to share power and form a new unity government after wars of civil war after 3 failed peace agreements will this one last this inside story. hello there and welcome to the program i'm mr. case is finally head that's the promise from south sudan's president salva kiir after signing the latest power sharing agreement with his rival but after 2 similar agreements collapsed many are asking if they've really got it right this time around react russia has once again been sworn in as vice president their rivalry has triggered a civil war that's killed at least 400000 people and displaced millions both sides have been accused of recruiting child soldiers mass rape and starving the south sudanese people have a morgan reports from the capital juba. in a scene similar to that witnessed in april 26th after a peace deal signed a year earlier opposition leader rick machar is once again sworn in as the country's 1st vice president. and so began a new transitional period for south sudan after more than 5 years of war i went to a sure you we will work collectively. in your long suffering in the region

unity, unity, unity. whoever our nominee is, we will support with respect to his or her position and hopefully with their respect for our positions as well. so we have made a decision to win, and as i say to the members, if you make a decision to win, you have to make every subsequent decision to win. no friction, no nothing. just stay on the path to victory. because it's so very important. our country is a great country. it's a great country. it's so resilient that it could even withstand one term of onald trump. two terms and the damage he's doing with the rule of the law, the court system in our country, the air our children breathe, the denial of climate and the rest just time will take a toll. so it's absolutely essential that we win. whoever the nominee is will have our wholehearted support. unity, unity, unity. made a decision to win. thank you, all, very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible f

, unity, unity but on my reporting based on talking to elected officials, talking to superdelegates, they are most terrified about bernie sanders because he's someone who has the most delegates right now but also someone who's had an outsized influence on the party. even though he's not actually a democrat, he's a democratic socialist and has run as an independent. what you see now are democrats sounding urgent when it comes to super tuesday because there are a lot at risk. amy klobuchar, mike bloomberg and pete buttigieg have to make tough decisions about whether they can go on. michael bloomberg has the money

gardiner we have before we sat down together and agreed to form the unity government. there are a few details that are still outstanding. but we will resolve them together through the transitional government. and if the president resolves the issue around states we agree to film the government on the 22nd of february without any further delay as like congratulations to you. but while they were patting themselves on the back the united nations was laying out in grim detail the real cost of their passion or feud millions of south sudanese women and children left to starve in a country rich in oil reserves a major focus of the report is that millions of south sudanese civilians are being deliberately starved deprived of access to basic services. while up to 80 percent of monthly the oil revenues are unaccounted for having been diverted from official accounts by the country's politicians. as well as tackling corruption south sudan's unity government will have to turn its attention to its army until recently these fighters were killing each other know in joint training oper

well i mean the formation of a unity government is quite a significant step but we have to consider the backdrop under which this is occurring while you're seeing that there are still parties who are outside the peace process including the national soul bush in front and the south sudan opposition movements the national salvation front has been you know fighting the government in parts of it quit turia and there have been atrocities against civilians committed by both sides. so walking into this government is. so there is a lot that will need to be done and key of which is whether this governments will be able to deliver especially where you it is a government of the elites some of whom have had command responsibility off of abuses for the last 67 years and others who are sanctioned by the u.n. by the united nations by the european union and also by the u.s. governments so there will have to be a lot of considerations made. about. how this government's is going to deliver at all show him you say it's a government of elites in these discussions were taking place this week alan you're sit

unity, unity. i don't have the experience hat you may have described about hearing from anybody. i just would like to ask usually comes to not those who parachute in for something. yes. question is on fisa. obviously there are more concerns, especially on the republican side of the aisle 2016 what happened in the election. allegations. how have some of what concerned mostly republicans about fisa, make that tougher challenge [inaudible] ou know that's a unique cocktail of votes that was put together last time on both sides f the aisle to pass it and how does that -- those concerns about republicans make it time around with the deadline looming? see.er pelosi: we will as you say there is a deadline. us, from a legislative standpoint, but march 15 is the deadline. the challenge, and this is my wheelhouse. for the -- for some of the fisa revisions in the past. is to have the right balance between civil liberties security.al i think the bill that was put the judiciary committee, working with the intell

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our gospel is one of unity, unity, unity. so i don't have the experience that you may have described about hearing from anybody. >> i just would -- speaker pelosi: how does like someone to ask somebody who usually comes to our meeting not , those who parachute in for something. yes. >> my question is on fisa. obviously there are more concerns, especially on the republican side of the aisle after what happened in the 2016 election. some of the allegations. how have some of what concerned mostly republicans about fisa, how does that make that tougher challenge? you know that's a unique cocktail of votes that was put together last time on both sides of the aisle to pass it and how does that pose a challenge and do those concerns from republicans make it tougher that time around with the deadline looming? speaker pelosi: we will see. as you say there is a deadline. march 12 for us, from a legislative standpoint, but march 15 is the deadline. we have the challenge, and this is my wheelhouse. i was there for the -- for some of the

their unity it will be our responsibility to restore. people. want to believe. that it probably was also done have a morgan is in juba and says there are still issues to sort out let's remember 1st of all that this transitional government has been sworn in just under an hour ago has been formed after 9 months of delay so people are looking up to the government to see what kind of change they can bring and we've seen this in the newly sworn in vice for vice president offered to me direct my charge and the country's president salva kiir holding several meetings over the past 2 days both saying clearly that they are still a lot of outstanding issues the most prominent being the issues of security arrangements but they said that after the swearing in and after the formation of the transitional government and appointment of cabinet ministers and they will tackle those issues so people on the street and countrywide are looking to the government to solve the issue of the economy facing higher inflation as a result of the years of conflict in the country there's also th

than sinn fein than damon developer as we had a foil then the ira because this paves the way for unitywe would stay a step we were am simply and were among the 1st people to start talking about special designated status and without doubt the conversation like in the cap and around the borders i have been i suppose all all that i can say is that there was a certain degree. agreement between and all the political parties in the south and particularly with the european union in relation to how important ireland was how the border was going to create difficulties for the people who were trying to bring about breakfast you know feeling of oil says when the conditions are right when it comes to irish reunification referendum and that it's all up to westminster in the bars johnson government i know you're going to say 800 years is too long a time do you think she in fame is going to be able to leverage bricks in terms over the united kingdom a force to force a pole under the good friday agreement i don't see it as levering it as leveraging in relation to embrace of negotiations well what i se

to some sort of a conclusion and then we call for an early election symbol in islamabad a national unity government $2.00 how would that work indeed could it work. i i really don't think that is going to be an option now with the way it since the situation has done for the specially some announcements today has moved from the law of the law calling to the interior ministry to intervene and stop the independent election commission from leaving the country although i don't know why that happened because we have no information whether the independent election commission members were indeed planning to travel out of the country or not i think with just a bit of muscle flexing it is very dangerous this kind of mustn't lexing which indicates some kind of an institutional split among the state and their institutions that it seems that this announcement that the left a lot of intake that he does control of. security that they did institutions that you know and a ministry of various kinds of security and under security instruments up until 5. it is traditionally supposed to have been going forwar

. >> in south sudan, the president and opposition rebel leader f ae set m a unity government saturdayit's a move winch should together the opposing sides and will be a significant step in ending more than fivwayears of civi our reporter is ts re where leade arriving ahead of the ceremony of the formation of the new cabinet tomorrow. >> there's a lot of expectation for south sudan's new unity government. it is all people are talking about here. the president and his longtime rival have agreed to work together in a new unity governmentte, five years of brutal civil war. sthey will be joiller opposition parties. preparations are already stepped up.security has been countries like sudan, ethiopia, and uganda should be here to witness this moment. but there is also apprehension. case the two men, who have failed to work together before and after sout sudan's independence, actually do so this time? a previous unity government was formed in 2016, but it broke downer aheir forces turned onach other, here. there will be questions about how they are going to share key ministries like finance, p

chris, she has made an appeal to unity.at the secret, is that why she is doing so well right now? yeah, she was introduced on stage as the come back did. and she does have the feel of somebody who, all of a sudden, feels like something of a contender in this. and she made clear in her speech that she believes that's because she can really motivate fired up democrats and what she described as moderate republicans. it is this message of attempting to bring unity to america as she can appeal to those voters who lent their support to donald trump in 2016 and she argues that they can bring it back. and, of course, thatis bring it back. and, of course, that is setting their campaign against those of elizabeth warren and bernie sanders, who are appealing to the progressive left, trying to bring democratic voters out from the left. and instead she is saying we can bring back those moderates in the middle, we can bring people over. on the fundamental message that came through in that speech, time and time again, as we can be to dona

south sudan's rival leaders form a unity government declaring an end to a civil war that has killed more than 400000 people. the race to take on donald trump the democratic presidential candidates to base their support in the nevada caucus. and the election that could unseat president whose family has ruled the west african nation for more than 50 years. thousands of people are being screened in towns and cities locked down in several countries around the world as rich as the world races to contain the corona virus outbreak that's killed more than $2300.00 people health officials are now worried that they can't trace the origins of hotspots appearing around the globe the infection rate is slowing down in mainland china where the outbreak began more than $76000.00 cases have been reported but numbers are surging elsewhere at least 5 people have died in iran which now has a total of $28.00 cases some pharmacies that are running out of masks and hand sanitizer in europe a dozen northern italian towns are effectively in lockdown after 2 people died and at least 51 were infected many of whom

our gospel is one of unity, unity, unity. >> the speaker nancy pelosi has a favorite candidate as wech super tuesday when 14 states will be voting for democratic candidate, she's keeping that name to herself. but on wednesday of next week after super tuesday there will probably be fewer names running for democratic nomination for president. super tuesday will select the finalists who have enough voter support and enough money to continue campaigning for that presidential nomination. super tuesday is by far the most important election day on the way to the democratic presidential nomination with a total of 1,357 delegates at stake. over 400 of them in california alone. california used to vote in june at the end of the primary season when the fight for the nomination was already over most of the time. california decided it was time to play a more significant role in the nominating process, and so now super tuesday is more supersized than it has ever been. joining us now presidential campaign professional lily adams, former communications director for kamala harris' 2020 presidential ca

few hours bringing together some 35 heads of state and government but as they prepare for a show of unity they. new uncertainties about the west's role on the international stage with fears growing about the depth of dangerous commitment to collective defense its biggest member has been putting on a show of strikes. the biggest deployment of u.s. military might to europe in a quarter century is heading this way for nato as defender 20 exercise 20000 american soldiers and 13000 pieces of equipment should give the enemies pause and allies confidence. one more. showed up real all reliable loyal portals within the nato framework but that reinforced military framework risks being undermined by weakness on the political side increasing apathy across the alliance regarding its most fundamental value collective defense what if nato has the weapons but it doesn't have the will a recent survey by the pew research center indicates that across 16 nato countries fewer than 40 percent of respondents would want their militaries used to defend the baltic states or poland in case of an attack by russia th

government so if mahathir is going to propose a unity government and himself as prime minister he may not have the support of so it's also not clear whether north he has the numbers to do that but the main grouse in the main fear of civil society organizations and activists is if a coalition is to be formed and if this is a way that opposition politicians think they can return to government having been voted out in the last election 2 years ago then there will be more political upheaval in the major. hong kong's government has unveiled its largest relief fund in over a decade to meet the demands of anti-government protesters permanent residents over 18 years will be given cash handouts salary and property rebates and low taxes for companies the government hopes it will increase local consumption the spending spree will leave it with a deficit of $15000000000.00 on kong's economy has been battered by the months of protests and now further hit by the coronavirus break so a caucus in hong kong with more on what's in the budget. it's a $15000000000.00 relief deal it's cutting taxes cuttin

. >> unity, unity, unity.ever i nominate, we will support with respect for his or her position and hopefully with their respect for our position as well. so, we have made a decision to win and as i said to the membe members, if you make a decision to win, you have to make every subsequent decision to win. no friction, no nothing. just stay on the path to victo victory. >> juan: and bernie sanders has been causing controversy with comments about cuba. but as you know, he is finding some support in the media. >> they accused dr. king of being a communist. every major leader, they tried to call a socialist or a communist purse because you have folks who are so afraid of bernie sanders, sore afraid of elizabeth warren, so afraid of progressives, and they are willing to say that if the democratic party nominates a progressive, and what they are saying to me in that moment is that they are more comfortable with the white nationalists in the white house. >> juan: it so interesting. it looks like there is resistance o

this rich diversity of ours, unity and diversity, and the vibrancy of unity is a very strong foundation relations between india and one is the land of the free, the other believes the whole world is but one family. one has pride in its statue of liberty. the other takes pride in the world's tallest statue, the statue of unity. there is so much that we share. shared values and ideas, a shared spirit of enterprise and innovation, shared opportunities and challenges, shared hope and aspirations. i'm very happy that president -- i'm very happy that under the ,eadership of president trump friendship between india and the united states has further deepened, and that is why this visit by president trump marks a new chapter in our relations. a chapter which will create a new era of progress and prosperity for the people of the united states and india. friends, president trump thinks big and what he has done for realizing the american dream is well known. today, we warmly welcome the trump family. first lady melania trump, your presence here is a great honor for us. your efforts for a healthy an

our gospel is one of unity, unity, and unity.>> reporter: republicans are latching onto the democratic socialist label, hoping it will scare enough voters and swing them to the trump campaign. >> there are no moderates in the democratic field. every one of the other democrats, running for president, embraces a socialist agenda. >> reporter: south carolina will vote in their primary. joe biden has struggled to gain traction, and is hoping his 20 point lead in the state, according to a new poll will prove that he is a candidate to unite the democratic party. after south carolina, it is super tuesday, went 14 states and one territory will vote. upper grabs? one third of the delegates that will decide the next democratic nominee. in washington, lauren blanchard, foxnews. >>> as a reminder, stay with ktvu for complete election coverage on super tuesday. we will have the latest results starting at 4 pm. we will continue our coverage for 7 1/2 hours on ktvu and ktvu plus. you'll want to tune in in the morning. we will's beak, live, with pete buttigieg. we do expect to talk with him at 6:40 to

who's asking for unity?t's remember the guy of president trump who ran that message actually lost the popular vote. so if we're talking about numbers, let's start there. secondly bernie sanders probably has 30% of the democratic aisle -- >> maybe more. he may walk in convention time with 40 plus. >> he might. that's still not a majority of the democratic party. >> we can pick it up after the break but bloomberg and bernie they may both start with a "b" but they are complete inathema. you can have ideological differences in a party, happens all the time especially with the democrats and more so republicans. but never like this. you've never had a democratic socialist with the ultimate capitalist saying we'll find a way to bring it all together. is that even possible? >> to that i say welcome to four mere years of trump who will control the house, the sen sqat and the white house. that to me is a pull the emergency lever. >> if bernie sanders is good enough to win for president why is it such a disaster for ev

a show of unity in their country to stand up against the united states but we still think that the folk to turn out will be lower than usual here in the hall usually it's the averages around 47 percent we are led to believe they. could be considerably lower but polling has been extended for a couple of hours but we will find out after the polls close maybe tomorrow or how many people actually came out to vote but when there is a low of hope to turnout it's usually the conservatives say to gain power and gain that majority in parliament and if the conservatives do well because of the low turnout does that mean a tough year for mr rouhani coming. absolutely there's a presidential election set to take place next year he's position is already very weak because he's had a loss in popularity there's been a number of things from the fuel protests the fuel price hike and the protests to follow that and also the downing of the ukrainian airline there was a massive loss of confidence in the government after that because they spent 3 days denying it so it's already a tough time and if he has a pol

government so if mahathir is going to propose a unity government and himself as prime minister he may not have the support of so it's also not clear whether or not he has the numbers to do that. how is it going down with the electorate florence i mean does this mean that nobody's really running the country. well you have mahathir who's the interim prime minister but the cabinet is dissolved following his resignation so essentially there isn't a functioning government it's all dependent on the civil servants civil society organizations and there have been protests by youth groups as volunteers students against what's happening a lot of political turmoil that's not a political uncertainty that this country but the main grouse in the main fear of civil society organizations and activists if is if a coalition is to be formed and if this is a way that opposition politicians think they can return to government having been voted out in the last election 2 years ago then there will be for more political upheaval in the age. thank you. several neighborhoods in indonesia's capital jakarta are u

south sudan's rival leaders have formed a unity government declaring an end to a civil war that killed more than 400000 people and. a former rebel leader react machar has been sworn in as president salva kids deputy the world's youngest nation collapsed into conflicts in 20132 years after winning independence from sudan millions of people have been deployed displaced by the fighting but president here insists that peace is here to stay. we so mentally so morally sure that we will work together to preserve the lives of our people and preserve their unity it will be our responsibility to restore people's lives and to his pride once again to believe in that it probably was also done. and hopeful for the democratic nomination to be u.s. president facing another test as voters in nevada make their choices the caucuses in the state have just begun bernie sanders is leading the polls followed by elizabeth warren and pete the judge those are the top stories stay with us algis are world is next looking at an unusual motor rally in libya. in the desert near the southern libyan city of what done

. >> elizabeth warren pushing to be known as the unity candidate. as her path to the nomination is narrowing. >> there's a lot of folks shooting at other folks. look, democrats cannot do a repeat of 2016. we can't go into a general election divided and angry. with each other. >> all of this with a president who in the wake of the impeachment victory has just about every republican on capitol hill in his back pocket. with one notable exception. one he definitely hasn't gotten over. >> how's mitt romney? you keep him. we don't want him. >> the gop basically all in for trump and it's not coincidence he brought his vindictive victory lap to new hampshire. democrats are making final pitches on the eve of the primary. >> we hear that there could be -- you have cross overs in primaries. i hear a lot of republicans tomorrow will vote for the weakest candidate possible of the democrats. does that make sense? you wouldn't do that. my only problem is i'm trying to figure out who is the weakest candidate? they're all weak. >> you heard it right there. the presi

[cheers and applause] >> and if you are ready to build an american future defined by unity in the face of our greatest challenges, this is our chance. [cheers and applause] hearts ande in our fire in our bellies, we are going on to new hampshire, onto the nomination and on to chart a new course for this country that we love. thank you. thank you, iowa. thank you so much. [cheers and applause]

this rich diversity of ours unity and diversity and the vibrancy of unity is a very strong foundationhe relations between india and america one is the land of the free; the other believes that the whole world is but one family. one has pride in statue of liberty the other takes pride in the world's tallest statute statue of unity. >> there is so much that we share shared values and ideas, shared enterprise and innovation, shared opportunity and challenges, shared hopes and aspirations. i'm very happy the leadership -- between india and united states has further deepened and that is why this visit by president trump marks a huge upturn in relations a new era of focus and prosperity for the people of the united states and india, friends, president trump thinks big. and what we have done for realizing the american dream is well-known. today we warmly welcome the trump family first lady melania trump, your presence here is a great honor for us. . >> your effort for a happy america are using good results. what you're doing is praise worthy we often say "be best" the best is what this recep

diplomacy 3 years after the blockade began the 6 nation regional bloc is still struggling for unity so hideouts al jazeera. the head of the world health organization has warned countries against complacency over the corona virus which has now killed more than 600 people more than 69000 the non-infected most are in china on saturday the virus claimed its 1st victim outside of asia an 80 year old chinese tourist died in a hospital in paris. it's impossible to predict which direction this epidemic will take we are concerned about the level of rumor and misinformation that hampering the response we're concerned by the continued increase in the number of cases in china we are concerned by reports from china yesterday about the number of health workers who have been infected or died. an american woman from a cruise ship that docked in cambodia has tested positive for the virus the 83 year old woman flew to malaysia on friday along with 144 other passengers from the ship then miss west of them had been turned away from 4 countries before being welcomed by cambodia away hey joins us live now f

now says he wants to form a unity government which wouldn't be aligned with any specific party but his former coalition partner on or ibrahim says 3 parties have instead nominated him as prime minister and more supporters have been protesting outside the palace where the king has been holding talks purge louise in the city of young gone in myanmar she says says not that anwar norma had here have enough support. anwar ibrahim has said you know he's got the support of his coalition but they're now down to 3 parties instead of here about 11 politicians from his party why the sacked or resigned so that means he's down by about 3 dozen politicians so it's not clear whether or not the support he got the majority in on him to actually be nominated as the next prime minister and then let's take a look at what mahathir has said so he's saying that he's got enough support and on the bench he will stay on as the prime minister while his position is a bit shaky but it was 24 hours ago when he composed in the reports emerged about he was proposing to lead a unity government then the main opposition

and also a move towards reconciliation in south sudan as rival leaders for me unity government in an effort to end years of civil war. welcome to the program the spread of the coronavirus is growing outside of china with italy seeing the worst outbreak in europe so far it's reported at least $79.00 cases in 2 deaths most of them in the lombardy and veto regions the government says it will forcibly lock down affected areas in iran a 6 death from krone virus was reported on saturday with $28.00 infections infected travelers from iran have been diagnosed in canada lebanon the united arab emirates china has reported an increase in new infections in the epicenter of the outbreak in here by province they found 630 cases on saturday up from 3. 166 the previous day but more martin about the 1st let's go to northern italy where doctors are struggling to contain the virus as catherine stansell reports. the lombardy region of northern italy is in lockdown as more cases of the covert 19 coronavirus are confirmed could donya is effectively a ghost town after at least 3 people there tested positiv

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i believe in american unity because of my experience serving, of lacing up my boots in the dust of a war zone alongside americans so different we heard you had anything in common besides the flag of our shoulders, yet learned to trust each other with our lives. >> thank you! >> thank you! [cheers and applause] mr. buttigieg: i believe in american boldness because of my guidingce governing, the city once called dying, out of the shadows of our empty factories and into a brighter future. [applause] and i believe in american belonging because of an experience you are part of right here tonight. looking out at you and remembering how it felt to be an indiana teenager, wondering if you would ever belong in this world. wondering if something deep inside him meant that he would forever be at the outsider, that he would never wear uniform, never be excited to know love. now that teenager is standing ,efore you a veteran, american happily married and one step closer to becoming the next president of the united states! [cheers and applause] that is the america we are building. that is the amer

and, you know, she was trying to make the case that there could be unity even if people don't necessarily agree with democratic socialism around sort of an fdr agenda that down-ballot candidates could still embrace even if they reject the idea of socialism in and of itself. how did that ring to you, and do you believe that there is a potentially unifying message that the sanders campaign could put forward that people would believe, that black voters will believe, that south carolinians will believe? >> joy, you raised the most important point i've been thinking about is what does a nominee mean for down-ballot races. i'm in charleston county where i live. we're five seats away from taking back the state senate. so if i'm a state senate candidate in south carolina, i'm asking the question, who do i want to be at the top of the ticket? who has a unifying message that can help me reach persuadable voters, moderate voters, voters who i'm going to need to actually win so we can actually have some democratic