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how they can make a run to the white house. beating the zika virus. could a pesticide make a comeback the accelerated development of north korea s nuclear and ballistic missile programme poses a serious threat to international peace and security. the u.n. security council gathered for an emergency meeting. u.s. ambassador samantha powell says the launch was hostel, illegal, brazen and reckless. she is calling for sanctions against the country. gabriel elizonda has more ambassadors and diplomats rushing in to the security council chamber for an emergency meeting. weakness is not an option. after the closed door meeting, the security council offered strong condemnation and promised a new resolution. samantha powell says the rocket launch was more than a provocation, but a direct threat that advanced north korea s nuclear ambitions. pyongyang claims it launched a paceful earth observation satellite. nobody is fooled. so-called vehicles are the same technology ....
tuning out their president, the haitians still hit the street. plus. judge reporter: all over the country rain or shine, sickness and in health, people are trying to put aside their troubles party for an entire week. as though there were no tomorrow the german chancellor angela merkel is in turkey over talks in relation to the refugee crisis. a meeting will happen as more people flee the city of aleppo and surrounding areas in the face of a bombardment by syrian forces backed by russian air power. reporter: the air strikes are intense. the aim of the syrian government is to weaken the defenses of the opposition before ground forces move in. it is at the north-eastern entrance of aleppo on the only route in and out of rebel held districts inside the divided city. translation: the regime already cut off the roads in the northern side. the only life line is the crossing here. if they are taken over, there will be no way to get reinforcements. reporter: it is alon ....
earthquake. tuning out their president, martelly has gone but haitian still hit the streets. starting with a bang. china welcomes the lunar new year but prospects for the economy are not looking so great bright. german chance letter angela merkel is meeting the president in ankara as more people flee the city of aleppo in the face of bombardment of syrian forces. our correspondent is on the border with syria. reporter: the air strikes are intense. the aim of the syrian government is to weaken the defenses of the opposition before ground forces move in. it is at the north-eastern entrance of aleppo. it is on the only route in and out of rebel held districts inside the divided city. translation: the regime already cut off the roads. the life line for the rebels is ham ra. if that is taken, there will be no way to send reinforcements. reporter: it is one of two crossings on the turkish border. it is not far from the south-western side of aleppo. the syrian government ....
smart people are gathered we are having conversations about things that are not necessarily being discussed so broadly everywhere else. the issue here is the threat that progress poses to employment, to work, and to labor, and how we should think about those things. we ve got divide a panel with us quite a panel with us today. on your right is andrew mcafee, he is a principal research scientist at mit and he studies how digital technologies are changing business, the economy and society. he is the co-founder on the digital economy at mit and co-author of a great book, the second machine age work progress and prosperity in a time of brilliant technologies. arty sorenson is the president and chief executive officer of h marriott international. lauren is a professor and director at the university of business. she is on the global agenda council on gender parity. another is the chief executive officer and managing director and a director general of the international labor ....
but there s a hole in the leadership. plus. i ll jonah hull on a cross-channel ferry. the waters could separate the european union from breakaway brittin. joof so we v german and turkish leaders are holding talks in ankara on the growing refugee crisis. turkey with a large number of syrian refugees, and the latest violence in aleppo, more are trying to enter. and germany, taking in the biggest number of asylum seekers in europe, the majority of them are syrians. taking you through some of the numbers. the united nations says there are more than 4.5 million registered refugees. the actual number is higher. break it down. 2.1 million in lebanon, jordan, iraq. and egypt. almost the same number t 1.9 million are in turkey alone. that is syrian refugees there. stephanie dekker is our correspondent in the turkish si there near the syrian border. still waiting to hear from the leadership. we ll talk about that in a moment. what are you seeing there today. we are seek a cyc ....