that use the walls of the united nations and the system upon which the united nations is built to allow those powers to act in the way that they do in order to exacerbate the situations are many and to for further and promote their policies and you know i agree peter you know we can talk about the list of crimes are committed by saddam hussein and we would be right we could talk about the crimes of their feet and we would be right but what about the crimes of other nations particularly the nations that are seen as being respectable the nations are seen to be beyond reproach those who use the holes of the united nations to pursue their powers the problem is and this is where i talk about the united nations i criticize the united nations i say that because it still embodies this kind of university ality this kind of global. consensus global coming together and that respectability that is why it is being used and abused by those who have the political clout and the military clout and economic pressure in order to further their prove their policies which may at times be totally inh

the vicinity. according to a national trasitional council spokesperson,... ntc forces seized the sabha airport and other areas of the city. however, ntc fighters are still struggling to take the two major gadhafi strongholds,... sirte and bani walid. efforts to claim the last remaining gadhafi strongholds have been left to disjointed brigades based on fighters from individual cities. dengue fever has killed at least 40 people in pakistan since july. local health authorities in the country's second largest city lahore say... thousands more have been infected by the tropical disease... which is mainly transmitted by mosquitoes. according to a world health organization official,... immunity to the disease falls about every two years as the virus mutates. but critics say,... the outbreak could have been less severe... had authorities used the right insecticides against resistant mosquitoes. to stay safe,... health officials advise people to cook their food thoroughly and keep a korean research team has discovered the country's oldest dinosaur fossil footprints. t

as a fund-raising partner of the national parks service, the national parks foundation is privileged zations, the law firm of porter wright who did the pro bono work on the land, who are committed to protect thing hallowed ground. yet nobody has given more than the relatives and the family members of the 40 men and women of flight 93. they feel the weight of the loss and we admire you for your courage. your determination. your commitment. and your persistence in seeing this national memorial become a reality. we're very excited that today the first step of that is being completed. this is an important endeavor, to create a permanent place of recognition of the heroes, your loved ones, so that each generation knows that tin credible heroism, sacrifice and horror that took place here ten years ago. i would like to especially thank our honary co-chairman, general tommy franks and tom ridge, for your numerous trips and meetings with donors and your ongoing and positive enthusiasm and inspiration to see this effort through. i want you to stand up so everybody can say thank you. [ applause

promised on the respect of the principles of the united nations, we must ensure the unite the the nations is the best representation of the aspirations of our peoples. mr. president, we must do better. there's far too much distance between these as pir rations and -- aspirations and dark realities of our time. we are constantly struggling with difficult choices and cycles, with values and die deals, and there's conflicts, discord, and death. calamities spread to millions and expose all of the unacceptable levels of poverty and often provision. we face these challenges in every country. we cannot afford to face them alone. the importance of togetherness and of our collective commitment to the principles and values cannot be overstated. togetherness or multilateralism, of course, does not mean conformity. it does not mean falling in line. up stead, it means harmony, tolerance, respect for diversity, and a pragmatic realization that no system, no single perception, no single prescription, no run path works for all. each society, every culture offers one apart from the mankind. preconceived a

in a speech at the national assembly on thursday,... sohn said... increasing wealth disparity between the rich and poor has hurt national unity. the opposition leader called for economic development to go hand-in-hand with a comprehensive welfare policy,... which will create jobs and ease the growing economic polarization. korean "comprehensive welfare for the underprivileged will give new spending powers to the economically struggling group of people, and in turn it will create jobs. also, it will contribute towards setting up a solid and correct path to development." and on inter-korean policy, the opposition leader called president lee myung-bak's agreement with russia to build a natural gas pipeline through north korea... an important achievement to secure energy for the country. but sohn had a different view from the lee administration on carrying out the energy project,... saying that seoul should increase engagement with pyeongyang and look for more ways to work on joint projects toward peace and unification. korean "in order to p

i think we do need the united nations and the united nations needs the united states, but the congresswomanpoint regard to reforms, there is a lot of resources that get wasted in the u.n. and reforming the u.n. as very difficult and sometimes we do use the leverage of, threat of cut off of resources or delay of giving the resources to bring about reform. but what happened with regard to particular decisions that she referred to, iran being on this committee or being on that committee, that's not so much the u.n. as such, that is the membership and really is more of a challenge for our diplomacy and working with others to block some states from taking important positions in the u.n. that is not the u.n. itself, but the organization as such. >> let me just -- i'm going to bring jamey rubin in, but jessica, have you heard any serious discussion from white house officials or obama administration officials at all? they don't want to eliminate u.s. aide to the palestinian authority to the west bank and i don't believe they want to cut u.s. financial contributions to the united nations, but maybe

as a fund raising partner of the national park service, the national parks foundation is privileged toizations, the law firm of porter wright who did pro bono work on the land, are committed to protecting this hallowed ground, yet, none of this-- nobody has given more than the relatives and family members of the 40 men and women flight 93. they feel the weight of the loss and we admire you for your courage, your determination, your commitment and your persistence in seeing this national memorial becomes a reality. and we're very excited that today, the first step of that is being completed. this is an important endeavor to create a permanent place of recognition of the heroes, your loved ones, so that each generation knows of the incredible heroism, sacrifice and horror that took place here ten years ago. i would like to especially thank our honorary co-chairman, general tommy franks and governor tom ridge for first asking me to participate, but more for your numerous trips and meetings with donors, and your ongoing and positive enthusiasm and inspiration to he see this effort through.

the national energy picture and the title is about the alaskan national wildlife refuge. so, i think it is indeed appropriate. another point was made of the fact that the majority invited a witness from the tv show ice road truckers. but given some of the claims we have seen this morning, maybe the better show with be myth busters. let me raise a couple of points. the most recent.. mr. jenkins and mr. karpinski we have heard a lot that only 2000 acres would be disturbed by the drilling. there was an analogy made some years back in this committee when a similar claim was made. this is like saying the area of the table is the area of its legs. is it in fact the case that only 2008 here's what he disturbed? is there no impact for example from the ice roads? mr. jenkins and mr. karpinski do either of you have anything to say on that? >> let me go back to one point because different people can see the same place and say different things. i just wanted to quote from the people. the people who call the arctic refuge quote the sacred place where life begins. that is how they descr

time now for a check of the national forecast. satellite picture shows hurricane katia in the atlantic off the northeast coast. there are scattered clouds and showers from the ohio valley to the mid-atlantic states. the midwest and the western third of the country are clear. later today, mostly sunny in the northeast, the ohio valley and mid-atlantic states will get some showers. it will be sunny all the way from the midwest to the west coast, except for some isolated thunderstorms in the desert southwest. >>> in sports, the nfl season kicked off with an exciting win for the defending champions. green bay's aaron rodgers connected for three touchdowns against new orleans. late in the game the packers defense was called for a pass interference giving the saints a chance to tie the score but with no time left on the clock green bay made a goal line stand for a 42-34 victory. >>> less than a day after the team denied it would happen, indianapolis colts quarterback peyton manning had more neck surgery on thursday. it was for persisten

in this the united nations will play a key role. and along with our partners, the united states will do our part to help the hungry and the wuntd wounded. third, a democratic transition that is peaceful, inclusive and just. president jal il has just reaffirmed the transitional national council's commitment to these principles and the united nations will play a central role in coordinating international support for this effort. we all know what is needed, a transition that is timely, new laws and a constitution that uphold the rule of law, political parties and a strong civil society. and for the first time in libyan history, free and fair elections. true democracy, however, must flow from its citizens. so as libyans rightly seek justice for past crimes, let it be done in a spirit of reconciliation and not reprisals and violence. as libyans draw strength from their faith, a religion rooted in peace and tolerance, let there be a rejection of violent extremism which offers nothing but death and destruction. as libyans rebuild, let those

yes what is the wish of the nations is to rise up against the influence of the united states today they can very quickly hold free referendums in libya and see whether people are against the influence of the united states or not but nato has not and will not allow such a thing to take place nato occupies nations by the force of its missiles by the force of aerial bombardment and with vast media campaigns they will not allow the legitimization of the will and the wish of the people and this is very simple we can hold referendums we can hold referendums in every single one of these countries in order to determine the will of the people he's a v. against the influence of the united states to think the higher ups in the united states government and the capitalist owners know this and they're always financing such moves. iran has enjoyed very good relations with turkey however turkey has just allowed the united states to play sort it out anti-missile radar on its territory which is obviously directed at iran and it is taking turkey as a harsh stand on syria already is that iran according to

president mahmoud abbas made his appeal to the united nations for membership. the move is aimed at giving the palastinians greater status in the international body and creating an alternative path to statehood. abbas made the request to return to the negotiating table with israel. they have gotten no where after 20 years of negotiations. israeli has been to the table. united states has threatened to veto the resolution if it comes to the vote in a u.n. security council. earlier chris mitchell in new york about what happens next. >> reporter: chris, what is the likelihood that this bid will succeed? >> it is very unlikely. they want to live side by side with israel, that has been the man tra. it is an overcast sky. that is a metaphor for what is rapping, abbas will appeal. it might be delayed before the security council actually has a vote. >> would that lead to further negotiations on the part of the palastinians? >> there is delay that negotiations could go on. what happens during the negotiations remains to be seen. very little progress in the past two years.

continues to move forward on this gambit of the yuths united nations, calling -- of the united nations, calling into question their negotiation and ultimately raising the reevaluation of aid to the palestinians. mrs. lowey: i thank you and i know how hard the administration is working, every minute of the day has been spent trying to ward off what we think will be a real disaster. so as an optimist i'm hoping, i'm hoping that before these speakers get up from, whether it is -- i think it's on friday, i hope he is wise and thinks through that decision an gets back to the negotiating table. thank you very much. . mr. deutch: it is my honor to yield such time as may be needed to a colleague and friend who has often been described as the great pro-israel member of the united states house of representatives, representative from nevada, ms. berkley. ms. berkley: i thank you for putting this special order together to discuss an issue that is very important and is certainly front and center on the international scene today as it has been for the last several weeks and i thank you, mr. deutch,

the national park foundation, the national fund-raising arm of the partnership, and the national parks of the country's great heritage. all for we the people to enjoy, to reflect upon, and to learn about our nation. these partners, however, barely reflect the many people who had given of themselves. they include the flight 93 ambassadors, local people the took it upon themselves to help visitors, starting within days of 9/11. [applause] first responders, the newly formed friends of flight 93. construction workers, government employees, governors, and generals, cabinet members, senators, congressmen, presidents, and first ladies. 75,000 individuals who have donated their money to create this memorial and the over 1000 people who shared their vision in an international design competition. this outpouring continues to be a truly american undertaking. no one asks, who are you? why are you here? how come you care? except to be friendly. all that is asked is sincerity. the result stands before us today. the people have done this. they designed what see here today. their real genius, though,

participation is welcomed by all members this is something that washes amboy through the united nations was talking about saying it's a u.n. responsibility to help create some kind of a law and order system that would put an end to the chaos there as a result of the failure to properly implemented the previous u.n. resolution aiming at protecting civilians the country found itself in a full scale civil war with civilians suffering most also the resolution expresses the security council's determination to lift the no fly zones over the air space in the very near future well that's a provision put forward by russia and a provision that received the support of all members take a listen. in libya by channeling the situation into political diplomatically and it's important to cancel considers lifting the no fly zone over libya particularly as this new fly zone is being violated arbitrarily and used the new reality on the ground maintaining the no fly zone no longer makes sense its lifting must be part of the international community's efforts to address the aftermath of the libyan crisis. the

president nicolas sarkozy and british prime minister david cameron were there to show support for the national transitional council and the pledge more aid to the rebels to help ensure the surrender of gadhafi loyalists france and britain just part of that equation though the u.s. has also strongly backed libyan opposition and it is possible we will start to see similar events unfold in syria u.s. leaders continue to loudly proclaim their condemnation of syria's president bashar al assad but critic merican his decision to take sides were in some unexpected and unwanted result ardi correspondent diana to khan has more in this report. as nations in the middle east and north africa are torn between the struggle to bring about change and the struggle not to let the changes ruin their lives lost and used the arab spring as an opportunity to finally see some of its longtime foes crumble you know iran an arab country the arab spring could stretch. and i think in many ways it's a matter of time before that collective change for and revolution occurs in the under the umbrella faerber evolutions washing

and the sense of national identity in the united kingdom is under threat with another nation possibly going its own way. this story still to come but first twenty seven people are reported to been killed by syrian security forces backed by troops in several towns across the country this comes as the arab league announced it's reached an agreement with president bashar al assad promised reforms the plan outlines proposals to bring an end to the bloodshed release prisoners and hold elections within three years u.s. and europe impose sanctions on syria and according to the un security council to condemn violence in the country united nations says more than two thousand died in the uprising since mid march what authorities in damascus plain groups for the rest . meanwhile russia resurging both sides to start talking to avoid another libya style conflict moscow plans to send a fact finding mission to syria to get firsthand information on the areas hit by violence the decision was announced after members of the syrian opposition visited the russian capital requesting foreign help speaking o

dis and site to the national intelligence program. he other part of your question, i have to see that in my 13 plus months now in this job, and it feels like it's, i have not noted very much pushback from the intelligence community particularly on the thing i'm pushing on integration and collaboration. >> thank you very much, chairman rogers. vice chairman chambliss? >> gentlemen, there are still several important provisions in the foreign intelligence surveillance act and the u.s. a patriot act subject to sunset even the director has testified about the need for the permanent authorities and there's absolutely no evidence that any abuse of these authorities i'm concerned each time we debate of these the intelligence community tells us that they can, "live with the suggested changes yet i never hear anyone say those changes will help you do your job better. first of all, how do you short-term extensions affect the ability to operate and second, when you are asked if you can live with certain changes will you commit to getting us the fu

the united nations would be the grand arena. and september would be opening season nearly two hundred of the world's most powerful and not so powerful players descend on new york city gathering in one room for a week's worth of speeches and a chance to grandstand on the international stage nearly ten thousand delegates in two thousand journalists are in town for the general assembly debate but in reality five countries are the ones who really matters russia china france the us and britain the permanent security council members with veto power the real power in the united nations resides in the security council and it requires a consensus among the five permanent members and as long as the want one or one or more of the permanent members won't go along with something the un's ability to act is limited no resolutions can succeed if opposed by any of the big five case in point the current palestinian campaign for u.n. membership and speakers and initiative the u.s. publicly supported last year we come back here next year we can hav

new leaders already welcome to the united nations. all right now here with the best. thanks rory very well welcome to the business update while many european countries are struggling to contain their deficits russia is said to have a balanced budget this year and in addition the finance minister says inflation will be a record low seven percent and in terms of growth and execute predicts russia will have fully recovered from the two thousand and eight financial crisis by the end of the year. russia's g.d.p. will reach pre-crisis levels by the end of this year but state budget revenues will return to pre-crisis levels only in about three years that's following a cut in taxes and low incomes in the energy sector despite high oil prices but we have no doubt that this year the budget will be met for the first time we will not be running a deficit. despite russia's apparently healthy budget position the ruble has been falling sharply it's currently at a ten month low against the us dollar but your sloppiness of all of deutsche bank says min

more and more korean nationals to the united nations civil service. dissolve this is one of the things which must be achieved by the korean government and the korean society as a whole in the few years to come." and in order for south korea to continue advancing its position in the international arena, the general consensus among diplomatic circles is that the nation should direct its focus beyond its borders to address a wide range of global issues. choi you-sun, arirang also called "the children's president,"... the animated character pororo has been named the country's most creative product. the ranking... by the national library also highlights... some other clever korean. hwang ji-hye tells us more. animated character pororo was selected as korea's most creative product this year. the national library of korea said,... that the korean penguin character topped the ranking in its power creative 2011 survey conducted online from september 5th to 14th. over 57-thousand people and a hundred selected experts took part,... choosing the top 10 creativity boosting products. the so called p

ministry of national defense. the report also says north korea already imported 20 different kinds of communication and radar jamming equipment from the old soviet union. north korea currently owns gps jamming devices that can disrupt signals 50 to 100 kilometers away. and pyeongyang is known to have mounted these electronic weapons on vehicles and positioned them in two to three areas near the military demarcation line between north and south korea. north korea's latest self-developed gps jammer would be able to overwhelm signals that are more than 100 kilometers away and make south korea's military unable to detect the enemy's whereabouts. kim han-ul, arirang news. the pakistani army claims... it has captured a senior al- qaeda leader suspected of planning attacks against the united states, europe, and australia. the pakistani military authorities say... younis al- mauritani , was arrested monday... in the suburbs of the southwestern city of quetta,... along with two other high-ranking operatives. pakistani intellig

and i know that the national trust -- i know that the national trust -- the national trust have specifically met already with the planning minister the right honorable member and have had a lot of reassurances about what these planning changes mean. and let meust say it again, because we're going to he stronger local plans, that gives local people a greater ability to decide what's in the local plan and what's out of the local plan. at the same time, having a presumption in favor of sustainable development will cut another bureaucracy in our system but we're not changing the rules for greenbelt, for anob's, for speal scientific interests and all the rest of it and i do think people need to focus on that because what we need to happen is sensible sustainable development to go ahead without the bureaucracy and the top-down system today but with all the reassurances people need. >> thank you, mr. speaker. last week the prime minister told this house that a number of young people not in education employment or training was coming down. in actual fact the public figures show the last three-quarte

one of the most shocking things to me is that you can have the national congress which fills all of the satellites, manages all of the defense and intelligence satellites, just an important office, a huge amount of money, huge, tens of billions of dollars, and the congress has no more than a handful of staffers who are really supposed to be watching what the nro does. any given time the majority of them haven't been doing their job very long hell are they supposed to do the job well? >> it's interesting these criticisms, and i must say from my experience in the government the kinds of criticisms that i just reviewed that come out of your book have a lot of validity in them and i think the point the bureaucracy does grow and that there are accountability problems and people do over classified things and to many things are classified and still state classified for too long. i think all of those criticisms are on point and a useful to air, but i find it interesting and ironic that if you're but didn't focus on the national security bureaucracy but focused on some other aspect of american g

the national crime agency won't be in place until 2013. nd although we will be appointing the person who will have it will be appointed within the next couple of months also and will work as we put the necessary legislation empowers into place. so we're looking at the examples here in the united states to see what we can learn from and whether there are aspects of that model we should take to the border command. >> i think we're time for one more question and then we'll wrap it up. serve. >> hi, mike levine with fox news. i believe he met with secretary napolitano this week. we often hear these meanings are productivity had good conversation. with so much going on current give you give an sense of what you talked about this week? what ideas are exchanged in things like that. >> well, i'm not going to tell you everything we exchange because you might want to talk about more publicly at a later stage in some of the ideas are being developed. we talked quite a lot about counterterrorism. we talked about the issue and the question i just respon

the safety. i'm tamron hall. "news nation" is coming from the education nation summit. outside of rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, we will talk about the state of education in our country coming up on news nation. first the big story. the "news nation" is following developing news out of california where disturbing revelations about michael jacksony final weeks will be revealed in the trial of dr. conrad murray. the defense is about to begin opening statements. they wrapped up the opening statements about a half hour ago. the deputy district attorney took the jury through pain staking details of jackson's condition right before his death. he said just days before he died, jackson showed up for rehearsal for the this is it tour in bad shape, rambling and having the chills. also for the first time, we hear a shocking audio recording of michael jackson just a month before he died. let's go to kristin dahlgren live in los angeles. if people thought this trial was going to be slow going, they were wrong. immediately we hear the audio and the jury. seeing mich

so the deputy national security advisor mr. nnan is involved in counterterrorism and homeland security acting on behalf of the president in charge of fuel and coordinating our assets but that the nctc plays an operational role on his behalf to you to comment on that mr. olson? >> yes, sir. i would say as you put it, john brennan put the coordinating role on behalf of the president in the last few days in response to this threat and our role at nctc is to be the place where information comes together because some of the information is coming from the cia, as coming from fpi. lots of information coming from dhs. we play a central clearing house world where we take all of that information come analyze it and share what we are seeing from the analytical standpoint. >> secretary, you want to add to that, does this sound right to you? >> it is an amazing coordination that might seem and i don't think would have been able to accomplish ten years ago. it is ultimately coordinated out of the white house. we all understand how we fit toge

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as the sixty six of the session of the united nations general assembly gathers full force in new york city russian foreign minister sergei lavrov told his first official meeting with u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton find out all the latest details ahead in the program the. euro zone's third largest economy takes a hit below the belt as its credit ratings downgraded sparking fears of an even deeper identical crisis across europe. and of multiculturalism under the microscope turkey's president visits berlin trying to break down a wall of issues facing the immigrant community in germany. eight am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r.t. our top story israel has offered to hold direct talks with the palestinians in new york as the jewish state is attempting to halt president abbas's ambition to win u.n. recognition the u.s. also opposes the bid and there has been intense diplomacy through over a crisis over the move or he's honest i see a church in reports on counter efforts russia is taking to see the palestinian plan go through. russian foreign minister sergei

and at the national assembly... ruling grand national party chairman hong joon-pyo has pledged to boost the livelihoods of ordinary korean people. he also suggested an inter-korean business aimed at securing food for people in north korea. laah hyun-kyung reports. strengthening policies to improve the lives of koreans, while preparing for a unified south and north korea,... and fostering future talents in the natural science and engineering field... are the three main agenda items ruling grand national party leader hong joon-pyo stressed to lawmakers. in a speech given during a plenary session at the national assembly on wednesday,... hong said that his party will keep up its efforts to lower college tuition fees... and bring down the invisible barrier between the rich and the poor in korean society. korean "the key to the gnp's policy on bettering the livelihoods of korean citizens is to secure rich people their freedom, while making them carry out social responsibilities and provide average people opportunities to

. >> president obama this week rm reducing the nation's debt. the heart of the plan is the "buffet rule," so-called by the president, referring to warren buffet, the third richest man in the world with his $50 billion. okay, buffet's rule, according to obama -- wealthy americans earning a pre-tax income of $1 million a year or more should not pay a lower tax rate than that levied on middle-class income earners. so tax the wealthy, says the president. the obama tax plan also eliminates the bush tax cuts for individuals making over $200,000 a year, and families making $250,000 a year. house republican speaker john boehner blasted the president and his plan, accusing the president of class warfare by demagoguing the wealthy to gain the support of the middle- class. boehner says the president is acting more like campaigner in chief than commander in chief. >> there's been a disappointing because it's pretty clear the president's decided to forget his role as president and leader of our nation in a time of economic uncertainty and to begin the camphis

now ahead of his speech at the united nations general assembly we spoke to the iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad about the palestinian push for statehood and the overall situation in the middle east that discussion is now. present good at minute i thank you very much for taking the time so far as you are here to address the international body at the united nations every year but you have come so far you have advocated our behalf of the palestinians in support of their sovereignty in support of the palestinians having their own state this year the issue of palestinian statehood is gaining a lot of new momentum in the arab world and with the so-called arab spring uprisings that have taken place in tunisia egypt libya. does the palestinian bid for statehood come at the right time at this moment what is your take on that. in the name of the almighty the most gracious and the most merciful first i would like to greet you and all of your viewers and wish the almighty's blessing for everyone you asked a very important question the people of palestine prior existed even prize of the second w

the head of libya's national transitional council... mahmoud jibril... said on thursday in his first major speech... that the battles are not yet finished... and stressed the importance of the country's unity... until the fighting is offically over. while fugitive leader moammar gadhafi's whereabouts are still not known,... some southern cities are still in the hands of old regime loyalists... like gadhafi's hometown of sirte... and the desert town bani walid. the ntc has set a saturday deadline for these two towns to surrender. arabic "the meeting failed when the tribal leaders went back to bani walid and failed to reach an agreement to let anti- gadhafi forces enter the town peacefully. they sent in their elders, but gadhafi's people also rejected their plan. we have two options now, either the surrender of the gadhafi supporters, but not the people of bani walid, or to use force to liberate all of meanwhile, the international criminal court asked the global police agency interpol for assistance... in arresting the fugitive leader for

russia and the sports world say goodbye to the country's national. forty three people died on wednesday when. plane crashed. in the international community.

to begin the national transitional council has made it clear that. he wants to reward the countries who took the lead role in backing of the rebellion but we also have seen resistance from jihadists movements who have called for the members of the national transitional council to resign and who are making it abundantly clear that they are determined not to lead the west plunder the country's assets. turning now to some other stories making headlines across the globe activists in yemen see security forces have killed more than fifty people in the last two days during clashes with anti-government protesters across the country in the capital city snipers opened fire from the rooftops shooting among others pedestrians and people filming the violence crackdown the country's vice president could sign and initiative arranging the transfer of power something protesters had been calling for for months. a policy that banned open homosexuality among servicemen in the u.s. military has been repealed the laws known as don't ask don't tell was introduced in one tho

the nations of the world have had time and time to take a side. they have typically always sided against israel. we are at the moment of truth, i think the lord is bringing them into the valley. my focus is on believers in the nations. christians understand, many understand this is a fatal day for the nations. they are going to make a choice with eternal complications. in hague and in lon don and south africa, they are calling on the governments not to vote for the division of the land of division of israel and palastinian. they want to avoid god's judgment. >> what are you trying to communicate to christians? >> christians need to be woken up to the critical times. we are living in cry crisis days. my words and christians wherever i can speak to them, get in touch with the lord and our response to be taken place. >> you can check out chris's new show called "jerusalem dateline" you can find it at cbnnews.com. >> for decades, wendy, the world leaders have been trying to bring peace to the middle east middle east without success. >> spiritual leade