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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 ....
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 ....
welcome to your world this morning , i m stephanie sy. i m lori jane gliha. with a day to go before the first dehli poll, the politicians will be overnamp. many areas are up for gloves. donald trump has a commanding lead in the republican race, and there s a crowded field trailling him, with a surprising name. ohio governor kassig in second place. half of g.o.p. voters are decided on their choice. as for the democrats, bernie sanders holds an advantage over hillary clinton, but it s tighter than it has been in recent weeks. al jazeera s libby casey is live in manchester. tonight is the last full day for candidates to sway the undecided voters, at this point what do the candidates have to do. they are criss-crossing the state trying to cram in as many event as possible. snow is expected in the forecast. it may slow down the campaign. better today than tomorrow people say. you can turn on your tv and be stature aid. they want to make the last big press. second ....
departure of thei their president. and now there is a hole in their leadership. winning the third title in 17 years. turkish and german leaders have been holding talks in ankara. they spoke of projectcal ways they will help those who need it. and they spoke with the syrian and russian airstrikes in alep aleppo. we were shocked to see the suffering caused by syrian government bombardment as well as russian jets. we have to remember the u.n. resolution in december which russia did agree to, to immediately cease any operations against civilians. this is why germany and turkey will come to the u.n. and demand respect of this resolution, which was signed by russia. we stand against any barbaric action. returning people back to syria once it s a safe place again. they ve been talking about the large numbers of refugees, to what degree is that figure 30,000 probably seen as far as you can tell? let me explain the numbers that we ve been talking about here. around 4 ....
fight the zika virus. on the eve of the new hampshire primary, the candidates vying for the presidency are out in force, despite snow and bitterly cold temperatures across the state. for most of them, the latest polls are even more dounting than the water. for more on who is up, and who is down, we re joined by mike viqueira live in new hampshire. it seems basically this is a race for second place among the republicans? good evening to you, richelle. of course donald trump was ahead in the polls heading into the iowa caucuses, his lead wasn t quite as great as it is here in new hampshire. but there are a number of voters, a significant percentage who have not made up their minds, and donald trump is taking no chances. he has had several events today. and just behind me, he is expecting several hundred if not thousands at a final closing rally to try to bring out the vote here across the state of new hampshire, meanwhile all of this weather really causing havoc on ....