jaime mcintyre the pentagon. >> for a second day world leaders are speaking before the general assembly. ukraine's president spoke to the annual meeting and he criticized russia saying that moscow pretends to fight terror f im, but instead, inspires it. good morning, or afternoon, rather. the president was very specific, very pointed words did not mincerd workers he was speaking to russia, speaking to vladimir putin. really speaking to the western world, wanted the western world to hear what eh had to say. >> exactly. he came here and suggested this idea of a grand coalition of all the countries in therd worker including syria, fighting isil. well, today petrov who is the president of ukraine has said well that's cool, isn't it. if you can believe it, referring to the desire to fight terrorism, and it went on from there. he had a really good go of the united nations, saying the charter the broken is needs to retomorrow, really slamming into the security council for failing to referee conflicts such as what is going on in the ukraine. he talked about the hybrid war. and setting an exampl

. >> he mentioned mosul, and ramadi but from jaime mcintyre report, apparently the president's presentationf accomplishment should also be counter balanced with the obvious failure. >> well, what president obama is saying and in fairness what the administration and the president have said for some time, since the coalition air campaign began more than a year ago, was that this was going to take time. by some estimations three years or so. but you are right, the president was trying to emphasize the positive, and minimize the negative in his remarks today regarding the fight against isil. and his rendition, they have lost one third of the territory. this conference today, organized some weeks and months ago, prior to the advent of the new strategy from vladimir putin that we just heard reporting on, that does change the dynamic about this. president obama tried to focus on many of the root causes, of isil vitality, namely the recruitment of young people, from north africa, from europe, and russia, and even from north america and around the world, to come and join the fight, it talks about bo

. >> that is jaime mcintyre reporting from the pentagon. for a third day in a row, police clashing with protestors at one of jerusalem's holiest sites at least two dozen and five israeli police were injured at the mosque this morning. police using tear gas to break up the crowds. protestors responding by throwing rocks, fireworks and concrete. scott is in jerusalem. >> it began early morning the police wanted to arrest people that had stayed in the mosque overnight. >> rocks were thrown, stun grenades fired those inside the mosque build a barricade. it later caught fire, but was quickly put out. they said at least two dozen palestinians were injured in this latest confrontation. five police were said to be lightly injured. in what has become a pat person, intense fighting the clean up afterward and like we see now, relative calm. but beneath that, there is deep underlying tension. hard line israelis want uses to be allowed to pray outside the mosque itself. something that has been banned since the 1967 war, which saw israel capture east jer