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most of its flights a week that sold later this week the veiled warnings from the united nations un climate change report says what needs to take urgent action to combat global warming. i know thus president is calling on the european union to do more to help the countries are caught. after a socialist suffered unprecedented setback at the poles of the hands of the conservative ump in the national front paws lamont has named former interior minister my one finds as the country's brightest. the cabinet reshuffle of the bunnies heavy losses in municipal polls. in a televised speech on stage he told us the responsibility of the election rout. and he promised tax cuts and other changes what this fringe unemployment remains stubbornly high on loans administration has failed to fulfill his promises to conferences goal than ten percent unemployment and the clothes which was just point three percent last year the military the millet humiliating michael result for the french president what's it mean for france to brief item was bring in court on a more soulful than paris myself will belongs cabinet

most of its flights a week that sold later this week the veiled warnings from the united nations un climate change report says what needs to take urgent action to combat global

then moving on to a recent ruling by united nation's highest court on japan's whaling program top un judges ordered monday that japan must halt its whaling operations in the southern ocean around

they've said that we're effectively banned from filming in the united nations complex. >> on an intellectual level, the un's rejection of our claims was expected. but on an emotional level, the un's rejection was still very hard to take because you're left thinking about people in bocozel who lost their child, the family in sodeau who lost the father and mother and are condemned to generational poverty, and you think that their chances of getting justice have been reduced. >> in haiti - along with their sadness - the costs of burying their dead have left the family that we met with mario and his lawyers severely in debt. their son's grave is in a cemeteryn's grave is in a close to their house - the death of the last male in the family has left them with no reliable income. they've just had to pull his 11-year old daughter out of school. the un's decision hadn't even been made when we first met this family, but it seemed they had a sense of what was coming. apart from anger over compensation, what may be more worrying to officials back in new york is the lasting damage in haiti to the reputation of an organi

translated for some students the united nations headquarters is in new york city and with the use of the levy will be able to take a picture. us law allows the government to bar un diplomats were considered national security threats but washington's potentially precedent setting step could open the united states to criticism that is using its position as host nation to improperly exert political influence. some analysts say that the ranch was the un on boy looks like a provocation it also shows how far both sides have yet to go before they can overcome years of mistrust at the same time iran is still working on closing a final deal regarding its controversial nuclear program that would permanently lift economic sanctions that have crippled its economy for years censoring present. he was elected last year he's been trying to portray the country as more moderate and friendly with the west but after selecting the iranian diplomats that are brand new with the united states with the goal was to reopen so i was the beginning the eye the nordic nation to the truth the palestinian authority to the kitchen to join the geneva convention and thirteen un agencies the cultur

then moving on to a recent ruling by united nation's highest court on japan's whaling program top un judges ordered monday that japan must halt its whaling operations in the southern ocean around antarctica and rejecting tokyo's claim that it constitutes as scientific research. the legally binding decision came in a twelve to four judgment. the presiding judge peter told us of the so called greek church program was responsible for killing thousands of pinko wales the court concludes that the special care needs young people in japan for the killing taking in treating the whalers. huge thanks to his bike too arsenal this is off center to beaea the e t immediate cancellation of all whaling her man's under the program. the decision japan said they would accept with disappointment. the case was brought to the international court of justice in two thousand ten by australia. that said the program was commercial whaling in disguise. there etc look at international stories making headlines around the world. i'll see you back here tomorrow night the two prime time sports and he didn't share th

united nations has published results from its investigation. a un spokesperson says the pack in a capital d. but for the civilians dead and another three hundred wounded was unprovoked. chad says its troops. if i don't post my personal reason. this is the story demand for german products is on the rise german industrial orders were not for the fourth consecutive month to his release full february suggests growing momentum in europe's largest economy kennedy's federal statistics office is that the domestic demand is driving growth most orders came from within the eurozone up six percent of us did. in contrast orders from the rest of the will drop sharply the three day strike by lufthansa pilots is going to eclipse the first flight has already taken off again from singapore need to pray for the most flights scheduled for saturday are expected to run smoothly departments union called the stoppages to demand better pay and secure worth generous early retirement benefits management nearly four thousand flights were canceled. the two sides are no closer t

make good on its direct to contact me for a new contest at the united nations headquarters friday north korea's deputy ambassador to the un ego me and repeated the threat he said can only carry any new form of nuclear test to protect itself from the job last week she sent this card bent on wreaking change since then in imu. united states which has been navigating disputes between japan and china for decades now is in the latest one sticking up for tokyo to asian nations are in the middle of the diplomatic route first oracle and territorial issues of foreign affairs correspondent of funky report the united states has signed with japan in a dispute with china and that's brewing over historical and territorial and cheese and a biennial western pacific naval symposium next month and she did at the center stage china has invited all the competing nations to take part in an international fleet review critique and parade their chef with one exception japan. washington has said no american ships will sail and no japanese chefs do. this is not the first time the us has deemed running to the escalating diplomatic route between japa

but the syria government won't allows the united nations to use crossings that are not under its control, and un agencies need to respect that if it wants to continue operating in state-controlled regions. with all of these obstacles, very little aid is reaching the hundreds of thousands of people living in the divided city where the battle has been over supply lines. >>> a u.s. military group has been kicked out of ecuador. they have until the end of any month to leave the country. the president complaining months ago the u.s. had too many military officers there. >>> gun owners are in indianapolis at this hour for the national rifle association annual convention. the three-day event fushlly got underway just a few minutes ago. 70,000 members are expected to attend the convention. several republican politicians are expected to speak at the convention. >>> there was a $10 million study that was to be conducted by the center for disease control on gun violence. is there any chance of that money getting approved? >> reporter: del, good afternoon. no time soon. the u.s. house appropriation committe

the attack on a un base that killed fifty people in southern sudan to stop sedan that it could be considered a war crime that's according to the united nations security council statement adopted unanimously by its members by this attack that took place when the army used in civilian clothes start the un base and opened fire on civilians were sheltering and japan will press on with its annual whale hunt in the northwest pacific but says it will change the guidelines. it's in response to the united nations ruling that the whaling program was the commercial hunt masquerading as we search for whale hunting will be scaled back but not to stop to national tradition in japan or to get back to the twelve century. well hundreds of thousands of catholics have descended on the vatican to celebrate easter. francis has already presided over the traditional good friday a way of the cross service is at the coliseum commemorating the crucifixion. on sunday he will deliver mass along with his easter blessing and message away from st peter's square a whole army of personnel the hard work pairing up for this holy week and we take a look behind the scenes i tho

united nations. we have occasion after occasion where nato has violated. the charter of the united nations acted without a united nations mandate or construed a limited mandate such as three years ago with un resolution one thousand seventy three in regard to libya use that as an excuse to wage a six month air war against a defenseless nation of north africa the united nations is an organization of course created after world war two as nato for years earlier but the first the united nations was created with the express purpose of maintaining peace and preventing for the words made over quite the contrary words born out of world war two as a continuation of u.s. military presence on the european continent and is now has demonstrated over the past fifteen years that it is used as an international expeditionary military force able to wage military activities and campaigns globally against countries that are basically defenseless usually without united nations authorization so let's take a look at how much money is being poured into the alliance despite limited cuts in recent years nato defense spending accounts more than hoffa the global total at over a trillion dollars if it strips the use o

. >>> the united nations human rights chief says the security situation in south sudan is deteriorating rapidly. he said the un requested an investigation into recent mass killings. he also met the rebel leader to discuss the violence. >>> human rights groups are condemning the botched execution of an inmate in the u.s. state of oklahoma. he was given lethal ib injections but the execution was called off when he began to convulse in agony. he died of a heart attack 40 minutes later. the inmate experienced a vein failure which prevented the injection from being effective. >> it was the third time that there has been a so-called botched execution. there are more than 30 in fact, that have taken a variety of lengths of time, and a variety of methods of execution have been so-called botched. some states have started to work against this in the u.s. and there have been four states in the last four years which have abolished the death sentence. but this is oklahoma, which is a very enthusiastic supporter of the death penalty, one might say, and have conducted over a 100 executions. and we're not seeing any sign even

the united nations warned of severe any reversible consequences for planet unless action is taken the un intergovernmental panel on climate change the results of its latest report are clear. and warned that the world is ill prepared. when not in an era where climate change is some kind of future hypothetical we live in a world where the impacts of climate change is the party occurred are widespread and consequential the scientists warned of increasing drought really hard this food and water shortages and patrolling areas tend to be wiped off the map. the ipcc said policymakers must take urgent steps to mitigate the impact also on monday the united nation's top court order japan to stop its annual whale hunt and the antarctic australian scene in tokyo and the international court of justice and the heat charging that the hunt with non core scientific purposes japan claims. and to some two thousand whales every year and has never made a secret of the pack and a lot of the meat ends up on timetables. tokyo says he will respect the court's ruling and stop hunting. well the notes a major gover

setting stamp could open the united states to criticism that is using its position as host nation to improperly exert political influence. some analysts say that the ranch was the un on boy looks like a provocation it also shows how far both sides have yet to go before they can overcome years of mistrust at the same time iran is still working on closing a final deal regarding its controversial nuclear program that would permanently lift economic sanctions that have crippled its economy for years history and present. he was elected last year he's been trying to portray the country as more moderate and friendly with the way. but after selecting an iranian diplomat to the rand knew the united states with a whole is iraq reopens i was the beginning the loom the nordic nation to approve the palestinian authority to the kitchen to join the geneva convention and thirteen un agencies the culture but acceptance of the nineteen forties was destroyed but palestinian leader mahmud is a historic day for the palestinian people to the palestinian youth to join us for these take place off the peace talks with israel reached an impulse and the potential release of convicted palest

to convene the united nations security council meeting took place at three o'clock in the morning according to keep time. as a result moscow did not take my support from any member of the un security council. in fact several countries expressed it be a criticism and condemned moscow's actions the united states ambassador to the united nations some of the pile and declared that the events in the east of ukraine. i'm not that much protest actions lead and russian military operation for professional special forces agents like these. he claims he brings to mind and probably any country in the nation's critical of what the deal without using force is in line six put ukraine from the united states in messages to me and to patience was not ours can visit on the scope of the gothic in the east of grain which escalate are spreading fiction. so we must tonight focus on facts. you have heard these last weeks brushing his claim any intention of occupying or in beating ukraine. the present day instead of his speech which was then that the christian holiday is to suppose that is eclipsed by the commission is entrusted to us it was terrorists the alterations to seize it has been shed in

our guest this morning, ambassador nicholas kay, who is the head of the united nations assistance mission in somalia, and also the un secretary general's special representative for that country. somalia is undergoing a slow and steady political and security transformation. for most of the past two and a half decades, somalia has been used and held up as a classic example of a failed state. a country without a functioning government, economy, or security apparatus. a lawless country, incapable of protecting its people, its borders, or its natural resources, and a country that has generated problems for its regional neighbors and also for the international community. a mere five years ago, at the beginning of 2009, the situation in somalia appeared to be at its lowest point, and many observers had clearly written it off. ethiopian troops who have been fighting against extremists have been driven out of the country. the transitional federal government, at the time led by president on dell yusef ahmad, was in chaos. he was about to step down. and a group called al-shabaab, a radical element of the islamic courts union,

the united nations says the ongoing conflict has a disturbing echoes of events in rwanda 20 years ago. the un's top humanitarian official said piles and piles of town laste left in a week following an attack by fighters loyal to the vice president. the u.n. described the killings as athletically targeted and said it could be a game changer in this fight. now for an update to a story with first brought you last week. parents of the schoolgirls abducted by islamist militants in nigeria say the number of girls kidnapped is much higher than the official figure of just 100. family say that more than 180 schoolchildren are still missing. so far, only 43 have managed to escape. reports.spondent >> yet another destroyed school in northeast nigeria. this area is so were mowed and dangerous it took a whole week to get the first pictures out. -- so remote and dangerous. this midnight raid on the school was different. the gunmen forced female students out of their dormitories that were then torched. that downloaded more than 200 s and drove lorrie them away. a few managed to escape. one of the girls said t

and the coda on united nations body to take control of this regulation. the problem he is that the un is represented by governments and meaning that if they eat the plastic planted the three counties that piping comes to fruition been in china and russia for example would have the sewing pallets at the security council to attend down in proposals put on the table regarding the incident. went to the us has been supervising i can. up until now. we expect them to be loosened their grip on the system. the agency was plentiful and can be a great model and meets washington's rules that no one governmental group the government had control of the incident and in the us will not be as influential as as they perhaps the time now got the idea of that today is as a racing in brazil is not to make any political decisions. excellent debate that will influence future of on site the partisans need to be tabled before the incident happened for me is that in the way this will no doubt be on top of their agenda. that was partly my roommates be connected with the state government is taken out of governme

in january of last year the un itself launched a major investigation into civilian ground that's united nations special repertoire on counterterrorism ben anderson actually said he would need a group of international special is cooling down and see ita and pentagon coburg from attacks. you think it is an indication that we're starting to see our bill the pain and pressure from the international community and could not be enough to elicit a change here and you ask. for international agencies have a responsibility to study get to do so because this program has been in place for years and have been many reports and many independent efforts actually from pakistan to bring forth the impact of the drone attacks in pakistan just to give one example. on his rage around the world and it needs to grow as they say against a program that is total lawlessness that is thousands of drums were not talking about an exception here and there. i'm against countries that have literally no defense no prior warning no knowledge of the head granted no of course permission for these lawless acts. while the pope sees me

the united nations security council has unanimously approve the creation of a un peacekeeping force in the central african republic ten thousand troops and some two thousand police will be sent to the country to tackle for secretary and violence that has already killed. nine people have died in a car crash in the us state of north california a tour bus carrying high school seniors to university burst into flames after a truck careened off a freeway and slammed into it several other people airlifted to hospital as well. now the u.k. taxpayer will be stuck with a bill for almost three and a half billion dollars to modernize the nation's nuclear arsenal even though polls suggest the majority of the population thinks it's a total waste of money renewing the us build trident missiles will happen over a fifty year time span and is likely to leave the u.k.'s nuclear capability utterly dependent on washington. explains. these case nuclear weapons arsenal is aging it's only reliable until the late twenty thirty s. which means the government elected in twenty fifteen will have to decide whether

but the syrian government won't allow the united nations to use border countries that are under rebel control. and the uneeds to respect that. with all of these obstacles very little aid is reaching the hundreds of thousands of people living in the drieded city. >>> now to south sudan where officials are taking steps there to ease the crisis, several politicians accused of plotting a coup were released this morning. ana is on the ground in juba, south sudan. >> reporter: finally free. after four months of defense, these four high-ranking members of the ruling party have been released midway through their trial for treason. it was a jubilant scene as families and supporters gathered. but his tone was defiant. >> translator: the government has no case against us. they have no reasoning against us. and also of it was false acquisitions against us. the government's decision to withdraw the charges is a retreat to justice. >> reporter: seven were release norred late january. the president said he decided to release the four detainees because of pressure from the international community. he went on to say he h

push forward with further recognition that the united nations of our supporters gathered into one and that you feared for his promised to continue seeking un recognition you know the place to suspend such efforts during months of negotiations with israel. i had. the i the original. and more. the store. eye the cheat sheet. tsk the british the issue david cameron has ordered an investigation into the muslim brotherhood over worries that the party is planning radical activities throughout britain the government is acting following reports that brotherhood party members have met in london to discuss their response to the crisis in egypt which was triggered when one of its members egypt ex presidents muhammad more sea was overthrown in the military to british officials have suspected for some time that a small number brotherhood members in the uk have links to climate extremism. since moore sees how serious this military government has blamed muslim brotherhood for violence or of cairo label them as a organization to wash the brutal crackdown with the detainee to many of the party's top leaders the group was founded in egypt but now operates i

abducted by north korea has appealed to the united nations to help bring their family members called the mount is met in tokyo with my dinky di this month the un special reporter wrap or two on the human rights situation in north korea. money has compiled a report condemning the north and actions of foreign nationals. it caused and crimes against humanity under international law. nice month says he plans to reporting that the un human rights council meeting in june about human rights abuses in the country. commitment. this is the only result. we wanted to foster community to walk our shoulder we can see the sign of a solution to the program. the danger and that minister in charge of the abduction is she mad sit down in his mind. a deeply and said his government highly of the sheep last month the adoption of the resolution by the year when human rights council the cause of the un security council to launch international judicial procedures against those responsible for the abductions. the contents of the resolution must now be turned into concrete steps you get it. he said japan will continue to work closely with the un to resolve the problem.

civilians are sheltering there inside the un base un has condemned the attack this attack on a location where civilians are being protected by the united nations is a serious escalation. the secretary zhao reminds all parties that any attack on united nations peacekeepers is unacceptable and constitutes a war crime medical experts say the umbrella of drinking has been caused by a new strain of the deadly virus the outbreak the first recorded in west africa has so far killed one hundred and twenty two people with not one hundred and ninety seven cases declared since the start of the year the virus can spread easily among humans making achievement and can't even process very difficult. we are hooked on crossfit and recreate a shipping center to house to continue to be that the epidemic. today for new patients the right. we want to stay anonymous. to put some pics taken to test the virus. some police and was in cold storage and summarized in a secure the birch tree. it is possible is already suspected to have to protect or so with that. that means two pairs of gloves had tea and a mosque nothing is left to chance here. then he waits he takes thre

united nations has released the human rights report regarding the ongoing crisis in ukraine. the report hints and russian provocation the un human rights chief is that the current situation in eastern ukraine is in danger of destabilizing the entire country this situation and the east if not adequately addressed as national priority. risks seriously just analyzing the country as a pro. those who exercise influence over the situation should take immediate action to halt the violence the bombing go protest this and its transformation into quasi foreign military forces must be stopped. anyone inside to violence and providing gongs to protest this can be held accountable for the resulting tragic consequences in russia responded to the report by accusing the united nations commissioner of bias. russian troops are currently mask on the border with ukraine various pro russian separatist groups have taken control of some ten regional government buildings in eastern ukraine western countries along with ukraine accused russia of orchestrating the takeover so cool. normally she assisted is russia must withdraw its troops from the bor

united nations special representative but i've got to stop. i just called on citizens not to get anyone to write them off their right to vote. the un said despite the difficulties that the security problems the sun is much to get to bed but such is the connection that it was in two thousand and nine the audubon is the responsibility of the recent election predicted violence including tuesday's suicide bombing outside the top gong in a given history. getting at least six police officers. the security agency has got to make a breakthrough in recent months ago when they snap up that is a tizzy over the head of its low cost and three other suspected members of the eye and muhammad model phone lookup is that at the home but sucky but sunny the federal minister claims that ninety percent delphi and leadership has been wiped out the eyes of the delegates gathered in law david f arch between the union fixed on intelligence agency drop the debt is bill roe and doe companies have resulted in search operation against the militants. jones who was eight months by the agencies working together. i've knitted the entire top leadership of the india

. >>> united nations human rights chief says the security situation? south sudan is deteriorating rapidly. he said the unequested an investigation into recent mass killings, they also want the rebel leader to discuss the violence. >>> the father of a teen who died in the south korean ferry disaster has released video that his son took as the ferry was taking on water. nervous humor as teenagers follow the instructions of the crew to stay in their cabins. he said he wants to expose how adults failed to protect the children. the ferry's crew is now in custody. >>> china is on track to surpass the u.s. as the world's largest economy. gdp statistics have been re-evaluated paced on purchasing parity, that basically means what money can actually buy in different economies. china's gdp surged in 2011, and that is much larger than previous i will expected. forecasting ahead these figures indicate that china could overtake the u.s. this year. india emerged as the third largest economy in 2011, moving ahead of japan. >>> myanmar's parliament is considering a law to restrict but diswomen from marrying outside of th

united nations peacekeeping troops in the east of the country. this is to turn the furnace and russia holds veto power of the un security council monday pro russian separatist to keep hiding from police headquarters and town hall and a cd of hanukkah. yes as the occupations are the work of russian special forces but as the correspondent oliver credit reports. locals are also getting involved. i have to say what we see in the uk to take the cta peak mining town with old routes that building said that in a very bad state of the rat people that want to be complaining to us that to the center received a drubbing page will have lost so much of the real value because of the form of the ukrainian credit card see a great deal of dissatisfaction minutes into the wind it's bad that these so called little green men are appearing at the telling people if they beat join russia. then things might be trapped inside a fine poet photo ground among the local population or month. some of the nickel population anyway locals would definitely joining in with the demonstrations that not that many of them hundred today was a very very keen to tell us about their grievan

established by the united nations to raise awareness of intellectual property rights and encourage innovation and creativity. the sec was chosen as it coincides with the date of the key un convention to provide such rights meanwhile china has been ramping up its efforts to protect intellectual property rights. the first official online system to handle the infringement of ipr has been running the nearly two months now and has boosted work efficiency the one thousand applications of being approved since march. nearly seventy percent jump compared with mafia. in twenty thirteen customs officials detained under twenty thousand batches of gourds connected to the illegal use of ipr. please consider the seventy six million pieces of products. most of the goods when cigarettes cosmetics electronic devices clothes and shoes. officials cited nearly ninety nine percent of these goods with that kind of a trademark violationively easy to copy trademarks. so most of the teaching guides are connected to the infringement of the exclusive rights over trade marks. china the sea cucumber is considered an exotic delicacy with medicinal properties and mom force has said as the purchasing p

united nations intergovernmental panel on climate change. police in the first reported seven years recommended ways to reduce emissions whitaker to the stage of discussions and negotiations under the un convention on climate change the dice as what they decided that when the wilsons and direction for future topics. the working group together to draft reports that the government aren't doing enough to curb emissions. it's a global temperatures. i like the concrete cheeky man that's rising more than two degrees celsius above pre industrial levels. flash floods have washed through the solomon islands at least twenty one people were killed thirty others are missing queenstown a drenching the south pacific island on thursday. they've caused outrage across the country won his first over of riverbank in the capital for nana and swept away homes and think it's the flooding has closed airports and cut off roads. about fifty thousand people have fled into evacuation shelters officials from the abyss that day almost half of them are children. again i don't have enough water food or medical supplies. most of the town with only the clothes they're wearing and relief workers fear mosquitoes could

seek for the united nations recognition in an unexpected move that put the rail us brokered peace talks with israel. he signed applications by the state of palestine who joined several un agencies and ratify international treaties speaking in the west bank the blast said he had been promised an awning times about a fourth batch of prisoners would be released he added that he was the latest promise of the israeli government convening to improve that however it didn't happen the pool. as part of a deal with israel last have promised to suspend tissue and fees in exchange for the release of one hundred and four a veteran palestinian prisoners in four stages. it's red the officials have said they are reluctant to proceed unless the palestinians commit to extending told to pass to the end of april deadline agreed to after a push by the us at the tree of state john kerry. he said it was too wordy to draw conclusions about the prospect in peace talks between both sites despite the difficulties. french president also called has informed the intimidation of the central african republic to the eu peacekeeping force is not ready to be deployed in a couple country the cast as summ

united nations as well. allies like israel are treated poorly by the member nations and do we make this process legit be being a member of the unnd should we think about our relationship with this organization? >> that is a big question. israel is unfairly singled out by un committees but they are on the committees as well and use these to stick up for themselves and we use them to stick up israel as well. all are agencies like the one monitoring iran's nuclear program and the organization for preventing the spread of chemical weapons that do truly useful work and the unit ded nation counsel has been useful as well. the idea is to reform it not walk away from it. >> we support the un and all of it's working financially to the great extent of other countries. so there is a taxpayer issue in it as well. it is a complicated issue. thank you. >>> the cdc reporting one of the large largest measles outbreaks in 20 years. how to protect your family. and one state is considering daycares centers being banned from serving whole milk to children. why and where next. oo true business-grade internet comes oo with secure wifi for your busin

united nations court to arbor treat its dispute with china telecom sunderland bangkok is falling the story. as ever the weekend after that the scheme outlined in the speed with china a document submitted to a un court arbitration the philippines helps to use its natural to pull state's position that they need refuses to participate. they were packing up our reports if the government thus i need to make it a thousand pieces of documents to the un court in the heat. the snp at the tory party cheek it's my paintings pt china. and he's made and after year eps of nothing need money. but i didn't even get in position and that its sovereignty strength in the chain this piece my panic to the troops these one pc to two hours securing our children's future. well we are being freed and navigation for all nations the snp should pacific region and italy. for most of the spell checking if he took it back onto center of attention. insanity. in fact cheney said the announcement fair. here's what i can and can still fit the fishing boats. you want a sniff of teams are part of its exclusive economics own the seq shiny finesse those affected could be no fishing and golf teams international all the thinking and

the united nations has branded an attack on one of its bases in south sudan as a war crime. 58 people died after armed men forced their way in. toby lancer is the uneputy head of mission in south sudan. he told us what happened. >> i want to emphasize that we are ready for any eventuality, what happened yesterday in boar was that a group of 350 men, women, and even some children decided to walk towards our peace-keeping base. we were lead to believe that they were going to hand of a petition regarding the work of the united nations in boar. upon arrival at our base, part of that group broke off, and went to the area of this base where we are protecting s sil -- civilians and opened fire. we immediately fired back. and when it looks as though as perhaps a many as 46 civil yaps lost their lives. >> reporter: an international agreement to end the crisis in eastern ukraine has been rejected by pro-russian militia. >> reporter: in ukraine's eastern city of slaviansk protesters insist they are not going anywhere. they say they do not recognize the international deal to end the crisis. >> we are going to stay here until the very end, even the people on t

irrelevant like most un bodies and people need to understand, there is nothing aberration about iran winning. when people say in the future we should entrust this question to the united nationswe're doing it. is there any -- can they really affect people's lives or is it more problems of omission, they don't do anything to correct situations like we see in their country? >> in fact, to the extent they do have an impact. it's true passing resolutions critical for example of israel. they are really using these institutions, not for what their purpose is but for a different political agenda, delit jit miezing israel. it's rarely reported because let's face it, in this country we don't pay attention to what is going on in the un and it's there like a coral reef building up over the years undermining the values. >> really incredible. what propaganda and what a joke. ambassador, good to see you. >> good to be here. >>> up next, dr. keith ablow ♪ ♪ no matter what kind of business you own, at&t business experts can help keep it running... seamlessly. so you can get back to what you love. when everyone and everything works together, business just sings. but add brand new belongings f

the un has indicated unimpeded access cross border is now something that is supported by the united nations security council, and our resolution last week, then the administration to bring back a plan for how we will be more aggressive. the more aggressive humanitarian strategy to deal with the suffering. >> thank you, senator. thank you for really no such a broad range of issues. on syria in particular i hope more americans can see that the money be provided is making a huge difference, reaching over 4 million people inside assyria courage in a two and a half million refugees, as you point out, that are tremendous. and within syria, three and a half million of the nine you referenced are essentially not reachable. the constraints placed on how 80's provided. in that context u.s. aid has been a world leader in providing cross border assistance. they win council resolution calls for you and agencies to do the same and was agreed to by all security council. per valerie's report presented at the end of march it essentially shows that the syrian regime has not allowed for the security council t

the united nations security council has unanimously approve the creation of a un peacekeeping force in the central african republic a ten thousand troops and some two thousand police will be sent to the country to tackle the sectarian violence that has killed thousands of by september it's planned that un peacekeepers will replace french and african troops that have been deployed since last year. and nine people are being killed in a car crash in california a tour bus carrying high school seniors to university burst into flames after a truck careered across a motorway and slammed into it and several other people were airlifted to hospital with serious injuries. the u.k. taxpayer will be stuck with a bill for almost two billion pounds to modernize the nation's nuclear arsenal even though polls suggest the majority of the population thinks it's a big waste of money renewing the us built trident missiles will happen over a span of fifty years is likely to leave the u.k.'s nuclear capability entirely dependent on washington as are his police investigations. the case nuclear weapons arsenal

policemen in the region the un the second general banking unit paid a brief visit to the central african republic the sauce bay where he's been appealing for more support from its national currency to help restore order in the country. we had loads of praise for the french and african union forces helping to make a difference. bodies of the scale of the crisis that left them overwhelm the spot situation that the state of anarchy. as james gray has the latest now from capitol dome. intervention when he arrived at the beginning of the opening. the apple that he visited the camp the huge idp camp right next to the airport which has seventy thousand people right now is that the people that then moved on to collect five which is that no one win of the very last smoke and the streets here in going keep that as well he took two religious leaders and he also talked to mrs film because of the president as well as the members of parliament to go to a lot of people always getting the same message the message that they are not alone that indeed the international community is mobilizing to use himself very very interested in the present african crisis and wants a solution to be foun

other stories making headlines around the world this hour the united nations security council has unanimously approved the creation of a un peacekeeping force in the central african republic ten thousand troops and some two thousand police will be sent to the country to tackle the sectarian violence that has already left thousands dead by september its plan to the un peacekeepers will place french and african troops that have been deployed since last year. really police in jerusalem have arrested five people after a protest against conscription turned violent hundreds of orthodox jews who threw stones and bottles at security forces and torched rubbish bins israel has recently passed a law which will gradually increase the number of orthodox jews serving in the army . u.k. taxpayer will be stuck with a bill for almost three and a half billion dollars to modernize of the nation's nuclear arsenal. even though polls suggest the majority of the population think it's a waste of money renewing the u.s. bill to try to missiles will happen over a fifty year time span and is likely to leave the u.k.'s nuclear capability dependent o