cosponsored tobago the resolution, based on our commitment to assist the international community. murder ofo have seen their families, rape of women, and the creation of thousands of orphans. no state, whether large or small, is immune from the scourage of terrorism. we were able to successfully combat the terms of a terrorist group to overthrow the democratically elected government of the day. risen to newhas levels of barbarism which have shocked members of the international, -- community. i -- violates other right as well as our various human rights, nationally and internationally. as a firm believer in the ability of the united nations to contribute to the resolution of international problems such as terrorism, trinidad and tobago has studied the text of the resolution and we find that despite some imperfection, this resolution provides a useful platform for the launch of greater international cooperation in the battle against terrorism which is universally accepted as a crime against humanity. madam chair, cooperation and a global level in the fight against terrorism is criti

throughout his career the senate for a leading intellectual, which is like being the tallest building in tobago-- topeka. [laughter] [applause] tenure, hesenate wrote more books than most of his colleagues read. [laughter] what is a senator? 1% of one half of one of the three branches of government. unless of course you are mr. moynihan. then things are different. his life was, as we shall now endeavor to make clear, one of the broadest and deepest public careers in american history. >> what is it about the memory of senator moynihan that can appeal to all political sides? thatthink that the reason he is still a figure -- and it is really quite something. a week does not go by when isn't quoting him for some proposition or another. i think part of it is he appealed to reason. , regardlessed out of political and party affiliation to talk about ideas. you will never hear him speak ill of somebody else. it is always about the ideals. and i think the fact that he also would always try to put himself in the other person shoes --person from person's shoes was part of it. i will give you an example. w

here are today's contestants -- an editor at the united nations from trinidad and tobago and now in newk... a government contractor from washington d.c... and our returning champion, a higher education administrator from east providence, rhode island...

and our returning champion -- an editor at the united nations from trinidad and tobago

here are today's contestants -- an editor at the united nations from trinidad and tobago and now in new york... a government contractor from washington d.c... and our returning champion, a higher education administrator from east providence, rhode island... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome again to our program. with regard to the mustache -- uh, keep it, shave it, so far no consensus. the votes are about evenly split, so we'll see. on friday, we ended last week in our first week of the new season on a high note -- matthew winning over $22,000. he would like to add to that total today, of course. and to do that, he will have to beat you, heather, and you also, dave. let's see what happens. good luck. here we go. here are the categories for the first round of play today...

and our returning champion -- an editor at the united nations from trinidad and tobago and now in newrk... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome aboard for another half-hour of answers and questions. on yesterday's program, we had a perfect example of how important it is to make the right kind of wager. our champion -- new champion heather jarvis didn't come up with the correct response in final, but she wagered enough to leave herself with the most money. so today she defends against the c's -- catherine and christian. welcome. good luck. here we go. categories -- let's check 'em out... yep. and finally, because we are celebrating the 200th birthday of... we have a whole category about that song. heather, you start. double-letter endings for $200, please. heather. what is odd? that's it. double-letter endings for $400.

trinidad and tobago to meshach and ukraine, uruguay , yemen and is in the head to participate in thismeeting it is so decided. in accordance with rule number 39 i would like the following to participate. dr. chen mr. jackson is so decided. on behalf of the council joining us to delaware beers of the video teleconference from monrovia he will only be with us for part of the meeting so he can return to his life saving work to the ebola treatment center in monrovia. i provide his excellency head of the delegation of the european union to participate in this meeting it is so decided. i invite to his excellence a as a permanent observer to participate in this meeting it is so decided. the security council will now begin its consideration of item two of the agenda. we now give him the floor. >> thank you. distinguished members honorable ministers and excellencies, dr. david navarro ladies and gentlemen. up with think ambassador paul and the united states for committing the session on the ebola virus. only twice before has the council met to discuss the implications of the public health issu