during that time, amir has been tortured. the prison is notorious for its de-ploabl conditions and while he was there, his father in flint, michigan, has been battling terminal brain cancer. the iranian government is playing politics with amir's life. unfortunately, though, now, today, the senate republican leader is also playing politics with amir's life. the imprisonment of this veteran, this american hero, is being used by the senate majority leader in a transparent effort to score some cheap political points, in my judgment. and it's appalling. no american should ever be used in this way. none of our hostages. this is a young man whose parents are desperately worried about his safety, who have been waking up every day for the last 1,479 days hoping this would be the day -- this would be the day that they would learn that their son amir would be freed. how does it show respect for amir's mom and dad to use their son's plight and possibly threaten the negotiations that are going on now in order to make a partisan political

on the terms of amir's release. and that's because the u.s. government is required to make security arrangements that will pass congressional muster. it is now required that certain steps be put into place to essentially guarantee shakir amir or any other man released from guantanamo will have very little possibility to return to the fight pu what i fight but we about this release is it will be another 30 days before shakir amir leaves the military prison and returns to the u.k. that is because the government is required to notify the congress about any release from guantanamo. >> he has never been tried, charged with anything yet has been held so long. >> reporter: uh-huh and he has become a symbol because of that fact. there have been so many people brought into guantanamo and never charged with war crimes and that is one of the major criticisms about the u.s. establishment of military prison. there are fewer than 20 people who are facing what are called military commissions at guantanamo right now. 52 people have been cleared for release. 5

glad amir putin will speak around 1215. both men will take a good portion of their speeches to address syria and also talk about it when they meet behind closed doors. >> the general assemblies call to order. >> reporter: people will be watching to see what will, of of the public addresses and high-profile meetings. arriving in town yesterday, today the president will give his address to the general assembly. he will talk about world issues like poverty, famine, and >> here, today, we put those myths to rest. >> reporter: sunday the president addressed a smaller contingent calling on global leaders to commit a 15 year development plan which will cost trillions of dollars around the world. calls for maternal death during childbirth decrease, women's education worldwide and preventable diseases like ebola and aids be greatly reduced. >> many children are one mosquito bite away from death and that is an outrage. it is a profound injustice. it it is literally a matter of life and death and now the world must act. >> reporter: a

this political stunt by the majority leader does not help bring amir home. it doesn't help bring the other three americans home. it just adds more politics to the situation. now, what's very disturbing to me after always having bipartisan -- one of the things that i could always say to my constituents that when it comes to the issues around israel in the middle east, we always have been together in a bipartisan basis untilis now and what's happened in thase last few mont. unfortunately what's happening on this debate and the vote we will have tomorrow, bringing in the american hostages into this debate on iran is not the first time we are seeing partisan politics in this debate, and i still will never forget, never forget the 47 republican senators who wrote a leader to the supreme letter in iran, our enemy, to tell them not to pay any attention to the president of the united states. i have to say, mr. president, if it were reversed and it were 47 democrats, everything would have halted, there would be impeachment hearings, that we would be called traitors,

during that time, amir has been tortured. the prison is notorious for its de-ploabl conditions and while he was there, his father in flint, michigan, has been battling terminal brain cancer. the iranian government is playing politics with amir's life. unfortunately, though, now, today, the senate republican leader is also playing politics with amir's life. the imprisonment of this veteran, this american hero, is being used by the senate majority leader in a transparent effort to score some cheap political points, in my judgment. and it's appalling. no american should ever be used in this way. none of our hostages. this is a young man whose parents are desperately worried about his safety, who have been waking up every day for the last 1,479 days hoping this would be the day -- this would be the day that they would learn that their son amir would be freed. how does it show respect for amir's mom and dad to use their son's plight and possibly threaten the negotiations that are going on now in order to make a partisan political

it has amir hekmati, a u.s. marine.ason ray but as short as possible i hope our citizens will come home. and we are continuing to focus on it. >> are you saying -- i don't mean to, you no, beat a dead horse, but are you saying that swaps is a possibility or, i mean, it's on the table. >> i'm not saying anything about any modality with respect to what might or might not happen. what i am saying is we are focused on getting our citizens home and we are going to continue that conversation. >> of course, you will see our full interview with secretary of state john kerry tomorrow night right here at 7:00 p.m. but tonight, the fight to bring home those three innocent americans christian pastor saeed abedini, u.s. marine amir hekmati and jason reyson. montel williams is working very closely with the family to get them home. montel williams guess "on the record." montel, what is the condition of our marine? >> well, i know some of you have seen me on before with romy who is his brother-in-law. he has been listening to him and t

the iranians are playing politics with amir's life. unfortunately now today the senate republican leaders are complicating his life. the imprisonment of this veteran , this american hero is being used by the senate majority leader and a transparent effort to score some cheap political points in my judgment. and it's appalling. no american should ever be used in this way. none of our hostages. this is a young man whose parents are desperately worried about his safety who have been waking up everyday for the last 1479 days hoping this would be the day, this would be the day that they would learn that their son would be freed. how does it show respect for amir's mom and dad to use their sons life and possibly threaten the negotiations that are going on now? in order to make a partisan political point and jeopardize his release. mr. president we have had a vigorous debate on the international agreement and i know from talking to colleagues and being in many meetings that those on our side had been very thoughtful and thorough and certainly

marine amir kontaki. "washington post" journalist jason rezaian, they remain totally uncooperative in helping to locate former f.b.i. official robert levinson. when the secretary of state is asked about why these people weren't part of the negotiations, he says, well, this was negotiation about nuclear weapons but not about people unlawfully and wrongly detained. well, it quickly became a negotiation about not just nuclear weapons but all kinds of other weapons that we have prevented the iranians from having access to in a worldwide marketplace, that that quickly was added to the topic but we couldn't get three americans released and find out more about one american than we know now. the concessions laid out by yesterday's announcement were also, i thought, pretty stunning. on the idea of uranium enrichment, the obama administration said a year and a half ago that iran didn't have the right to enrich. in november of 2013, the secretary of state told abc news -- quote -- "we do not recognize the right to e

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amir, former marine, marine only being held there because he served and wore a uniform.e don't need to use his face to raise money for politics. leave it out. >> thank you. >> we have to. >> appreciate you coming in. have a good weekend. see you soon. mon tell, don't have to say williams. montel williams. caught on camera, surveillance footage of a police officer slamming tennis star james blake to the ground. did you see that? >> what would you look to hear from him? >> an apology. everyone loves the picture i posted of you. at&t reminds you it can wait. ...are taking charge of their acrotype 2 diabetes...... ...with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar. but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza®. he said victoza® works differently than pills. and comes in a pen. victoza® is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. victoza® is not for weight loss, but it may help you lose some weight. victoza® is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults... ...with

honor to spend a week with pope francis any rome 2013 unlike the pope's visit to philadelphia which is amir yad of zones and restrictions the pope visits there will be close and personal with the people of cuba. >> they have strong security in cuba all the time and but you don't notice it with the holy father in 1998 and 2012 and i think this way using the same model, it's on to the masses. >> from there fernandez will travel to washington where here cannon niz one as a assistant at the national cathedral in washington. fernandez summarizing his tour on the pope's travels this way. >> it's truly a special honor and he's turned out to be a rock star. >> i'm dann cuellar, "channel 6 action news." >> neither snow, rain, gloom, heat at night will stop postal service but papal visit willch the mail will not are delivered on saturday, september 26 in zip codes 19104 and 19107 and 19130 and 19122 that are part of restricted festival ground and meanwhile postal service will remove the blue collection boxes from those neighborhoods for security reasons when the pope is here and they'll be removed be

when usama bin laden was the amir of al qaeda, a guy by the name of zarqawi took a group, he called itqaeda in iraq, which now is ease sis. that's the way they were kind of running once usama bin laden was killed ayman al-zawahiri took over as amir he being egyptian spun them wrong so they formed ice is sill the islamic state in la have on the and zawahiri had a rift with ago bad dagy who is now the proclaimed or elected khalif who is in charge of the islamic state. zawahiri didn't like it a couple years ago he told them to maintain just in iraq. they moved to syria. they pushed al nasra front out of al rocca the capital of the caliphate. 80% of them went to isis and 20% were kicked out. now we have got two rival factions sort of with the same goal, they are just now saying that they want top fight isis because they are looking for publicity because ultimately they want funding from places like saudi arabia. >> unbelievable. >> a lot of stuff going on there. >> how about al qaeda hit list. >> they are doing that because they want to scare people into worrying about investments and worr

. >> amir. yeah. >> amir with the stewart department. question to secretary -- >> how would you compare sharpavov with whom you dealt with, communism. on the other hand, you have jinping, how would the two deal with any of that. >> i met with both with them. they're both extraordinary people, very able. people say sometimes the orientals are hard to interpret, not jinping. i went to china and with jinping, we said, you put anything you want to talk about and i'll put on the table i want to talk about. we'll make an agenda of that. i'll agree to come to beijing at least one -- once a year and we both go through international meetings and talk three or four hours just the two of us and can have staff work on this agenda, it worked very well. he had a meeting in july, robert shaw had been there recently. i asked him, what do you think? he doesn't know what to do about the economy. it's going to blow up in his face. i said, what about china? i started with agricultural, then small businesses and people succeeded. so people want more of what

. >> amir hopes to settle her father in sweden.ants to complete her university studies and return to her homeland as a medic. >> okay. >> god, please look aver the syrian people. >> how do you feel about leaving syria? are you sad. >> arriving in munich, he is composed again. german is offering more of a welcome than anywhere else. this colossal mass movement and its suffering is shaking some of the complacency of western europe. at the same time, it's polarizing opinion in some communities abir tries to disguise her duties. >> everything will be like i want. >> always the optimist. >> see you. >> andrew simmons, al jazeera, munich. ♪ saudi arabia's king salmon has arrived in mecca to oversee an investigation into a train collapse which killed more than 100 people on friday. it happened at mecca's granted mosque before the hodge pilgrimage when many from around the world visit the holy site. the german company which provided the crane says it's also helping with the investigation. al jazeera's omar asali reports. >> hundreds of peo

. >> rookie running back amir abdullah should be heavily relied on. he was impressive in his debut with a touchdown and 50 yards on the ground. >>> at 9:32 on this sunday morning. a look at our top stories. d.c. police investigating a homicide. one man is dead after a triple shooting on el advance street. three victims shot inside a car. police offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction to those responsible. >>> just in to the newsroom some lanes of north connecticut avenue near plier mills road reopened. one person taken to the hospital with serious injuries. >> and today is the last day of pope francis's tour to the u.s. he's visiting philadelphia's biggest jail right now. happening now. we're taking live photos. pope francis is meeting with bishops and cardinals at st. charles seminary. it's exclusive. >> what a busy schedule he has had. >> i know. >> you know, he's going to be happy to get back to the vatican. >> everyone is talking about the kitchener he has had yesterday as well as this morning, so he's going s

she compared trying to battle amir putin. ted cruz made an appearance with stephen colbert. he asked cruz if there is a question he should ask trump when he appears on the show tonight. >> i had like donald a lot and if you can ask him if he could possibly consider donating 1 billion tar campaign. >> reporter: hillary clinton got good news. it shows her leaving sanders by 18 points, that is bigger than her him earlier this month. >> reporter: the wild card in all of this is joe biden. in a recent interview biden said he has to be comfortable that a family. he acknowledged he may not decide in enough time that need all the deadlines that come with a campaign. >> juliet: thank you very much robert. yesterday you called me julia when i was like? mike is checking the weather force mike is checking the weather force a cloudy sky. >> may be a scattered shower out there. if you want to check out while their information check out the live interactive radar. you can download the fox 5 weather app at the itunes store or the google play store. we will be right back a wave o-day e call

son amir in his arms, adnan, from damascus, finally sees light at the end of a long tunnel stretchingomeland in ruins. >>: i feel relieved, he says, even though the grueling nine- day trek from turkey has left him penniless. >>: despite what we've been through, we made it. >> reporter: as a last gesture before they stepped out of hungary, local aid groups weighed the group down with refreshmentsafter days, indeed weeks, of frustration, false starts and closed borders, some good fortune, and good food, was finally abundant. >> reporter: these are the lucky ones: they've reached the promised land, they've arrived in austrian territory. from here on in there is no guarantee that life is going to be easy in europe, in fact it's probably going to be difficult. but at least their journey is almost over. ben wedeman, cnn, on the austrian-hungarian border >> vicki: coming up. a campaign is underway to designate a national park that honors l-g-b-t history. which monument they are targeting. next. >> vicki: two new york legislators are stonewall inn as the first national park honoring l-g-b-t h

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. >> juliet: he will also have a meeting with glad amir put in later today. tresa tresa joins us live this morning from the united nations. >> reporter: good morning. all eyes are on the united nations today. people are watching what world leaders say in their public addresses and also it comes from a high profile sit down. president obama will take center stage today, he was in kingstown yesterday and spoke to a smaller contingent of leaders. he asked other nations to come together for the good of those horse drug lane. he is expected to elaborate on that today. he also has a 15 year plan to reduce poverty, preventable preventable disease and the treatment of women worldwide. >> many children are just one mosquito bite away from death. that is a moral outrage. that is a profound injustice. it is literally a matter of life must act. >> reporter: the president will also come face-to-face today with russia's president, glad where prudent. the two haven't haven't seen each other in one year. the sitdown was requested by nothing is off the table, they do they do

the attacks started hours after russian lawmakers authorize president that amir putin to use force. -- president vladimir putin. use of artillery started recently at the syrian base. vladimir putin is backing the syrian president. and planes from the us-led coalition are helping afghan troops in a battle the taliban. they are trying to retake a northern city that the taliban captured two days ago. the first provincial capital taken by the taliban since 2001. american companies added more jobs than what was forecast in september. by says private payroll grew 2000 last month. an august report said it was slightly downward. the government's jobs report comes out this friday. and a spending bill that would prevent a government shutdown is expected to reach president obama's desk with time to spare. boats are scheduled today in the senate and the house of the stopgap budget measure. that will keep federal agencies the midnight deadline. but, it is only good for 10 weeks. ,nd inspired by the airlines amtrak is adopting baggage fees. beginning tomorrow, a $20 feet will be charged for each it

yes, probably starting to lose it, you know, you see amir and, that kinds of thing?told him to wear a hat. he lathes wearing hats. >> hey, walk by u pen, doctor mike is in there. you might need him. jen, please. your turn to talk over mike, as were you saying? >> that clown, that clown. no, here's what i will say. remember, that many times, a poop i diaper is being put into the bag. a drippy booth some being put into the bag. >> correct. >> so are you, if you're so wealthy orphans i, that you can afford a poop i diaper bag that is $80, i want your job. >> here is the other part of that, right? so you know, because you have two little ones, remember, the initial expense of having children? do you have buy not only the crib, assemble, you have two kids, diapers, it goes on and on and on. the breast pump, my goodness, those aren't cheap. then they grow up, you don't need all of this stuff. if you spend 860 bucks on one diaper bag what a ways. >> it is a carry all, you can continue to have it forever. thanks. >> it is a status symbol. >> once you have kids, do you have s

. >> son amir in his arms, finally sees light at the end of a long tunnel stretching back to his homeland in ruins. >> translator: i feel relieved he says even though the grueling trip has left him pennilespenni. despite what we've been through he says, i'm happy because we made it. as a last gesture before they stepped out of hungary, local aid groups weighed them down with refreshments. after days, indeed weeks of frustration, false starts and closed borders, some good fortune and good food was abundant. >> these are the lucky ones who have reached the promised land. they've arrived in austrian territory. there's no guarantee that life is going to be easy. in fact, it's probably going to be difficult. at least their journey is almost over. ben wedeman, on the austrian hung area border. >> the migrants in the story there, likely risk a journey to get where they are now. on saturday, more than 4,000 migrants progressed in the mediterranean. 20 separate operations. the international organization for migration estimate that half a million people arrived in europe. the eu remains split over

unlike amir, who is 23, these men who are both in their 30s, may struggle to regain their previous formre suspended in 2010 for arranging no balls during a test match in england. >>> kenyan athletes have returned home from the world championships. questions over doping isn't take the shine off of the celebrations. catherine soi reports from nairobi. >> reporter: a welcome for the kenyan champions. [ applause ] >> reporter: this is great news, everybody is talking about them. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: this is a feet that has never been achieved before in kenya, and here is another first. this man brought kenya the first gold medal in a non-track event. javelin. >> i have been really struggling to win the world championships. and i am the champion, so -- >> reporter: kenya has also been in the spotlight for doping allegations. two athletes failed drug tests in beijing. government sporting agencies including athletics kenya are aware of the doping claims. >> we must fight doping, otherwise we won't make it. thank you very much. >> reporter: doping aside, though, kenyans are basking in the

and amir hekmati a prisoner since 2011. and yet the administration would not ask for the release of these prisoners as a token of good faith in the start of the negotiations even though we were will to withdraw our proposing sanctions to start these negotiations. i felt that was a mistake at the outset. the united states gave up its leverage and refused to ask for a concession as we moved forward in these negotiations. yet it has set up a pattern for what happened since. well, everyone i think knows the history of that negotiations. it's important to note at that time the president assured us, he assured us that he would not enter into an agreement that would allow iran to ever have a nuclear weapon. and that we would have ironclad inspection and verification in place sincen that. where are we today? we are now faced with an agreement that cements in place iran's stockpiles, that it allows iran to develop a nuclear weapon over time, even if it complies with the agreement, and does not have any kind of an effective sanctions

he was armed with the handgun, amir called police after hearing gunfire outside of his business. >> second time, we come out, we see the the guy. he was handicapped. but we called the police. hand up. he don't listen. he reached back. then police shoot him. >> reporter: shell casings littered the scene as victim's family members rush to the scene wondering what happened. >> it was a surprise. you don't think you get the that kind of news getting off the work. i just want to to know what happened. >> reporter: police remain on the scene hours after the shooting, they are conducting a thorough investigation and they tell us, police involve shooting. in wilmington natasha brown cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> just a brazen robbery caught on tape, thieves use a car to break in the gun store in virginia. >> the crash shows three men getting out of the car in hooded sweat shirts and also masks. police say the thieves work quickly stealing more than to dozen firearms worth more than $5,000. we're also told the car used in that theft was reported stolen a few days before that burglary. >>> all right.

senate republicans leaders -- with amir, his name is amir.transparent -- to score cheap poetical point it's appalling. corroborating mr. president she has told me that his family wants us to stay out of it. progress is being made, please stay out of it is what his sister said. this cynical tactic is a waste of the senate's time. we should be focused on preventing a government shutdown senator collins decided to sanction -- senate should vote not once not twice but their time on the resolution of disapproval which has failed on two separate occasions. the results will be the same today. senate republicans appear to be stuck and unable to move forward even in a government shutdown. there are few legislative days until they government runs out of money. democrats know this is coming for months. that's why have called for budget -- and we are running out of time. last week the republican leader said quote we only have so much for time in the senate we will try to use it on serious proposals to have a chance of becoming law". i'm sure he should re

it has amir hekmati, a u.s. marine.on rezian who is a "the washington post" reporter and maybe bob levinson, we don't know. former fbi the united states has not made that a credit pro-quo. president rowhani has said he wants to swap iranians in the united states for those three. >> i do not swaps that may not i will tell you is we are fixated on getting our citizens back. >> what is wrong with a swap though. >> i'm not going to discuss what we might or might not do. i will discuss that would are in every conversation now, talking about this issue. and it's my hope that over the course of the next days, weeks, but as short as possible, i hope our citizens will come home. and we're continuing to focus on it. >> are you saying -- i don't mean to, you know, beat a detective horse, but are you saying that swaps is a possibility or is it's on the table. >> i'm not saying anything about any modality with respect to might -- what might or might not happen. what i am saying is we are focused on getting our citizens home. and we

marine amir hekmati, "washington post" reporter, jason rezaian, iranian-american christian pastor sayyidetired reporter. the pope being involved in prisoner negotiations is not a far-fetched idea. at least one prisoner's family has reached out directly to pope francis for help. meanwhile. >>> us a few months ago, the pope met with a high-ranking iranian female politician. for more, let me bring in the president of the plow shares fund. folks might ask here, joe, how does this come together, how does this work? >> right, how can a catholic pontiff help a property test talent president and a muslim ayatollah arrange a prisoner swap? the answer is that's pope francis. as pope he has global reach, global networks. and of course, relations with iran, relations with the united states and as francis, he is deeply interested in seeking a reconciliation between nations. you just saw him play a critical role in the cuba-u.s. reconciliation. i think pope francis believes that a u.s.-iranian cooperation is essential for his long-range goal of a middle east peace. and he can play a role in helping th

reporter: so this is going to be the americans' first real chance to see this much, celebrated much amiredope up close and personal. six days, three cities for the head of the catholic church that's by far the biggest denomination in this country with more than 70 million catholics nationwide. from the moment pope francis arrives today, it will kick off a series of firsts. the 78-year-old's first-ever trip to the u.s. to be personally welcomed to andrews air force base by president obama. a gesture so rare this president has only done it once before. on wednesday, francis makes an 18th century missionary a saint, the first canonization on american soil. thursday he becomes the first pope to address a joint meeting of congress. >> members of congress have been told to not shake the pope's hand when he comes down the aisle. there is a dignity to this occasion because this is someone who's again above politics. >> reporter: for this pope who embraces simplicity, the preparations for his visit have been anything but. with upwards of 60 law enforcement agencies teaming up for security. >> we're

amir under center. dancing around, buying some time with hug less.nd deet trick pars ons, and pars ons cannot be stopped. breaking one, two, three, breaking at least four tackles, gratz would win 55-nothing. >>> mastbaum at frankford, eye saw a -- isiah robinson, tips in the air, robinson does the rest, frandford wins 56 to 12. >>> west philly taking on the school of the future, blair find a hole and he's off to the races. 35 yards for the score. west philly wins 46 to six. >> valley forge military academy, visiting palumbo. derrick brown, sweet fake, almost got the cameraman. nice diving touchdown catch, palumbo wins 22-14. it is suffolk central-interboro. dan mayo looking long, find connor adams. nice touchdown throw. interboro wins 26-six. >>> north penn visits downingtown east. it is a beach out in the stands. who have the hawaii gear all around. nice pump fake there. he will keep it. he will run in for the score. downingtown east a winner 28-24. >> west chester east, west chester russ continue, it is steve francs, up the middle, rumbling in, loo

he will stay on the upper east street iscross the qatarthe amir of lives.he came out and shook hands. michael: maybe they could sit on the stoop in new york city. pageantry -- the pope will be greeted by the president group --obama by a with a group of 15,000 people. michael: not on the south lawn but in the area. hundreds of people on the south lawn. the address of a joint session of congress is tomorrow and then he goes up to capitol hill -- from capitol hill he goes here to new york. tom: and then on to philadelphia. bloomberg television and bloomberg radio worldwide. stay with us. ♪ tom: good morning. we welcome all of you in new york. bloomberg 11 30. on television, worldwide. michael mckee and and tontine -- and tom keene. asia's dollar index, all of those nations without japan goes to new recent weakness moments ago. that is part of our forex brief brought to you by interactive brokers. are your returns tracked down by high transaction costs? your costs can help maximize your returns. kr.com -- visit ibkr.com. in washington, no one cares about the fu

yesterday she said, the senator republican leader is playing with amir's life. the majority leader is trying to score cheap political points. no american should be used in this way. elaborating, she told me that his family wants us to stay out of it. progress is being made. please stay out of it, is what his sister said. this cynical tactic is a waste of the senate's time. we should be preventing a gown. senator mcconnell has amounted to vote three times on a situation that has already failed on two occasions. the result will be the same today. yet the senate is stuck, even with a looming government shutdown. with a few days before the government runs out of funding. we've seen this coming for months. the republicans should have seen it also. maybe they did but just ignored it. that's why we've called for budget negotiations and that's the statement. we told the senate that only so much before this, we're going to try to use it on serious proposals that have a chance of becoming law, close quote. i'm sure he should read that to himself today and maybe tomorrow.

yesterday she said, the senator republican leader is playing with amir's life. the majority leader is trying to score cheap political points. no american should be used in this way. elaborating, she told me that his family wants us to stay out of it. progress is being made. please stay out of it, is what his sister said. this cynical tactic is a waste of the senate's time. we should be preventing a gown. senator mcconnell has amounted to vote three times on a situation that has already failed on two occasions. the result will be the same today. yet the senate is stuck, even with a looming government shutdown. with a few days before the government runs out of funding. we've seen this coming for months. the republicans should have seen it also. maybe they did but just ignored it. that's why we've called for budget negotiations and that's the statement. we told the senate that only so much before this, we're going to try to use it on serious proposals that have a chance of becoming law, close quote. i'm sure he should read that to himself today and maybe tomorrow.

also in proven is amir hekmati, an american marine the president has abandoned. also in prison is jason rezaian, a "washington post" reporter. i note to the reporters in the gallery, a colleague of yours, abandoned by president obama in an iranian prison, thrown in jail for doing his job reporting on the news. and robert levinson, whose whereabouts remain unknown. why does the president refuse even to utter their names? a third consequence of this deal is this deal will only accelerate iran's acquiring nuclear weapons. now, the administration claims that the deal will prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. why? because they promise not to do it. we have learned from iran they break their promises over and over and over again. and what we do know is that they will have an extra $100 billion to develop nuclear weapons with now -- i will say the administration has laughingly suggested, well, they will use that on infrastructure to rebuild their roads, to rebuild their energy industry. right now they're sending vast sums to hamas and hezbollah, funding terroris

including former marine amir he can maddie, including "washington post" reporter ason resin, including 11 sovepb. it is a disgrace for this administration to abandon americans in iranian hell-holes. but the third consequence of this deal going through, if it does, is that it will facilitate and accelerate the nation of iran acquiring nuclear weapons. there is no greater threat to the safety and security of america, there is no greater to the safety and security of israel than a nuclear iran. i agree with prime minister netanyahu. that a nuclear iran poses an exist tential threat to the nation of israel. and let me be clear when he says existential he doesn't mean a bunch of frenchmen in black berets chain smoking. he means literally going to the very existence of israel. when prime minister netanyahu addressed a joint session of congress -- a joint session that president obama boycotted, that vice president biden boycotted that every member of he cacknet boycotted, i joined a discussion with a holocauster survivor and elie wisele discussed the one thing that is capable of destroying is

. >> amir gilles. >> he forgot his name for a second good how about you. >> deparson. >> you are ther. you are the holder. you are the kicker. the lets see what you got. they look like they are too young to be on the team. this is a 20 yarder. >> twenty yarder. >> thirty yarder. >> with the end zone. >> 30-yard good lets see what he has, pressure is on. okay, all right, one more. >> it is pressure. >> okay good lets see what you guy got. >> nice, nice. >> wow. >> you guys are two-zero. >> yes. >> you play frankford this friday. >> are you ready for this. >> yes. >> you want to talk trash to frankford real quick. >> they ain't ready, man. >> yes. >> they are not ready for us. >> we have birthday boys, this is alex kline, kit cat kline's brother, how are you doing. >> yes. >> you played high school football at pw, plymouth white marsh. where do you want to kick from. >> let's start from the 30. >> he wants to tart from the 30. >> who is the holder good you come over here. you hold it for him. >> 30-yard field goal can he make this. you feel the pressure. >> no, not at all. >> he hasn't

including amir including washington post reporter jason and including bop levenson.a disgrace for this administration to abandon americans in a iranian hell hole. but the third consequence of this deal going through if it does, is that it will facilitate and accelerate the nation of iran acquiring nuclear weapon. there is no greater threat to the safety and security of america. there's no greater threat to the safety and security of israel. than a nuclear iran, i agree with prime minister netanyahu. [cheering] that a nuclear iran poses an a threat to the nation of israel. let me clear when he says that, he doesn't mean a bunch of french men in burets chain smoking but going to the existence of israel when prime minister netanyahu addressed a joint session of congress, a joint session that president obama boycotted that vice president biden boycotted that every member of the cabinet boycotted. i participated in a panel discussion with the noble holocaust survivor and capable of murdering 6 million jews in an a instant, with in a flash of light is a nuclear iran observ

i represent the families -- the family of amir hakmadi. i appreciate the efforts of member ops both sides to call upon iran to release the americans they hold. i thank chairman royce for his effort, through his leadership on the foreign affairs committee, to assist me in developing a resolution that allowed this house to speak with one voice on that question. but it would be a mistake, as some have suggested, to have included the freedom of innocent americans as one of the provisions of an agreement because by the very nature of an agreement, through negotiations, in order to secure a concession, in order to secure the release of those americans in exchange for something else that was negotiated at the bargaining table, we would have had to exchange something that makes the world a less safe place. but don't take my word for it. listen to the position taken by that young, brave, man that i represent. that young marine, amerihakmadi who himself has said that the onus is on iran to unilaterally release him and not to include him as part of a

hostages currently imprisoned in iran including amir hekmati, congress must address these issues. in 2009, congress debated whether to pursue sanctions or diplomacy with iran first, with military force always being the last resort but a necessary final deterrent. i was proud to cosponsor the efforts of past sanctions in 200 and helped pass additional sanctions in the years since. a as new member of the senate, is joined a group of bipartisan senators ready to pass additional sanctions against iran as they continue to drag out negotiations. iran needed to know that the patience of the united states was not limitless. the jcpoa is a product of complex negotiations and painstaking compromise. but let's be clear. either rejecting or accepting this deal comes with a set of distinct risks. however, those who oppose this deal have been accused of supporting war over diplomacy, and those who support this deal have been likewise portrayed as supporting containment and capitulation. well, foreign policy is rarely so simple. and it is certainly not so simple in this case. as leaders of this

putin has amir message for benjamin netanyahu -- relax. of syrian aggression against israel are unfounded. not soldnetanyahu is and says syria and iran are trying to set up terrorist operations in the golan heights. pimm: medical experts say thousands of people have died needlessly and africa us able --break because of bumble bungling by the united nations. they say the world health organization ignored warnings in the epidemic has killed more than 11,000 people and is expected to be over by the end of the year. that is a look at the top stories at this hour. it is united nations andrnational peace day berger companies are breaking bread. they are celebrating with a brand-new burger. they have teamed up to create something called the peace b urger. king proposed this idea to mcdonald's but mcdonald's said no thanks. betty: instead, mcdonald's is rolling out its own plan by teaming up with the united nations food program. in 38 campaign will air countries today bringing attention to the refugees of the middle east. this comes as john kerry

amir ahmadi and recently there's been noise about whether there could be a possible prisoner swap.ane amanpour and he laid out clear terms. and he said there have been talks about that. what are your red lines in these talks? >> well i'm not going to discuss, i'm not going to draw red lines and i'm not going to get into the details of any discussion of those talks. >> but there are some talks about how to move forward though. >> we are constantly. i have raised them in all of our sessions. we've had a lot of conversations. we are continuing those conversations now. and i am hopeful that the day will come soon. obviously sooner rather than later. but soon, when all of our citizens can come home. >> several presidential candidates have talked about tearing up the iran deal. is that -- what do you think of that? is that possible? president rouhani called it laughable. >> well even -- you know, donald trump has very clearly and other candidates i've noticed on the other side. >> marco rubio, ted cruz. >> they have said -- >> they will tear it up day one. >> i don't know which have. don

i represent the families -- the family of amir hakmadi. i appreciate the efforts of member ops both sides to call upon iran to release the americans they hold. i thank chairman royce for his effort, through his leadership on the foreign affairs committee, to assist me in developing a resolution that allowed this house to speak with one voice on that question. but it would be a mistake, as some have suggested, to have included the freedom of innocent americans as one of the provisions of an agreement because by the very nature of an agreement, through negotiations, in order to secure a concession, in order to secure the release of those americans in exchange for something else that was negotiated at the bargaining table, we would have had to exchange something that makes the world a less safe place. but don't take my word for it. listen to the position taken by that young, brave, man that i represent. that young marine, amerihakmadi who himself has said that the onus is on iran to unilaterally release him and not to include him as part of a

hostages currently imprisoned in iran including amir hekmati, congress must address these issues. in 2009, congress debated whether to pursue sanctions or diplomacy with iran first, with military force always being the last resort but a necessary final deterrent. i was proud to cosponsor the efforts of past sanctions in 200 and helped pass additional sanctions in the years since. a as new member of the senate, is joined a group of bipartisan senators ready to pass additional sanctions against iran as they continue to drag out negotiations. iran needed to know that the patience of the united states was not limitless. the jcpoa is a product of complex negotiations and painstaking compromise. but let's be clear. either rejecting or accepting this deal comes with a set of distinct risks. however, those who oppose this deal have been accused of supporting war over diplomacy, and those who support this deal have been likewise portrayed as supporting containment and capitulation. well, foreign policy is rarely so simple. and it is certainly not so simple in this case. as leaders of this

until they are all at business and vacationing in cuba and fighting with the amir roux in peru, until they are gone america can't be saved so we need to shut down immigration dust off the books assimilate the ones already here and then we can start it up again totally cheap. i could do it all before breakfast. just send me the photos. i would be better than what we are getting now, 100% of the time. >> ann coulter 11 time new york times winner, thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you. >> one of the things that has frustrated me lately is the fact that people stop paying attention to the deficit and the debt crisis. the deficit is down, down a lot in the last couple of years and people think that is solve a problem the reality is we are in a temporary lull and within a year or so we are going to see the debt go back up. we are adding to the debt every year. we haven't even begun to take the problem kicking in with entitlements medicare medicaid social security began to start adding up and if we don't start acting now while the sun is shining we are going to be in real trouble once t