hold them to it. >> it has a ring to it. that does it for us. john roberts is next with the fox report. >> president trump is preparing to take center stage in new york city. the general assembly is getting underway this week. president trump will address the body for the first time. this is the fox report. i'm john roberts. >> resident trump arriving back in new york city late sunday afternoon after week in new jersey. he is a scheduled for the united nations on tuesday. north korea is expected to be at the top of the agenda as kim jong-un ramps up nuclear threats in the face of new sanctions.

the president is also expected to push for reforming the united nations, the institution he is often criticized for. hr mcmaster previewed president trump speech on fox news sunday. listen here. >> he thanks it's a tremendous opportunity to reach so many world leaders and emphasize three thing themes. to protect the american people, promote american prosperity, and help promote accountability and sovereignty. those three themes will allow him to communicate his vision for america's role in the world, but also what his expectations are. also of other nations and the united nations. they should protect the sovereignty of their citizens and respect the sovereignty of other nations. >> christian fisher is in somerset new jersey. the general assembly doesn't start until tomorrow but important meetings are underway.

>> that's right. tonight secretary of state rex tillerson will be meeting with the russian foreign minister for the situation in syria will be front and center. the real action will get started tomorrow, beginning with president trump hosting a un reform event. in the past, present trump has been very critical of the un. he called incompetent and threatened to cut funding. listen how the um pastor to the un, nikki haley, described it just this morning. >> it is a new day at the un. what you are now seeing is that israel bashing has become more balanced, it's action oriented. i think what we will do is see him respond to that on tuesday. >> president trump isn't expected to bash the un in his speech to the general assembly, but john, you know better than anyone that this

president can change his mind up until the very last minute, case in point, his first big speech to nato when everyone thought they would reaffirm the article five pledge but at the last minute he decided not to do it. >> is nikki told us on friday, he will slap the right people and how the right people. north korea clearly will dominate the agenda and the president has a new nickname for that country's leader. >> from the president that brought you crooked hillary, little marco and lying ted, now we have the rocket man from north korea. he debuted this new nickname on twitter this morning. i spoke with president moon and asked him how rocket man is doing. too bad. the long gas lines he is referring to have to do with the latest sanctions that were just passed by the un security council with

decreases all oil imports in north korea by about 30%, but despite the unanimous condemnation by the security council and despite president trump's promise just a few weeks ago to rain down fire and fury on north korea if they do not stop with all of these provocations, so far all of it has had very little impact. that prompted his national security adviser, general mcmaster to say we are out of time, we are out of road to keep kicking the can down. today, this morning on fox news sunday, chris wallace asked him, what exactly did he mean. what does it mean when you say we've run out of road? here was his response. >> it really depends on how we see this threat continue to manifest itself and our judgment about how much time we have. this regime is so close to threatening the united states and others with a nuclear weapon that we really have to

move with a great deal of urgency on sanctions, on diplomacy, and on preparing, if necessary, a military option. >> general mcmaster made it very clear that while the u.s. would not prefer to use military options there are still plenty of military options on the table. >> the secretary state rex tillerson said there's not much runway to land on so a lot of that is being kicked around. thanks so much. more on this at the bottom of the hour the former ambassador john bolton. the u.s. is not backing off threats of military actions against north korea. this is after the rogue regime launches a ballistic missile over japan on thursday. north korea is picking up the force to build a missile capable of striking the u.s. mainland. mike brown is addressing that possibility in an appearance on sunday morning. >> he is not part of the civilized world and most certainly, you can't assume he doesn't have other types of weapons as well.

the reality is, at this point, he does not have the huge capabilities that it will take to actually deliver such a blow. he can cause us pain and cause our allies pain and most certainly with south korea and soul he has a military force on the border. >> greg has more from seoul, south korea. >> has tensions are high here on the korean peninsula, attention is focused halfway around the world to new york for the upcoming un general assembly meeting. we been speaking with the office of the south korean president and they tell us president trump and president moon agreed to strengthen collaboration in the face of north korean provocatio provocation. they will be meeting in new york on the sidelines of the un meetings along with japanese prime minister.

this comes in the wake of north korea launching its latest intermediate range ballistic missile. kim jong-un reportedly in attendance, getting attention to is the trump administration officials launching their own round of verbal attacks on the sunday talk shows. national security advisor hr mcmaster declared north korea had run out of road. secretary state tillerson said if diplomacy fails than the military option is the only one left. remember the north korean delegation are set to be inside the general assembly hall, not far from when president trump will give his own address. that should all be very interesting. finally, john, officials here in south korea are still watching very carefully north korea this week. he has been known to make

trouble when diplomatic events are happening elsewhere. and he wants to stay in the public eye. >> another storm turning in the atlantic ocean as its sights are set on the caribbean island. tropical storm maria became a hurricane this afternoon. it is hanging out east of antilles. it could be on course to hit the same caribbean islands battered by hurricane irma. florida is still recovering from irma's devastation especially in the florida key. big trucks are rolling in to pick up downed trees and other debris. many are counting their blessings that their homes are still standing. >> a lot of trees down unfortunately, for the most part we were fine. we had food, water, the worst thing was not having power

and air-conditioning. >> matt finn is on the mainland west of the keys. tired and frustrated residents are finally being let back in to the lower keys. >> one week later residents are finally allowed into all locations. behind me is a roadblock where military and police are screening people, only allowing in residence with proper documentation and as if abandoning their homes was not bad enough, many are driving back to a house that has been obliterated and sitting in the floor to heat. we talked to one family with their children who have been living in their car because they're out of money. we talked to a few other people who tonight are returning to their homes for the first time. here's what they had to say. >> it ripped the side out and took all my bird cages away, everything is gone.

what wasn't flooded is just taken away. >> no house. i drive all the way back and have to live on my porch. >> in a few minutes, this will close and there'll be a strict curfew and the sheriff is saying there's a zero tolerance for crime after hurricane irma. >> any improvement in the basic services like cellular phone system, and getting hospitals backup. >> all week long we were in the keys and there was little to no cellular reception. it's getting better but it still spotty. there were two mobile hospitals and there are for veterinary clinics but otherwise people who choose to return face miserable and dangerous conditions in this heat. >> folks remember all too well when hurricane andrew came through. the first lawsuit has been

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of hand on saturday when folks started hurling objects at officers and breaking store windows. at least nine people were arrested. here's more from missouri. what's the scene. >> another day, another demonstration. these people clearly are discouraged by anything that has happened thus far. of hundreds of people out and they mostly been marching up and down, making a lot of noise in making their voices heard. it was a different scene late last night. the demonstration went on through the day and in the opinion of someone enforcement contacts there are more than a dozen kids hell-bent on having a conflict before the night let out. those kids hung around after the demonstrators went home. around 11:00 p.m. a block to the street and stood there for a while. tensions increased. as it picked up, at some point the university or the county police came in and supplemented the numbers of

the university police in large-scale. they drove the demonstrators down the street and that's when they retreated, smashing that storefront window as they went. they smashed out a long line in a number of them were arrested. here's the reaction from the governor. >> people who are peacefully protesting, people who are peaceful will be protected. people who engage in violence and vandal will immediately be arrested. >> seven were arrested by county police. to buy local police. charges range from failure to disperse to destruction of property to assault on law enforcement officers. some of the charges are felony. >> is there any outside agitators you could see that you're following. >> we been watching this pretty closely and looking for the outside agitators but there's no intelligence that people from the outsider showing up. looking at the addresses of

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only thing left is a military option. >> if our diplomatic efforts fail, our military option will be the only one left. all of this is backed up by a very strong and resolute military option. be clear, we seek a peaceful solution to this. >> joining me now is john bolton, former ambassador to the united nations and fox news contributor and senior fellow at the american enterprise institute. the president seems to have a new nickname for kim jong-un. he asked how rocket man was doing. long gas lines are forming in north korea. too bad. the sanctions, are they having an effect. >> absolutely not. i think we need to be clear. the first un sanctions were imposed in 2006. i was there when we did it. i think you can make a case that the cumulative impact of all sanctions since 2006, right up until today, on the nuclear and ballistic missile

program has been negligible. the sanctions are not enforced by china and russia. they're not being enforced today by iran. the north korean economy is pitiful to begin with, the effect of the sanctions, even if enforced would not slow these programs down. today we are running out of tim time. ironically, although the trump administration rhetoric is far tougher than the obama administration rhetoric, it is pursuing the same policies. a combination of sanctions and pharmacy. we've tried it for 25 years. it has failed for 25 years. it will fill today. >> and yet the president keep saying we did this for success of administration for years and years on end with no discernible difference in the behavior. they're doing the same thing. >> this is the power of the government bureaucracy to keep moving in a particular direction until it's told you to turn around. i think all this talk about a military option really could undermine the president's credibility down the road.

if people ultimately think it's not serious, it will hurt him later. how to show it serious, he should announce on tuesday that he has ordered the withdrawal of all civilian dependent. personnel, diplomatic and military from south korea. that would be a signal were getting serious. >> on tv this morning rex tillerson said military is not the preferred method, diplomacy is, others say they want to make sanctions work but they're keeping this option on the table. let's listen to investor haley this morning. >> you have to ask the president went fire and fury meant but i think we all know, if north korea keeps on with this reckless behavior, if the united states has to defend itself or defend its allies in any way, north korea will be destroyed and we all know that. we are trying every other possibility we have, but there's a whole lotta military options on the

table. >> investor, a number of official said north korea will be destroyed in any military action. lives will be lost on both side. is there any military option that doesn't result with the deaths of thousands, if not millions of people in south korea. >> absolutely. look. i think the question is not what is the risk of the military option, if diplomacy fails, which it has with north korea, i think there's a diplomatic play with china to reunite the peninsula but i think the long shot. here's the question. when this crisis ends in a month, six months, whatever, the question the american people have to address is are you satisfied if north korea retains a nuclear and ballistic missile technology to enable it to threaten and attack the united states into infinity and i reject that. i agree with chairman of the joint chiefs of staff who was asked, isn't it unimaginable to consider military option and he said no it's not. what's unimaginable to me is

leaving north korea with a nuclear capability. >> what you think kim jong-un play is? does he want to get a missile that is capable of hitting the united states and then say okay let's deal. >> people are very confused why north korea wants nuclear weapons. many people in the united state states, by the propaganda art, we just want the missiles to be saved from the united states. north korea wants these capabilities to ultimately take over south korea. how would they do that? they would threaten a spread they would say you remove your troops from south korea, seesaw military aid, or we will attack. >> so this isn't just propping up the regime. >> absolutely not. >> and they want to be a power in the region, and it's not just they would threaten us with missile tip nuclear weapons, they could sell them to iran or terrorist groups. they could sell them to other wannabe nuclear powers.

that's why with this bizarre regime in north korea, we cannot and this crisis with them still in possession of that capabilit capability. >> what about north korea and what china. the president said they are doing something spread he couldn't tell me what but the secretary of state addressed at this morning. let's listen. >> we said, look, you have the best information. you have your hand on the bow. you set it where you think it will create the message you want to send this regime that they must change the path they are on. we are leaving it in china's hands at this point. >> the talk is, do we start to squeeze trade with china and order to get them to put pressure on north korea. is that a wise play? >> i listened to secretary tillerson and that remark and it's like life began on january the 20th of this year. china has been driving us on

north korea for 25 years because they think, they thought that north korea is fundamentally our problem. i think we've got to convince china that it's fundamentally their problem to the cause if this goes on, japan will get nuclear weapons and china's stability will be threatened. ultimately, the answer is the reunification of the peninsula. we eliminate the north korean regime and we have to make the argument that in china's interest. >> let's turn to the rotter subjects. were told he will develop three things, protect the american people, promote accountability and sovereignty. nikki haley says he will slap the right people and how the right people who need slapping besides north korea and iran and who needs hugging. >> and the president has a very tough job. i think it will be fairly

restrained speech. i think those are all great. when george w. bush used to come to the un, he called it his annual trip to the wax museum because that's the reaction he got. i think of president trump views it as a wax museum he should declare victory. >> you famously said if you took ten floors off, the secretary would make a lick of difference because it's so inefficient there. you still feel the same way. >> of course. nothing has changed at the un and nothing will change until we eliminate the way it's funded. eliminate the contributions and make all contributions by member states completely voluntary. that would get their attention. >> always good to talk too. thank you. fox news learn that michael : will testify before the senate intelligence committee. he confirmed he plans to meet with committee members as they prepare to conduct more interviews this month as part

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where republicans stand on that issue. >> if we don't fix the problems we have with border security and enforcement, then we would only fix daca, we will have another problem a decade from now. that's the symptom of the problem. let's fix both. i think people are beginning to understand our position has not changed and will stay the same. >> they characterized it as the beginning of a negotiation. not what democrats but first among republicans to see what kind of immigration reform they can agree on. that's a tall order in and of itself because the number of conservative lawmakers are against any deal that gives dreamers a path to citizenship. steve king made that clear when he said the president will have a hard time getting reelected if amnesty is included in any deal. >> what ideas are republicans looking at to reach some sort of an agreement. >> there's ideas from a number of different groups.

there was a working group the surprise gop lawmakers from various fashions of the party. to see what kind of immigration bill could have enough support to pass and the freedom house caucus are also working on their own pieces of legislation. whatever deal is reached, senator tom cotton is pushing for it to improve his bill. today he said it's an idea the president said he supports. >> i think the president has had publicly there's not a deal. he wants to see a deal. in fact he called me a couple nights ago to say there's no deal. he wants to make sure we protect the interest of american workers. they want to focus on a package of immigrants for illegal immigrants. we want to put american workers first. >> one thing they came to agree on is any deal with daca will not include the border wall which the

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the trump administration now considering whether to close down the u.s. embassy in havana following an unexplained incident harming the health of american diplomats. at least 21 u.s. citizens have been affected and rex tillerson is calling this a very serious issue. they join us now from new york. brian, we the cuban government says they aren't even sure they are responsible. >> the state department believes the cuban government is at least responsible for failing to protect u.s. diplomats. the state department believes so-called sonic acoustic attacks left diplomats and

their families ill, some with permanent hearing loss or concussions, nausea, headaches and ear ringing. these acoustic attacks happened as recently as a month ago. experts are baffled despite an ongoing investigation and no clear evidence of who was responsible. secretary of state rex tillerson indicated today the united states is considering closing the u.s. embassy in cuba as punishment. >> we have it under evaluation. it's a very serious issue with the harm that certain individuals have suffered. we brought some of those people home. it is under review. >> tillerson statement comes two days after republicans wrote a letter urging him to hold cuba responsible for failing to protect american diplomats. it reads in part, we urge you to remind the cuban government of its obligation and demand that it take verifiable action to remove these threats to our

personnel and their family. we ask that you immediately declare all cuban diplomats in the united states persona and grotto and if they don't take tangible action, close the u.s. embassy in havana. in 2015. [inaudible] >> the situation is so bizarre. you're in one part of the room and you don't hear anything. you go lie on the bed and it's like the entire room is vibrating. what does the cuban government say. >> they did speak to the top diplomat. they have no idea where this mysterious attack is coming from. they described castro as before the even allowing them to come to havana and investigate. >> very strange. brian, thanks so much.

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life and i said that's way to tell a story. you divide somebody's life up into seven chapters and those will vary from person to person. each chapter is represented by an object that person chose to keep over the years. gets you into the story and the time and why it was significant. and also the lessons they learned. it makes it where there and control and invested. what we ended up getting was intimate conversations were even they were surprised about how things connected in their lives. >> objectified premieres next on fox. in the first episode they find out what will surprise viewers most about judge judy. that's how fox reports this sunday september 26, 2017. i'm john roberts. thanks for watching to keep in their home

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