patti ann: i'm patti ann browne in for martha maccallum. u.s. officials say american war jets will not comply with russia's request. this coming after president obama's frosty meeting with vladimir putin at the united nations. >> reporter: here what else we know. this is a dramatic escalation in the tension between russia and the united states and could be a game changer in syria. multiple u.s. defense officials say the was a russian three-star general from the intelligence cell established by russia and baghdad who delivered the american attache that russian airstrikes would begin soon. according to the transcript of the verbal exchange. the russian general requested u.s. planes not fly in northern syria because russian jets were beginning airstrikes. he said if you have forces in the area we request they leave. and he even used the word please. but there was a heated exchange described when the russian general demanded u.s. planes leave syria. we have herd the first russian strikes have begun in homs. a senior u.s. defense official tells me u.

pattie: he did.so interesting because i went, i remember going to lucent in the summer of 1998 when there had been one story written about carly fiorina in publication called " investors business daily." i was going out there has i heard about this woman who was supposedly very charismatic and very strong and she was 44 years old at the time. and i remember her walking in the room that day. and quite honestly, i was dazzled. i was dazzled. she had a charisma, she had a command about her, and she was, she was a very, very good marketer. and then, when she went to hewlett-packard, and she wages a very long, many month proxy fight for compac, big acquisition and she was fighting certain shareholders who did not want the deal done, she went on a nationwide campaign, talking to investors, trying to sell them the deal. and looking back on it, it's so interesting, we saw what a good campaigner she was then. charlie: what she is doing now. what is the story on ruth? pattie: so, i did a story about google wom

patti ann? >> new concerns about north korea expanding its nuclear capabilities. the u.n. says satellite images from the country's nuclear site show north korea is attempting to grow its program. that is just one of the topics on the table at the u.n.'s atomic energy agency today which opened in vienna. iran is the main focus of the talks as deadline approaches for a decision on that country's nuclear deal. leland: tiny middle east country of qatar is sending 1000 ground troops to fight rebel forces in yemen. it is the first time qatar troops have been deployed to battle houthi rebels backed by iran. qatar is part of a saudi-led coalition backing yemen's exiled president. troops arrived in one of the cities where 60 coalition troops were killed in a rebel attack last week. >> back here at home, early morning shootout leave as veteran police officer shot. we'll have an update on his condition. the illinois officer gunned down while on patrol is being laid to rest today. we'll tell you the latest

patty: thank you for joining us.reg: a federal judge is set to hear the case of the clerk in kentucky who insists gay marriage goes against her religion. now the supreme court made the law very clear and what to do with an elected official who says supreme court of i am not going to follow your law. my name is mark amann. i'm a gas service rep for pg&e in san jose. as a gas service rep we are basically the ambassador of the company. we make the most contact with the customers on a daily basis. i work hand-in-hand with crews to make sure our gas pipes are safe. my wife and i are both from san jose. my kids and their friends live in this community. every time i go to a customer's house, their children could be friends with my children so it's important to me. one of the most rewarding parts of this job is after you help a customer, seeing a smile on their face. together, we're building a better california. >> let's check what is ahead on "outnumbered". what is that? >> hillary clinton's e-mail scandal gets deeper. when

>> thanks, patty ann.it looks rather active across the nation in terms of the weather but i want to start out first across the atlantic because it's still hurricane season and we do have our eyes on tropical storm grace, currently maximum sustained winds at 40 miles per hour and thankfully a lot of dry air and strong wind shear out here which is helping to keep this storm relatively weak. over the next several days it's forecast to dissipate across the caribbean. welcome news out here though because we do need some rape. we have drought conditions across places like puerto rico and some of the islands out here and we'll take the rain. again, fortunately, not expecting very strong impacts from that storm system as we head later into this week. central plains, out here a storm system is on the move, and it will be firing up some showers and storms today and some of those storms could produce some locally severe weather. large hail, damaging winds and even flash flooding. there's even a small risk to see some

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patty hearst has been taken into custody.s patty hearst was picked up today in san francisco. the hearst newspaper heiress has been missing for 19 months. >> by the time patty is finally apprehended, it's almost anticlimactic. patty's famous line when she's taken to the courthouse and asked her occupation, she replies, urban guerilla. >> miss hearst was brought into a group of young people who saw themselves as political idealists. their story seems to say something about the futility of terrorism as a shortcut for persuasion. but somehow the message doesn't seem to be reaching the weather underground or northern ireland or the middle east. >> good evening. for the second time in a month, arab terrorists have staged a bloody attack inside israel. >> it happened in a small settlement called ma'oalt, five miles from the border of lebanon. it began when the terrorists seized the high school. >> in the aftermath of the munich olympic attack, governments finally realized that terrorism was both evolving and becoming worse and ther

what do you think, patti? hillary clinton it works politically to have donald trump roiling things up on the republican side. >> i think zth a huge gift to democrats and nothing would be better for him to be the nominee. it would be a clear win if democrats if hillary is the nominee or someone else. so keep it going. >> hillary won't go after him because he's taken the focus off the e-mail scandal. if it weren't for donald trump -- >> well, not all the focus. [ laughter ] >> it's about even, though. >> there's speculation about whether joe biden is going to get in the race and he added to it saying this. >> unless i can go to my party and the american people and say that i am able to devote my whole heart and my whole soul to this endeavor it would not be appropriate. and everybody talks about a lot of other factors, the other people in the race and whether i can raise the money and whether i can put together an organizati organization. that's not the factor. the factor is can i do it? can my family? >> that w

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. >> eric's mother patty certainly believed, and i'm sure still believes in holistic medicine.ther or not patty's distrust of doctors and the medical field, traditional medical field in general was tied into her distrust for authority, i really don't know. but i do know that eric never went to a doctor. >> when eric rudolph is a teenager, his father is diagnosed with malignant melanoma. despite the severity of his diagnosis, rudolph's father refuses conventional medical treatment. >> patty and bob sought the nontraditional way of combatting cancer, which in the 1960s was considerably more radical than it is now. >> rudolph's parents seek out a cancer treatment called laetrile made from crushed apricot pits. during his father's illness, rudolph's mother sends him to north carolina to live with a family friend tom branom. >> patty and bob had met tom in florida at some religious gathering. tom was more or less a surrogate father at a very fragile time in eric's life. when his father was dying. they talked a lot. they talked about philosophy. they talked about religion. they talke

patty's cathedral. see the pope waving, you can hear the crowds cheering, you can see the vast sea of security, nypd, lights flashing all around the pope, as he arrives here in new york city. >> and what a way to see new york city for the first time, it's his first trip to the united states and his first trip to new york city, and interesting to see the juxtaposition of the pope, helping the poor and the downtrodden and the immigrants come here and they are tonight, the streets of, what is arguably, i think in argument, actually, the ritziest commercial street in all of manhattan we're told the doors of st. patrick's have opened, the pope will be the last to enter, that means people are starting to go in in anticipation of the pope's speaking and offering prayers at the vespers, the evening service. you're watching, continuing coverage of eyewitness news special coverage as we cover pope francis's visit and the first hour and a half he's been on new york city land. no small shortage of security. >> and

off ramp to both the walt whitman bridge and patties son avenue, just north of the state yum area. firefighters had lables block, water on it, and obviously the road wet. but traffic looks lick it is getting by. skyfox, it we can maybe pull out if they're listening to me there, and take a look at the back up again. this is northbound, and it looks like the ramp to the walt whitman bridge is closed. so anyone coming from say delaware county, passing the stadium area, you're not able to exit at least right now. firefighters blocking the ramp there to the walt whitman bridge and the ben franklin. you have to go up to the next exit which would be washington avenue, and flip that u-turn or come back delaware avenue. again, we will rollback, take a look here, bumper to bumper to bumper pretty much from again broad street the stadium area all the way up to the scene as we go to the maps, again, if you are headed out the front door, there is another look from one of the penndot cameras here, but again, you're not able to get from 95 north to the walt

patty culhane, al jazeera, washington. >> and the pope is not the only high profile visitor to the u.s. at the moment. xi jinping is in seattle where he has been finalizing an order for 300 aircraft with boeing. beijing wants to deepen investment ties with washington and an open economy. >> translator: during my current visit to the united states i intend to have an in depth exchange of views with president obama and other american leaders and the cross section of american society. i want to deepen the friendship between american and chinese people. >> jailed al jazeera journalists mohamed fahmy and baher mohamed have been released. other al jazeera journalists who were sentenced in absentia have not been pardoned. we continue to assist on their release. >> reporter: a pardon by abdel fatah al-sisi marking the end of their long ordeal whic which ben when they were arrested in december 2013. it's hard to celebrate as this whole episode should not have happened in the first place. according to human rights watch egypt arrested charged or sentenced at least 41,000 people between july 2013

. >> and later patti labelle proves why you don't mess with philly.did to a fan that got a little too close ann little too cheekiy for her comfort. >> should be interesting. meteorologist melissa magee returns with accuweather when "action news" at 4:00 comes right back. >> ♪ >> we are learning disturbing new details about the death of the little girl known as baby doe. rachel bond and her boyfriend michael mccarthy an period in a boston courtroom today. prosecutors say mccarthy punched bond's two-year-old daughter bella in the stomach for being unruly at bedtime. they say mccarthy then told his girlfriend that the little girl was a demon and it was time for her to die. >> when miss bond looked at bella her head appeared to her to be swollen and her face was gray. she knew at that moment that her daughter was dead. >> well bella bonds' remains washed up in a park in late june. the judge ordered her mother to be held on a million dollars cash bond. mccarthy on the other hand was denied bail. >> a nine-year-old indiana boy is recovering from bumps and b

secret service just moved them back so they will no longer be in his sight. >> patty, many thanks, patty live at the white house. >>> the america, the world's greatest super power, saudi arabia the greatest military and diplomatic power in the middle east and the crisis in syria now reverberate ago cross europe. so what are these two states doing to address it? our senior political analyst, he joins me now. what are they doing? >> they have to resolve their differences. there are differences on yemen, syria, as well as iran. and iran is the major issue of disagreement that of course extends throughout syria and the rest of the region. so i think there will be some serious head to head honest conversation going to have to go on between the king and the president. >> do these two states have the power to stop what's happening right now? syria? the war which has resulted in millions of people fleeing syria. you were saying earlier that the united states has more or less neglected its responsibilities and handed to rauch a. >> that's the issue you for saudi arabia. they believe that between

patty culhane reports. >> this is highly unusual, president obama actually met president salman at the door. the protests have long been cleared from the front of the warehouse. in the oval office the leaders made sure to stress their long term alliance. at the end of the meeting the saudi foreign minister gave his endorsement. >> we support any agreement that prevents the creation of a iranian nuclear weapon, has provisions to reimpose the sanctions should iran violate the terms of this agreement. and we have been assured by the administration, by the president at camp david that this in fact is the case. >> former ambassador to the u.n. james smith said the nuclear component was not the top issue. >> for the gulf states the nuclear issue was not the top issue. it was always number 2, iran's destabilization advantage. >> reporter: the president, deal to provide them potentially as much as a billion dollars in military equipment and munitions is still being worked out. for the obama administration they want the saudi led coalition to let more humanitarian aid into yemen and to push for

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our white house correspondent patty culhane has details. >> the israeli government pulled out all the stops to try to stop the iran deal from going forward even before the agreement has reached. the israeli prime minister lobbied the u.s. strong with this speech deciding it was worth angering president obama, who was not consulted. >> the pro israeli leo whereby spent millions, posting rallies like in on tuesday. urging its supporters to get involved. >> we focused on members of congress, senators, our whole family called together. >> everyone i know has been calling in virtually every day asking them not to vote, for this deal, not to support it. >> it didn't work. on wednesday the senator from maryland barbara mcculsky announced her support keeping the president's able to veto. the obama administration and it's allies launche launch theilaunched their own lobbying campaign. >> building a nuclear weapon starts with uranium and plutonium. >> they paid for their own television ads. >> good morning to all of you here. >> and they're not stopping. >> it is arrested to conceive of quicker

this from patty culhane. >> it was a noisy visit, a 21-gun salute to welcome chinese president xi jinping inside and out. the meeting was much more about the pageant tri of the state visit, this was about their agenda. they got far on their to do list. the u.s. says china steals intellectual party. president obama says they reached an agreement, china won't do it or support it in the future. >> the question now is are words followed by action he. and we will be watching carefully to make an assessment as to whether progress has been made in this area. >> president obama says the u.s. will consider sanctioning chinese companies and individuals if it doesn't stop. the tough tone continued when it came to the issue of those disputed islands in the south china sea. >> islands in the south china sea since ancient times are china's territory. we have the right to uphold our own territorial sovereignty, legitimate maritime rights and interests. >> reporter: but they sounded a more hopeful tony on climate change. basically making it expensive to pollute the environment. environmental groups say t

patty culhane reports. >> it was a noisy welcome. inside and out. protesters for and against the meeting, which was about much more than the pageantry of a state visit. this is a meeting with a past agenda. it is clear they got far on their to-do list. china targets u.s. companies and steals trade secrets. president obama says they reached an agreement china won't do it or support it in the future. >> question now is are words supported by actions and we will be watching carefully as to make an assessment whether progress has been made in this area. >> reporter: president obama says the u.s. will consider sanctioning chinese companies and individuals if the hacking doesn't stop. and then cooperation was strained about the south china sea. >> we have a right to pursue legitimate maritime law and interests. >> china agreed to put in a cap and trade program. this is a huge step. >> it is huge for planet because like i said the most important piece that's outstanding right now is what will happen for china's emissions going forward. and these are very c

patty culhane reports. >> we will soon know whether the third time will be the charm in his quest to be president of the united states. he's waited a while, facing the heartbreaking loss of his son beau to brain cancer. using and deleting tens of thousands of e-mails hillary clinton sent and received in office, in a highly unusual move she was using a private server that is now investigated. polls show people don't only trust her but they are not excited about her campaign. joe biden is seen as exactly the opposite, trust worthy and honest. when the president won his legislation. >> don't listen to rumsfeld, he doesn't know what the hell he is talking about on this. >> he knows how to work a room. his history is one that americans can relate to. he isn't worth millions, but some believe he won't be able to overtake clinton in the primary. >> i have a difficult time understanding whether anyone who got in now would be organizationally prered to web. sending hail mary passes hoping that hillary clinton stumbles further. >> u.s. president barack obama intoses. they volunteer intshe -- e

patty culhane reports. >> we'll soon know if joe biden feels that the third time is the charm in his decision to run for president of the united states. hillary clinton using and delighting tens of thousands of e-mails she received while in office, she was using a private server that is now being investigated. polls show that the majority of people not only trust her, but they're not excited about her campaign. and that gives biden an opening because he is seen as the exact opposite, trustworthy and honest, in large part because of moments like this one when the president signed his signature healthcare legislation. he is prone to public and often popular gaffes. he's blunt. >> nor god's sake don't listen to rumsfeld. he doesn't know what the hell he's talking on this. >> his history is one that many americans can relace to. he's born to working class parents, and unlook like clinton, he's not worth millions. >> i have a difficult time imagining that anyone who got in now would be organizationally prepared to win. so if anything those who get in now would be kind of throwing hail mar

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patty culhane, al jazeera, washington. >> let's cross live to washington, d.c.or the latest on the pope's visit. there is no denying that's an incredibly popular pope. as president obama said that it is not just him as pope, but it is him as a person that many people warm to. yet when you touch on the sex abuse can exactlies in the church, what did he say and what was his reaction? >> yes, there is always the debate about the pope, the enigma about what he says and what he actually does. he addressed bishops about the most pressing issue facing the u.s. catholic church, the child abuse scandals. not only were priests abusing children in their dic diocese, but they were covering it up and shuffling priests on to other diocese and not notifying the authorities and so on. he paid tribute to the bishops. he said that he's conscience of how they faced difficult moments of the children with great sacrifice. he added that their general commitment to bring healing of victims should be commended. well, it didn't take long for the victim groups in the u.s. to say what the

patty culhane is following this historic visit. >> it is clear that pope francis is going to take on controversial topics while in the united states bringing up the priest sex abuse scandals with u.s. bishops. >> and we have to hope the crimes never repeat themselves. >> that fell far short for some of the victims. still across the country this pope is overwhelmingly popular. that was clear by the welcome that greeted him as he began his day at the white house. 11,000 invited guests here to witness the pageantry. renown for humble living, he arrived in a fiat and not the traditional limousine. >> your humility, your embrace of simplicities, the gentleness of your words, the generosity of your spirit, we see a living example of jesus' teachings, a leader whose moral authority comes not just through words but also through deeds. >> pope francis is going to try to use that authority focusing his remarks on climate change. >> when it comes to the care of our common home, we are living at a critical moment of history. we still have time to make the change needed to bring about sustainable

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peace time and the white house hopes that can be a first step in a rocky road between the partners, pattyshington. >>> coming up, in the program as rohinga face death in the country they are escaping to. philippines steps up the search for tourists abducted from their yacht as a luxury resort. ♪ welcome back, reminder of the top stories on al jazeera, saudi arabia has begun an investigation into the stampede that killed more than 700 people during the hajj pilgrimage and hundreds were also injured. china is expected to announce plans to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions and force industries to buy pollution credits. president xi jinping will tackle climate change on friday after a summit meeting with barack obama at the white house. pope francis will address leaders at the u.n. in new york on friday ahead of the first address to the general assembly he was greeted by thousands as he arrived at st. patricks cathedral in manhattan. the u.n. aid chief has called on pro-russia rebels in eastern ukraine to allow agencies to continue their work and separatists told international aid groups to

patty sabga, running interference, what do you think?>> who has a seat at the table, russian president vladimir putin, this is what he set out to do, coming to the united nations to give his first address to the general assembly in the last ten years. that address focusing on what he wants to promote as his broad plan as an international coalition to fight terrorism. later on the sidelines with president obama effectively calling timeout on the white house's efforts to isolate russia over ukraine. >> we didn't know, vladimir putin on his phone, whether he was actually talking to somebody or posturing. the 70th meeting of the general assembly. before we went to lunch, we were listening to the fpt francois fh president francois hollande. john terret, outside the u.n. >> reporter: we've had a very interesting session so far. francois hollande choosing because of the paris climate change summit coming up in september, to focus much of his remarks on the issue of climate change. in paris they're going to answer one question, to ask one questi

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he just had begun a historic three-day visit to alaska and patty has the details. >> reporter: u.s.nt barack obama is dragging the national spotlight to a place it rarely goes, the far northern state of alaska. >> over the past 60 years alaska has warmed about twice as fast as the rest of the united states. last year was alaska's warmest year on record. just as it was for the rest of the world. and the impacts here are very real. >> reporter: he will tour melti melting glasiers and talk to people dealing with climate change and a chance to reach a third of americans who tell pollsters who do not believe that climate change is real. but this trip has some environmental activists calling the president a hypocrite because he recently approved drilling for oil in the very place he is touring. the administration says they couldn't stop it because president george bush first approved it while in office but environmentalists say that is not true. >> he never shied away from executive action and he has been on defensive the last couple of weeks trying to declare they are bush leases to dril

white house correspondent patty calhane reports. >> reporter: when king solomon took over saudi arabiack obama showed respects in person by changing his travel schedule. but when the president invited the king to attend the gcc summit it was announced last-minute he couldn't come, widely perceived in the u.s. as a snub and now they will try to move past it with a white house visit and they are seen as coming with a military wish list in large part because of concern over the iran nuclear deal. >> they are looking for a variety of new forms of military support and probably like the united states to export a bunch of new weapons to them and we have difficulty saying yes to that because of the commitment to israel and qualitative military edge which is a longstanding policy for exports to the region. >> reporter: and talks about the navy and this one and military hardware and training and negotiations for these are still ongoing. a senior administration official says not to expect any major announcements and they want saudi to stop supporting what they call the more extremist of the oppos

. >>> live to patty in washington d.c. and patty the u.s.orried about the build up and what are they concerned about? >> i have to tell you loren a somewhat muted response from the u.s. when it comes to russian admissions and not going so far to acute russia of doing anything only saying if they are, in fact, helping the military of the assad that it would not be helpful and again reiterating there needs to be a political solution and not a military one and saying if russia wants to help be constructed in the fight against i.s.i.l. they would welcome that and insist that the assad forces are not targeting i.s.i.l. and incredibly muted response from the u.s. officials not wanting to escalate the situation and talking to allies and behind the scenes they are pushing to deny over flight rights. >> white house has an indication of number of refugees they may take in from syria. >> that was interesting. the white house press secretary came out recently and said they are going to look to up the number of syrian refugees to 10,000 in the next fisca

patty culhane, al jazeera, washington. >>> german chancellor angela merkel says the european union'sment to relocate refugees is not enough to solve the crisis. she says the talks in brussels on wednesday show the block has regular nicked the problem and it will work to find a solution. e.u. members have agreed to give over $1 billion to u.n. agencies dealing with the crisis. they also decided to deploy more resources to beef up external border controls. >>> uncief goodwill ambassador novak djokovic has met children of refugees saying in serbia. the tennis start visited a child-friendly space in belgrade. serbia is part of the route of refugees trying to get no those richer western european countries. almost 130,000 people have applied for asylum in serbia. this year alone. >> seeing children that don't know if, you know, if they will have the roof above their head, if they will have the food on their table, have their water to drink, they don't know where they are going, where they are heading, what tomorrow brings, it is hurting me very much personally. >> still ahead on the progra

mcdonald's tweeted out yesterday that it has also changed how its patties are seared to lock in moreore quarter quarter pounder. >> we'll see how people like it. it is 4:48. coming up on "action news" mark wahlberg is among the big names listed for the festival of families during the pope's visit. >> dna evidence clears a western pennsylvania man who spent decades in prison. what the district attorney in that community says about the case later on "action news." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back. sky6 is taking a look at some breaking news that we're starting to get in at 13th and chance o lore in center city just south of city hall a3 alarm building fire is what we are told is going on there and you know this is a really busy he packed area as the morning starts to go -- get going and commuters and cars and everything get into the area. so, firefighters on the scene right now. we've got a crew headed down there the. as soon as we get in pictures of more information we'll share that with you. >>> for now let's go on over to karen. >> and in that area in center city you want to avoid 13th str

. >> here is the question finish this catchy fast-food burger jingle, two all beef patties. >> specialn. >> yes! that was awesome. >> nailed it. >> totally. >> that was one of those jingles that really stuck in your head. >> it was introduced at christmas time in 1975. that's what it says. >> those jingles. >> from san antonio tech texas white castle is the oldest hamburger chain in the united states. when it opened in 1921, how much it oneamburger cost, 5 cents, 25 cents or 50 cents. >> 5 cents. >> we know our fast-food, baby. a nickel, really? >> smart group of people over there today. they know their burgers. 5 cents, that's not bad. now it's a little more expensive but they are still making them the same way i understand. >> back to kathie. >> jimmy buffet's "cheeseburger in paradise" which one isn't listed in the lyrics, bacon, onion, tomato. >> geez. >> not cheese. >> i said geez. >> i know that. it was a joke. >> bacon. >> yes! >> okay. jimmy buffet. >> a lot of money over there. >> that was such a classic song, wasn't it, mark? >> i can't believe he didn't mention bacon. isn't

and as patty said, they have signed a cap and trade agreement. this is just the beginning if china is to reduce it's carbon footprint significantly. >> great wrap up there of the speech from the president of china. we appreciate it very much. it will be the president of russia all eyes will be on that for sure. we'll take a break and in the meantime keep it here on al jazeera america. >> i've been asked to keep my voice down cause we are so close >> welcome back. you are watching live coverage of the u.n. general assembly, the 70th gathering of this meeting here on al jazeera america. that is king hussein of jordan, as we listened in just a moment ago. it seemed as if he was--pardon the king of jordan. it seems that he was addressing the topic of terrorism which seems to be in the top of mind for many the next speaker up is vladimir putin the president of russia. let's look forward to the topics. vladimir putin will be meeting with president barack obama. do we expect vladimir putin to address the topic of isil and terrorism as well? >> oh, i thi

that can be a first step of what has been a rocky road in the relationship between two major powers, pattyington. >>> coming up, in the program opposition to eu policies on the rise in hungary as they try to fence itself off from the influx of refugees and german car maker volkswagen is facing rigging investigation right across the globe. ♪ welcome back and remind you of the top stories on al jazeera and the king of saudi arabia reviewed a safety review of all hajj procedures and review and investigation follows a stampede that killed more than 700 people on thursday, hundreds were injured. pope francis is set to address world leaders at the u.n. headquarters in new york on friday ahead of his first address to the general assembly he was greeted by thousands when he arrive add at st. patricks cathedral in manhattan. reduce greenhouse emissions and force them to buy credits and president xi jinping will talk about tackling climate change later in a summit meeting with u.s. president barack obama at the white house. now hungary's prime minister says he is ready to consider a corridor for ref

since the civil war this 2011 and say the government needs to do much more, white house correspondent patty. >> reporter: as tens of thousands of refugees continue to try and scrape their way through europe the obama administration announces it will increase the number of syrian refugees it takes in during the next fiscal year to 10,000 but that is not as big of a change as it might sound. >> the state department said the goal for next fiscal year is 5,000-8,000 refugees and is it an increase of 2000 and what does this mean for those in iraq and afghanistan? >> i don't think i quite get the math on 5, 8 and 10 thing. >> the goal is for next fiscal year with a tote f of 5-8,000 refugees from syria so is this just 2000 more? >> my understanding is i guess i can't account for what they previously said about what they are hoping to do for next year. >> reporter: it will take up to two years for the refugees who have been selected to make it to the united states. meanwhile the fight continues, more accusations of the assad regime dropping barrel bombs and i.s.i.l. fighters making advances and op

patti solis. and manu who just joined cnn, great to have you here.th the great new numbers we have out of iowa and new hampshire when it come s s political race there. in iowa. let's start with the republicans. in iowa. we have trump 29, carson 22, bush 6, fiorina, 5, paul, 5. this is where the numbers are more surprising in new hampshire. trump 28. kasich, 12. carson 11. busch 8%. let me start with you. what is happening with jeb bush? >> he's in a bit of a small collapse. it's only september. with kasich leaping ahead of him like that. that's a major problem for bush in new hampshire. >> kasich has been smart. he knows if he got a shot it's in the state of new hampshire. >> why? >> because in the primary, independents can cross over. kasich's brand of government, he gets things down. they don't want to play dynamic politics and you're unhappy with jeb bush. you might want to give him a view. >> and they run in the same lane, politically. >> established, moderate. this poll just confirms that kasich is a huge threat to jeb who continues to catch fir

patty culhane joins us now from washington, d.c. are the saudis hoping to get out of this meeting? >> reporter: military hardware. that's the short answer. basically they have come to accept that the president's iran deal will get through the u.s. congress and so now what they are seeking is reassurance from the obama administration that they will sell them the military equipment that they feel is necessary to counter act iran's influence in the region, now we have known since camp david when the president invited the g.c.c. leaders months ago what they were talking about special forces training, better maritime such as frig ats, also talking about miss less, bullets those sorts of things. we don't know what the package makeup will be. reports are said to be they will spends a billion dollars on that. it has to go through congress so it will take time. they have been talking behind the scenes the senior staff trying to figure tout. usually when they have these sorts of high-level meetings they like to have an announcement of a deal

. >> let's go to patty cal han outside the white house. first, what about about all the junk that u.s. companies, chinese firms flow up into the air? these are the two biggest polluters on the planet. what have they decided to do about that? >> reporter: well, it's a big announcement. you didn't hear this very much from president xi. he sort of deferred to president barack obama to announce all the moves that china is going to make when it comes to making change. china will give $3 billion to companies that move in the direction of clean energy. the bigger announcements with environmental groups, absolutely huge, they're going to make polluting expensive. instituting a cap and trade system in the next two years. let's hear how the president put that. >> today i want to commend china for announcing it will begin a national market-based cap and trade system to limit emissions from some of its largest sectors. our two countries are also forward our common vision for the ambitious climate change agreements that we seek in paris. when the world