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diplomats meet in geneva as part of strategic talks revived by president biden and putin at a june summit. deputy secretary of state wendy sherman held several talks. they addressed nuclear weapons, artificial intelligence and cyberspace. coronavirus cases surge to a record high in mel bourne australia. australian officials blame the spike on illegal home gatherings to watch a major soccer match. australia's two largest cities are in a weeks long lockdown that resulted in mass protest. swedish police look for a man in connection with an explosion and fire at a large apartment building in sweden. 16 people were injured in the blast, four seriously. swedish media are reporting the suspect is a man in his 50s who lived with his mother in that building. a local newspaper reports the property owner had been trying to evict them from that apartment. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. to run a growing business, is to be on a journey. and along the ride, you'll have many questions. challenges. and a few surprises. but wherever you are on your journey.

strategic talks in switzerland, deputy secretary of state, wendy sherman led the us delegation at the geneva gathering. it was organized the ease tensions between the world's 2 largest nuclear powers in a joint statement. the 2 sides said the meeting was intensive, and substantive. facebook has insisted its products do help young people, even though the company's own research found it could harm them. the tech giant's global safety chief told the us senate hearing that it monitor is how children use its products to minimize the bad and maximize the good. the firm has been accused of ignoring its own study that was leaked to the media on the negative impact of instagram, which is owned by facebook on the young people's mental health it since i put a new instagram service for children on hold following heavy criticism, i know that we have released a number of the reports and we are looking to find ways to really release more of this research. i want to be clear that this research is not a bombshell. it's not causal research. it's in fact, joe, with a product this, this research is a bomb shell

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transition is above all an economic transition to be convinced one only needs to visit the stance at geneva. huge car show electric is in fashion. it is even the industry as future new vehicles are presented as green or down to see for 0 emissions. ah, the ecological argument offers traditional carmakers is the opportunity to reinvent them. because since the diesel gave scandal in 2015, the buyers have become more responsible adopters. off electric vehicles are people who believe in sustainability. they want to do goods for the environment and they want to do their parts to contribute to fewer emissions and less pollution community. she has an up to that model job, you know, but we're all going to jump up instead of it's really quick. and this is why for us, at the end of your group, it's important to offer electrified driving in each of our segments. in addition to the public's new found awareness, there are new environmental constraints. this is one of the effects of 21, especially in the european union. by 2030 vehicles will have to emit almost 40 percent less c o 2 per kilometer. the el

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let the us delegation at the geneva gathering. it was organized to ease tension between the world's 2 largest nuclear powers in a joint statement. the 2 sides said that the meeting was intensive and substantive . haiti has postponed elections scheduled for november, despite pressure from the international community. it's the 4th time the election has been cancelled from the audio on races that he'll set a new date or the next year with grow against ability. many people say that security is their main concern. i'll just here is andy gallagher. reports show. this is a nation without a function in government where gang violence is so prevalent that people are forced to hide many a fearful of kidnappings. in neighborhoods where gangs appeared to have total control on it, that the state is going from bad to worse. the situation of the people is worsening . the coming overwhelming for a patient there is no hope for us, especially in the young people by adding to the sense of insecurity is yet another painstaking recovery from an earthqu

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more and more weapons we're seeing coming out of geneva becoming more visible. and we've seen that particularly after palestinians escape israeli prisons. and many are telling us that this is part of palestinians showing defiance to these really that are increasing the rates to the palestinian city. the united nations, as calling on the european government her last few days into grice, montera, and chief. martha griffith says one in 5 people is now suffering malnutrition in the region. after almost a year of conflict, the death toll from a battle between rival drug gangs out of prison in ecuador has risen to more than a 100. government has declared a state of emergency across the prison system. to issue the president has appointed a geologist with little political experience as the country's 1st female prime minister. he's also not le buddha, and with forming government. last week i said, announced he'd rule by decree, barking protests. china is rationing electricity as a struggle with the contain a growing power crisis now and it's 2nd week long hours of outage

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the 5th at the crocker amazon sports complex that's located at 7, 9, 9, moscow street and geneva streak. topic. many are waiting and advance an answer for when our indoor mask mandates going away. santa cruz county became the first one nearest to. >> drop that mandate for those who are vaccinated. the decision was made because it can the county had moved into the cdc's yellow tier for moderate community transmission that happened 2 days ago, not only to santa cruz county but several other bay area counties. but by this afternoon, all those yellow counties were back in orange, meaning substantial community transmission. santa cruz county says it will not put the mandate back in place. factions disease. experts say they think if counties can maintain the yellow status. there should be no trouble lifting the mandate. >> right now there's no real storm cloud coming in the world. we've played about new and our wind and see 1, 2, and none of these really seem to be threatening in the same way that delta was so personally speaking looking at the weather map of covid. you know, i don't really s

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radio for it is detained richard folk and held him for 20 hours before putting him back on a chain to geneva. israel has understood that its legal arguments are not persuasive, so they've tended to attack the, the person or the institution. for instance, they called the i c, c decision, pure anti semitism. or, you know, rather than saying it was wrong for legal grass, they didn't bother with the argument. and the same thing in, in my experience sake, they want to wound the messenger rather than deal with the message. because their arguments are too weak now. and that's why i've been saying that the palestinians are winning the legitimacy war their, their grievances are gaining more public support and understanding then israel's proper propaganda, even though it's heavily subsidized and all kinds of ideological support. it's losing ground analia of keen intellect or thought earlier, the williams, the lord mac and hob, her hill abroad you have in my 2nd a lu, julie called the am and you had only give me malicious fee in we'll say a theme audits elected to campus online for gen, lock them up, i

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and, know, just geneva street more details on this testing site and others just head to our website. cdc came out today with an urgent health alert. urging pregnant women to get vaccinated. >> as kron four's. rob fladeboe tells us the alert comes as thousands of pregnant women nationwide are now hospitalized with covid and the death toll is rising. >> shockingly, the u.s. center for disease control and prevention reporting wednesday that nationwide 22 pregnant women died as a result of complications from covid-19 in august alone. the worst month yet of the pandemic all told more than 125,000 pregnant women have contracted the virus. 22,000 have been hospitalized. 161 have died amid a 70% increase in the risk of death. among those infected as a result, the cdc strongly recommending vaccinations for pregnant women and those who have recently given birth the urgency echoed by santa clara county public health's doctor sarah rodman couldn't is always a really tough time. it can be a time. a lot of worry and i think there are a lot of pregnant folks out there. >> who may have waited for mo

that is actually a violation of international law, of geneva convention. according to the law, the polish order guard should, should arrest the personho crosses the border illegally and then in the detention center this person should be granted an option for applying for asylum. >> now since the state of emergency was pronounced by the lush government it means that groups like yourself, journalist, they can't get to the area to verify this for themselves. how are you dealing with trying to get help to the migrants with this situation there, now, on the bord? >> we are being contacted by family, relatives, and friends of those crossing at the moment and by those people who have their phones, stl. if they send us a pin that shows that they are not in the zone, that they crossed this area of emergency state, we are able to reach them, to find them, and to help them with food, some medical aid. give them some warm clothes. that really is humanitarian aid. unfortunately, mt of the groups are still in the zone, which makes it impossible for us to reach them. >>

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so, what i would say is that we need to describe it as a geneva convention around certain areas that are really off limits for partisan fighting. certain issues that fundamentally mean that we all lose if we do not deal with them in a government shutdown is one of them, a default on the debt is one of them. not having our leaders in place because the confirmation process is not working. we need to see leadership across the political spectrum coming together and saying we can disagree around policies and we should have that argument but we need to agree that the health of our government is fundamental to our democracy and we need to be on board to make sure that we have a system that will work in the very challenging world that we exist in, and have them put all of these issues in the same bucket. we need long-term solutions just not another band-aid. host: you have worked in his field for many years. how do moments like these affect a newly hired federal worker, someone just entering public service for the first time or considering that? is there a morale impact? guest: the answer is

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these are war crimes, these are violations of the geneva commit convention. they should be investigated. but obviously the kangaroo court here is a kangaroo court in the sense that it's cow towering to us into british pressure. the u. s. bullying of the international criminal court did what it set out to do, and that was to get the us off the hook here. miss, that's a terrible precedent. the, you know, the job of the icpc is to investigate crimes within these theaters. not to favor one party over another, and that's exactly what it's doing. what i and many other, you know, human rights advocates have been saying for years is that the i c. c has been used as a tool by the west to punish developing countries. the only leaders successfully prosecuted by the i c. c, have been from african countries. what is the saying to the world saying to the world, if you are a week country, you can be subject to i cc prosecution. but if you are a strong economic and military power, like the us who can throw its weight around, you will be exempt from human rights prosecution.

in geneva today, the agency's director in africa addressed the victims, some of whom were as young as 13. >> we in w.h.o. are indeed humbled, horrified and heartbroken by the findings of this inquiry. as w.h.o. leadership, we apologize to these people, to the women and girls, for the suffering that they have had because of the actions of our staff members and people we have sent into their communities to help in a very difficult situation of an epidemic. >> nawaz: the associated press has reported that senior w.h.o. officials were informed of the abuse claims back in 2019, but failed to act. an overloaded boat docked in sicily overnight with nearly 700 migrants on board-- that marks the biggest arrival in italy in five years. passengers were mostly from africa, and were crammed together on a rusty fishing boat out of libya. after disembarking, they headed to a reception center. nearly 45,000 migrants have reached italy this year, nearly double the total at the same point last year. back in this country, the georgia man accused of killing eight people at spas in the atlanta area pleade

we got from geneva and mission all the way to the inner mission and 14th. my daughter rode with me, got her to school in less than 20 minutes. it was a wonderful ride. the red lanes worked. no one was blocking us. the driver drove professionally and, you know, what, the bus was packed, but it felt safe. every single person was wearing a mask. i forgot my wallet at home. she still waited for me. i had to come back but we made it on time and i think there has been a lot of good work done and a lot of that improvement has been the result of the advocacy of the transit riders and those that know the system intimately ride it day in and day out. so i'm very happy to say that the part of town that i represent, the essential workers have been getting up every single day to get to work, they're riding those buses. every single one of the buses was packed today. the 14r, the 14, 43, every single one of them. and thanks so supervisor melgar and her advocacy, we have the m-line coming back. that's also serving our district now. that's a really big deal. you know, the

these are war crimes, these are violations of the geneva commit convention. they should be investigated. but obviously the kangaroo court here is a kangaroo court in the sense that it cow towing to us into british pressure. the u . s. bullying of the international criminal court did what it set out to do, and that was to get the us off the hook here. miss, that's a terrible precedent. the, you know, the job of the i, c. c is to investigate crimes within these theaters. not to favor one party over another, and that's exactly what it's doing. what i and many other, you know, human rights advocates have been saying for years is that the i c. c has been used as a tool by the west to punish developing countries. the only leaders successfully prosecuted by the i c. c, have been from african countries. what is this saying to the world saying to the world? if you are a weak country, you can be subject to i cc prosecution. but if you are a strong economic and military power, like the us who can throw its weight around, you will be exempt from human rights prosecuting.

in geneva today, the agency's director in africa addressed the victims, some of whom were as young as 13. >> we in w.h.o. are indeed humbled, horrified and heartbroken by the findings of this inquiry. as w.h.o. leadership, we apologize to these people, to the women and girls, for the suffering that they have had because of the actions of our staff members and people we have sent into their communities to help in a very difficult situation of an epidemic. >> nawaz: the associated press has reported that senior w.h.o. officials were informed of the abuse claims back in 2019, but failed to act. an overloaded boat docked in sicily overnight with nearly 700 migrants on board-- that marks the biggest arrival in italy in five years. passengers were most from africa, and were crammed together on a rusty fishing boat out of libya. after disembarking, they headed to a reception center. nearly 45,000 migrants have reached italy this year, nearly double the total at the same point last year. back in this country, the georgia man accused of killing eight people at spas in the atlanta area pleaded

these are violations of the geneva commit convention. they should be investigated. but obviously the kangaroo court here is a kangaroo court in the sense that it cow towing to us into british pressure. the u . s. bullying of the international criminal court did what it set out to do, and that was to get the us off the hook here. miss, that's a terrible precedent. you know, the job of the icpc is to investigate crimes within these theaters. not to favor one party over another. and that's exactly what it's doing. what i and many other, you know, human rights advocates have been saying for years is that the i, c. c has been used as a tool by the west to punish developing countries. the only leaders successfully prosecuted by the i c. c. have been from african countries. what is this saying to the world saying to the world, if you are a week country, you can be subject to i cc prosecution. but if you are a strong economic and military power, like the us who can throw its weight around, you will be exempt from human rights prosecuting. basically, what we are left with is

ready for it is detained richard folk and held him for 20 hours before putting him back on a plane to geneva. israel has understood that it's legal arguments are not persuasive, so they've tended to attack the, the person or the institution. for instance, they called the i c, c decision, pure anti semitism. or, you know, rather than saying it was wrong for legal grad. they didn't bother with the argument. and the same thing in, in my experience they, they want to wound the messenger rather than deal with a message. because their arguments are too weak now. and that's why i've been saying that the palestinian so winning the legitimacy war their, their grievances are gaining more public support and understanding then israel's proper propaganda, even though it's heavily subsidized and all kinds of ideological or support, it's losing ground. analia of keen intellect or thought earlier, the williams, the la with a matter of hob heather hill abroad, you have in my 2nd a lu, julie called the and you had the lawyer militia, fee and say to me, then odyssey, left campus online for jen. other luck, i d

i'm heading up was my little while back remy heads, euro mediterranean, human rights monitor based in geneva. it conducted an investigation into these attacks in gaza and came to broadly the same conclusion is the people on the ground at the time that the 4 towers had no military purpose whatsoever. however, these railey army disagreed, claiming the buildings were being used for military purposes. so where does the truth live? why with these talents singled out bombs and destroyed. this is exactly one of the of the questions that have has to be asked by whatever inquiry that should be held. what was the primary goal of these attacks? was it really to, to damage military objects that were in those buildings, or rather a show of force to intimidate the gas and population. and if the laughter and it does seem like the latter, and in the latter, that's an illegal attack. and that's unlawful and might amount to work on the fact that missiles from israeli jet struck the towers, undisputed. but what isn't clear, if the reason behind the attacks or the process of how exactly a building is selected f

the geneva convention spelled out very clearly in the rules to war. that even when enemy combatants are present, the, those who are at war must pre precaution the lives of civilians, obviously withdrawn a tags. the u. s. kills 1st and ask questions later or kills 1st and never asked questions, and they do it with impunity. brian really appreciate your your insights, and your passion is all bron becca activists of the anti war unsecured ocean. and i appreciate your passion, you most passionate. you will, you will be somewhere else. you want me watching the stick around if you can, one use up to the break. ah, so much happening in paris. they are taking it all in geo politics. gone. birds are australia, friends, the u. k. all battling it out. what appears to be a new york ah, is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? tycer lation for community. you going the right way or are you being direct? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to defend the join us in the depths will remain in

personally literally left about that document to top secret, but you can from gosh, and now i'm in geneva is really a pacific country. i just want to remind you of that for much less than that in the us. in the and of trump term people are most, it's not so much they took their fire arms and the internet for now. i mean there was not moment of expectation the moment where people are i really digesting the group. but from now and i think and what we saw yesterday is just the beginning of the arena, protest against the i said. and that should read because it's really not find them . and i am really, they say, i do believe that the junior army natural as it is, i mean they, we didn't, they would never shoot people on the street during the max of the fact of the matter is, is that case, i said has a huge amount of political support, still he's still popular and puff of the country. so there is support for him. i'll guess in june is talking about revolutions and counter and civil disobedience is way of dislodging him from power. but with, with this level of political support, it's going to tak

and now i'm in geneva, it's really a pacific country. i just want to remind you of that for much less than that in the us. in the and trump term. people are most, it's not so much. they took the fire arms and the internet for no, i mean there was not moment of expectation the moment where people are really digesting the group. but from now and i think and what we saw yesterday is just the beginning of the arena, protest against the i said, and the read because it's really not like them. and i am really, they say, i do believe that the junior is in army natural as it is. i mean, they will, they will never shoot people on the street. nobody in the max of the fact of the matter is, is that case, i said has a huge amount of political support. still, he's still popular and part of the country. so there is support for him, i'll guess in june. so talking about revolutions and counter and civil disobedience is waived, dislodging him from power. but with, with this level of political support, it's going to take a bit more than protest straight, i

she pasco says to produce sheep in, in tundra the geneva metro ki janae's troubled life, continued it's downward spiral. during his thirties, he spent several of those years in prison and wrote his 1st novel behind barnes. our lady of the flowers was published in 1943, and a miss 30 copies were printed of the 1st edition. but in 1949 things changed version. he'd accumulated 10 previous criminal convictions, and under french law faced a life sentence, but several leading autistic figures including the right to john cato and the philosopher john paul. so successfully petitioned the french president to have the sentence such a signed me. jenny was free and never returned to prison. instead, he threw himself into his writing and became the free spirited literary gay icon he's known today. ah, so, you know delicate evidence delicacy. libya, i'm a lot of lisa lunel, if you do it, and then it's an elite delica, you delicate, a little water melody. the water home with are enough or either to a bitter and i'm not in any way to say it was all it was was l jeanette? me well, joining and shook re h

and now i'm in, geneva is really a pacific country. i just want to remind you of that for much less than that in the us. in the end of trump term people are most, it's not so much. they took their fire arms and the internet for no, i mean there was not moment of expectation the moment where people are really digesting recoup. but from now and i think and what we saw yesterday is just the beginning of the arena, furthest against the i said. and that should read because it's really not find them . and i am really, they say, i do believe the junior army natural as it is. i mean, they, we didn't, they would never shoot people on the street during the max of the fact of the matter is, is that case, i said has a huge amount of political support. still he still popular and puff of the country . so there is support for him, i'll guess in june is talking about revolutions and counter and civil disobedience, his way of dislodging him from power. but with, with this level of political support, it's going to take a bit more than protest straight.

as you know, international law does not apply, the geneva convention does not apply, american law does not apply -- nothing about that place. it is just a dark place, a black site. so when general miller arrived, he was the first one who brought the standard operation procedure and he was the first one started developing what they called enhanced interrogation technique, enhanced torture technique. we were kept in solitary confinement. food, clothes, medicine, air, everything was an experiment. also, psychologists provide the experiment. around 800 detainees from 15 nationalities, 20 languages spoken, and the youngest detainee was a baby brought in with his father and kept in the hospital. that man -- what hurt me most was seen that man. i could not take it. i had to fight every day with the guards. yes, general miller -- there is research called -- how guantanamo was tned into an experiment lab. amy: james yee was a chaplain who would come out and talk about what happened at guantanamo. >> it shocked and surprised us all. the first time i talked to him, i s taken to the interrogation

a top secret that you get from gosh, and now i'm in geneva, it's really a pacific country. i just want to remind you of that for much less than that in the us in the and trump term where people are most, it's not so much. they took the fire arms and the internet for no, i mean there was not moment of expectation. the moment where people really digesting the group, but from now and i think and what we saw yesterday is just the beginning of the arena, furthest against the i said and the grade because it's really not like them. and i am really, they say, i do believe that the junior is in army natural as it is. i mean, they will, they will never shoot people on the street during the max of the fact of the matter is, is that case, i said has a huge amount of political support. still, he's still popular and part of the country. so there is support for him, i'll guess in june s as walking about revolutions and counter and civil disobedience, his way of dislodging him from power. but with, with this level of political support, it's going to take a bit more than protest straight. i

scenes of celebration in geneva, switzerland fresh after the country legalized same-sex marriage sunday. nearly two thirds of swiss voters approved. the vote makes switzerland the 30th country worldwide and one of the last in western europe to extensible marital status to same-sex couples. jobina: history will be made at the metropolitan opera in new york city, kicking off a new season with fire shut up in my bones, the first time and cooperate by a black composer will be performed on the stage -- time an opera by a black composer will be performed on the famous stage. >> i have to tell you it is filled with mixed emotions because i am the first but i know i am not the first qualified and that has to be said. jobina: it is based on a memoir of the same name by new york times columnist charles below about how he fell -- he found his voice. you can catch an interview on abc7. reggie: a stanford coach sentenced in the infamous college admissions scandal sharing his side of the story. jobina: looking live at the big board at the mis-c. an update on the markets next. -- at the new york stock

we also at geneva before the end of the year. so i'm just wondering, i'm just looking at this picture for you here on my laptop. i am wondering if the united nations have what they dealing with shifts all nation jury carries my take a little bit complicated. they have egos, all of this, you are throwing up united nations environment program. how was i handling that? you know, i wrote a book that is called never trust. this guinea dies in chef. you know why i gave that little because the chef are taking themselves too seriously. we have to have a little bit of irony. we have to have a little bit of playing job on and be open any ronnie, 2 hours that but the end we are cook and that, and that's what it is, you know. and so, you know, when i say when, when i have to say and express what i'm doing every day, i say, you know, guys what i'm doing every day, just gonna, i compress into edible bye. and my passion music are, you know, the fact guard but also ceiling. go to the story because mike was being deeply valeo, but feel there by a