The dire humanitarian situation in the war ravaged country. Just after nine pm here in the russian capital welcome to r. T. International thanks for chiming in on you know one of our top story this hour a promise by the french president to move the functions of migrants off the country streets by band of twenty seven dean has fallen flat he had given his word that the rough sleepers would be found shelter but instead many are still living in abysmal conditions facing bitter temperatures and Constant Police pressure. A new year may have begun but for these my quince the problem is still the same ahead is yet another freezing night on the streets of paris. President said he wanted to resolve the problem by the end of the year its not resolved in the neighborhood there are another thirty camps which are settled like this and these migrants are seeking asylum there is a problem with violence between the people who are waiting in the queue at the Reception Center because they want to be the
Next, navy and marine corps leaders will discuss the state of the Naval Aviation fleet and National Maritime policy at a forum cohosted by the center for strategic and International Studies and the u. S. Naval institute. Live coverage starting shortly here on cspan3. While we wait for this discussion at the center for strategic and International Studies to start, a look at other happening on the cspan networks today. The National Business group on health discusses how the Largest Companies are handling health care. That will be live, 10 a. M. Eastern on our companion network, cspan2. Then at 10 30 eastern on cspan, the Bipartisan Policy Center hosts a discussion on immigration ant 2016 campaign. Good morning, everyone and welcome csis. I have a brief security announcement before we kick off todays convenient. I want to share with you one of our Building Security precautions. Overall, we want you to know that we feel very secure in our building but as a convener of such meetings, we hav
We hear from the archaeologist whos dedicated her entire career to the terracota army. Good afternoon. Welcome to bbc news. The labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, has rebuffed calls from some Party Members to promise to keep britain in the european Single Market after brexit. As labours annual Conference Begins in brighton, 30 labour mps are among those who have signed a letter warning vulnerable workers would suffer if the uk left the Single Market. But mr corbyn told the bbc that staying in could hamper the governments ability to protect jobs and to invest in industry. Our Political Correspondent Eleanor Garnier reports. A spring in his step, no surprise. Labours still riding high after a better than expected election result. No longer fighting for his leadership, Jeremy Corbyn is pitching himself as a Prime Minister in waiting. We need at least two terms of a Labour Government to start to address issues of poverty, injustice and inequality in britain, and to build the houses that we need
I think its just party, straight democratic. You seem inspired by last night . Yes, michelle book tears to my eyes, corey booker and elizabeth warren, it was fantastic. I have mixed feelings, it didnt turn out the way we wanted it to go. Im one of Bernie Sanderss delegates, it didnt go the way i expected all the way around. You think well see a unified party at the end of the role call. I think its kind of soon for that. Its tuesday. We still have a couple more days of the convention and three months to the election, so hillary has some ground to cover with us. I am grateful for the platform we have because of Bernie Sanders and the revolution and how its going to continue and to our School System and anything we vote on right now, well be accountable. And we will make sure that the elected officials and religious leaders are accountable going forward. That is what this was about. Reporter now we are hearing mixed reports as to whether Bernie Sanders will be involved in the role call a
Ally of ours in the kurds, in the peshmerga, who actually want to work with us. We havent got that in syria. We have what the Prime Minister is now describing as a patchwork. I think my honorable friend as always makes a really important point. Ive just reread the debate we had back in september 2014. This wasnt raised by anyone incidentally. The issues of what comes next and its a very important consideration and weve expressed concerns on all sides of the house it mustnt stop us responding to what happened in paris, responding to resolution 2249, and the requests for all countries the capability to act now. The u. N. Resolution didnt say lets delay this. It said to act now, and i dont believe theres anybody in this house that believes that defeating this motion tonight will somehow remove us from the line of fire. The isil daesh will consider us to no longer be a legitimate target for their barbaric activiti activities. The 22 people murdered were at a peace rally. Our decision today