>> also speaking on tuesday at the un's general assembly israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the cold the u.n. to take a stronger line with iran saying it threatens world peace and security. this is 25 minutes. >> the general assembly will hear a statement from the prime minister of the state of israel. mr. benjamin netanyahu. [applause] may i request protocol to escort his excellency. [applause] >> mr. president, ladies and gentlemen, we're in the midst of a great revolution. a revolution in israel's standing among the nations. this is happening because so many countries around the world have finally woken up to what israel can do for them. those countries now recognize what brilliant investors, like warren buffet, and great companies, like google and intel, what they've recognized and known for years: that israel is the innovation nation. the place for cutting-edge technology and agriculture, in water, in cybersecurity, in medicine, in autonomous vehicles. you name it, we've got it. those countries now also recognize israel's exceptional capabilities in fighting terrorism.

>>harris: important relationship, president donald trump has met with benjamin netanyahu a short time ago as the president is waiting for his critical speech to the united nations simply tomorrow. the president touted the opportunity for peace in the middle east. watch. >> the palestinians would like to see it, and i can tell you the trump administration would like to see it. we are working very hard, and we will see what happens. , historically, people say it cannot happen. i say can. >> under your leadership, the alliance between america and israel has never been stronger, never been deeper. >>harris: the president attending meetings at the u.n. today. pushing for what he sees as crucial reform to cut down on bureaucracy and red tape. chief correspondent, john roberts with me today. always good to see you. we are right here. i am feeling a bit of a snow melt, because that was a frosty relationship between the prime minister and barack obama. different with donald trump. >> we have seen this a number of times. a couple times at the white house. we saw today, saw it in israel. benjami

beyond trump's speech made a plea on climate change benjamin netanyahu denounce the iran nuclear deal and qatar's amir addressed the blockade of his country we have complete coverage of day one of the general assembly also. including more than ninety people killed as a powerful earthquake hit central mexico. as president donald trump made an explosive debut at the u.n. general assembly stepping up pressure on north korea trying to threaten to totally destroy the country if it threatens the u.s. or its allies also took aim at the iran nuclear deal accusing tehran of funding terrorism and stabilizing the middle east for this he received praise from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu but trump faced opposition from france president manuel mccall defended the nuclear deal he also stood up for the international climate accord despite trump's decision to withdraw from the agreement for the coolness of the when he goes he that agreement is not up for negotiation it binds us together taking it apart would mean taking apart a pact but it is not just between states but also between gener

dealing an embarrassing blow to her husband's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. soon she may have to face a judge. for the misuse of state funds for private mails. the statement of the general prosecutor rates that sarah netanyahu falsely claimed that no cooks are employed at their official residence. in order to use public funding for hundreds of meals catered from restaurants. according to the ministry of justice the personal dining expenses amount to one hundred thousand dollars. the police first filed a reporting answer last year recommending criminal charges. for paying excessive household costs with public funds. this is not the first time she stands accused of squandering taxpayers' mone. and he's also been previously convicted of underpaying and humiliating household staff. and this latest case she has denied any wrongdoing. prime minister benjamin netanyahu said yesterday on facebook those claims and says why for at certain will be proven unfounded. netanyahu himself faces multiple investigations are suspected of corruption and fraud and breach of trust t

they were front and sentwer both president trump and benjamin netanyahu.r deal, it still stands and the u.s. has affirmed its stand every 30 days because we're supposed to. what eventually happens with this deal? >> president needs to recertify in october to congress. every 90 days. liz: 90, pardon me. >> that's right. every 90 days, the next one is up in october. the president may not reaffirm it. may not certify it. i think he was putting down a marker today, telling the international community if we don't get a better situation with iran on the ballistic missiles, on its terrorism. on the current nuclear deal which essentially just slows iran's progress towards a nuclear weapon, that he may walk away from it. he is telling the p5 plus one which are the other permanent members of the u.n. security council which were partners to this, and e.u. and germany, if you don't do something about this i may walk away from it. i think he was laying down a marker today. he hasn't said he is going to do that but i think he is laying out what made happen. liz: thank y

you saw benjamin netanyahu smiling and nodding. i wonder if there people out there who think the president is anti-semitic, how they reconcile that view of him with what went on today. i'm really asking that is a serious question because you see that all over and that's one of those things, especially after charlottesville. >> harris: we've been hearing that vitamin put in has been wanting to open talks with north korea and with other people. he is not there. china didn't show up. yesterday, angela merkel didn't show up. it's interesting for who is missing and who showed up. right now, the world's focus on this president so i'm fascinated as we look forward to the role that he plays now and how the rest of the world will react. we'll see what they will say. does this move the needle at all, doesn't change change the game at all? >> governor huckabee: the one thing am convinced of his donald trump is not playing mother may i. he does not walk into a room and says what it be okay if you guys don't mind and if it wouldn't upset everyb

. >> absolutely, we will hear soon from prime minister benjamin netanyahu, he is expected to echo those remarks and perhaps persuade world leaders to revisit the iran deal. we heard from the french president earlier today as well as some others saying it will be a mistake to tear up the deal but there is i think an effort underway right now to at least try to revisit elements of this deal to revise it until some of the holds and what the president i think noted was a bad deal for the united states and for its allies. >> jon: it may have been a bad deal but it's in place and it's my understanding that his national security advisor h.r. mcmaster is saying you have to stick with what's been foisted upon us. >> i think there is still a debate and if you listen to what the president said during his united nations speech, he hinted there is going to be a revisiting of this in some way. that's not to say he's going to tear up the deal but i think there are some options short of that in the president is looking into that now ahead of the next recertification period. >> jon: is it realistic to p

the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu makes a controversial visit to argentina. also ahead the world's largest car maker makes a major move towards electric vehicles. how the weather really does look automaton across a good part of europe now we've got bands of cloud and rain streaming in from the west still a big mass of storms thunderstorms just banging away across central parts of the med for the h. we are taking to the balkans and just sliding up into that western side of russia still some pretty heavy downpours to come here then as we go on through the next couple of days ahead of that still warm and dry will see book arrested twenty nine thirty five and anchoress a very warm sunshine here on the side of that will twenty i saw some betrayed don't see babba further north. quite a wind blowing across london and paris had around seventeen or eighteen degrees over the next couple days perhaps a touch warm for paris on wednesday but you can see the bands of cloud and right never really too far away from that northwestern corner through the british isles into fran

and the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu makes a controversial visit to argentina. welcome back we'll take a look at weather conditions across asia and across northeastern areas we've had a pretty active frontal system this is this is that which gave a lot of rain across the korean peninsula it is clearing japan but his house given some very heavy rain in places you can see there the forecast suggest then that that system continues to push into the pacific wanted to the ripples on it may just give the old shower across the eastern side of honshu but otherwise it's getting better well for the rain clearing away from her cairo during the course of the day fine conditions across the korean peninsula and there's a head on through into thursday you see generally got to dry conditions for tokyo but further south as away from that front just bringing rain up from the south it should be dry in beijing and dry further south in shanghai now heading further towards societies around the supplementary just coming into the edge of the screen is what is typhoon time now this could

next up a meeting with israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu. there all ahead of his live speech tomorrow before the u.n. general assembly tomorrow. ambassador nikki haley says expect tough talk. >> i think you can see for yourself. i think he slaps the right people, he hugs the right people and comes out with the u.s. being very strong in the end. millions of you are online right now, searching one topic. that will generate over 600 million results. and if you've been diagnosed with cancer, searching for answers like where to treat, can feel even more overwhelming. so start your search with a specialist at cancer treatment centers of america. start with teams of cancer treatment experts under one roof. start where specialists use advanced genomic testing to guide precision cancer treatment... ...that may lead to targeted therapies and more treatment options. start where there's a commitment to analyzing the latest research and conducting clinical trials-to help each patient get the personalized cancer care they deserve. start at one of the canc

this hour the president meeting with benjamin netanyahu of list rail.'s reckoning the iranians are playing a key role here in providing intelligence, money and support for their nuclear weapons program. i believe the president at 3:50 eastern time will meet with french president emanuel ma cron, my favorite leader name. all these defense deals, anything defense, aerospace related is on fire right now. investors are keeping them up. here to take you on that, and so much more the next hour, trish regan. hey, trish. trish: macron. like you do it in france. you have a nice way about it. world leaders meeting in new york city ahead of his big speech tomorrow at the u.n., united nations where he is expected to call on every single nation to do more to pressure north korea into giving up its nuclear weapons. as we see yet again another record day on wall street. look s&p, dow, nasdaq, all green on your screen. hitting new record highs. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." ahead of his first address to the u.n., president urging more to do mor

you mentioned benjamin netanyahu. he said in a statement today that the president's speech was the strongest thing he had heard in his 30 years dealing with the united nations. short time ago after a bilateral hearing with the secretary-general, president trump gave a toast to open up the secretary-general's luncheon. lear on today the president will be meeting with the mayor of qatar and has a diplomatic reception this evening. his officials events here at the general assembly beginning to wind down. but what a speech. we heard from nikki haley, the u.n. ambassador that was going to, quote, slap the right people and hug the right people. he hugged china and russia for finally coming to the table over sanctions on north korea. and he took a huge baseball bat and swatted kim jong-un with that, calling out north korea, warning north korea that it was headed down a dangerous, dangerous path. also calling out nations who might be helping north korea. listen to what the president said. >> it is an outrage that some nations

as you'd expect donald trump and benjamin netanyahu were very happy to see each other on monday on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly both men agreed that in their view the iran nuclear deal was a bad deal and should be renegotiated and at the very least that iran can't be trusted to hold up its end of the deal as for the trumpet ministrations efforts to try to broker peace between the israelis and the palestinians the president had this to say actually think with the capability. and frankly i think we have to say that if you are like i think the palestinians would like to see it and i could tell you that ministration would like to see it so we're working very hard in a to see what happens. it's likely that both men will try to touch on the issue of the iran nuclear deal during their addresses to the u.n. general assembly on tuesday it's also very likely that they will try to talk about the mideast peace process but their first concern is international peace and security namely that of israel and so of course expect repeated references to iran in both men's addresses that speak

donald trump australia speech tomorrow that he is going to be seeing iran he met earlier with benjamin netanyahun neta nyahu who does he met earlier with benjamin netanyahu who does not like the deal and said it clearly on the way m. sorry i did not and to your question! just to say iran is coming up question! just to say iran is coming up and is the big deal. that is fine but quickly tell us about pressure on aung san suu kyi, everyone has called for her to condemn the violence and she has not, she is not an easy woman to push off her chosen course. no and indeed she's raised questions about their headlines, about the everyone is watching for her speech from myanmar, that will set the tone for what she says. there was a big uk meeting about what to do will there be another tweaking of the american tales? we will see. but the north korean foreign minister speaks in person on thursday. thank you laura. this is the tweet i was looking for. 412,000 rohingya refugees fleeing to bangladesh since august 25. human rights watch saying it's time for targeted sanctions against myanmar. aung san suu kyi wi

the president there with benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of israel. the president saying he wants to achieve middle east peace, saying it would be a fantastic achievement. and you heard great praise from benjamin netanyahu for president trump, saying he has the clarity and conviction when it comes to the united states approached israel, certainly the relationship puts to rest a lot of concerns that many israelis had during the election as to what sort of ally president trump would be where he elected but he seems to be certainly showing at least to the current leadership that he is a stalwart ally, many people saying graceful things about this president. the president believes the u.n. has potential, but is too bloated with bureaucracy, seems to have an ally with the united nations secretary general. we will get a read out of this bilateral meeting with our ministry netanyahu and a little while and french president macron and of course the big speech tomorrow morning, 10:30 at the united nations when the president lays out his vision for what the unit

the president is with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. they are speaking and i want to listen in. >> thank you very much. it's great to have prime minister netanyahu with us today. a friend of mine for many years. it's a real honor. we are going to be discussing many things and among them peace between the palestinians and israel. it would be a fantastic achievement and people are giving it an absolute go. there is a good chance it could happen. most people would say there is no chance. i think with the capability of the other side, i think we have a chance and israel would like to see it and the palestinians would like to see it and the trump administration would like to see it. we are working hard to see what happens. people say it can't happen and i say it can happen. it's an honor to have you. >> great to see you. thank you. mr. president it's great to see you again. under your leadership the alliance between america approximate israel has never been stronger and deeper. i can say it in ways that people see and don't see. i want to tha

such a type one speaking there back tomorrow one bashar i mean he spoke just before at benjamin netanyahu what did you make of his speech and also the juxtaposition between these two leaders obviously well certainly the turkish president wanted to come across as a parent islam ic leader so he did a tour de force from. down to india and men model across to africa talking about somalia talking about development certainly palestine the gulf crisis so all in all this was an all encompassing speech basically and i have to say that i'm sure he took listening to me now would not be very happy what i'm saying but this on the up you know ottoman type of a speech where he really talks about. most of the conflicts on the problems and the challenges facing the islamic world in general and yes as you said there's a contrast between him and what we've heard from prime minister netanyahu or for that matter. the american president you know here today we've heard basically two narratives one narrative in for sizes punitive measures when combating terrorism when dealing with issues of security challenges t

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benjamin netanyahu who met with president trump.y were also talking not only about the iranian nuclear deal but also about mid-east peace and the prospects for mid-east peace. here's what president trump said about that. >> peace between the palestinians and israel will be a fantastic achievement. and we are giving it an absolute go. i really think we have the chance. i think israel would like to see it, and i think the palestinians would like to see it, and i can tell you that the trump administration would like to see it. >> but the middle easts isn't the only hot spot in the world. of course, asia and north korea. we expect president to address north korea when he addresses the united nations general assembly tomorrow morning, and we know that the un ambassador from the united states nikki haley has put the un as well as north korea on notice saying that if north korea keeps on with its reckless behavior, the united states has to defend itself going on to say north korea will be destroyed, and we know that and none of us want tha

well we've had a statement from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu within the last hour and he said that a lot has yet to be determined about the precise nature of what happened and indeed the fallout there of that he says that two things are very clear firstly that the man's house will be demolished indeed we're hearing from within the village that the israeli military is still in the house secondly that the village will be sealed off and his whole extended family will have their work permits removed from them and the other thing that benjamin netanyahu is saying is that this is the result of systematic incitement by the palestinian authority he says he expects a full condemnation from the palestinian president this is all happening at the time of another visit by the u.s. envoy to the region jason green blatt he's here talking to both sides trying to see if this so far stalled us peace effort can be revived the united states is calling on the palestinians to wait three or four more months. three more three more months from now before they come up with their own proposal bu

there was tight security in some disruption for the visit to argentina by benjamin netanyahu the first by a sitting israeli prime minister it was welcomed by argentina's jewish community the largest in latin america. the girls. many israeli diplomats and ministers have visited argentina during the best worst moments of the jewish community that's why we have such strong ties with israel they've always been there to help. but they will also be protests including from within argentina's jewish community against the government which we believe these racists is. supporting the. it's a government that. ok it's. it's very close to big government. who is also in the early word and they are a little conservative government and they are very good friends. very good business i think. netanyahu was also criticized at home for escaping corruption investigations into himself and his family. the prime minister traveling with a delegation of thirty business leaders will meet arjun time president machree and pay homage to the victims of two attacks in one of cyrus on israeli and jewish sites in the on

watching this speech right now they're not going to buy a single bit of it though and certainly benjamin netanyahu now has the ear of dollar trump i think they met two days ago and i you see his sort of script all over speech as well so i think to a large degree trump has now told the line of the new conservatism benjamin netanyahu as opposed to the sort of more noninterventionist wing of his own party the republican party and also in general folks in the region in america who would not like to see him for the escalation so in effect he's moved back to the axis of evil rhetoric which we've seen with george bush and you saw that in the speech yesterday as well so where do you think. the iran deal goes from here. i know that's a really broad question but do you i mean do you have any fears that it could fall apart based on simply again what we're hearing of president trump well it's ambiguous at this point we have to see is the next statement i think can make you haley even said his statement does not mean that he wants to break the deal as last statements cryptic statement but i think this is the w

yeah and it is really striking and another thing that was really striking is benjamin netanyahu his response to the speech as i think the quote i read was he thought it was the best speech he'd heard in thirty years ago since he went off an effort to come away when he was in the residence yelling with with complete i think of them applauding as the left has written it was not exactly and you know maybe the only person we've heard you know even donald trump's base is going to have a lot of issues with this speech because he says one thing and then he says another and so nobody can come out completely thrilled with the speech except for benjamin netanyahu which was i mean it seemed like from space so far as they liked it they thought it was tough it was sort of that cowboy american image that they really like but there was something else in the speech that we all recognized at this point so far he talked about refugees and how they need to stay local that sort of nationalism is what is going to help him here at home especially with the courts taking up his refugee ban and saying whether or not

and today i just really want a rea readout from this meeting from the prime minister benjamin netanyahuville. there's so much to watch out for this week but north korea is definitely huge and that looms large this week. >> david sanger, our jim sciutto made a great point and he'll join us in just a moment again as we get to the president. don't underestimate the personal relationship that this president has been able to form with some of these world leaders with whom he's meeting today, benjamin netanyahu, emanuel macron, after their tense start and then his visit to france. how significant is that? he's going to have a dozen of these one-on-one meetings. >> i think these two will be fairly easy, poppy. netanyahu and president trump have certainly had a lot easier relationship than between prime minister netanyahu and, say, president obama where they were barely on speaking terms. and on the iran accord, they're pretty much in the same place and that will probably fuel the president's comments tomorrow when he does his formal speech which will be heavy on iran and on north korea. >> but

which benjamin netanyahu discuss their run deal.ench president. no doubt emmanuel macron urging president trump not to say iran is not in compliance with the deal because the french think it is a good deal. that would open the door to congress to reimpose sanctions on iran and that would put countries like france in a different spot. president trump is expected to address the un tomorrow when he makes his debut in front of all the world leaders. is there a sense that president trump has realised he can use the united nations and use the forum ina use the united nations and use the forum in a way that benefits his foreign policy policy, if no other reason than to deal with the likes of north korea? most certainly. in the last few months there has been two un actions against north korea. both quite tough and both at the behest of the united states. they have been unanimous, said china and russia have been on board. it sends a powerful signal to north korea. you can argue whether these six daily—macro sanctions are effective and donald

the president with benjamin netanyahu. let's take a quick listen to the two men. a little shandshake. we want to listen in. >> it's great to have prime minister knelt yenetanyahu with. a friend of mine for many years. we'll be discussing many things, among them peace between the palestinians and israel. it will be a fantastic achievement. and we are giving it an absolute go. i think there's a good chance that it could happen. most people would say there's no chance whatsoever. i actually think with the capability of bibiand frankly the other side, i think we have a chance. i think israel would like to see it and i think the palestinians would like to see it. and i can tell you that the trump administration would like to see it. so, we're working very hard on it. we'll see what happens. historically people say, can't happen. i say it can happen. but i just want to say, mr. prime minister, it's an honor to have you. >> great to see you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. mr. president, its great 's gree you again. i want to say under your leadership the alliance

benjamin netanyahu the accusations are absurd.cutors want martin shkreli locked up immediately. a 500,000 dollars bounty for someone to grab hair from secretary of state hillary clinton. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i mark come to him. this is bloomberg. julia: thank you, mark. a new report from wells fargo finds the total losses from hurricane hard he in texas are likely to be in the range of 90 -- hurricane harvey in texas are likely to be in the range of $90 billion. joining us from charlotte, north carolina is an economist at wells fargo. thank you for joining us. obviously, it is going to take them many weeks to quantify the losses associated with irma. but we can start putting the losses for hurricane harvey. $90 billion is your ballpark. from a big picture perspective, we see the house -- a fema funding bill of $15 billion. it's simply not enough given the extent of uninsured losses here. >> you are absolutely right. funds this is additional to the fema

the other meeting was to show his support for israel was the benjamin netanyahu. met three times now as president. one of those times was in israel. the president saying that he wants to continue to pursue peace in the middle east, netanyahu heaping praise on the president. >> i think we have a chance. i think israel would like to see it. the palestinians would like to see it. i can tell you the trump administration would like to see it. we're working hard on it and see what happens. historically people say it can't happen. i say it can happen. >> i want to say that under president trump, america's position towards israel at the u.n. has been unequivocal, strong and has both clarity and conviction. >> so a message to people who are wondering what kind of ally of israel president trump would be should he he be elected, that puts that to rest. the president had dinner with a number of latin american leaders to talk about venezuela and it will come up in his speech this morning. he is off to a good start here. carefully choreographed with very friendly leaders. >> bil

benjamin netanyahu has says the allegations are absurd.lobal news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalist and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. mark: coming up, with brexit talks at a stalemate, we will look at what is ahead for the u.k. economy. sterling rising for a five-week i against the weak u.s. dollar today. ♪ julie: live from new york, i am julie hyman. mark: i am mark barton. european close in roughly 15 minutes west early on the rise and investors covering short position and u.k. manufactory taking beating expectations. joining us is the chairman of the investment committee at outline capital management. have you changed your position on brexit, given the failure of talks last week. and the first week back for parliament? >> we are going nowhere. nobody believes there will be a deal. even if there is a number that is agreed by the government, you cannot get it through parliament. two, thein a month or talks will come to an end. it will allow the commission to say, you were never serious and we w

that what are your thoughts well laughing i think yeah i'm kind of laughing because you know benjamin netanyahu gets upset any time a palestinian sneezes or coughs or has you know turns in his bed at night so it's not really it's consistent with the general opposition not only to any palestinian diplomatic moves but to the very existence of the state of palestine that's one reason why israel is upset that interpol is one other agency that confers upon the palestinian authority the legitimacy of statehood the other reason which i think is more interesting and more revealing is that there are red notifications that countries who participate in interpol can put out and that allows them to track you know oppressive states will track dissidents but they also track international criminals the palestinian authority could use a red notification to put out and then alert for an israeli war criminal like sippy livni who is implicated in war crimes in the gaza strip when she was foreign minister between two thousand and eight and two thousand and nine and actually when she landed in london fairly recently

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called it most courageous and bold in 30 years. a foreign minister called it hate speech, better suit ford medieval times than the 21st century. anthony. >> major garrett. thank you. >> long before the special counsel began investigating russian meddling in the u.s. election, and whether anyone in the trump campaign was involved. paul manafort was the target of an investigation. and surveillance of the one time trump campaign chairman. here is jeff pegue. s. >> reporter: cbs news learned surveillance on paul manafort occurred. intercepts picked up conservations between manafort and russian individual as but the campaign. intercepts potentially include conversations between manafort and mr. trump. part of the investigation intensely focused on manafort. >> i answered questions and dismissed. >> last week, a spokesman, jason maloney appeared before a grand jury. in ju lie, agents raided manafor's condominium in virginia reportedly picking the locks to getten while he was asleep. how would you characterize what you see happening with

i want to go to benjamin netanyahu enjoy it when he disabled us. they've been at the front line in terms of threats to around. here's the prime minister. >> here at the u.n., we must also speak the truth about iran. as president trump did so powerfully this morning. i have listened to countless beaches in this hall, but i can say this, none were bolder, number more courageous and forthright in the one delivered by president trump today. president trump rightly called the nuclear deal with iran and embarrassment. i couldn't agree with him more. >> harris: what i hear you saying is we would actually have to come up with not just a backup plan, but we have to replace it with something. >> michael: that's right, the key problem with the deal in which secretary tillerson called out yesterday, essentially a lidded was kick the can down the road for 10 years. all it says we have ten years to get our own bomb. >> harris: why not put that word out there? remember the amounts of cash we gave them? >> marie: i can tell you why we didn't. not only would walkin

trump and benjamin netanyahu discuss iran. >> they are meeting on the sidelines of the u.n. general as assembly. many will be listening to the president on tuesday. oren leibermann is following the story in jerusalem. it's easy to say the israeli prime minister was no fan of this deal from the start. >> that has not changed. he went quiet after the deal was signed. now, with trump, he sees an opportunity to lobby against the deal. he hasn't presented any concrete plans of his own. this meeting with trump could be his first chance to do so. and everyone expects him to lobby against the deal once again when he speaks to the general assembly tomorrow. it's not just the nuclear deal. but so is iran's presence on syria's northern border. this is the northern tip of israel. beyond are the rolling hills of lebanon. an it's the small villages on top of those hills that israel is concerned is a growi ining hezboll hezboll hezbollah stronghold. to our east is the golan heights. israel sees it as one threat on the north. a few feet away, a hezbollah marks the territory. another flag on

the president met with benjamin netanyahu and they talked about middle east peace. >> peace between thealestinians and israel would be a fantastic achievement. we are giving it an absolute go. i really think we have a chance. israel would like to see it come the palestinians would like to see it. i can tell you the trump administration would like to see it. reporter: we do expect to hear from benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of israel as well as emanuel macron from france. back to you. cheryl: factors that will carry the speech live at 10:30 a.m. eastern time during "varney & company." lauren: defense secretary james mattis painting about military options that might spare south korea from a catastrophic counterattack. >> are there any military options they say -- >> yes, they are. i'm not going into details. lauren: all of this after nikki haley said the u.s. council is running a diplomatic actions to deal with the kim jong un machine. 50 million people live in south korea and that is the worry about retaliation on the north. cheryl: instantly 10,000 casualties. you know the proje

people i have met and have known, benjamin netanyahu and i incredible conversations from the hospital. theresa may reached out. the king abdul of jordan so many of us have met reached out. but other world leaders also in conversations from the hospital. theresa may reached out. people i had never met before. and that touched me in a different way. because each and every one of us we come here and we fight for the things we believe in. i have passionate beliefs for some reason some of you don't agree with all of those. but it's so important that we come up here. we're the people's house. this is the place where these ideas are supposed to be debated. and we fight through those issues. but ultimately we come together on whatever the board shows is 218. if you can put the majority together, that's what rules the day. it's so important that as we're having those political battles, we don't make them personal. because one of the things i saw, i guess this is the thing that really kept coming back to me as i tried to make sense of all this and comprehend the outpouring of love that i saw, i

>> on monday the president met with benjamin netanyahu and i have no doubt the iran question was at theop of the agenda, the palestinians, the iran threat for israel is existential and prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been clear he thinks the united states should get out of the deal, and other members of the security council, i agree with that. we are not going to stop iran from getting nuclear weapons, they are making progress, close working relationships with north korea. anything they can do today iran can buy from them tomorrow. >> the situation between the palestinians and israel, is the un on partisan? do they lead one way or the other? i don't think israel think they have been treated fairly? >> it is entirely pro-palestinian. this has been going on for a long time and that is why over the years on a bipartisan basis republican and democratic presidents in their efforts to bring peace in the middle east have ignored the united nations because the deck is stacked against israel they simply don't trust the un to have a neutral role. >> so much at the start of this administrati

he should refer to benjamin netanyahu as benny and the jets and emmanuel as tiny dancer. attitudes about the u.n. -- we have all figured this out -- especially around this horrible place, epcot without the amazing food court. finally we have a president that says we are going to reform it in for the longest time come at the u.n. has always pointed fingers at us. passing judgments on us while they double parked their limos and don't pay their parking tickets, they harass our call girls. they close down department stores so can buy their mistress a stuffed boar. >> dana: that happened? >> greg: i made that up. they take advantage of this country, a free ride. it's nice of the president is saying the word reform. reform means we are now looking at you. we are looking at you. you have to change your ways. enough about us. >> jesse: i take issue with something that i got the outside. i've been to the u.n. and their food court is fantastic. [laughter] >> dana: can you get everything from all around the world? >> jesse: everything. my favorite is mongolian. terrific. i can't bel

separate meetings with israeli minister benjamin netanyahu and emanuel macron right here in new york.h korea to intensify. ambassador to the u.n. nikkei hayley saying the security council is running out of diplomatic options at this point. >> we were being responsible by using every diplomatic possibilities. we are pretty much exhausted all the things he could do at the security council at this point. i said yesterday a perfectly happy taken this over to general mattis because he has plenty of military options. lea: just days after they impose sanctions last week that kim jong un regime fired another missile over japan as a demonstration that could reach the u.s. territory of guam. lauren: curious to see if they fired a missile this week. it's now been lowered to severe on friday. 21-year-old yeah yeah farouk was arrested in west london and a second police search southwest of london for a person responded leaving the property carrying a bag that some say resembled a bomb that went off on the subway. farouk was a syrian refugee along with an 18-year-old men both believed to have been c

speech delivered by the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. in the general assembly as well as. we saw a strike they carried out in syria i think. arguably you know we increased tensions and he might see more israeli military moves and. strikes probably in syria. like shorter. flights and like in the longer run a bigger push by israel and by united states to renegotiate. your way. i mean this has a school a three impact but you could see this coming ok. they're rubbish thank you very much china has moved to limit oil exports to north korea and line with the latest round of un sanctions shipments ever find petroleum condensates and liquefied natural gas will be affected china will also ban textile imports what of north korea's last main sources of foreign revenue this fall is an announcement by president trump that beijing had ordered its banks to stop dealing with pyongyang the chinese government has since denied that said that's not quite right north korea responded on thursday with more threats saying it could conduct a hydrogen bomb test in

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they're based in texas and known for their campaigns for us president donald trump prime minister benjamin netanyahu of israel and you keep in britain here in germany there behind one of the i.f.t. latest websites called the idle or the break in english it paints uncle americal as having betrayed the german people claiming she broke her youth to protect the country and blames her for the victims of past terrorist attacks and her open door policy to refugees for taxing german taxpayers so i feel we don't know whether things like this you know will translate into more votes for the f.d.a. i guess that's something we'll have to wait a few more hours yet to see janet thank you so much. of course data is going to be bringing you a full coverage throughout the day with the latest developments as they happen you can also follow us on line dot com and there's plenty of content on our facebook page and on twitter look for the hash tag germany get involved tell us what you think. now north korea's foreign minister has said that an attack on the u.s. mainland is inevitable just hours after u.s. bombers so clos