prime minister benyamin netanyahu from israel will be speaking. he's not sold on the charm offensive by the iranian president. do you expect his speech to the u.n. to make big changes on the american... >> no, you have the same voices heard after a bill benyamin netanyahu speech. i agree with him on this issue. you'll have the same core republicans. the,new york democrats who come to israel's defense. he's in a vacuum. we have a government backdown, the last thing we'll think about is iran and nucks. i think that the speech is kind of old. we are in negotiations with iran to shut the weapons program. >> agree, there's the potential for a good cop, bad cop. for benyamin netanyahu to carry the stick, it will be interesting to see whether this diplomatic reconnection leads to anything, or whether it is the sham that israel thinks it will be. i think barack obama having the conversation, he becomes more credible if there is a confrontation to say i've exhausted every diplomatic means. >> do you think israel is being fair and not giving iran a chance?

news of the arrest came as benyamin netanyahu left for washington. it will be presented by the israelis as furthest that the rainians cannot be trusted. that will be the thrust of prime minister benyamin netanyahu's meeting with president obama at the white house. >> joining us to talk about the iranian u.s. relations is a professor from stanford. >> should israel be concerned about the apparent niceties of iran and usa. >> i am sure they have more to worry about because they are closer to iran. i think i would listen though the words of president perez who today, i think, gave an interesting speech saying israel cannot take the position that only it n understands what is good for the international community. attacking the united states and belittling them will lead to further isolation. i think israel has legitimate right to articulate its concerns. i think it has to recognise that there is a change in tone and unless you test the waters, you can't determine or say whether the change in tone will translate and change in action. >> professor, it was

i spoke to one of benyamin netanyahu's senior officials. he told me that the phrase i have been using cautious welcome to this u.s.-russian plan is possibly too enthusiastic. the israelis are suspicious of the syrian regime - no surprises there. >> they like the idea of assad signing up to the chemical weapons convention, but the proof of the pudding is in the eating. it will be about implementation and checking the implementation. i think john kerry will get hard questions from the israelis on that. >> the u.s. and russia have been asking israel to ratify the chemical weapons treaty. it hasn't happened. how likely is it that kerry will use today to ask israel again? >> well, there are some in the israeli press saying that some israeli officials may be having sleepless nights on the issue. you are right, the israelis signed the chemical weapons convention in 1993 but they have failed to ratify it. every time someone says, "oi why haven't you ratified it?" they say, "look at the syrians, they are not good neighbours, and what do they have?",

benyamin netanyahu's mission in new york - a warning about iran. >>> israeli prime minister benyamin netanyahu arrived in new york this morning ahead of a speech at the united nations general assembly and a meeting with president obama at the white house monday. now, before leaving israel benyamin netanyahu told reporters he was coming to america to tell the truth about iran, and what he called the iranian president's smoke screen. >> translation: i will tell the truth in the face of the sweet talk and the onslaught of smiles. i must talk facts and one must tell the truth. telling the truth today is vital for the security and peace of the world and, of course, it is vital for the security of the state of israel. >> israel's security service says they arrested a suspected spy for rain. the man is a bell -- iran. the man is a belgium citizen he set up business ties as a front for spying. >> the israeli intelligent services said the man arrested at ben gurian airport in september 11th, two weeks ago was alex mans travelling on a belgium passport, of iranian descent, born in iran, aged 5

israeli prime minister benyamin netanyahu - when it comes to trusting iran's president - proceed with caution. >> the government is one step closer to a shutdown. early this morning house republicans voted on a bill to keep the government running but delay the obamacare. president obama has promised to veto any resolution that strips his health care plan. we have more. >> a rare weekend session in congression, and a very early morning vote. >> the republican majority will vote to shut the government down. >> why are we doing this? number one, this is a program that is too expensive to afford. >> the house voted on a bill that would keep the government open. but this time delay the care affordable health care act for a year. >> the house voted to keep the government open to fund the government but the house responded to the millions of americans who are hurting under obamacare. the senate needs to do the same thing. >> what you see in the house is speaker boehner handed the gav ill to speaker cruz. >> in his weekly address president obama urged congress to act quickly. >> if congress d

benyamin netanyahu made it clear it was time for straight talking when he meets the u.s. president on monday. >> translation: i'll represent the citizens of israel, our national interests, rights of people and determination and hope for peace. i'll tell the truth in the face of the sweet talk and onslaught of smiles. one must talk facts and tell the truth. telling the truth today is vital for the security and peace of the world. >> president obama's 15 minute historic phone call with the iranian leader may have been hailed as a diplomatic breakthrough. here in israel it's seen differently and political analyst are urging caution in the spirit of relations. >> if, speed, this thing works out, and it leads to an end to the nuclear program, that is something that would be positive. it fear is he doesn't necessarily mean it. when he was a nuclear negotiator in 2003 to 2005. he said one thing, and did something else. the concern here is he's going through the same motions again. >> on-sunday israeli intelligence announced the arrest of a belgium citizen. alex mans is accused o

benyamin netanyahu's response at the airport. first reaction to that historic 15 minute telephone conversation. the perseized warming of relations between -- perceived warming of relations between tehran and washington is going down well. here it's perceived with a chill and almost shock, in some cases horror. this is not what israel wants. they don't trust the iranians, or hassan rouhani. you talk to political analyst here, they say here is a man that was not open and honest when leading the iranian negotiating team. briefly - it is worth pointing out the relations ben obama and benyamin netanyahu improved dramatically since obama's visit in february. it's notable since the iranian warmth came across, there has been no ball-horn diplomacy with people shouting from country to country. benyamin netanyahu keeps things under wraps. cabinet is not talking about it. he'll make his case clear to barack obama when he meets him in the white house monday afternoon. >> peter sharp live in jerusalem. >> still to come on al jazeera... . >> t

he is meeting with prime minister benyamin netanyahu.kerry is updating him on the deal over syria chemical weapons. they are talking with russia about syria agreeing to remove the chemical weapons. >> we go to an executive director of the truman national security project, mr breen. thank you for being with us. >> good morning were washington. >> the syrian rebels call this agreement a betrayal, and bashar al-assad is getting away with murder by killing his own people with chemical weapons - are they right? >> i think time will tell, the united states has two different objectives. they've been clear about this. the first is no further use of chemical weapons. the second is a peaceful end to the can conflict and bashar al-assad must go. first, will this help to get weapons off the battlefield. second, is this a second along the way to a peaceful solution in the conflict involving assad stepping down. we are hopeful to get to the second peace. we have a long way to go. the agreement is off the books. implementation is difficult at best. we'

secretary of state john kerry and the israeli prime minister benyamin netanyahu there, giving a press conference in jerusalem. the israeli prime minister saying that for diplomacy to work it must be accompanied with a threat of military force. he said what is true of syria is true of iran and warning for iran from the israeli prime minister that they must understand consequences of defiance in pursuit of nuclear weapons. john kerry saying that the road ahead is not easy. he highlighted that the plan agreed between the u.s. and russia to secure or destroy syria's kchemical weapons is a framework, they cannot be hollowed words. it's sending a message to iran, north korea and any other rogue states. diplomacy has been the u.s. preferred path. he emphasised and said make no mistake the u.s. has not taken any action off the table. >> right, now here with the latest in the world of sport. >> thank you very much. >> boxing - floyd mayweather junior beat saul canelo alvarez to claim the wbc and wba light middleweight title in what was billed as one of the biggest fights in boxing history. the

benyamin netanyahu is concerned about the consequences or historic phone call between house arani and barack obama on his middle east correspondent policy explains why these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in the united states where he will be meeting with the american president barack obama and also addressing the united nations general assembly the focus of that address and his meetings will be on iran and here the israeli prime minister's message is quite simple don't trust the radians netanyahu has ordered his government members not to give comments regarding the recent phone call between the rain and american presidents in fact he's ordered them not to talk at all regarding the whole issue of iran and this is presumably to avoid any kind of embarrassment while natanya who is in the united states and also for israel to seemingly present a united front prior to leaving israel for new york netanyahu said that he was going to use this opportunity at the united nations to show the truth about to rant particularly now while all these plays in trees are being said last week

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it comes as benyamin netanyahu prepares to talk about the nuclear threat tomorrow at the u.n. general assembly. >> a week after the deadly attack in kenya, the government is facing questions over whether it ignored warnings. indications were known a year ago that al-shabab was plans attacks at the westgate mall. operatives were alerted to a plan involving an attack at the mall perhaps a year ago. they were the headlines. the latest on line on the website. fault lines is next. i'm david shuster. thank you for watching. a valley, divided by the border. on one side, el paso - on the other, ciudad juarez. >> el paso reaps tremendous benefit from the activities going on in juarez, and vice versa. this is the largest border city in the world. >> el paso has the lowest crime rate in the united states. juarez, once known as a booming industrial city and a model of economic progress in mexico, has become infamous as the murder capital of the world. >> since i came here there was something really heavy moving in the city. it was a chaotic collapsing of forces. >> the official story is t

. >> israeli prime minister benyamin netanyahu says it is particularly important that iran, with its nuclear ambitions sees a coupling of diplomacy and a credible threat. >> the international community shows, regarding syria, will have a direct impact on the syrian regime's patron, iran. >> in his interview president obama says his agreement on chemical weapons should show the rainions that diplomacy has potential. iranians shouldn't draw the clugs that because the u.s. hasn't hit syria, that it won't hit them. >> for insight for what life is like in war torn syria, we spoke to a resident in damascus, who identifies as russia. she said when news of an air strike first surfaced people stockpiled food and water. now it's back to normal. >> i spent 2.5 years, and in damascus 1.5 years since the violence arrived to the city. every neighbour is in damascus proper, within the center, the square securitiy, which is strictly under government control. every single neighbour hood has had a brush with, you know, a car bomb, a mortar shell that's gone awry or a more tar shell that was targeted b

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has swung screen as recent signals of a thaw in tehran relations with the west waiting to soothe benyamin netanyahu has called the tip of stalin's. russia and iran the wall this is all see with me you know hello and welcome to the program and all of the right wing freedom policy has scooped up almost a crucial the voters sunday's general election if i cause a riot swinging trend seen in many european countries are reports now from vienna. already from sunday's ballot is that the far right freedom party in austria picked up almost a quarter of the vote now what that means is that they've really increased the amount of of their popularity here in the country they campaigned this time on a not just an immigration policy but also on a policy on a very much a euro skeptic campaign and that seen them draw in the voters from by the by the sackful not just those though also the euro skeptic parties will be in the in the parliament here in austria and this is something that we're seeing not only here in austria but we've seen in norway where the government there came to power on m t well very stro

would the west fail to soothe benyamin netanyahu combative style. this is coming to life or most hello and welcome to the program. in australia the right wing freedom party house scooped up almost a quarter of the vote in sunday's general election and a riot swinging trend seen in many european countries. on a report from vienna. but it looks likely that the coalition of the social democrats and the people's party will continue to rule here in austria however the most interesting thing to come out of sunday's vote was the rise in popularity of the far right freedom party they come paying by saying that they wanted to see an end to bailouts of failing economies in europe using austrian taxpayers' money also they wanted to see a restructuring or even a and a but getting rid of the the single currency all of those things appealing to the the austrian votes are right now but it's just worn the old the right wing parties across europe that have been gaining popularity now across the european union we've seen in norway a right wing government there coming

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. >> israeli prime minister benyamin netanyahu is set to challenge hassan rouhani's diplomatic charm offensive. he left for new york and hopes to challenge perceptions that iran is less of a nuclear threat under hassan rouhani. those are the headlines. >> is al-qaeda the strongest it's been in years? new trouble from the terror group raises serious concerns. a few years after the death of osama bin laden and other key figures, has al-qaeda loft its leadership but gained power? what role do celebrities play in helping international aid relief no golden globe nominated actress sienna miller is seeking help in humanitarian crises. >> an alien life may or may not have been discovered. voyager one may or may not have left the solar system and you may soon be able to travel to space, or maybe not. hello, i'm antonio mora. welcome to consider this. just a few months ago, president obama declared the terror group was on the path to defeat. or is it? al-qaeda is stealing support from u.s. backed rebels in syria and the nairobi mall massacre maybe a reunderstood threat from the security group.

benyamin netanyahu makes his way to the united states to attend the u.n. general assembly.he said he'll tell the truth about iran's nuclear ambitious. it was the first exchange, the phone call between u.s. and iran in three decades. >> a 7-year itch - and how? find out who he is and what he did in a moment. ross >>> welcome back. china's trialling a new free trade zone in shanghai, part of the premier's effort to liberalise the economy. the promise was made despite china not being able to sustain a growth rate of 7%. >> as part of the chinese administration for economic liberalisition they've launched a free trade zone in shanghai, to help with the national growth rate. it's been built as a laboratory of economic reform. it covers less than 1% of greater shanghai. the chinese government wants this small part of the city to do big things. it's a half hour drive from the center of shanghai's business district. within the 29km there is less state control over policies, like interest rates and foreign investment. import and export duties have been removed. foreign companies cou

. >> israeli prime minister benyamin netanyahu says it is particularly important that iran, with its nuclear ambitions, sees the coupling of diplomacy and a credible military threat. >> the determination of the international community shows, regarding syria, will have a direct impact on the syrian regime's patron, iran. >> in his interview president obama said the agreement on syrian chemical weapons should show the iranians that diplomacy has potential. but, he says, a nuclear iran is close it u.s. interests. iran shouldn't draw the conclusion that because the u.s. hasn't hit syria, that it won't hit them. >> the international institute for counterterrorism released a report on syrian chemical weapons and the danger of them falling into the hands of terrorist groups. the report, which was confirmed by the french government, found that syria accumulated a stockpile of approximately 1,000 tonnes of chemical weapons, that can be used in a variety of ways, including aerial bombs, artillery shells, rockets, ballistic weapons or tube or rocket artillery rounds. the weapons are stored in 5

it is sure to be a topic when israeli prime minister benyamin netanyahu meets with president obama next week. >> u.n. security council members voted on the resolution to review the chemical weapons from syria. as a diplomatic drive to rid syria of chemical weapons gains momentum, not much has changed on the ground in the country's civil war. fighting continues on a daily basis, and a government blockade is making access to basic necessities very difficult. our correspondent is in tabbingia on the turkish syrian border and joins us. >> what can you tell us about the situation on the ground in syria now? >> well, specifically we understand that the situation around damascus, the capital, particularly in the suburban damascus is quite tense. this, of course, is one day after that explosion we saw on friday, which killed more than 30 people, most of them coming out of friday prayers. there were funerals that came under rocket attack. quite a tense scene outside the capital damascus. there has been a renewed push by rebel fighters outside damascus. damascus, of course, is a strong hold for t

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benyamin netanyahu will meet with president obama next week. >> the how's of republicans meet to -- house republicans meet to decide the next move in the funding fight. the bill goes back to the house. republicans are threatening to stop it. congress has until tuesday to reach a deal for a government shutdown. >> starting tuesday exxon mobile will offer heath care for same sex marriage workers. >> for more news and headlines go on line. consider this is next. >> an alarming new report from the u.n. says with 95% certainty that climate change is real and man made. why are why down playing some well established source easy of energy. >>> also, when obamacare on the horizon, who might receive benefits and who might be hurt most financially. >>> plus, as more and more being americans become. atheist, how does that stem the tide? >> as al jazeera's courtney ceely -- keely reports, the problem could be catastrophic. >> hundreds of climate change activists protest in stockholm. >> we are frustrated and upset about how our politicians are not acting the way the science says. >>> the u.n.'s intrag

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. >> secretary of state john kerry is in israel having met with benyamin netanyahu. the two held a news conference a short time ago. john kerry updated the israelis over the deal reached over syria's chemical weapons, insisting president obama will use force if syria does not comply with the agreement. >> four black girls walked into a birmingham church. their lives were cut short by a bomb. the bells rung at 11:22 to mark that incident. i'm del walters in new york. on august 20th, al jazeera america introduced there's more to financial news than the ups and downs of the dow. for instance, can fracking change what you pay for water each month? have you thought about how climate change can affect your grocery bill? can rare minerals in china affect your cell phone bill? or how a hospital in texas could drive up your healthcare premium? i'll make the connections from the news to your money real. why some critics say the school is setting the kids up for failure. that's all i have an real money. victoria azarenko my name is jonathan betz. i'm from dallas, texas, and i'm