the war against israel at the un is over. perhaps some of you don't know it yet, but i am confident that one day, in the not-too-distant future, you will also get the message from your president or from your prime minister informing you that the war against israel at the united nations has ended. yes, i know, there might be a storm before the calm. i know there is talk about ganging up on israel at the un later this year. given its history of hostility towards israel, does anyone really believe that israel will let the un determine our security and our vital national interests? we will not accept any attempt by the un to dictate terms to israel. the road to peace runs through jerusalem and ramallah, not through new york. but regardless of what happens in the months ahead, i have total confidence that in the years ahead, the revolution in israel's standing among the nations will finally penetrate this hall of nations. i have so much confidence, in fact, that i predict that a decade from now an israeli prime minister will stand

unesco, the un body charged with preserving world heritage. now, this is hard to believe, but unesco just denied the 4,000-year connection between the jewish people and its holiest site, the temple mount. that's just as absurd as denying the connection between the great wall of china and china. ladies and gentlemen: the un, begun as a moral force, has become a moral farce. so when it comes to israel at the un, you'd probably think nothing will ever change, right? well, think again. you see, everything will change, and a lot sooner than you think. the change will happen in this hall, because back home, your governments are rapidly changing their attitudes towards israel. and sooner or later, that's going to change the way you vote on israel at the un. more and more nations in asia, in africa, in latin america, more and more nations see israel as a potent partner -- a partner in fighting the terrorism of

>> his -- this speech to the un reminded of the other seven speeches to the un, long on rhetoric and short on substance. reminded me of john lennon addressing the un. he like to ask member states to imagine a totally different world. there's a quality of standing above the world and admiring its problems and not really recognizing his role in contributing to a lot of the global instability and violence that is really taken place in his watch over the last eight years. >> what should he have done instead? >> the policy premised on the idea that concessions transform adversaries. it's an experimental foreign policy and it's really outside of the bipartisan tradition of american leadership in world affairs. i think his biggest mistake is he spent more time cuddling adversaries than supporting allies and that's always a losing strategy for the united states. >> those weren't the words we heard in the speech just now but are you saying those were the actions during the tenure? >> when you look at the record, he strikes -- when he goes to the un general assembly he strikes the pose of bein

we had very lively debate, publicly i was neutral representing the united states and the un. but as a republican i was obviously supported of senator mccain. although i was pleased about her country and we did what the vast majority of the un members that we believed we would do which is like have an african-american as president. >> in the name of the book is "the envoy". a former u.s. and ambassador to afghanistan, iraq and the un. thank you very much for joining us. >> guest: thank you. i appreciate it. >> .. ... >> at 8:50 pm from chicago tribune printers row lit fest bradley birzer on his biography of russell clerk. and then reza aslan at the los angeles times book festival on the life and times of jesus of nazareth. at 10 p.m., a panel on violent crime in the 19th century from the san antonio book festival. and at 11:00, a panel on dora hurston.

the better for the un itself. dies and gentlemen,, if the habits die hard palestinian habits die even harder. and the belfort declaration to prepare a lawsuit against britain from 1917. almost 100 years ago. talk about stuck in the past . the palestinians may as well sue ivory and. to rebuild the temple in jerusalem 2500 years ago. come to think of it why not a palestinian class action suit against abraham to buy that plot of land? you are not laughing. it is as absurd as that. to sue the british government for the bell for declaration? are you kidding? this is taken seriously over here? >> the right of the jewish people and when they supported the establishment of the jewish state and recognized the rights of the homeland. but today nearly 70 years later the palestinians still refuse to recognize not our right to a homeland or a state and this is the true core of the conflict the palestinian refusal to recognize the jewish state with any boundary. this isn't about the settlements. it never was. the conflict raged

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the un is insulting you, it is like they're calling you a bigot. got the complaining of the media. donald trump got $2 billion of free media in this election, he bragged about having never to get tv ads because he had us. he had cable news, cable news took care of it and the media wants him to be president. it is good for their ratings. boy, you could make a lot of money on this unpredictabletiil. if the mic was bad, he could have won the debate. >> there is no question that it went out equally to the tv public, but in there it was end less. listen, it could be a big game a little bit. >> that was the best part. that was when he's on his game. it was about five or seven minutes. >> all right, as i mentioned trump fired off a lot of tweets this morning regarding dispute with miss university. for those people knocking me for tweeting at 3:00 in the morning, i will be there awake to answer to calls responding to clinton missing the 3:00 a.m. call. >> wow, you think that the guy made a mistake by getting into this and we all said it and even you, he fel

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liz is at the un you and we will have a live report shortly. d is sitting on the hands cheering. most of the day as they head for another record close. oil is also up. but while the markets are sailing along the piece is shattered in north carolina. in becoming topic number one. donald trump calls for a national stock for his policy.

welcome world leaders for the un general assembly the governor insists new york is >> we will find who planted these explosives. and they will be punished. >> reporter: new york city is preparing because the united nations general assembly is set to begin very soon. >>> september is national suicide prevention awareness month. it is designed to promote awareness and resources around the suicide prevention. >> reporter: suicide is the second leading cause of death between 10 and 24-year-olds. this weekend suicide awareness group dancing for life took steps to prevent -- bring awareness to the growing problem. the founder lost her son two years ago. >> i never want another mother to experience the death i did

underway and the city is on high alert with hundreds of high ranking officials come to nyc this week for the un neral assembally the two presidential nominees the nominees took different approaches last night. at a rally, republican donald trump called the explosion a bomb, even before police put out information. meanwhile, democrat hillary clinton took a

we have to get the un involved and have the un negotiate this one. i don't think we just -- the u.s. and china are not getting along. i think that a bigger picture is going to have to step? . >> why are we not getting along? one of the many reasons is we are building altitude defense system to defend against missile strikes. that's making them hesitant to work with us. >> that coupled with the south china sea situation, all that. there's really nothing working out in the u.s.'s favor in that part of the world right now. and china gets mad. >> then you have to worry about japan. japan is with us our friend in all of this. there's so much economically that you have to worry about, as well. with china, too. but you have to worry about the economic ramifications of keeping everybody happy and trying to work together in doing something about someone whose got his finger on a button he can push and he can do joking. he's bluffing. if he does it won't work. ooem not sure about that. >> closing thought? >> it's going to be a long road ahead. i don't think any

the secretary-general in his last beach to the un's that that he regretted a decade lost to peace. t whataving regrets is the u.n. actually able to influence at this point? they are a member of the middle east quartet that brings together the u.n., the eu russia and the united states. that quartet is meeting today also on the sidelines of the general assembly. there is a recognition that only if the will power is there by both parties can meaningful peace talks actually begin. the mood between the side is very that are at the moment. we can expect them to blame each other with the palestinian leader likely to say that israeli settlements are responsible for the collapse of the peace process. the israeli prime minister is likely to say that what he calls palestinian preconditions for a peace deal are to blame for the collapse of the peace talks. genie: thank you, armen georgian in new york. suspected people traffickers are being held in connection with most recent migrant boat disaster in the mediterranean. more than 40 migrants have an confirmed dead after their boat capsized off th

one was secretary general of the un, the egyptian, now passed away. and the other was president carter. my suggestion was nine presidents as i did, i thought none of them would like to have that done. you don't want to be undercut by somebody who seems to have more knowledge in the subject than you do. if anybody's going to do it you will do it. well, that is not the way is going to work in it doesn't usually work that we very often. so i say, why not -- why not just say we are not inviting anybody to go but nobody will stand in the way. if somebody of us stature they can step aside and let them come. >> so your point is someone of a high standing needs to be needs to go. >> and carter do going get an agreement. >> let's let's ask if what about that. how high does the representative of the united states need to be involved in the negotiation? does it need to be the president himself? can it be. >> i think it has to be the by the president. any suggestion that he makes based on his contribution to humanity i would take seriously and i would hope the pr

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also reports the un and it's member states to have a new approach toward this international challenge and countries where immigrants are coming from to deal with the root causes and reasons of immigration. especially the ominous phenomenon. mr. president, a glimpse show that injustices, threats of violence and conflicts are still endangering millions of human lives throughout the world. we are witnessing the extent of terror in syria. we announced our full support to a comprehensive solution to the syrian conflict that will reflect the will of all syrians. we also have the conflict in yemen. resolve the issue of palestine and the legitimate rights and pal state prisons including the right to have an independent government and invite all sides to start direct talks in order to achieve a sustainable solution and peace and peaceful co-existence. afghanistan supports the historic agreement would mean 5 plus one countries and the republic of iran in the nuclear program within the joint comprehensive man of action and peace and stability and development and program i should have that we bel

in the un. and that's a great but sometimes still india is struggling with the fact, its a crime. there was a law, there was a case, in a high court in delhi in 2009, where the they sent two consenting adults, and engaging in sexuality is not a crime, but somehow the supreme court are all overturned it seeing it is the legislators was to make the law and 2015 they wanted, they put the legislation: it failed. now it is again back to supreme court time to do a review so various parts of the world even homosexuality is considered a crime and i think the conversation has to first we have to begin with, first we have to move by talking about it anything it as human >> and talking as human beings. >>as human beings. >>as opposed to you over there and a walls between us because my lifestyle, or my life experience is different from yours. but i also want to open it up now, let you all talk because you're really good at this. talk about people out there who are wondering, but where was thinking years ago?

for the un security council. a will not be able to have humanitarian situation that will improve without reaching out the terrorist groups in order to have a truce and reconciliation. we need to strengthen and start negotiations without any preconditions in line with the u.n. resolution. the sabotage of the process with a specific people abroad with their mentors and supporters has been a negative impact on the un's reputation and leads us to believe that, once again, the reason lies in an attempt to try to change the regime. the zero-sume game, we have seen this in ukraine. it is very close to us in the anti-constitutional attempt to overthrow the government and now the refusal of the ukraine minsk agreement. by and large, trying to use these complex situations for one's own egotistical goals has been clear to all. the last meeting of the contact group gave us very cautious basis for optimism. broader, it is only through the agreements that we will have any opportunity in the euro atlantic area to have equal and

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so that is something the un needs to move to. ma good friends is being a champion of these and he's been frustrated by the fact that we have not gotten far enough because clearly member states are ready when a disaster occurs but are not ahead ready ahead of time. in my sense is the agenda the climate change agreement and all the things that have come to fruition we will allow the next general to do it. >> will that was a wonderful response to a very difficult question in many respects and right within our time. the administer has to return to argentina. i think you all agree with me, argentina is extraordinarily fortunate to have someone with her background, know-how, and, brainpower and we as a friend of argentina will enjoy working with you in the months and years

i wrote twice last spring to the un security council. to establish a mechanism to investigate reports of violations and in iraq and syria. first letter was the may 30th. and in this letter i mention these must be investigated and made by a competent court. the perpetrators of these crimes must be held into account and i mention what all of this just said. and in march 2015 the high commissioner for human rights be ease the report and there's evidence that they committed war crimes and crimes against them and the pent up investigation and for the un security council and to the international court. and they agreed with that. it is why i wrote to the security council. and the un security general.kub the security council that more than 50 mass graves have been discovered so far in areas of iraq liberated by daesh control. and then he called the international community to take steps to ensure the members of daesh for the atrocious crimes perpetrated. in that tradition, iraq's representative to the u.n., mr. mohammed ali al akeem also urged the

the city. there are growing fears that kim jong un's regime have made significant advances. the pentagon slamming this as a serious provocation. calling for north korea to fully give up its missile and nuclear programs. the same statement from nato this morning. even china. pyongyang's main ally criticizing that test. authorities in japan, russia, and china are monitoring the area for radiation. nothing found just yet, but this is the -- treated as a serious cause for concern. the bigger question is what the international community can and will do in response. clearly, sanctions and world condemnation have not been enough to deter north korea from pushing ahead with now the fifth nuclear test. back to you. >> lucy cavanaugh in london. also new this morning, a massive rescue operation over the french alps has been deemed a success. dozens of tourists, including a so-year-old child, were brought safely to the grountd. they spent a cold can night at 10,000 feet in the air. it's also one of the most climbed mountains in the world and also one of the deadliest. helicopter late las

the un had stopped all shipments after 20 people were killed in an airstrike. russia and syria were denied the responsibility for the strike that came after a week- long cease-fire. president obama united nations general assembly for the last time as a leaderment he urged the world leaders to open their hearts and help people in syria even if the politics are hard. >> imagine what it would be like for our family, for our children if the unthinkable happened to us. >> the president called on the un to reject fundamental. >>> and racism and embrace attacks dominating the talk on the trail as you can imagine. homeland security said to be a major focus of the first debate of course coming up on monday night. wbz's political analyst jon keller is here. and when the topic becomes terror, jon, is there one candidate who benefits more? >> reporter: you know, that's an absolutely crucial question uneventual because the events keep occurring. it's not clear what the is. while trump's talk about dealing with isis and barring muslim immigration worked well during the republ

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