security council is underway over an escalation in series from the u.s. right to stop its military activities there while moscow claims though washington is protecting the last remaining jihadists. also to come continuing chaos in the caucasus the chair of the democratic national committee pool the heavily delayed results and i were to be reassessed amid concerns all the regularity. to keep the regional prime minister steps down in germany right after being elected head off for a huge fallout over a union struck between the german chancellor's party and the right wing alternative .

council needs to act we have been briefing the security council we've been warning them that this is coming but you know humanitarians can only play their part political actors are also needed and they need to stop this fighting and ensure that the civilians are protected i'll come back to the security council and those political act as you rightly mentioned in a moment just dealing with the situation on the ground you say you're trying to help people get away from the front line but the harsh brutal reality is that there is no escape for a lot of these people is that turkey which is taken in millions of people in the past has shut the border so if you're a syrian stranded it right now there's basically a death sentence hanging over you yes what we're dealing with is the situation of 3000000 people who are trapped in a war zone and these are people who are not simply fleeing fighting between 2 opposing armies this is a population which itself is under attack they come from towns and villages which have faced systematic wide scale indiscriminate bombing airstrikes and shelling that's

security council have double standards. today my 1st concern is for the syrian civilians caught in the fighting to continue to relay the urgency of the situation and their desperate need for safety they feel they are not being heard i appeal once again of respect for international humanitarian law and for an immediate cease fire and ultimately towards a nationwide cease fire i urge key international players to continue intensify their contacts to restore calm i urge all members of this council to put their very firmly behind the search for a political way forward. we've already heard all of the return of flourishes that we heard today more than once e.u. are taking advantage of a day of suffering of the civilian population and to speak of a long term peace solution every time when terrorists who are protecting our are in danger well what can we say about this. the u.n. wants to resume the be a talks in geneva the government in tripoli suspended its involvement it says the world must affirm the response toward one if they ha

security council resolutions will be implemented we as palestinians are calling upon the security council to implement the already approved resolutions. many of those who live here today feel left out by the international community they say that the us i think pressure and you are against people who i support. turkey's president is warning of swift revenge of his troops in syria continue to be attacked those are the ones comments come as syrian opposition rebels recaptured a village and it led problems as they try to regain territory lost in government forces and reports. were against the syrian rebels forced to retreat and abandoned their strongholds in the move these fighters have suffered may just setbacks over the last few days but then they launched a sudden counterattack and within our was managed to overrun government positions in may that the rebels also shot down a syrian army helicopter. but there were no match for an army backed by a russian fighter jets the opposition's military victory was shot lived and president bashar al assad's troops soon regain control of the town. alth

just sum up for us the highlighted points of that session at the security council. i'll get pieces in the special envoy was briefing the council on political developments within syria and particularly in northern syria where this crisis is unfolding he spoke of how both turkish and syrian government forces are increasingly coming into contact the syrian forces backed by the russians he stated explicitly this in turn has led to a series of advancing front lines that are compounding the the fate of some 190-0000 displaced people who are being squeezed into a smaller ever diminishing space by these advancing front lines as this conflict continues so what you have here is a political cause that is the ongoing conflict between turkey and the syrian government backed by russian forces along with a humanitarian consequence that is absolutely disastrous and we heard from the humanitarian chief exactly how bad it is making very clear that civilians in this ongoing conflict situation their plight is getting worse and worse and worse this is what he had to say people are fleei

quote we cannot wait every minute people are dying the security council can help the security council know what is happening they are watching yet they do nothing thank you mr president. local clinic when i was very ill i was an arresting intervention from mark lowcock the un relief chief there and in saying the security council knows horses happening and the security council is doing nothing just to recap some of the figures he gave us there he talks about how the number of displaced people since december 1st. 100000 schools to half a 1000000 of the displaced are children he the bombing of women and children is cruel beyond belief also outlying the problem of resources in this troubled region stating that some 7 seek to hospitals clinics health care providers have ceased functioning in that region and underlining again that message we heard from care pederson that people are fleeing but the space they are fleeing to is rapidly diminishing let's head back to hashim. who has been waiting patiently for hours on the turkish syrian border. a very grim briefing has to be said given the u.n

security council resolutions will be implemented we as palestinians are calling upon the security council to implement the already approved resolutions. many of those who leave school to leave here today we'll let it lapse out by the international community they say that the u.s. exercising pressure and flower against people who are supporting. mourners have been attending a public memorial service in nairobi for my kenyan president daniel out up more he led the country for 24 years until 2002 he died last week at the age of 95 catherine stories in nairobi and explains the mixed legacy president more left behind. those who lived through his era as president say that he was larger than life he was an enigma the president will follow everywhere there was so much fear at that time that people even those who are not interested in politics will see aren't to speak out about anything because who knows who could do it and or standing next to you it could be. a lot of other people are saying that he was a dictator who presided over a government that. consented to a detention and torture of a thou

security council. well it was interesting hearing both sides and listening to some of the detail of what they were saying 1st i think worth listening to the u.n. secretary general who we heard before you joined us live with the coverage he didn't mention the trump plan once which i think is telling in his very short speech the u.n. still sit sitting on its existing position which is they wanted 2 state solution on the 1967 borders and then further negotiation from them and that pretty much is the palestinian position. and president sounded at one point very desperate saying the palestinian people just need hope he had with him some maps he had a meeting map of the trump plan he said it was a swiss cheese of a state that was being offered he had another map which showed the situation on the ground at various points over the last 70 years and how the green palestinian territory on that map got smaller and smaller this is all part of the palestinian fight back against the trunk plan with meetings that too

how many times did abbas in the general assembly and the security council? why don't they go to jerusalem? and try to blame that lack of progress on israel complaining instead and then to remain in the 60th year. and then to have sovereignty and then to do everything and then with that lip service long ago became a battle cry and the way to keep the conflict alive. as i mentioned from one end and during that time. feels like a reasonable balance and then 150 resolutions. it's only if you have no intention of negotiating. mr. president as president abbas and with those one-sided resolutions and there with the outcome negotiation. and those that they previously agreed and then to only to be determined with those negotiations. and that must be negotiated from the 1967 lines. so that is the outcome. so why should they negotiate for him? and then to with your demands and then you negotiate. that is what you did with president sadat and with king hussein. and then with that negotiation. so president abbas there is no need for him to negotiate. to make that a remot

security council members. well this is obviously an important meeting and i think that the violence that you've just heard about makes it an even more important meeting as you can see we're right outside u.n. headquarters but in fact a bus this from the security council of let the u.n. building and they come just over the road here this is the u.s. mission to the united nations susan rice the reporters outside here effectively the u.s. embassy to the u.n. and that's where we saw about an hour ago jared cushion or go inside and then in the last 10 minutes or so the ambassadors from the 15 members of the u.n. security council make their way in there having a lunch we're told they're in listening mode listening to the u.s. plan for the middle east but clearly this is a plan that is in contradiction with what the security council has said in the past particularly on israeli settlements which the security council has made clear the general assembly has made clear. under their resolutions illegal in international la

security council after western powers accuse it and moscow of indorsing destruction . the sheer scale of destruction both endorsed and facilitated by russia shows that neither they nor the assad regime can be trusted to deliver a ceasefire it is astonishing the desire of some western countries to cross terrorist groups is the moderate opposition. and britain's determination to end automatic early release for terror offenders sets out on a collision course with the e.u. which threatens to end cooperation in the field if the prime minister moves ahead with this plans put the issue up for debate. people particularly when they. start applying it to people already been convicted already been sentenced already so their sentence then it's unfair and potentially a breach of human rights potentially unlawful don't forget they violated people to be the 1st place. you're watching are to international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program a civilian airliner carrying 172 passengers has been forced to make an emergency landing at russ

security council. says urged the world to reject u.s. president donald trump proposal our diplomatic editor james bays has more. this was the day the palestinians chose to fight back against the trump plan in the un security council president mahmoud abbas describing it as a way to completely destroy the idea of a palestinian state. not the natural this is the summary of the project that was presented to us this is the state that they will give us it's like a piece of swiss cheese really who among you would accept a similar state in similar conditions the palestinians had wanted to get the security council to vote on the trump plan isolating the united states but washington forked back in recent days to news here is the current arab member of the security council in the chair for the meeting there deputy ambassador that's because their ambassador who'd been working on a draft resolution with the palestinians was fired last week under u.s. pressure. after the security council meeting a bizarre media eve

. >> the un security council met in new york city to discuss a proposed plan. we will show you a portion of the meeting with the palestinian president in the u.s. ambassadors to the un. in the name of god your excellency foreign minister president of the security council secretary general your excellency's members of the security council made the peace, mercy and blessings of god be upon you. . i have come to you on behalf of 13 million palestinians to call for justice. i have come to you today ladies and gentlemen to reaffirm the palestinian position that rejects the israeli american proposal. supported by the results of the meeting of the league of arab states and oic and the au. they all concluded that this plan must be rejected fully. in addition to statements issued by the eu russia, china and japan. and other countries around the world. j the commitment to the resolutions and the rejection of this plan reaffirms what is the result of a unilateral stance in the fact that it violates international legitimacy in the legitimacy arab peace initiative. it legit

the tsunami best to you so that the security council seems to be transforming into a need to forum on the scale of open reports quite strong disagreements were articulated between the countries represented at the 15 member body that leads the united nations now when the representative of the united states spoke she had harsh words for both russia and syria accusing them of inappropriate and basically unacceptable actions in their efforts to retake the province of live from terrorist forces the trumpet ministration condemns in the strongest possible terms the assad regime iran hezbollah and russia's barbaric an unjustified military offensive the russian representative spoke about how it seemed like the meeting was convened for the purpose of preventing the syrian arab republic from retaking the province of it live from the terrorists it seems like the meeting was almost scheduled at a range to try and impede the syrian government's efforts this is what the russian ambassador to ben ziad to say these unplanned meets and syria flew a common pattern convene precisely when terrorist groups

security council after western powers accuse it of endorsing destruction. the sheer scale of destruction and the worst. need. nor of the assad regime to be trusted to deliver a ceasefire it is astonishing the desire of some western countries to cross terrorist groups is the moderate opposition. britain's determination to stop terror of thunder scatting automatic early release from prison said sit on a collision course with the a human rights week but the issue of. these are people particularly when it if they could start applying it to people have already been convicted already been sentenced already so part of the sentence then it's unfair and potentially a breach of human rights potentially unlawful don't forget they violated people's human rights to being there in the 1st place. either thanks for joining us this is r.t. . a civilian airliner carrying 172 passengers is being forced to make an emergency landing at. an israeli air raid on a damascus suburb put the plane in danger defense ministry denounced israel for using civilian aircraft as a shield. onl

security council the donald trump's middle east plan would end opes of a palestinian state as israel questions his commitment to peace. short lived victory for syrian rebels against government forces they show they won't give up without a fight it's. the world health organization says the china coronavirus poses a grave threat to the world and should be considered public enemy number one. hello early results are coming in for the 1st democratic primary in the u.s. presidential election with more than half of new hampshire's precincts and bernie sanders has a narrow lead over people to judge our is 3rd no democrat has become the party's presidential nominee without finishing 1st or 2nd in new hampshire in the last 40 years we have 2 correspondents on the story christmas salumi standing by for us in nashua but 1st let's bring in political hay and she's joining us from manchester that is over in new hampshire so it looks like bernie sanders might be the winner patty. here it's kind of strange because this was the unexpected that became the expected sort of explain at the outset of this

security council. proposal will bring neither peace nor stability to the region. turkey's president is promising swift revenge against the syrian government after 5 turkish soldiers were killed on monday turkish backed rebels are reinforcing positions in the province after the syrian army continued to advance lebanon's parliament has backed a new cabinets in the government's financial rescue plan in a vote of confidence they voted in support of incoming prime minister has plan following an 8 hour debates china has confirmed another $96.00 deaths from corona virus bringing the total death toll to more than 1100 people the w.h.o. has officially renamed the virus covert 1000 and says it poses a grave threat to the world those are the headlines radicalized youth is up next on the drawing attention to. libya. since the revolution. al-jazeera explains the complexities of libya's civil. attention and the solution special come on al-jazeera. ironic that many governments around the wall declare that the fight against terrorism is their number one priority this hasn't. the

security council. marks the 40th anniversary of the islamic revolution with a strong. future. program. is going to go thanks for joining us on the program. welcome to this hour. the president. has formally rejected donald trump's middle east peace plan was addressing the u.n. security council where he described the plan as a reward for occupation as the details. palestinian leader mahmoud abbas spoke before the 15 member body that leads the united nations and made his case about why palestine is rejecting the proposal put forward by the white house and israel take a listen. i have come to you to call for a just peace on behalf of the palestinians i have come to you today to reaffirm the palestinian position which rejects the israeli american proposal this is supported by the results of meetings of the arab league the organization of islamic cooperation and the african union they who concluded that this plan must be completely rejected that's in addition to statements by the e.u. russia china japan and others. now abbas did mention he was open to negotiations with israel as lon

security council and we had president mahmoud abbas addressing the security council and it was a strong and emotional speech talking about a palestinian state on offer from the trumpet ministration as being a swiss cheese but this is not the only thing the palestinians wanted and they didn't get what they wanted the original plan was to show that the international community was strongly with the palestinians isolating the u.s. the plan was that for a security council resolution put forward by the palestinians partners on the security council the current arab member tunisia which everyone was going to vote on the problem was they hadn't anticipated the u.s. pushed back a great deal of u.s. pressure on security council members notably on tunisia which led in the end to that is an ambassador who'd come up with a draft version of this resolution being sacked by his own president other council members try to pick up the idea of a resolution over the weekend and i certainly saw 2 more draft versions but in the end i think because of pressure coming from washington the palestinians felt that t

security council has been transformed almost into something else you will heard the intervention of the u.s. permanent representative when she said that he is a nato ally so this is no security council but rather a council that she's being used as a nato forum it is an acceptable threat to say inside this house that the united. states of america pretext to keep going as far as nations of the chalks are an international move my dedication reiterates that attempts by countries to impose nice whose agenda on the security council would among the credibility of this council and refutes all the pretext used by some to demonize the syrian states russia recently renewed its offensive against the terrorist forces in it live it is supporting efforts to take back the city from terrorists and jihad is forces now one particular group terrier al shaab and this is a terrorist group that is widely known around the world for its atrocities for example there are over $1400.00 attacks with tanks machine guns that have been heavy weaponry that have taken place recently in addition they have been countering

security council is underway over an escalation series from the u.s. to stop its military activities there while moscow claims though washington is protecting the last remaining. also to come continuing chaos in the caucasus the chair of the democratic national committee called the heavily delayed results and i were to be reassessed amid concerns all the regularities. regional prime minister steps down in germany right after being elected at africa huge fallout over a union struck between the german chancellor's party and the right wing alternative . hello there welcome you with r.t. international fiery debates is currently underway at the u.n. headquarters in new york over the conflict in syria the country has just addressed the emergency session accusing turkey and other countries to occupying and pillaging syria and supporting terrorist groups let's go live now to new york at the latest from has been following the meeting for just run through them what's been said so far. well it was quite a contentious meeting in the u.n. headquarters as the 15 mem

well certainly the situation continues to deteriorate it within the security council fingers pointed by the u.k. the u.s. germany among others that russia for its ongoing support of syria in this crisis russia responded by saying that the crisis must be brought about by the syrian people alone very clear that the security council remains as divided on this issue as it has been since the beginning of the conflict remembering too that russia has blocked any form of security council action using its veto on 14 occasions when it has come to discussions about the conflict in syria ok my can of their life friends at the u.n. in new york for no thank you well as mike mentioned the u.n. envoy is there are warning or an imminent danger of escalation in the province the turkish president richard burton one says that he is ready to launch a military offensive against syrian government forces. is on turkey's border with syria he sent through this report. turkish troops in have been asked to expand their military outposts their presence here is the result of an agreement between turkey russia and

how many times did abbas in the general assembly and the security council? why don't they go to jerusalem? he is trying to blame the lack of progress on israel complaining instead and then to -- complaining instead of leading. that is not leadership. that was his way when he took office. that remains his way today. that het abbas claimed wants sovereignty for the palestinian people. avoids done everything to receiving it. his words are nothing but lip service. his call for sovereignty long ago became a battle cry rather than an actual goal. it is a way to keep the conflict alive. mentioned, in the last decade, not even one meeting. on the other hand, over 150 u.n. resolutions concerning the palestinians were passed during that time. does that seem like a reasonable balance? with oure meetings negotiating partners and 150 u.n. resolutions. it is only reasonable if you have no real intention of negotiating. mr. president, it must be noted that president abbas' rejection have been encouraged by many in the international community. if not with their words but th

the national security council. lou: you are saying the personnel office at the white house. >> the permanent bureaucracy that you can't fire or even transfer. they look at the president and say we'll be here long after you are gone. lou: they may be, but they will be chastened. i want to talk to you about your book called "the revolution." lolou: i want to suggest to you that you join "tucker carlson tonight" on the fox news channel. that's because mark steyn, the fella in the green tie. he and i will be lining up in a battle of wits in tucker's ask show. it starts at 8:00 p.m. on the fox news channel. joining us is the man taking on all those challenges and more. national security advisor robert o'brien. let's begin with vindman. the president is entitled to have whomever he wants anywhere in that big white house behind you. why is there any issue here over vindman? >> i never understood that. the nsc serves as the personal staff of the president. many of them are detailees from other departments. we expect and ho

the un security council has seen heated debate over the syrian government offensive against militant forces and it led province at the emergency session damascus is on what slammed western countries for supporting terrorist groups are that the u.s. representative head back the situation in northwest syria demands an immediate comprehensible and verifiable ceasefire with whom do you want to hold the ceasefire with the entities that you agree to designate as terrorist groups in this council it is astonishing the desire of some western countries to cause terrorist groups in it live as the moderate opposition this is the russian bombs that have destroyed searing hospitals and driven syrian children from their homes we're hearing all of this criticism against russia but none of it is based on anything the sheer scale of destruction both endorsed and facilitated by russia shows that neither they nor iran nor the assad regime can be trusted to deliver a ceasefire it will be syrian territory and any illegitimate military presence there is the responsibility of the state where those nationals

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security council resolutions will be implemented we as palestinians are calling upon the security council to implement the already approved resolutions. many of those who will do it here today feel left out by the international community they say that the u.s. was pressured and are against people who are supporting. al-jazeera senior political analyst says the palestinian president has missed an opportunity to present an alternative plan. his entire presence in new york was supposed to be to add to q. late a palestinian vision a palestinian strategy that the u.n. security council members would prescribe to would support instead of supporting the thrum plan but all what he spent on this vision was about 2 lines one minute talking about quartet an international conference why international conference how international conference how would that lead to bilateral negotiations none of that so he was mostly on the defensive on the other hand what we saw is an israeli ambassador that never fails to disappoint i mean cliches and lies and deception and spin nonstop basically saying that a bass mus

book and national security council sent a letter to bolton's lawyer on friday expressing concerns the manuscript contains classified information which bolton denies reportedly contains allegations trump suspended military aid to ukraine to force it to investigate his political rivals alten was sacked by trump in september before a complaint by an anonymous was a war was made public candidates vying for the democratic presidential nomination have held a fiery debate and new hampshire ahead of next week's key vote in the a.b.c. news debate 2 candidates who are awaiting the iowa results faced a barrage of criticism from their rivals are proud manly reports. 4 days from now the voters here in new hampshire will weigh in and 7 democratic hopefuls head to head to the hoop to convince new hampshire to vote for them in tuesday's primary thank the debate started with messages of unity and the matter who wins this day i'm playing we're all going to stand together. but it didn't take long for the presidential hopefuls to start trading bolts. old pete footage as was singled out for his to see a p

security council meeting that just took place here in manhattan. ok caleb thank you for breaking that down for us that artie's more pain well let's discuss this further now let's cross live to eric sperling executive director of just foreign policy thank you for joining us on the program now the u.s. is calling on russia to stop targeting rebel groups almost washington is protecting the last remaining extremist militants why do they have such different perspectives on who are terrorists and who are not. thanks for thanks for having me well i think many r.t. viewers probably are familiar with the long history of geo political struggles between the united states and former soviet you know now russia and i think this is unfortunate just another chapter in that story where. you know of course back in seventy's and eighty's we had the united states that saw no issues or was happy to provide support to groups in afghanistan were fighting the soviet union that of course had very islamised points of view and the united states was happy to arm those groups

security council over an escalation in serious didley province will convene in a few hours from now with the u.s. calling on russia to stop its military activities while moscow claims washington is protecting the last remaining jihadists like a regional prime minister steps down in germany right after being elected i made a huge fallout over you need struck between the german chancellor's party and the right wing alternative for germany plus also on the way is the us election primary starts with a follow future you can change in policy a lot of videos and images but the fade wording of the new rules does spark concerns the tech giants may use it to censor supporters of politicians they dislike and in moscow a cool kids custody to social services of a completely healthy child left by parents in hospital for 5 years. hello welcome just gone on the clock in the evening here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council is to convene in new york in a few hours from now the session has been called by the u.s. the u.k. and also france and it

the national security council. lou: you are saying the personnel office at the white house. >> the permanent bureaucracy that you can't fire or even transfer. they look at the president and say we'll be here long after you are gone. lou: they may be, but they will be chastened. i want to talk to you about your book called "the revolution." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherever we want to go, we just have to start. autosave your way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. the business of hard work... ...hustle... ...and high fives. modernized comfort inn's and suites have been refreshed because our business is you. get the lowest price guaranteed on all choice hotels when you book direct at choicehotels.com. our retirement plan with voya gives us confidence. we can spend a bit now, knowing we're prepared for the future. surprise! we renovated the guest room, so you can live with us. i'm good at my condo well planned, well invested, well protected. voya. be confident to and through retirement. lolou: i want to

council before nothing the security council has been deeply divided since the very beginning of the syrian conflict russia has wielded its veto on 14 occasions preventing any form of united security council action in the face of what is becoming the greatest humanitarian crisis of the 21st century the international community appears unable to act political interests continuing to take priority over the suffering of millions of civilians mike hanna al-jazeera united nations. well as we have mentioned turkey's president reza top one says he's ready to launch a military offensive against syrian government forces. reports from her time on turkey's border with syria. turkish troops in have been asked to expand their military outposts their presence here is the result of an agreement between turkey russia and iran 2 years ago to establish safe zones but these turkish soldiers might soon get involved in the biggest military campaign or their deployment president was up by your husband the military operation is imminent to get. on the subject of id lip turkey has made all preparations to ca

he is detailed to or assigned to the national security council. so this notion that he could be transferred some three weeks early certainly is a sign that anyone who is less than fully loyal to president trump, even coming to issues of national security or election integrity, certainly the underlying case with the ukraine issue, less than fully loyal you will pay a price. now, if vindman is retransferred he would likely i'm told go back to the department of defense and the defense secretary mark esper has talked about the potential for that. here he is. >> welcome back all of the service members, wherever they serve to any assignment given. i would refer you to the army for detail on that. as i said, we protect all of the persons, service members from retribution or anything like that. we have already addressed that in policy and other means. >> reporter: so here's the deal. when esper said we addressed that i'm told that the army has done and continues to do security reviews for vindman and his family. one point considered moving him an his fami

council together. how t would you respond to reports that they may have worked together to plot impeaching the president before there were formal house impeachment proceedings? why do i asked this question because they are news report saying that these two i peopl people, one works for adam one worked at the national security council that they knew each other and were overheard talking about impeaching the president in the first month of all this januar january 2017 already plotting the impeachment. they said we should protect the whistleblower and you deserve anonymity the law does not preserve anonymity but when you get into the details talking about whistleblowers there is a lot of opinions. the greatest whistleblower in american history was edward snowden. half the people want to put him to death the other half want to put them in jail forever. it depends on what you blow the whistle on whether they are for that statute. i am not for retribution's on the whistleblower at a wedding to go to jail and

security council after western powers accuse it and more scope of indorsing destruction. the sheer scale of destruction both indorsed and facilitated by russia shows that neither they nor the assad regime can be trusted to deliver a cease fire it is astonishing the desire of some western countries to cross to terrorist groups is the moderate opposition brittany's terminations to stop terror then just getting automatic early release from prison sets it on a collision course with the human rights we put the issue up for the fact these are people particularly when it if they're going to start applying it to people who are already been convicted already been sentenced already so part of their sentence then it's unfair potentially a breach of human rights potentially unlawful don't forget they violated people schuman rights to be in there in the 1st place. hello good evening you're watching r.t. where she's called 9 o'clock am in moscow our top story this hour a passenger plane carrying 172 people has been forced to make an emergency landing in syria that after it narrowly mis

the national security council sent a letter bolton's lawyer of friday the expressed concern with the manuscript containing classified information bolton denies that the book reportedly contains allegations trump suspended military aid to ukraine to force it to investigate his political rivals of whom was sacked by trump in september just before a complaint by an anonymous whistleblower was made public candidates vying for the democratic presidential nomination have held a fiery debate in new hampshire head of a key primary vote there next week during the a.b.c. news debate bernie sanders and pete judge faced with a challenge brother by rivals over their electability and experience the 2 were top finishers in the iowa caucuses that kicked off the start of the democrats' race to the white house you hampshire's primary is seen as a crucial test for joe biden and elizabeth warren who both trailed in the 1st caucus. bernie sanders has consistently led opinion polls in the state he urged all of the hopefuls to unite behind the final candidates of the way we defeat donald trump and everybod

security council in new york says the proposal won't bring peace or stability to the region and only extends israeli control over palestinian land a bus called on the international community to put pressure on israel to achieve lasting peace in the not so placed the final opportunity yeah. i've come before you today to say that he's between israelis and palestinians is still possible. it is achievable i've come to you to build an international partnership to achieve a just comprehensive and lasting peace and we are still committed to this peace as a strategic choice. and. this is the summary of the project that was presented to us this is the state that they will give us its like a swiss cheese really who among you will accept a similar state and similar conditions this deal ladies and gentlemen includes instructions and the entrenchment of occupation and annexation by military force and the strengthening of the apartheid regime. where we have correspondents covering every angle of this story stephanie decker is and west jerusalem monitoring israeli reaction to abraham is in ramallah

security council. judy to me over these developments in northwest syria and if you could just bear with us i think we can depend because the u.s. attorney general is making some remarks now not to be. taken lightly and so i've been insisting on the need to stop the fighting the need for a cease fire i think it will count not only the humanitarian consequences of the fighting and of course any escalation never to be more than a magic humanitarian consequences but. the enormous risk that the potential escalation in itself could represent with a conflict of a different nature that could have much more. dramatic impact. thank you very much mr president and no i would like to us as many because to believe the polls. show me the attention on. if you're not up on the horn of the most minute ago now right now there is a guy security council meetings taking place on what's been happening here in northwest syria and this is taking place at the request of several countries and certainly from a humanitarian perspe

officials to security council members. deborah i was on with a lot from the united nations thank you. what a close is travel restrictions and trade routes suspended governments are imposing ever tougher measures to control the spread of coronavirus in the middle east saudi arabia is halting these is full of the pilgrimage and restricting tourists travel from affected countries iraq has closed schools and universities and banned public gatherings as well as flights from several countries and iran $26.00 people have died but on trial meanwhile has promised the u.s. government will spend whatever is needed to deal with the outbreak he's put vice president mike pence in charge of america's response when europe is confirmed its 12th death there's been a 2nd in france overall 82000 infections have now been recorded in 44 countries and territories well the head of the world health organization says we could be on the brink of a global pandemic we had a. decisive point for the past 2 days the number of new cases reported in the re