secretary general antonio gutierrez any moment now.ming on the heels of the president's first major speech at the united nations. when the president and the secretary general make their way and start speaking we'll take you there live. meanwhile another potentially catastrophic hurricane heading the caribbean while remnants of the hurricane jose send dangerous rip currents along the east coast. hurricane maria crippled the caribbean island of dominica last night, as the strongest hurricane on record to ever make land fall there. now that storm is on track to pummel the virgin islands and puerto rico. in fact the islands public safety commissioner warning people to, quote, get out now or die. puerto rico's governor said maria will essentially devastate the island. >> this storm will bring slow, sustained 150 miles an hour gusts. a lot of houses just won't withstand that. >> we have live team coverage tracking both storms. wnbc's dave price in new york. tammy lite ner in puerto rico and the christen dal deron on the east coast. in terms

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secretary general antonio gutierrez says the crisis is the world's fastest developing a refugee emergency more than half a million have fled to bangladesh since fighting began in states last month we have received bone chilling accounts from those with lands mainly women children and the the on. these testimonies warrants to excessive violence. of human rights including indiscriminate firing of weapons the presence of landmines and sexual violence and acceptable and must then immediately russia and turkey have agreed to work more closely to try to end the conflict in syria russian president vladimir putin has been holding talks in ankara with his turkish counterpart. to one during their joint press conference turkey's president once again condemned the referendum in kurdistan which voted for secession from iraq if. the region is becoming more and more fragile the referendum has no legitimacy in terms of international law unfortunately the regional government despite all the friendly warnings has made a huge mistake by holding this referendum as we have always mentioned they have no right

accountability with those international order and to come together if they meet these challenges and antonio gutierrez will be with the general assembly president and in the evening you also attend a reception for born wednesday the president will be with the leaders of jordan and the palestinian authority at -- the authority, united kingdom and egypt an every working lunch to discuss how the united states to address the urgent challenges the security militia ships between the nation's thursday the president agree with the leaders of turkey and afghanistan and ukraine those latter two in particular have suffered direct and persistent attacks on their sovereignty greasy years as the most recent next - - missile launch shows one of the most urgent in danger security problems. and with that we will turnover to the ambassador navy. >> i'll tell you next week will not be short on topics first of all, we can say it is a new day at the un as it has shifted the past several months it isn't just talking it is action in the members are starting to get used to act whether it is a security council resolution, ref

united nations chief antonio gutierrez is calling on myanmar's leaders to end the nightmare facing rohingyas refugees fleeing the country. the comments come after the drowning deaths of dozens of refugees whose boat capsized off the coast of bangladesh. many are still missing. in the last month more than 500,000 rohingyas have fled myanmar because of a violent crackdown by the country's military. >> scores of refugees line the beach in bangladesh, fleeing violence in myanmar when their boat capsized in the bay of bengal. most of the dead, women. and children. survivors are now burying friends and family but their journey is not over. this is where they're headed. a refugee camp in bangladesh. basic supplies are scarce. humanitarian organizations working here say they are overwhelmed. >> people need to be dry and clean and they need to have a place to sleep. these are the immediate needs. obviously for that we need money. bangladeshys have been very generous but individuals cannot address this need. even the bangladeshy government cannot address this need. >> at the united nations the securit

security council as you can see there the secretary general antonio gutierrez is going to address the fifteen members of the council bringing them up to date on the situation in me and more this was a meeting that was requested by france the u.s. and the u.k. among others it's a last minute addition to the calendar but it's a sense of just how urgently people on the security council and across the u.n. writ large want to see something done about this crisis the u.n. says that now more than five hundred thousand. are inside dash and that upwards of seven hundred thousand overall may have left me and more or burma and are in dash and other countries trying to escape the violence there certainly there is also a real concern about the behavior of the military which is the defacto power still in me and more and how it has been dealing with what it calls terrorist threats this is something that has many members of the security council agitated because they believe that the military is going above and beyond what should be done any moment in the rose let me stop you there because we cannot c

. >> moments ago president trump tweeting praise for antonio gutierrez for the un to focus more on peopleess on bureaucracy. compare that to this weekend. we know the president spent his weekend preparing for that speech. the president took time to indulge in one of his first pastimes. among his tweets and retweets, he shared this. spoke with president moon and asked him how rocket man is doing. long gas lines forming in north korea. too bad. he also retweeted a video looks like he is hitting hillary clinton with a golf ball. this from a man who once promised this. >> at some point i'm going to be so presidential that you people will be so bored. >> waiting. waiting. still waiting. i want to swish between the two in that people will cringe a bit when he is called rocket man. many say if that's the way he wants to say it, that's fine. he retweets a video by a protrump twitter feed that hits the golf ball that hits the democratic candidate in the back of the head and she falls. people took laughter on the sunday program thinking that we thought that was funny. that part is not funny. >> it'

secretary general antonio gutierrez. the north korean nuclear issue was the main focus of the high level discussions in new york last week. by many accounts, north korea's nuclear program seems to be at a tipping point. the yield of its sixth nuclear test on september 3rd was greater than all of the previous five tests combined. north korea fired two ballistic missiles over japan as if to substantiate its threat of indeveloping fire around the island of guam. the recent events this made in north korea's nuclear capabilities have been much faster than anticipated and pyongyang seems fast approaching its stated goal of having nuclear tipped icbms capable of targeting the continent tal united states. ladies and gentlemen, in tackling the north korean issue the vital importance of close coordination between the republic of korea and the united states cannot be overemphasized. so at their second face-to-face meeting in new york last week, our two presidents once again condemned north korea's continued provocations in the stro

global order he will be addressing the general assembly today he had a nice thing to say about antonio gutierrezthis is trump operating within the u.n. he wants to leave his own stamp on it and to improve areas he thinks need improving. but this will be a relatively controlled trump this week if that turns out to be true, we won't know until 10:30 local time in the u.s., if he is more mellow and doesn't lash out against all kinds of organizations like the u.n., what do you think has made him more mellow? do you think it's days like today when he speaks in front of the world? not specifically to americans that he is more presidential or is it actually the fact that over the past couple of weeks and days,he's been able to reach across the party aisle and has made some progress when it comes to being more presidential >> i think it's the latter i think trump is simple to understand in these terms. he's been, you know, almost all of his presence was attacked in the media. he didn't like it at all then he struck the debt ceiling with democrats, got praise and figured this is more fun, and we don't ha

. >> antonio gutierrez echoed the call to overhaul the institution. >> someone recently asked what keeps me up at night? my answer is simple. bureaucracy. >> it unfolds much like a high stakes game of speed dating. the president convenes talks with a dozen world leaders tackle issue including climate change, global terrorism and north korea. the first meeting with israel benjamin netanyahu. >> i look forward to discuss with you how we can address together what you likely call terrible nuclear deal with iran. >> trump's disdain for iran deal is documented but the iran president hassan rouhani warns against withdrawal. >> exiting an agreement would have a high cost for the united states of america. >> president rouhani said pulling out of the agreement tells those negotiating with america is a waste of time. stacy cohan, abc7 news. larry: new information tonight from interior secretary ryan zinke. the report proposing expanded logging and hunting and changes to marine monumenteds. environmental group will go to court to watch changes. alison: still to come. testing the road. what else is b

. >> trump went on to throw his support behind secretary general antonio gutierrez saying he has great reform revision and ushering in much needed changes. also had a meeting with benjamin netanyahu discussed ongoing peace effort and trump proclaimed to believe there is quote a good chance of it happening and quote we are giving it an absolute go. trump also met with president emmanuel macron. unlike past meetings did not share tense handshake. picked up newfound friendship where it left off in paris. speaking of which, president trump floated this idea for a new independence day celebration. >> i do want to say that i was your guest at bastille day and one of the greatest parades i've ever seen. it was military might and i think a tremendous thing for france and spirit of france. people don't know what great warriors they are in france. you see that with all the victories. it was a tremendous day and to a large extent because of what i witnessed, we may do something like that on july 4 in washington down pennsylvania. i don't know. we're going to have to try to top it. >> let's talk a

later that day, the president will have lunch with antonio gutierrez and meet with the president from with them in the evening. he will host a traditional reaccepting. the president will meet with the leaders jordan and the palestinian authority and egypt. he will host a luncheon with african leaders to discuss how the united states can help develop their economies address urgent challenges and strengthen security relationships and economic relationships between our nations. finally on thursday, the president will meet with the leaders of turkey, afghanistan and ukraine. the latter two in particular have suffered direct and persistent attacks on sovereignty in recent years. he will also host a lunch with the leaders of south korea and japan as kim jung un's most recent launch demonstrates, this is one of the world's most urgent and dangerous security problems. it's vital that all nations work together to do the utmost to solve that problem. i will turn it over to ambassador haley. >> thank you very much. i will tell you that next week is not going to be short on topics. i think first

secretary general antonio gutierrez he's also called the situation catastrophic any four hundred thousand people have fled to neighboring bangladesh in the past three weeks. more talks to end the war in syria is set to begin in cuz i stand on thursday the sixth round of talks in a style of brokered by russia turkey and iran and aimed at implementing lasting cease fires in so-called deescalation zones. u.s. police have opened a criminal investigation after eight patients at a nursing home died during hurricane on the facility lost power during the storm and the air conditioning failed. some residents of the florida keys are beginning to return home following hurricane and it's estimated that one in every four homes in the string of low lying islands has been destroyed help is now on the way but many are returning to find they've lost everything and agalloch has more from key largo. for the residents of the sea breeze trailer park on island morada this was a slice of tropical paradise now it lays in ruins obliterated by one of the most powerful hurricanes to ever bed down on this chain of i

underway at the behest of the united states and donald trump complimented the un secretary general antonio gutierrez there was a lot of gladhanding? yes, certainly. this was a meeting that the un had called, 120 countries at this meeting the united states was chairing, and donald trump met with the british foreign secretary boris johnson, and you can see the two of them shaking hands there. and of course them shaking hands there. and of course reform of the united nations is also something on the agenda of britain. britain is also a major contributor to the un budget, but really all eyes are on donald trump for his big speech tomorrow in front of world leaders when he is expected to address what he sees as the threat from iran, as well as north korea. everyone is very interested to see what tone he strikes, but based on the tone he struckjust know which seem to be that he was critical of the un, he was also constructive, so that i think will be welcomed by world leaders here, who never quite know what to expect with donald trump. yes, interesting. he started off by saying trump tower is very near wh

the first of the threat posed by north korea, we have listened to the un secretary general antonio gutierrezsidestep its way into war, he says they were to be worried about the threat of war because he said it was a real possibility. that was an echo in president trump's speech. we also wa nt to president trump's speech. we also want to find out because it does affect the entire international community, what about the hints that the usa won't pull out of the paris impact on climate change grizzled and the nuclear deal, there are conflicting signals of the nuclear deal and putting pressure on iran. those are some issues trump will be speaking about in about an hour and a half's time. thanks forjoining us. a half's time. thanks forjoining us. we will be back with you to the afternoon. there is the united nations general assembly where president trump is going to be talking pretty shortly. as our correspondent suggested, he will talk in particular about north korea calling for greater international pressure on north korea over its nuclear programme. there have already been a warning from china

chief antonio gutierrez world leaders to do more to end the suffering not on the horn reports. more than a thousand people live here in the village of my crew and the waste of human most of them and shelters like these subway have bashed lives and one of them with nine members of his family a family that relies almost entirely on the young boy to survive he's managed to make money from finding and selling plastic water containers it really makes much. but. it's hard trying to find something to sell we never have enough never enough food never enough water last time who got help was no more than we have nothing. the war in yemen pits who three rebels from the north backed by iran and troops loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh against a good many government forces they supported by is strikes from a saudi led coalition nearly two and a half years of fighting has left yemen on the brink of collapse. already the poorest country in the gulf when the war began it's made the crisis much much worse a crippled infrastructure abject poverty seven million people on the brink of f

we get that from the first three speakers that have already occurred, antonio gutierrez, the individualduced, and michel temer, all of them embracing immigration, diversity, going contrary to the tonality that we have heard out of the white house thus far under president trump's white house. it will be interesting to see. we heard he will be a nationalist. he will talk about north korea he will talk about iran. he will talk about venezuela, three key problem spots in the world. he is also going to talk about the issues of whether or not the united states bears too much of the burden when it comes to trying to deal with world crisis i see him approaching the stage. we'll get an introduction? i'm struggling to see the screen here let me know when he actually comes up definitely a highly anticipated speech all the members here wanting to see the president of the united states for the first time here at u.n. general assembly >> michelle, the president now approaching the lectern. we expect to hear from him in a few minutes. the white house said monday that the president spoke with the presi

edgar chikez hernandez and victor antonio gonzalez gutierrez. the police say the men raped the girl while the third suspect wore a mask and filmed. the police are looking through the suspect's social media profiles. any say it was planned and discussed on social media. still under investigation whether gang activity played a part in the crime. >>> it is 5:07. many of you have been talking on loin about the surprising story of a local massage therapist accused of sexually abusing customers. the suspect was in court and declined a plea agreement. we also learned that more victims have come forward. one of them says she was touched inappropriately at a massage business. three other women say they were sexually assaulted at two locations in tenley town and buoy. he will be in court next month. >>> today, we mark the first year of a peoples journey. celebrations as the national museum of african-american history and culture turns one. since the opening, the crowds have not stopped coming. nearly 3 million visitors according to the museum. the anniver

antonio gutierrez for his .lection i am confident the united nations secretary-general will laid byfull foundation his predecessor, ban ki-moon, in which i would like to give glowing tribute. mr. president, the same for the session, focusing on people, striving for peace and a decent life for all on a sustainable provides us an opportunity to review allete -- to reevaluate challenges affecting our peoples. these include threats to social and economic development, peace and security. need toe, there is develop approaches to these new challenges, which include terrorism, climate change, nuclear weapons, among many others. in this globalized injured event canworld, more countries in this globalized, interdependent world, where countries can resolve these issues. [applause] this session is taking place against a backdrop of adverse effects of climate change which have spared no one nation. developed or underdeveloped. our efforts to create a standard of living in order to meet sustainable develop meant goals have been frustrated by the effects of climate change. theave witnessed devastating

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