clear violation and the law. that brings us to today when the united states director of national security -- i'm sorry, national intelligence, james clapper, confirmed that north korea was -- i'm sorry, that north korea has restarted a plutonium reactor. the director has explained that north korea would be able to recover fuel from its reactor within a matter of weeks or months. the international community quickly condemned these incidents, as it should have. president obama has been a leader in pushing back against sabre rattling from north korea. he's worked to galvanize the world in opposing north korea's provocative and destabilizing behavior. under the president's leadership, the united states will build a global coalition, including china and russia, to impose sanctions against north korea. there is international consensus that north korea's actions violate international law and threaten our allies and partne

yesterday the united nations security council condemned the launch and met to discuss possible sanctions against the country. "we'll be looking to all council members to unite around a swift and aggressive response to the dprk's repeated violations that constitute this very direct threat to global peace and security " the new sanctions could come as early as this week. the missile was launched from western north korea on it passed over japan and landed near the philippines. north korea insists satellite into space. baltimore police say a after he hit a woman with his van while trying to get away from a fight. a quick warning -- this video may be disturbing to some viewers. vanessa herring reports. "i just kind of had the feeling that it wasn't over at that point." it wasn't. the driver was apparently trying to get away from the guys pounding on his van. "for a second i wanted to yell down to people, but they're not going to listen to me, everybody needs to get out of here now, because the guy is kind of crazy at this moment." and then, this. "you hear a guy yelling that he hit someone tw

the united nations security council is condemning north korea's rocket launch. the council met for an emergency meeting today where the council members will develop significant new sanctions against north korea. "we'll be looking to all council members to unite around a swift and aggressive response to the dprk's repeated violations that constitute this very direct threat to global peace and security " the new sanctions could come as early as next week. the missile was launched from western north korea yesterday. the missile passed over japan and landed near the philippines. north korea insists they launched a satellite into space. are still missing after a six point four earthquake hit taiwan. at least 32 people were killed. most of those victims were from a 17 story apartment building that collapsed in tainan. rescuers believe 118 people are still trapped..many at the bottom of the wreckage. high pressure will bring light winds and unseasonably mild daytime temperatures this week. valley inversions will remain strong through mid week but then gradually weaken

and china unite to present a draft resolution to the united nations security council.d northwest syria as government forces seek to take more drowned ahead of saturday's halt in fighting. iran prepares to go to the polls for the first elects, since agreeing to a nuclear treaty. ataging the power hungry mobile phones the challenging

. >> united nation security council held an emergency meeting strongly condemning north korea's recent rocket launch. >> christina: were in washington with the latest. >> the un security council you unanimous we condemned the launch but did not agree on any new sanctions against korea. the white house wants series consequences and the u.s. investor for the un call first with an aggressive response. >> we are looking forward to expeditiously consulting with our colleagues in the coming days and we will be looking to around a swift and aggressive response to the repeated violations that constitute this very direct threat to global peace and security. >> north korea's fired off the rocket on saturday night. it passed over japan and landed in the philippines. it was tracked by us, japan and south korea. it poses no immediate threat but potential long-term implications are clear. this is north korea's second issue in just over a month. the un security council has discussed how best to respond to the earlier missile launch. at the same time discussions are going between u.s. south korea of t

and china unite to present a draft resolution to the united nations security council. russian jets pound northwest syria as government forces seek to take more drowned ahead of saturday's halt in fighting. iran prepares to go to the polls for the first elects, since agreeing to a nuclear treaty. ataging the power hungry mobile phones the challenging of the wises have being found. >> more on your sport, including campaigning to show you football's future. fifa's new president, arriving in zurich, ahead of friday's last. the security council is poised to vote oen what the u.s. says would be the strongest set of sanctions imposed on a country in more than two decades. five draft resolution brokered by the u.s. and china seeks to limit banking and cargo supplies to asian nation. the draft resolution followed extensive diplomatic conversations between the u.s. and china. at the u.n. for us, joining us live, it seems that u.s. and china is onboard with this, will it go ahead? >> well, this is the first time that ebb members are seeing the regulars lose, but the fact that the

and the united nations security council is urging russia to stop the bombing sooner. >>> south koreat down its operations at the industrial complex in response to north korea's launch of a long range missile over the weekend. north korea is calling the shutdown of operations a quote dangerous declaration of war. 124 south korean companies do business in the complex. the immediate worry was whether the workers would be allowed to leave the factory park. >>> immigration agents are no longer allowed in los angeles schools to look for undocumented students. officials will now need approval from the superintendent of schools and the school district's lawyers. they claim they do not come to schools looking for undocumented students. but there have been reports of a series of raids last month across the nation. families were concerned because of the large immigrant population. >>> $15 may be one of the most expensive cups of coffee and it's being sold right here in the bay area. the reason the owners say it's worth it. >>> a heated debate over arming san francisco police officers with taser

united nations in new york. >> the united nations security council, as you mentioned, did hold these closed private meetings, and they heard directly from the man who was really in charge of this. they briefed the council and gave a very grim assessment of the deteriorating humanitarian situation. it seems to be getting worse by the day. particularly as you mentioned around aleppo as the syrian army continues their offensive there. backed primarily with russian airstrikes that have actually picked up during the geneva peace talks. so the situation is getting very bad, as we heard we've heard syrianed pushing their way towards the turkish border. that's what the updating of the security council was about, number one. but they heard from a special envoy, and he updated the council how the gentlemen me have a talks, why they were put on hold. gave them a very frank assessment of what was going on, and you really got a sense here at the security council of the deep situations. the u.k. and france who clearly want peace in syria, but have differing opinions of how to reach the peace, and who was responsible for the g

today the united nations security council condemned the launch... and met to discuss possible sanctions against the country. "we'll be looking to all council members to unite around a swift dprk's repeated violations that constitute this very direct threat to global peace and security " the new sanctions could come as early as next week. the missile was launched from western north korea yesterday. the missile passed over japan and landed near the philippines. north korea insists they launched a satellite into space. three people were killed in a fiery crash in san francisco. a california highway patrol spokesman says a car trying to outrun police crashed into a taxi. the chase started after an officer tried to pull over a driver who was seen doing doughnuts in the middle of a neighborhood street. the car sped off, and the officer followed, but stopped the pursuit when the white chevy sedan started racing through red lights. moments later... the car crashed in to the cab - burst into flames and killing three three people. it's unclear if sedan was am

north korea maintains the launch was for scientific and peaceful purposes - but the united nations security council isn't buying it. "so-called space launch vehicles are the same technology as ballistic missiles which are expressly prohibited by multiple security council resolutions." the united states is in talks with south korea to deploy a high altitude area defense system - which can target short, medium, and intermediate at least thirty eight people are dead and more than one hundred are still missing... after a six-point- four magnitude earthquake hits taiwan over the weekend. take a look... as an girl is pulled alive from the rubble of an apartment building. rescue workers believe she was trapped for more after the earthquake building to a woman believed pulled out afterwards - along with other survivors. in the beginning was that i wanted to be hoping to be rescued. later i noticed that my family members were nearby. when they were rescued i broke down and cried.' ' taiwan's president and president- elect visited the injured in the hospital today - and discussed measures to improve older bu

less than an hour ago the united nations security council voted unanimously about the cease-fire. the deal was struck in munich, but throughout the day there has been more fighting and reports of more civilian casualties. diplomatic editor james bays joins us live now. james, as you're hearing from the representatives of the different members of the council, i suppose two things really came out. one was how much of this depends on the actions of armed groups, fighting on the ground in syria, and of course the second part is the backers regionally and internationally, and how they influence those parties. >> yes, you can have a cessation of hostilities on paper. you can have, as you now do in the last hour an u.n. security council backing it, but right now this is the crucial moment in terms of actions rather than words. is there going to be a lull in the violence that cessation of hostilities cechcally has come into force just moments ago as it's past now in saturday in syria. when he addressed the u.n. security council the u.n. special envoy described this moment. >> saturday wil

. >>> the united nations security council has scheduled an emergency meeting today after north korea's announcement that the country successfully launched a satellite into orbit . critics say the lunch of the long-range rocket is meant to test advanced technology for a missile that could strike the united states. the launch follows north korea's claim last month that they tested a hydrogen bomb. >>he has an coach football and 15 years and his biggest coaching moment came with the indianapolis colts. tony [ indiscernible last name ] is the respected and admired in tampa bay, for turning around the leading franchise and putting -- losing franchise and putting family first. we caught up with tony to talk football and what is ahead. >>the highest point of tony's the weather. >>the first game it is ever rained at the super bowl, peyton manning has talked about forecast. i said i lived in florida. i said it was not going to game. >> that was a miami super bowl bears. the clock. they needed to scores. at that point i thought they were going i remember thinking about all of the people that had

. ♪ >>> the united nations security council is expected to vote soon on a resolution endorsing a truceria. the pause is fighting is to allow humanitarian aid and is due to come into force in less than three hour's time. the al-qaeda linked al-nusra front has urged its fighters to intensify attacks against the syrian government and itself allies. duma has been targeted in russian air strikes. at least seven people are reported to have been killed. our diplomatic editor, james bayes joins us live now from the u.n. and james what can we expect? >> reporter: this is a meeting, i think that is supposed to galvanize support for the cessation of hostilities. it is supposed to be just a couple of hours ahead of when the cessation of hostilities is starting. they will vote on a resolution. this was drawn up by the u.s. and russia. they managed to come to some consensus and merge together their resolutions to make one, so we're going to see in one hour's time that vote, the idea that this will give an extra push to this cessation of hostilities, which some of the main warring parties in syria sa

. >>> a flagrant violation of united nations security council rules. that's how secretary of state john kerry is describing today's rocket launch by north korea. and south korea's defense minister boarded a destroyer ship working to gather information on the launch. launches like these are seen as crucial steps toward north korea's ultimate goal of having nuclear-armed long range missiles. north korea's leader kim jong-un has overseen two nuclear tests and three long-range missile tests since taking office. convicted domestic abusers could get their guns taken away if a new bill becomes law in maryland. senator jamie raskin, a democrat from montgomery county says he plans to introduce the bill this year. it would require courts to order abusers to hand over their firearms to federally licensed arms dealers. more than a dozen states have strengthened laws to keep firearms out of the hands of domestic abusers. a batting is brewing over protected bike lanes in the eastern part of d.c. it was a packed house in the shaw neighborhood as d-dot went over sever

an emergency meeting was held today by the united nations security council. they are calling for action after north korea' s reported missile launch, which is claimed to be just a satellite according to the 15-nation council, the launch used illegal nuclear technology prohibited by multiple security council resolutions. >> we' re looking forward to expeditiously consulting with our colleagues in the coming days and we will be looking to around a swift and aggressive response to the dprk' s repeated violations that constitute this very direct threat to global peace and security. adrian: samantha powers says this launch is a step in creating nuclear missiles. tomorrow, a local law firm plans to announce law suit being filed against energy drink companies. morgan and morgan sent a press release, announcing that the tomorrow. the firm will file one-hundred -- neither the defendants, nor reasons for the suits, have been released. today, the kids who took part in basketball game that went viral, got even more attention, this time on the court at amway. the children

russia should support steps towards a ceasefire as mandated by the united nations security council.ficult negotiations of recent days only show how challenging the road ahead will be. but with today's commitments combined with the u.n. agreement to drive forward recovery, our message to the people of syria and the region is clear. we will stand with you and support you for as long as it takes to secure peace in syria, to restore stability to the region, and to give syrian refugees, a chance to go back and rebuild their homes and their country, but the crucial point about today is the money raised will save lives, will give hope, will give people the chance of a future, and that, i think, is a good and vital day's work. secretary general. >> thank you prime minister david cameron. good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. never has the international community raised so much money on a single day for a single crisis. supporting syria and the region conference has been a great success. and i would like to thank and highly commend the leadership of prime minister david cameron, and core spo

north korea had the right to use outer space, but that that right had been limited by united nation security council sanctions. it said that north korea had gone against the will of the international community. so that in a sense was a mild rebuke from china. in recent weeks there has been a lot happening on the diplomatic front here in china. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry was here. he met his chinese counterpart. the two clashed over the issue of further sanctions on north korea. mr wang said that sanctions are not an end to themselves. then on friday president obama called president xi jinping and they agreed they didn't want to have a nuclearized north korea. china is in a difficult situation right now. pyongyang is clearly not listening to its old friend. the question now is whether china will sign up to even stronger sanctions against north korea. the dilemma for china is this, that if those sanctions against north korea are hardened and cause hardship, it could lead to hundreds of thousands of refugees pouring across the border >>> thank you. the u.n. secretary counsel will who hold a

i truly believe that the international community, including the united nations security council and china and the united states will very clearly make their positions known. as far as the chinese government is concerned, i believe it will come up with a strong condemnation and will join the international community in imposing further sanctions on dprk. i would say that we need to make the message very clear, not only to dprk but to the international community, that what the dprk is doing cannot hold the international community hostage. we need to remain firmly committed to the ultimate goal of achieving denuclearisation on the korean peninsula. it is very important for major countries, especially china and the u.s. to get on the same page in dealing with this worsening situation on the korean peninsula >>> when you say they need to get on the same page, what form should that take given that further - given the previous measures against north korea have at this point not worked? >> definitely. i think so far we have not achieved the goal of denuclearisation. on the contrary, the situation

belligerence this legislation includes mandatory sanctions directed against specific entities united nations security council resolutions. human-rights violations. as part of the legislation those of us support those activities with industrial input such as coal to provide economic support for the al luxury goods that allows the regime to exercise control. the source of the financing of their illegal weapons program. natalie to direct that equipment can in order to finance that legislation it targets those sanctions. to engage jenner help facilitate these sections. even like north korea in ways to provide the international community with leverage. this legislation is with existing cybersecurity sanctions with those capabilities them provocations this is an important step when it comes to cyberspace. one of the areas is to make it clear it goes well beyond the nuclear weapon the vast majority have systematic violations of basic human rights. and many of these are crimes against humanity ended is well documented widespread malnutrition torture and freer make you one of the egregious human rights violations and

. ♪ >>> in the last hour, the united nations security council has been briefed on the humanitarian situationmen. let's get more now from our correspondent in new york. so what was said? >> reporter: this was a devastating account by the humanitarian chief of a devastating conflict, beginning with some 35,000 dead and injured casualties, of which 3,000 are thought to be civilians, some 700 are thought to be dead children. and so the list went on. >> some 2.7 million people have had to flee their homes. at least 7.6 million people are severely food insecure. some 2 million acutely malnourished children and pregnant or lactating women need urgent treatment. chronic drug shortages, unpaid salaries, and conflict-related destruction means that around 14 million yemenis do not have sufficient access to healthcare services. since march last year, nearly 600 health facilities closed due to damage, shortages of critical supplies, or lack of health workers. >> reporter: a major problem, remaining humanitarian access to areas in need both the houthis and the saudis guilty of that. although they did note

. >>> china and russia joined other members of the united nations security council in condemning northorea's launch of a long range missile. the international body pledged to adopt a resolution calling for new sanctions against the north. but this launch is being celebrated with fireworks in pyongyang. critics believe sunday's launch was a ballistic missile test. north korea claims it launched an observation satellite into orbit but that would still be in violation of previous u.n. sanctions. >>> not again. allison is tracking snow for tomorrow. her forecast is up next. >> well, we have already been through a blizzard. this is nothing. really. i mean it is going to impact your travel for sure. we have a yellow weather alert for tomorrow. and it is kind of coming through in waves. but we will start to see some rain showers tonight. and it changes over to snow. here is a sneak peek of the updated snowfall map and we will go through the details and the updated future cast coming up in just neighborhood,i feel like it's got a lot of what we were kinda talking about. the kitchen is light an

. >> what could be the strongest sanctions against north korea in a raft of united nations security council resolutions that have not worked. we have seen two provocative acts by north korea this year alone. that has prompted china into action. the foreign minister has been in washington. and top level negotiations with secretary of state john kerry. this is a break through when it comes to the relationship between china and other members of the security council, and the united states. we are seeing the tougher sanctions, we'll have to see how it goes. we are at the draft stage of this resolution. there are technical issues that need to be worked through when it comes to presenting that. and the security council - it looks like this will be the toughest - the toughest sanctions against north korea yet. >> still ahead on al jazeera - guinea's ebola hotline cut after funding driest up. plus... >> i'm in india, where the prime minister narendra modi attracted millions of investment into the country. the economy is going. i'll tell you why small businesses like this one are being left out. >>>

and china unite to present a draft resolution to the united nations security council. ♪ i'm lauren taylorthis is al jazeera live from london. also coming up, court arguments supporting the refusal to help unlock i-phones. hundreds of refugees set to be removed from the jungle in calley after a judge upholds an eviction order. attacking the power hungry mobile phone, the greener way of charges our devices is being found. the u.n. security council is poisessed to vote on what the u.s. says would be the strongest set of sanctions imposed on a country in more than two decades. five draft resolution seeks to limit banking and cargo supplies the white house says the draft follows extensive conversations between the u.s. and china. at the u.n., she joins us now, so what is new with this resolution? >> well, according to the u.s. am bass tor this is the most far reaching strictest sanctions resolution that the united states has put forward in more than two decades. it is much broader in scope than past sanctions resolutions and there have been four to date from the u.n. security council. this one

>>> today the united nations security council will hold an ergency meeting over north korea's launch of a long-range rocket. north korea's government says it was carrying a satellite. south korea, japan and the united states have called for today's special closed door session. they're calling that launch a violation of u.n. security resolutions. >>> at this hour, rescuers are pulling survivors from the taiwan. more than 100 people are still trapped after the 6.4 quake rocked southern taiwan. rescuers at this point are still working around the clock looking rubble. hundreds were trapped when a 17-story building collapsed. at least 24 people have already been killed. >>> still to com on "today in new york," it is count counsel to kickoff. we're live in santa clara with you can hold. >>> later, the i-team investigates a controversial top of current residents. >>> we've got a mild day ahead. temperatures in thhoe 40s this afternoon. but then there's snow on the way. not just once but maybe three times later this week. we'll take a look at what that means coming up in your forecast. meet

. >> brangham: the united nations security council has strongly condemned north korea's latest launchof a long-range rocket, and pledged to consider new sanctions. after a hastily-called meeting today, the united states ambassador to the u.n., samantha power, said the u.s. will ensure the security council imposes, quote, "serious consequences" on north korea. the u.s., japan, and south korea said today's rocket launch could have been a test of a long-range ballistic missile, one that could strike as far as the u.s. north korea said the rocket is a peaceful part of its space program and carried a non- military satellite into orbit. north korean state-run media released these pictures of leader kim jong-un with cheering military officers in what appeared to be the launch command center. the a.p. captured this video of people watching the launch on a giant outdoor screen in pyongyang. south korea's president called the launch an "intolerable provocation" and south korea and the u.s. quickly announced talks to deploy an advanced missile defense system in south korea. even china, north kor

state secretary of state, john kerry, called the launch quote flagrant violation every united nations security council resolution. >>> stay with us, everyone, still ahead tonight on "eyewitness news", sea lion plucked down for bite to eat at very popular restaurant. how this happened and what employees did when they found the little pup. plus, local celebrities including some of our "eyewitness news" family team up for a very good cause. lauren? >> and a pleasant day in store for our superbowl sunday. conditions get little dicey as we head into next week. chances of rain, snow, and a lot of cold. i'll have all of the details in your forecast coming up. >> straight ahead in sports, pat gal inch has the highlight. stay with us, >>> workers hat high end rent trues got quite the surprise visitor this week. take a look for yourself, employees found this # month old female sea lion pup asleep in a dining boot at the marine room in san diego. it was under wade and dehydrated, the little pup was taken to sea world animal rescue center, cautiously optimistic about her recovery. >> at least 15 cars fell through

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the united nations security council is preparing to -- they are aimed at forcing the country to curtail its news program. they obtained a draft and contained ships going in and out of ports. plus the country can no longer import aviation fields. voters in iran are costing president hassan -- rivals attempts to block the economy and british lawmakers want greater power and dismissal of power over governments. members say that would help keep the regulators independent from government. more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i'm caroline. tom: let's get to equities, bonds, currencies and commodities. higher futures up a good 18. dow futures up 145 taking dow out to 16,818. oil very nice, but that's american oil at the bottom of the screen. 29 up to 3386 in the next week or so. well under the average. there's the dow. closed yesterday. i wouldn't know if the one oddity is -- a negative 0.542 right now, that does get my attention. francine? francine: yes. it does get my attention. as well. it's declined to the lowest since june and we have seen a little bit of trickling data suggesting

. >> let's go live to the united nations where the security council has been holding a closed sessionon syria. al jazeera's green real elizondo joins us live. agreeing fear over the humanitarian situation as the bombing of aleppo continues. what do we know about u.n. discussions there today? >> united nations security council as you mentioned did hold these closed private meetings and they heard directly from the man that was really in charge of this, the director of the office for coordination of humanitarian affairs briefed the council and gave them a very grim assessment of deteriorating human situation. it seems to be getting worse by the day, particularly as you mentioned around aleppo, as the syrian army continues their offensive there, backed primarily with russian airstrikes that have actually picked up during the geneva peace talks, those couple days that they were going on. so the situation is getting very bad, as we heard syrians particularly from aleppo trying to push their way towards the turkish border. that's what john was updating the security council about, number one

the obama administration leaving the condemnation to the united nation united nations security councily meeting threatening new sanctions and promptly retired from the meeting. joining us now former army staff general jack keane. good to have you with us. it makes me wonder what is the point of the united nations? it is nothing more than a village over on the east river doing nothing productive or helpful it seems in any way. >> well, sometimes they can do some good. mostly they don't. i totally agree with that assessment. they did have some pretty decent sanctions on iran. here i'm not sure we're going to make much progress with the chinese. i don't even believe we're leading the effort -- lou: the white house has been -- well, the white house has been silent on north korea and saying nothing about chinese influence over north korea. >> yeah. and, lou, listen, most of the times we talk on this show about north korea doing something in reference to south korea. some kind of provocation to be sure. but this we've got to take seriously. this is militarized nuclear weapon that can facilit

will send the united nations security council a proposal for new sanctions for north korea.can diplomats who want -- american to clement's want china support because china is north korea's biggest trading partner. >> the san bernadino litigation is not about us try to send a message or establish some precedent. it is about trying to be competent in investigating something that is an and that -- an active investigation. i don't know how lawyers and judges will think about the limiting principle on the legal side. i don't know. courtney: james committee agreed with tim cook on one issue. it may have broader circumstances. let's stay on apple. i'm going to hand it over to abigail doolittle because she is at the nasdaq. abigail: apple is one of the big point movers. tim cook continues to fight for digital policy, refusing to unlock the iphone of the san bernadinothe terrorist attacks. the companies making the phone a lot harder to tag -- to hack into. probably bell watching especially close, whether or not the negative revenue growth forecast for the march and extends into the j

the united nations security council has condemned the long- range rocket launch ... with world leaders calling it a banned test of ballistic missile technology. the council pledged to quickly adopt new and significant sanctions against the dictatorship.u-s secretary of state john kerry said the launch represented a challenge to peace and security. the prescription drug industry has an image problem and is looking to buy its way out it. it.the wall street journal reports that the industry's largest trade group plans to spend millions this year on an ad campaign.that's as drug pricing has become a major issue after highly publicized drug increases. the paper reports that pharmaceutical research and manufacturers are spending at least ten percent more this year on print, volkswagen, under fire for an emissions cheating scandal, is planning a major spending spree. the automaker will offer a generous compensation package to owners of the deisel vehicles in the u-s. the company is considering several ways to compensate owners including cash, car buy-backs, and repairs or r

security council chamber or the an emergency meeting. >> weakness is not an option. >> the security council offered strong condemnation and promised a new resolution. samantha power, the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, said the rocket firing was not just a nuclear threat. >> pyongyang claims it launched what it called a peaceful earth observation satellite. but nobody is fooled, so-called space launch vehicles are the same as nuclear ballistic missiles. we are looking forward to expeditiously, all councilmembers to unite around a swift resolution, to constitute a counter to the threat. >> week long launch window the rocket carrying a satellite lifted off. now the west is hoping for an equally quick response. but the u.s. and china were still in the midst of a resolution for the nuclear test last month. now the question is whether china, north korea's strongest backer will agree to stiff new sanctions. >> a new resolution that will do the work of reducing tension, of working towards denuclearization, and encouraging a negotiated solution. >> the rocket launch violated four different u.n. security council resolutions and how with another resolution being worked on and pyongyang threatening other rock

. >> the united nations security council promising to retaliate against north korea for launching a long-rangele. there was a celebration in pyongyang a day after they carried a satellite into orbit. the security council may come out with new economic sanctions. nearly a quarter of south sudan population is in need of food aid according to the un's, which says at least 40,000 are on the brink of catastrophe. wars that erupted in late 2013 have left tens of thousands dead. part of another on the benjamin netanyahu and the obama administration. two of this in a key voices are urging the navy to consider delaying the playing of the new combat ships. john mccain and jack reed also urge the navy to tone down the rhetoric about the ships. vonnie quinn. brendan: 2015 was a record year for mega deals. will this come to an end in 2016? for more, i am joined by john rice, a partner at global heads of reserves -- mergers and acquisition. more than 30 years of fixed. representing all parties and all industries. basically, he knows everything. we had mega deals last year. are we looking at higher volume of

and the united nations security council says former secretary-general truce boutros-ghali has died. -ros boutros-ghali has died. he was also the deputy prime minister for foreign affairs of egypt. he was 93 years old. global news 20 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists and 150 news bureaus around the world. back to you. vonnie: ramy inocencio, thank you. climbsjuice makers today, and the largest slump in oj futures since january. crude is down, but it had risen earlier today on news that saudi arabia and russia would freeze production and help reduce or try to, the global oil what. g.i. is settling under $29 a barrel. let's turn to gold now. goldman sachs says that the price is not justified. they expect the precious metal and three $1100 months. for more, let's bring in our mining analyst ken hoffman. unprecedented to drop to 1100 dollars. we saw gold approached her dollars in october. it has struggled to get up there every time that there is turmoil in global markets. reporter: what i wrote this morning, when i heard that goldman was bearish on goals, i thought, that old -- b

the united nations security council likely to come out with more economic sanctions this week. another dispute between israel's prime minister sentiment that yahoo! the obama administration after three rounds of talks there is no progress between the sites on military aid package. saysilitary -- a newspaper president obama said he is willing to wait for another president to take office. iran has honored the negotiating team on the landmark deal. the president awarded medals to the defense mister. it brought about the lifting of economic sanctions last month. in taiwan, for survivors were pulled out of the building. more than 400 people are believed to be trapped. -- four survivors were pulled out. killed at least 37 people. several thousand detainees have been executed or been to death in what amount to fix termination on international war. international investigators say they are short of enough evidence to provide more specific estimates of those -- of the killing of those detained. around 150 news bureaus the world. i'm courtney donohoe. big declines in europe. one country u

able track the missle and it doesn't pose any threat.the launch is a violation against united nations security council. 3 developing tonight, closer to home-- 3 at least fifteen units at a greenville apartment complex are either unlivable or burned out after an early morning fire.no one was injured--but many people are without a home and all of their belongings. 3 the blaze happened at huntingdown downs apartments off roper mountain road.fire officials say the fire spread extremely quickly. 3 people who live there are still in shock tonight.fox carolina's shale remien sat down with someone who lost everything in that fire.and shale--what did he have to say? 3 derek - as you can imagine, he is devasted. he says the fire started right near his unit.he had to buy a few belongings today to make it by--and he doesn't know if one of his pets made it out safely--but he says he is extremely grateful to be alive tonight. 3 3 3 3 clifford brock anders had an unexpected...and devasting wake up call this morning."i woke up to someone beating on my door, the fire alarms going less than ten feet from me, the back s

the united nations security council held an emergency meeting last night about north korea. the u-s ambassador to the u-n says nobody is fooled by their claims about launching a satellite... "the launches themselves are advancing north korea's capacity to advance its nuclear weapons program. the ambassador says president obama spoke with china's president -- and they agreed on a strong and united in taiwan -- 24 people have now died because of an earthquake. rescue crews are still searching for any survivors after a high-rise apartment building collapsed. more than 100 people are still missing. here's some good news. a six-month-old girl was rescued yesterday after spending 30 hours under the debris. today, president obama will be focusing on the relationship between the u-s and italy. he welcomes italy's president to the white house. topics they're expected to economic developments in europe, and the importance of the trans-atlantic trade. decision 2016...as we await results of tomorrow's new hampshire primary...we're learning last week's caucus results were even tighter th