i now give the floor to the distinguished representative of malawi for south african state. >> mr. president, mr. deputy secretary-general, cabinet, allow me to also commend you on death of african group for taking this initiative to organize the general assembly mission that is taking stock of ongoing global threat and response to the disease outbreak in sierra leone, guinea and the west africa subregion, not to mention cases beyond the border of these countries, and the african continent as a whole. indeed, this meeting is taking place in the wake of this deadly disease and witnessed in the united states. i wish to seize this opportunity to extend condolences to the family of mr. duncan and all who have loved -- lost loved ones to this deadly virus and pray that the almighty would give them the fortune. mr. president, as we -- scope of our collective efforts, the response to that ebola virus has since september 2014 on the margins of the general debate of the administration is considered the african group as a major step forward in the right direction. and here i wish to pay trib

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how succession is handled in africa, and examples that come to find are ghana, ethiopia, and also malawire the deputies all took over in very smooth and well orchestrated succession. >> the other issue is the fact that so many african leaders get treated abroad and then die abroad. they don't stay home and are treated by facilities that their own people have to use. >> indeed. it's because they have not invested enough in their country's medical facilities. and they have the means to go out there and seek that highly impressive and sophisticated health care. the people don't have that option. and this is one of the things that many africans feel is an insult to them. because heads of state do not invest in their -- in their -- in their issue. and also if you are sick in health care abroad, chances are if your time comes, you will die abroad. and there are many african leaders who have died while being treated for different illnesses abroad. for example the former president of zambia himself, and [ inaudible ] died in belgium, and the former president of [ inaudible ] died in barcelona, t

in malawi, reducing the momentum in malawi, and 16% in a short time because of the ecb issue, and those with local traditional leader to get women to go to clinics to build the center's in the sites where we can come and wait, for the river that comes and so on and so on. that is one beautiful set. another beautiful story is from you gone up also. in 2001, and american leaders said africans -- that treatment because they had taking the along time. to take these drugs. this man said not that. the narration, one of the biggest areas of clinics in africa because of the ammunition and commitment, he was helped and so on. and they started over and to contact what was written by the minister--the prime minister. when he was minister of health they got independent, the progeny's left in those countries. he started to trade and now that program has done so well because of these technicians and now you don't have to have that. in some countries, that situation but that is something. so that is one message. the second message of the book is about us. there is one more. so much. but we believe in

. >> bring alan malawi. but with this, maybe ron will do a great job. i'm sure he's a great guy, a greet leader but here again it's somebody that barack obama knows, that barack obama is comfortable with, that's inside the cocoon, that won't challenge anything. i think a lot of americans, if he wanted to make americans feel more comfortable he would have gotten somebody like a colin powell or somebody from industry like alan malawi that knew how to run things. >> i also think what we have said in this set is that a lot of it is the optics of what they are already doing being channelled appropriately. and perhaps that's one of his great strengths, strategizing and making the different deputies work together. i get it. it was interesting to see them line up. this is what we've seen throughout this entire presidency, just pot shots right and left. >> i don't think it's a pot shot to say barack obama -- no, i don't think it's pot shot that barack obama has serious leadership challenges. look, you have the grimace face. i would like to take betts. historians

algeria made sure of their place with a 3-0 win over malawi. the ivory coast is in danger of missing out. beaten 4-3 by the democratic republic of congo, leaving them third, with only the top two guaranteed to qualify. >>> to formula 1. two-time world champion fernando alonzo is set to leave ferrari. it's been confirmed by their former president. he said the 33-year-old spaniard wants to move to a winning team offer a disappointing time at ferrari. fernando alonzo is expected to return to mclarn. >> martin kay mar won the -- kay mar won the world championship, leading offer two games, and wednesday tied with watson, after 36 holes. the german managed to birdy the par four 18s on the first extra hole to feel the victory. camar bet watson during the ryder cup last month. >> he said to me every same you may me you are god. good. i'll have to stop being mean to you. i talked to my caddy, on the 16th, i said it feels like the play off at the pg. he made birdie, i didn't. 16 looked similar to 17. so there was a lot of similarities haing today. obviou

to care for themselves from malawi to rise up for their own people. please consider lending your support to uncmalawiburn.org. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being us with. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >> tonight, on "all in," tensions running high in st. louis. protesters gather from around the country. >>> then, a plane passenger jokes about having ebola. plus, republicans have a new campaign strategy. terrify you. >>> then, standing up against climate change. the massachusetts d.a. who dropped charges against two men who blocked a coal shipment. >> we took a stand here today. >> he joins me tonight. and getting pulled from class for a nobel prize. malala becomes the youngest winner of the peace award. "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. for a third night in a row, people are expected to be out on the streets in the st. louis area profetesting the shooting a black man. some demanding the arrest of police officer darren wilson following the death of 18-year-old michael brown. there was a te

. >> reporter: malawi lost 2-0 on saturday.ualified for the cup of nations in 2010 and in that tournament they did manage to beat algeria. >> for me playing against algeria, i don't need to get anymore motivation. playing algeria is something i can't ask for more. i just need to go there and perform. >>> to golf, martin has an early lead in the grand slam in mer b bu -- bermuda. current world number 1 rory mcelroy is three shots under. the event resumes on wednesday. >>> the kansas royalses took the lead in the 2nd inning, but that didn't last long. third baseman then made a brilliant catch in the dugout to shut down the orioles. the royals going on to win 2-1. >> we have been playing good defense, scoring timely runs, and doing the little things that have gotten us to this point, and there's still some plays that i'm sitting back and i'm like wow, i don't know how they got there. but it's almost like you sxpt -- expect them to make those plays. >>> the giants have taken a 2-1 lead over the cardinals. 5-4 was the final score th

why didn't they get alan malawi or colin powell.ad another interesting name. >> david petraeus. ron chain is an extraordinarily talented guy. he would being a great in that biodesta job. this is a really skilled guy. there are two elements. one a domestic scare which is unjustified. who can reassure people more david petraeus or ron klain. secondly an international cataclysm in west africa. i have a lot of respect for ron klain. >> that's an interesting argument. in the international aspect of this, one question i keep hearing people ask is how are we going to ensure the safety of the 4,000 or more u.s. personnel, u.s. military personnel going over. i think one thing the president might have tried to do is appoint somebody who could give that assurance, say okay this guy can make sure these guys are protected. >> who better than petraeus. >> i agree. would he have done it? >> i don't know. this is his path to redemption and for those people who don't like drama in the white house this is not like sending more troops to the afghanist