well, just like the national government, we in the united nations also have two tracks of response, and also the longer—term recovery work. right now, these two are working side—by—side because the focus is on finding people, providing emergency supplies, but at the same time we have to help people reconstruct, so getting rubble out of the way, finding materials to rebuild houses, a lot has to go into building back better because we do not want to expose people to the same risks again in the future. indeed, but we know these are very large, complex problems, certainly an ongoing issue like the rohingya crisis, which another un agency has called a crime against inanity. that the deal with such complex, large problems affecting thousands of people? well, first of all by standing up for the fundamental rights that are enshrined in the human rights legislation exists internationally but also providing protection to the 700,000 refugees that bangladesh is currently hosting, at the same time, the united nations have engaged with myanmar to do an assessment and create conditions where po

that is not really on the table at all because we have a clear mandate from the united nations general assembly to provide these services to palestine registered palestinian refugees and the the way this would end stopping these services and potentially handing them over to host or storage fees would be if the general assembly decides there is actually a just solution for palestine refugees and for the question of palestine this is not the case at all so from a political and mandate point of view there is absolutely no reason why we should hand over these services to anyone else we need a political draft solution for the refugees and then we can start discussing how we eventually hand over to water ever also rooty is relevant but dr i have never thought that taking care of palestinians in such an encompassing way means that you kind of treat them like little kids who are unable to fend for themselves. in some way get asked that question from time to time but i don't think that providing basic education from classes one to nine and providing basic health care makes people dependent chil

ambassador to the united nations. can you hear me? >> yes, i can. >> thank you so much for jumping on the phone. your reaction to this announcement from nikki haley. >> well, i think i share some of max booth's disappointment. i think she did do a good job. she was a quick study. she represented us extremely well. in the arena there of the united nations, which is a little bit of a fush bowl, so she was in the limelight a lot of the time, and she was always extremely well spoken. i don't know her reasons for leaving. the idea of leaving for financial reasons resonates with me. i sent five of my kids through college on the u.s. government salary. and a little bit of money i inherited from my mother, and i tell you, it works to great hardship. if she was leaving to take some remunative position, that wouldn't surprise me, but she's very young. i'm sure we'll hear from nikki haley again. my last point would be nine of the permanent representatives of the united states to the u.n. since the end of world war ii were politicians. people lik

at the united nations, u.s. ambassador nikki haley blocked a call for an international investigigation into israel's actions. >> i asked my colleagues here in the security council, who among us would accept this type of activity on your border? no one would. no country in this chamber would act with more restraint than israel has. amy: since march 30, the beginning of the right of return israeli protests, soldiers and snipers have killed at least in the area of 190 five palestinians, wounded more than 18,000. your comments on what she performed at the united nations? that shottry on earth thousands of people on the other side of its border in a situation in which none of its own citizens were hurt -- one israeli soldier was killed -- would be free of condemnation in the united nations. imagine if the united states shot down hundreds of memexican, killed 200, and wounded were named thousands across the border inside mexico and the sovereign territory of another country. it would be compleletely unacceptabable. th

a diplomatic shock at the united nations as nikki haley the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. resigns. in zimbabwe a return to the bad old days of fuel queues and food shortages this time it's down to a new banking tax. and new details are revealed about one of the men accused of traveling to the u.k. to poison a former russian spy. and her u.s. president donald trump says he plans to speak with saudi arabia over the disappearance of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi his comments come as international pressure is mounting with the u.k. and e.u. both saying they're treating the incident seriously because he has not been heard from since you entered the saudi consulate in istanbul last tuesday turkish officials believe he was murdered there saudi arabia says these allegations are baseless stephanie decker has more from istanbul. it's an ominous image. on security camera video entering the saudi considered last tuesday his fiance who accompanied him to the consulate has verified it it's the last time he has been seen in public just a few days ago the saudi journalist spoke to b.b.c. ra

nations have engaged with myanmar to do the united nations have engaged with myanmarto do an the united nations have engaged with myanmar to do an assessment and create conditions where possible and deem them also either fit or not fit for people to begin returning. this is currently work that is under way and that we are very keen that the government of myanmar can speeded up, because without that, the work is unlikely to turn —— the return is unlikely to happen. we know that natural disasters occur will parts of asia, but there are some innovative projects as well in places like bangladesh that you are happy with. well, we have learnt over the last two years that sometimes civil servants can be great visionaries, embassy of, public service officials, one of them came up with an idea to be able to sell a piece of land much easier. these digital platforms have now led to actually having access points all over the country, people have saved literally hundreds of millions of days they would have spent travelling through the capital. many more services are being provided and the access

just first i'm formerly with nato not the united nations but obviously up worked a lot on the united nations related issues and i think the first takeaway and i'm like you're scrambling quite different pieces here is that it's another that is that in the room. mickey hadley despite some pretty strong positions on the iran on the on that is stein and sometimes some clashes with the european allies like you have the had managed to be respected by everybody even an actual real professional grasp on the on the u.n. related issues so she was consider as one of the grown up and dumped in the trunk of the net and clearly this is becoming a rare or by the day. when you say she's another adult in the room does that mean that she's a very difficult it's a very difficult position for who have a follows in the job of the side of the u.s. midterm elections i think there are two questions one is indeed on who is going to be the person going to trump is going to put in that position whether he's going to go for a more radical choice like he did with his national security adviser ambassador bolton s

funding to a palestinian aid organization at the united nations, withdrawing the united nations -- the united states from the u.n. -- the u.n. human rights council. that something that the u.s. got plenty of christmas is don't act on criticism four. these organization's uniform. the u.s. isn't going to contribute to them. she led those efforts of the united nations. she got criticism from many traditional american allies. but there is still letty of work left in her office to do as she is going to stay there through 2018. a lot of that has to do with north korea, those sections, keeping those countries aboard applying that pressure while the u.s. negotiates with kim jong u kim jong un. back to you. >> harris: thank you very much. that was some great information. morgan, as we look at this and you listen to rich's reporting, it really puts in the front view how much has been a compass. but so much has to be done now. iran -- not iran, boy, that was a flip. north korea is potentially going to let us see some of those middle missile sites. we wanted to be around, but that didn't work out.

ambassador to the united nations nikki haley who has resigned now. comes as a surprise it was broken on a news website probably about an hour and a half ago in the united states and then they scramble to get this news conference together in the oval office donald trump a said well i kind of knew about this nikki haley had said up to six months ago that she may not want to go beyond two years she will be leaving the post at the end of the year and another thing donald trump apparently said is that he would be looking to name a replacement within three to four weeks so nikki haley not gone yet she's still got a couple of months left in the job but it will be as kimberly how it was saying earlier and joan's by the tough act to follow because she has been so loyal to donald trump and executed the plans that he's wanted in his vision on a world stage so now he haley the united nations ambassador to the united states ambassador to the united states resigning she was also quick to say in this news conference she is not running for the presidency in twenty t

ambassador to the united nations. sources confirming to nbc news that ambassador haley has told staff that she plans to resign, not however without a photo op with president trump in the white house. that photo op happening just a few moments ago. our producers are quickly bringing that tape to us. once they do, we will run that exchange in its entirety. nevertheless, it is a high profile embrace and exit for a popular member of the republican party, someone with possible designs on higher office as well. again, nikki haley at one point a state senator there in the palmetto state. from there she went on to become the first female governor of south carolina, the first minority governor of south carolina as well. her husband a member of the international guard. she's a proud graduate of clemson university. she wears her tiger pride on her sleeve, frequently talks about clemson. also spends a fair amount of time talking about her two children as well. again, it would seem as if she's out as ambassador. here's that exchan

the united nations is not a part of the united states administration. dialogue can resume in this assembly at the same point and by the same person who left the dialogue table and walked away from the court. beginning the dialogue starts with ending unjust sanctions that negate the principles of ethics and international law. our proposal is clear, commitment for commitment. violation for violation. threat for threat. and step for step. instead of talk for talk. what iran says is clear, no war, no sanctions. no threat no bullying, just acting according to the law and the fulfillment of obligations. we support peace and democracy in the entire middle east. we consider nuclear knowledge and imperative and nuclear weapons prohibited as victim of terrorism in the past and today we have always been and will always remain in the forefront of genuine confrontation with terrorism. today we mourn the martyrdom of tens of innocent people who were recently murdered on saturday in cold blood by terrorist who shamelessly accepted responsibility from a number of weste

thank you. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: president of the united nations general assembly, secretary general, heads of state and government, everyone here today inherits hope, the hope of preserving future generations from the scourge of war, building a new world order based on law, and keeping good on our word, making progress towards economic and social as well as moral order. results have been obtained. human rights are increasingly spreading. prosperity is growing. poverty has been pushed back against. these are the achievements of the past decades and yet it's time to take a fresh look at today's world. today, we are seeing a far-reaching crisis. the crisis of the westfallian world order of the past. this world order failed in regulating itself, economic, financial, environmental, and climactic issues remain pending to date. then, it failed because our collective ability to tackle these crises far too often is hampered by divisions on the security council. our organization very often was reduced to simply condemning the very rights that it has sought to guarantee. 70

to people an astrophysicist and the director of the united nations office of outer space affairs. with the rapid pace of progress eclipsing everything we have a possible technology is enabling us to dream about today and tomorrow bringing al to space exploration much closer than the distant future as your. money. without a space become a hotbed of rivalry mirroring squabbles on the whole could it become an environment for peaceful and prosperous cooperation. so one that the astrophysicist director of the united nations office for outer space affairs welcome to the show great to have you with us today so this is a paper thank you my pleasure they took knowledge is advancing so fast these days groundbreaking change is no longer a generation away we see it happen before our eyes in every field however we haven't come back to the moon we haven't gone to mars would keep inventing cool smartphones and virtual reality glasses and stuff but it seems like space is being neglected is this the calm before a big storm with some kind of a huge breakthrough what could that be. i will say that s

ambassador to the united nations nikki haley she met with president trump at the white house to confirm her departure and would leave at the end of the year also on the program the rape and murder of a television journalist in both areas has sparked international concern over press safety in the corruption prone country. and saudi arabia says it will allow turkish authorities to search its consulates in istanbul a week after the disappearance of a dissident journalist c.c.t.v. images taken outside the building is thought to be the last public sighting of jamal khashoggi now missing without a trace. i'm phil gale welcome to the program the trump administration has been hit by yet another resignation this time u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley she appeared alongside president trump at the white house to confirm the move but gave little away about the reasons behind her decision was haley is one of only a few of original trump appointees left and he's team she'll step down at the end of the year. the u.s. ambassador's resignation took many by surprise. nikki haley and u.s. president

ambassador to the united nations. the president has accepted that resignation, and right now, the president has said this. he's tweeted this. they are meeting at the white house. and the president has said there will be an announcement, once we have that announcement, it will be on tape. we'll turn it around and broadcast it for you. abby phillip, if you're still there, we're hearing some reporting that haley may have raised this possibility last week at the white house. do we know about the timing and how much advance notice there may have been involved here? >> yeah, that's something that we're still working out the details of, but it seems very clear at the moment that a lot of senior people within the white house, and even around nikki haley, were caught by surprise by this, but we are hearing from some sources that it was raised among a very small group within the white house as early as last week. even though this is something that is being talked about kind of all the time around this trump administration. last

it is a grind working at the united nations. of all positions i personally had in government, including at the white house, the one that was the most trying and most relentless was the one at the endzone. and the reason is that it is 24, 7 it is nonstop security problems, some of which you hear about in the press like north korea and syria but it ranges to the very smaller problems we don't often hear about related to central african republic and it is nonstop. all member states look to the united states for their policy position and for their leadership. so for such a small staff at the u.s. mission and for the ambassador, it is a lot of work. it is a churn, the best way to view it. when i saw this and saw her resignation and saw specifically it was timed right after the united states held the presidency of the u.n. security council and during the u.n. general assembly in september, if she had been thinking of leaving and grienthe grind and were part of it which she alluded to, then the timing doesn't surprise me. she wanted to

ambassador to the united nations nikki haley. her staffers say they learned she was quitting only this morning. >> i think that it's just very important for government officials to understanding when it's time to step aside. >> shepard: the mystery surrounding what's driving her decision. let's get to it. ♪ >> now shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> shepard: good tuesday afternoon from the fox news deck a resignation seemingly out of nowhere. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley is out. announcing she will leave her post at the end of this year. sources tell fox news this latest shakeup inside the trump administration came as a big surprise to her staff and many inside the white house itself. all of this playing out just 28 days before the midterms. the former south carolina governor sat next to the president in the oval office and called it an honorable of a lifetime to serve her country. she did not give a specific reason for leaving. but explained that government officials need to know when it's ti

dr massey yes rally gaza director of united nations relief and works agency for palestine welcome to the show it's great to have you with us lots to talk about the. united states has cut funding to your agency earlier this year you have to fire people who work for you in gaza because there is no money to pay their salaries is other nations funding not enough to keep the organization running smoothly. we've had tremendous success this year to find some money to replace what we've lost from the united states for example for arab countries kuwait the united arab emirates cantarell and saudi arabia have given us fifty million each so there is a success story to be told in terms of finding money to replace us money but it's not enough and that is why as you indicated we unfortunately had to release some employees but from what we hear is a u n r w e employees in gaza are picketing your office there are even people standing with signs that say matthew as out why hasn't the agency done more to keep its rank and file employed well you know for me the answer to this is we have here in gaza th

special advisor to the united nations special envoy for syria. after a ceasefire in serious brings hope for the beleaguered civilians of the country below in the promises to stem the flow or refugees but will the truce hold for much longer with both rebels and government forces trying to have a go at each other again how will the outside powers keep hawks on both sides at bay and who will help those caught in the. cross-hairs yan aggieland have dinner wage and refugee council and the special advisor to the united nations special envoy for syria welcome to the show great to have you with us today. good to be with you c.n.n. in syria and in the turkey russian agreement about creating a militarized zone and striking a cease fire is holding russia's foreign minister says that it is going according to plan the turks concur you are pessimistic about twenty eighteen for syrians before do you still not believe in light at the end of the tunnel. well i am really relieved that there was an agreement for it i was very among those who have very very concern

these we wrote those letters to united nations you know. mr berg. by that time to be known as the fact and the united nations warry a bone to. press freedom situation in egypt in janeiro a little bit more but i'm not. one of them not that there. was a get out because i like. one of them. but at the. other. when i look at a deal of. possibility. that he. feels like he has a leg up in mahmoud's case the one that we presented to the united nations working group on arbitrary detention we requested that that working group. analyze my case declare him to be arbitrarily detained under international law and egypt's international human rights application immediately release him under the least restrictive means possible and to let him exercise his right to freedom of movement and reunite with his family and go where he may the root can to be human rights organizations petition says mr hussein has been arbitrarily detained for one hundred twenty nine days including eighty nine days in solitary confinement he continues to be subject to grave prison conditions

ambassador to the united nations: "no, i'm not running for 2020. i can promise you what i'll be doing is campaigning for this one." but with her time as a member of his administration coming to a now focus on what comes next.nikki haley/u.s. ambassador to the united nations: "people time what they should call me -- governor, ambassador, call me anything, just don't call me anonymous." (grant)that was jessican dean reporting. haley will leave her post by the end of the year. (catherine) also new at ten: another hack. this time targeting the direct enrollment part of health- care-dot-gov. the sensitive and personal information of 75-thousand people has been compromised. the part of the website affectedwasn't not used by the general public but by insurance agents to enroll their clients. the systems affected have been shut down but there aren't many details yet on exactly what personal information was accessed. (grant)and next: over crowding has become a concern for some east bay animal shelters. what incentive contra costa county animal services is o

u united nations. i think what nikki haley has done has been an advocate for foreign policy, but she's not been overly critical of the u.n. on the contrary, she's worked hard to cult fate with other diplomats serving in new york. she's become one of the best advocates for foreign trump policy which obviously has its numerous critics. again, the places where she has die vernged from the administration, most significantly on russia really does show you the fissure in thinking beyond the republican foreign policy establishment the most tough line, expressing great concern over the way putin has operated in europe, the middle east, the way russian intelligence services have operated in the uk and in the context of our own election with at least the message from the white house being much more tolerant of putinism, and nikki haley has made clear she does not support that approach. again, it remains to be seen exactly the circumstances of her departure, of her resignation. but it does not appear at this mome

no i'm back with yan agel and had of dinner which in refugee council is special adviser to the united nations special envoy for syria discussing the situation in a war torn country and the syrian government which is in control of most of the country is now asking the syrian refugees to start coming back home can you help those syrians who want to do that is there anything the un or nerve agent refugee council can do. there is nothing i want more than to help and facilitate the syrian refugees who voluntarily want to return home but there has been number of preconditions and it has to be they have to be installment of. their possibilities and what they go to. it has to be voluntary really and they have to be assisted and it has to be protected it has to be saved at the return so far few refugees have returned home and many more internally displaced have returned home i hope in the future we can have safe and dignified and assisted conditions. and then we would like to facilitate it but it's really up to the refugees themselves just to decide when they feel it's safe to return so last a

ambassador to the united nations nikki haley. her staffers say they learned she was quitting only this morning. >> i think that it's just very important for government officials to understanding when it's time to step aside. >> shepard: the mystery surrounding what's driving her decision. let's get to it.

ambassador as a national security adviser in the initial term of her presence here at the united nations nikki haley basically ran the boat by herself liaising directly with the white house and policy issues basically sidelining that then secretary of state rex tillerson this all changed fundamentally with my compos appointment and man with whom though she insists she had a very good relationship but they had been speculation here that nikki haley was being edged out by the great influence of the secretary of state and the national security advisor that being said though nikki haley kept her seat on the national security body now this is significant because it's very rare that a u.n. ambassador will be on that particular body and just another sign of how much reliance president trump placed on her in terms of forging his administration's policy foreign policy over the last two years so certainly president trump making very clear the that she will be missed as far as he is concerned and saying very clearly too that if she decides to come back she can choose what she wants so very much bus

ambassador to the united nations nikki haley she appeared alongside president trump at the white house to confirm the move but gave away a little about her reasoning was haley is one of only a few original trump appointees left in his team and will step down at the end of the year. the u.s. ambassador's resignation took many by surprise. nikki haley and u.s. president donald trump haven't always seen eye to eye but addressing the prince after the announcement the two were singing each other's praises nikki haley ambassador to the united nations has been very special to me she's done an incredible job she's a fantastic person after forty six year old was seen as one of the more central figures in the trump administration last month she coordinated the president's second trip to the united nations including his first time chairing the security council as the said serving had been an owner but it was now time to move on i was governor for six years and we've dealt with a hurricane a thousand year flood a church during a school shooting over the law and then they come in and do two years o

egeland had of dinner widgeon refugee council and the special advisor to the united nations special envoy for syria welcome to the show great to have you with us today. good to be with you c.n.n. in syria and in turkey russia agreement about creating de-militarized and striking a cease fire is holding russia's foreign minister says that it is going according to plan the turks concur you are pessimistic about twenty eighteen for syrians before do you still not believe in light at the end of the tunnel. well i am really relieved that there was an agreement for it i was very among those who have very very concern for the three million civilians in need lip and i think what russia and turkey did was was really bringing the glimmer of hope to syria and showing that diplomacy can win. but it's a pity we didn't have the same kind of agreements in aleppo and he's done good and that's where but we got it in it to hopefully it will hold it's still not over in italy so pretty as deals with rebels provide it those who do not wish to reconcile with a chance to be bussed to italy does that mean that it

america and took the stage at his maiden united nations general assembly and the landmark is eleven about me yes. yes yes i did date me i don't. know some as. well as. far from having been rehabilitated the man called the mad dog of the middle east by a us president was showing his true colors and baring his teeth at those who believed they'd brought him to heel. they were trying to rehabilitate him in the international community but if you see his speech in front of the arabic summit and also in the. end it seemed like he didn't change when he called the security council the council of terror when he came to the united nations i think that's what he. destroy all of the hope that those countries they had in this show the so the real gadhafi that he is a person he thinks that he is above the united nations is above the world and he is a person who can't really dictate how this world would work and i think that was the point where say clearly this guy is no hope in him but of course there is no hope at least for the libyan people we knew that for forty years this is what this person has don

so one that the astrophysicist director of the united nations office for outer space affairs welcome to the show great to have you with us today so this is a paper thank you my pleasure they took knowledge is advancing so fast these days groundbreaking change is no longer a generation away we see it happen before our eyes in every field however we haven't come back to the moon we haven't gone to mars we'll keep inventing cool smartphones and virtual reality glasses and stuff but it seems like space is being neglected is this the calm before a big storm of some kind of a huge breakthrough what could that be. i will say that space is really in a very interesting phase right now what we see is there. a least in the in few countries the flourishing of the private sector so commercial activists in their in space this is because. certain number of technologists become mature. you see for example in the history of space first a little munich there logical saw the lights and now at the base of asian they're becoming more and more. developed towards applications and services for the benefit o

at the united nations activists and jamal khashoggi friends have held a vigil for him demanding answers from saudi arabia they say the saudi crown prince has blood on his hands and they insist they won't accept any compromises in the case of his murder on this occasion and from this place where the spirit has been lost we clearly state that we do not and will not accept compromises in the case of his murderer and that we will not keep silent on any attempt to evade any criminal criminal from accountability and one from. we will follow all legitimate means to achieve full justice for demand will get a weather update next year on al-jazeera then the rest of the day's news and. i'm wayne hay in palo indonesia where it's been almost a month since the earthquake and tsunami so many people are still missing tens of thousands are homeless and there's ongoing concern for the welfare of children the most vulnerable in the aftermath of the disaster. hello there it certainly is a lot cooler now for many of us across the northern pas of age we're seeing a fair amount of snow from this system as it

agnus color mark does a very specific role for the united nations and it covers exactly the crime committed in the saudi consulate in istanbul three weeks ago she is the special rapporteur on extrajudicial summary or arbitrary executions with regard to the gruesome executor and of saudi johnny jamal khashoggi i want to add my voice to that of my colleague david cave the un special rapporteur on freedom of expression. to call for an international investigation into this murder after she raised the case in the u.n. committee that deals with human rights the saudi representative said she was exceeding her remit of the thinking my did a geisha in wish like to denounce this statement by the special rapporteur we call on her not to exceed her mandate on extrajudicial executions currently do not give us any personal opinion in this official meeting thank you question but she later went further in a news conference the special rapporteur telling me she believes on current evidence saudi arabia as a state is culpable for the murder when where where do we stop the where do we begin where do we stop o

ambassador to the united nations she met with president donald trump at the white house to confirm her resignation and will leave her post at the end of the year also coming up saudi arabia yields to international pressure it says turkish authorities can search is consulate in istanbul one week after the disappearance of a dissident journalist this is the t.v. image taken outside the building is reportedly the last public sighting of jamal khashoggi now missing without a trace and the brutal rape and murder of a television journalist and all gary and her death has sparked international concern over press safety and they said corruption prone the country. thanks for joining us everyone well we start with this breaking news coming out of washington where nikki haley u.s. president donald trump some bastard to the united nations says she's resigning he was appointed to the u.n. post in november twenty sixth last month the forty six year old courtney the trumps second trip to the united nations including his first time chairing the security council and then shortly after the news broke she

ambassador to the united nations and i corruption scandal forces south africa's finance minister from office. in sport quarterback drew brees has made n.f.l. history the new orleans saints pride going past peyton manning's mark to break the all time record a career passing yards. this president says he plans to speak with saudi arabia over the disappearance of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi his comments come as international pressure mounts with both the u.k. and the e.u. saying they are treating this incident seriously remember he has not been heard from since the end to the saudi consulate in istanbul last tuesday turkish officials believe he was murdered saudi arabia insists the allegations. stephanie deka now she is joining us from istanbul outside that saudi consulate what's been happening there today stephanie. when it's nine pm in the evening here kemal and there is some movement coming and leaving the embassy the lights are on the blinds are drawn. but again still no answer on where he is and what's happened to him the latest is the saudi investor than the saudis have al

security adviser john bolton a staunch critic of the united nations has come on board and of course it was six months ago when she indicated to president trump of her interest in departing before the end of this year that of course coincides with the decision president trump made and overlooking her candidacy for the secretary of state position when he chose then congressman mike pompei o. south african presidents are on the porch has accepted the resignation of his finance minister plan plan then a face calls to step down after admitting that he visited two wealthy indian brothers accused of influencing the former president jacob zuma then it was the fourth finance minister in three years for me that miller has more from johannesburg. the resignation of the finance minister and continental has come as little surprise for many south africans that's after he testified at a commission of inquiry into state capture and corruption here in south africa where he admitted to meeting with members of the group to family meeting them privately during his tenure as the finance minister now thi

make the united nations we have undertaken a joint effort. eastern. it was an endeavor of focusing on the end you know these are the lands under the control of the regime. every day people said that's from the engineers in the region at your local volunteer they get work closely with the people mold or badly need to keep on working with russia and turkey the sex. pistols he along with chancellor merkel get this sort of deal the only service it really is this is the community should benefit from expended humanitarian aid. on this if you make the most of the humanitarian aid convoys assure it is this encounter no hurdles no interruptions whatsoever and they should be dispatched to those in need without any delays and there are certain hurdles as we speak some of mentoring aid convoys are being stopped which is unacceptable to get. google to within the framework of the united nations and within the mentality of solidarity and cooperation we will keep on working together another issue out of the final declaration it is about the return of the ref

nations the united nations issued resolution two forty two that calls upon israel to withdraw immediately from the golan heights from the west bank and therefore under international law they are under occupation the occupying force has no right to interfere with their representation they are supposed to pick their own presentation that is according to international humanitarian law geneva conventions that is on one side there on the other side there is also the people in. the golan heights perceived these persons who are who are so-called running for the so-called the elections they are corrupt elements they are collaborators with the enemy with the collaborators with the occupying force they are expecting the people to vote for people who are collaborating with the occupying force that is completely illogical it's impressive that these people in the occupied golan heights. holding on to their national city and identity at a time when so many arab countries are you know are making deals with the israelis it's really interesting that the syrians in the golan heights are not really buying a

nations the united nations issued the resolution two forty two that calls upon israel to withdraw immediately from the golan heights from the west bank and gaza that was in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven the. perseverance it continues and it has been there for a very long time and that is that it's impressive that the people. you know calling for their national rights they are still standing fast and they're considering themselves syrian citizens and therefore under international law they are under occupation the occupying force has no right to interfere with their representation they are supposed to pick their own representation and that is according to international humanitarian law geneva conventions that is on one side there on the other side there is also the people in measure and in the golan heights perceived these persons who are who are so-called running for the so-called elections they are caught up the elements they are collaborators with the enemy with the collaborators with the occupying force they are expecting the people to vote for people who are collaborating with the

she has been in the united nations with us and worked with us on the campaign. it has been a long time, very intense. me, maybe at the end of the two year. , iof the two year period want to take some time off. she has been a successful governor of south carolina for eight years. then she did this, and this is the more intense with what is going on in the world. she has done a fantastic job, and we have done a fantastic job together. we have solved a lot of problems and are in the process of solving problems. in the beginning, north korea was a massive problem, and now it is moving along nicely. i can speak to mike pompeo. , sohinks the world of nikki we are all happy for you, that we hate to lose -- you will probably be coming back at some point. maybe in a different capacity. you can have your pick. nikki end of the year, will be leaving, and we will be in constant touch. any ideas, call me because you know all of the players. that was one of the things she did best. she got to know all of the players, she got to know china, russia, india. she knows everybody o

at the end of november james zira at the united nations the u.k. based charity oxfam has again called on the u.s. u.k. and other governments to stop supplying arms to saudi arabia which is leading a coalition against him and the rebels oxfam says one civilian has died every three hours since august or than five hundred to many were killed. in fighting between the saudi led coalition and the rebels between august first and october fifteenth and he blamed the war for a cholera epidemic which has killed two thousand people in the past eighteen months and yemen's economy it's in tatters spiraling inflation has halved and calms and nearly double the cost of feeding a family or more. doctors have told needs to buy a course of three injections to treat his daughter for diarrhea and inflammation but he can only afford one course because of soaring inflation and the collapse of again many we. don't want them should not. be for one injection cost two dollars now it's three dollars and sixty cents she needs three but they can only afford one we're suffering b

to the united nations. powell is someone well-known within the white house. she served in the administration, for about a year. left earlier this year as depthty national security advisor. president also saying that ivanka trump probably will not get the job, not because she isn't competent. he said maybe there isn't anyone more competent to hold that position. instead the president expressed concerns that she might fall subject to anti-nepotism rules and laws. that is probably one of the reasons why he won't go down that road. in any event nikki haley publicly announced her resignation. she wrote a letter to the president on october 3rd, saying as much. haley said she was a governor six months, six years rather, in the state of south carolina. held the post at the united nations for two years. she felt it was time to move on. >> it was a blessing to go into the u.n. with body armor every day and defend america and i will always do that i will never truly step aside from fighting for our country. but i will