u.n. assembly nato and russia say they are on a solid path to better cooperation as they discuss a joint missile defense project. hearing and president mahmoud ahmadinejad's

u.n. general assembly and as always my who doubt. the boundaries there's a fifteen minute speech limit rarely many people stick to this limit but he traditionally goes up above and beyond to make sure he gets his point across and basically he did speak extensively about world dominance and the history of world dominance and how few nations can take over and try to rule other smaller countries he didn't talk a lot about the occupations of afghanistan and iraq as well as the domination of western states in extension like you have just mentioned but so far and we he is speaking right now as we as we sit here discussing his speech he so far has not really responded to the calls of the international community that have been made several times throughout these last days to rethink and sit down again for dialogue and of course while this goes on big protests continue to take place in new york city and we're seeing buses with people arriving not far from the united nations headquarters sign saying out of a dinner shot is a murderer a tyrant

u.n. general assembly madness but i have to tell you that it's really today's the day when the frenzy has really taken over the city we haven't seen traffic we have policemen everywhere and it's ironic that the u.s. president barack obama was supposed to make a speech at a certain time today but he ended up also being late for his speech to address the u.n. general assembly in the assembly hall apparently all of this traffic was there for him so he could get places faster but he ended up being the one who is late so that's a little irony for you there but on a more serious note we have to say that the speech that he made many analysts were saying and predicting that the speech will be an attempt by him to try to win more political points since of course the midterm elections are approaching in the united states whether or not that attempt was successful we're going to have to wait and see but the keynotes of the speech have been he talks extensively on the peace process in the middle east but it's interesting that these israeli delegation when barack obama was making his speech was nowher

u.n. general assembly this week. he insisted his government does not want an atomic bomb and iran is only seeking peace and a world free of nuclear weapons. ahmadinejad also challenged the u.s. to accept that iran is playing a major role in the world. >>> results of afghanistan's weekend election could be delayed for weeks because of a ballot fraud investigation. at least 4 million people voted. that's far below the number of voters in last year's presidential election. a top u.n. official says there are serious concerns about the legitimacy of the voting. afghanistan's president called it a solid step for democracy. >>> and the taliban is behind dozens of attacks to disrupt that election. at least 30 people were killed, most of them civilians. as mike best children were not >> reporter: no one knew his name or age. there was no time for that. army medics were only told the taliban mortared hit village on election day and shrapnel cut into his skull. in a spasm of violence meant to disrupt balloting, insurgents had c

u.n. general assembly russia announced its ban on the supply of advanced sound. systems to iran the russian foreign minister is that it falls on the recent u.n. sanctions against iran and stressed the decision is not. of course there is. russia simply documented in the presidential decree what is required from russia and all the other states in relation to iran after the adoption of the un security council's new resolution russia refused to deliver the as three hundred surface to air missile systems to iran in support of this resolution and russia remains opposed to any unilateral sanctions against iran relations adopted by the un security council are binding but they need to be turned into national laws because they are not direct application documents within countries legislation austria's right wing freedom party is happening in anti muslim computer take a well help it when votes in sunday's provincial election with a successful us will be yet another success for europe's far right out of general elections that are out there take a look at what's feared to be t

u.n. general assembly russia announced its ban on the supply of advanced unsee aircraft missile systems to iran the russian foreign minister said it falls under recent u.n. sanctions against tehran and stressed the decision is not a unilateral move. of course was that russia simply documented in the presidential decree what is required from russia and all the other states in relation to iran after the adoption of the un security council's new resolution russia refused to deliver the as three hundred surface to air missile systems to iran. in support of this resolution and russia remains opposed to any unilateral sanctions against iran resolutions adopted by the un security council are binding but they need to be turned into national laws because they are not direct application documents within countries legislation which israel is set to end its moratorium on settlement construction in the west bank the moratorium was set up ten months ago by the israeli government as a move towards peace talks with palestine meanwhile palestinian government officials warned that several times that any new

u.n. general assembly responding to. the u.s. led war come out with his speech claiming america was behind the nine eleven a time but also say this country is open to talks on its controversial nuclear program. as far as freedom policy doubles its vote in provincial elections to see what games at play some weight and how would follow his victories into the gratian polls as elsewhere in europe amid wising islamophobia. competition for the vast energy resources beneath the oaks take brings nations with opponents take to moscow to seek compromise and cooperation for the future. and welcome to all she's a weekly review my name is your national story now the war was between u.s. and iranian presidents at the u.n. general assembly this week has left much of the rest of the debate in new york in the shade barack obama shall be criticized mahmoud ahmadinejad for his claims that america is behind the nine eleven terror attacks remarks which led to a walkout by u.s. and western nations but despite their right now the iranian president says

u.n. general assembly spoke to the u.s. led war come out with his speech claiming america was behind the nine eleven attacks but also say his country's out the details on its controversial nuclear program. as all true as far as freedom policy doubles that spot in provincial elections we see boardgames may see where our borders victories fall onto immigration policies elsewhere and made rising islamophobia. competition for the vast energy resources beneath the ocean brings nations where the polis take to moscow to seek compromise i'm told gratian for the teacher. hello and welcome to the program this is all season we can review on you the ship of alattar main story now the war of words between us anyway and presidents at the u.n. general assembly this week has left much of the rest of the debate in new york in the shade barack obama sharply criticized. for his claims that america was behind the nine eleven terror attacks remarks which led to a walkout by u.s. and western nations but despite the raal the iranian president say

u.n. general assembly. what's the same and what's changed, tom? >> well, what's changed for one thing is the fact that president obama is now much weaker than he was a year ago. when he went to the united nations last year, there were cheers. there were applause. delegates were taking pictures of him. his main message is we're going to re-engage with the united nations. it was an end to the so-called go it alone years of the bush administration. so he was really given a very warm welcome. and now he has been criticized over the last year as you know for having been naive perhaps in his faith in engagement. and this has been used against him by his republican critics. so he comes back to the united nations this year with a much more down-to-earth message. i need help on this issue. i need help on this issue. i need help on this issue. gwen: and when ahmadinejad shows up and says -- yeah. he said from ground zero, the terrorists didn't really exist or whatever it was he said. people who are critics of the president who -- who advocated for engagemen

u.n. general assembly that most people in the world believe the united states was behind the nine eleven attacks comments from that coming up live this hour. carlos is our team from moscow is what i am here now i'm kevin zero in with the top stories for the first time ever a soyuz spacecraft has failed to undock from the international space station leaving the crew temporarily stuck in orbit two russian cosmonauts and a nasa astronaut were ready to return to worth when signal technical problems and telling of a cause got the latest for. a difficult maneuver and not a good time to hear warning bells after spending nearly six months in orbit three of the current guy says crew get held up trying to head for home well trying to undo the automatic lock between the space station and sees landing munjal feel to open. an alarm went off aboard the spacecraft seeing that the airlock isn't properly secured and the vehicle isn't isolated from the vacuum of space after a thorough inspection it turned out this was a false alarm and this is no ordinary jammed lock this journey home takes intense preparation. t

u.n. general assembly over the ukrainian president's speech that he believes the u.s. government was behind the nine eleven attacks western nations that by the u.s. walked out with president obama calling the remarks hateful and offensive they were in leader also said however that iran is prepared to discuss its uranium enrichment plans as early as next month. the slump in the american economy has brought a brain drain in reverse of people who came to the country hoping for a better life highly qualified immigrants of indian origin have started returning to their homeland overseas pressure that has been investigating why. ten years ago k.j. singh would have never imagined that he'd be back in india going overseas for higher education was something that the guys who did well in academics that was the first preference there weren't too many jobs in india. in the private sector and so i followed the trend this trend led sing to a ph d. a job at a prestigious research institute and ultimately the skills to start his own company but living the american dream wasn't enough t

u.n. assembly and president mahmoud ahmadinejad that it was a humanitarian gesture. >> the united states governmenthould make humandatary release. >> i love him so much. i want him home for his father, for this berg his brother and grandparents. ouncil is expected to address concerns over iran's nuclear program... ahmadinejad says his government does not want an atomic bomb... but does want the u-s to accept iran as major power. he's not the first police officer to come out in favor of prop 19... e the first to do >>> she's not the first police officer to come out in favor of prop 19, but might be the first to do it on horseback. she is making a statement to win votes to legalize marijuana in california. >> i had two ladies in their 80s to be the horn for a two thumbs up. the state of california is saying yes. >> he rode across the conto end the federal war on drugs. >>> all right. lawrence is here. we usher in fall but it showed up already. >> yes. it is early. it a strange summer indeed. it is winding down and feeling like fall outside. well, some of the rain drawls outside. over .10 of an inch.

u.n. general assembly.ou ron and its nuclear ambitions all aagainst the backdrop of a freed american prisoner. stacy cohan live in our newsroom with more on this. >> reporter: good morning. once again, mahmoud ahmadinejad generating a lot of buzz ahead of this week's united nations meeting in new york. this year, the talk is not just about the nuclear program but also about two american hikers would remain in prison in tehran. sarah shourd is back on american soil but her mind is in tehran. >> i stand before you today only one-third free. that was the last thing that josh said to me before walked through the prison doors. >> reporter: shourd left behind her fiance and their friend would remained behind bars. >> we committed no crimes and we are not spies. we in no way intended any harm to the iran ongovernment or its people an believe a huge misunderstanding led to our detention and prolonged imprisonment. >> reporter: also speaking from new york, mahmoud ahmadinejad. he called chiewrd appear release a huma

u.n. general assembly takes place there are a lot of questions as to the effectiveness of the u.n. and perhaps also some of its decisions and you know we're not done yet so we'll keep seeing what else comes out of this week learned thanks so much. well still to come on tonight's show there's a lot of talk about the iranian nuclear threat and imminent war those nights we're going to ask the question is war really inevitable or is the iranian threat just an overblown distraction we back in just a moment. it's been too they are saying those. are the frustrations. margy goes to the area. resources. are the biggest russian someone can be our processing factories know. where unique species i'm. sure close up. now with mark would ahmadinejad making a big splash in new york this week for the u.n. general assembly conversation of course has turned to iran as a nuclear threat but perhaps the question that we really need to ask is whether iran is a threat to the dominant issue and said that he is ready to sit down and talk if the stakes are fair but can they be fair when u.s. politicians form

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u.n. assembly have walked out as the iranian president lashed out at western dominance it was. a conspiracy theory surrounding nine eleven which led the u.s. delegates to leave your flawless catch up with the latest events of the. been in new york cross it all for us it was kind of expected wasn't honest to say let's begin with my speech again pulling no punches in american domination take us through it step by step. you know coming you bring up a good. point as considering how hard the international community especially in the last couple of days have been trying to say over and over again that they're willing to reach out a hand of dialogue to leave the door of dialogue open with iran it's like man who does minister and tries to provoke the community more and more and see how far he can take it he's really been like a one man reality t.v. show here in new york in the last couple of days and in this speech that is getting a lot of attention as in the spotlight today he did say that he did give a lot of time to talking about world domination by certain countries occupations of

u.n. general assembly. >>> fbi director robert mueller says u.s. authorities have indicted 63 homegrown terrorists sie st ar. he also says detecting terrorism is becoming harder because the domestic threat continues to grow. elr made the comments on wednesday, before the senate homeland security and governmental affairs committee. he expressed concern that islamic extremists based in somalia are aggressively trying to connect with members of muslimomniesn e united states. homeland security secretary janet napolitano also appeared before the commite. it is diversifying in terms of sources. it is diversifying in terms of tactics. it is diversifying in terms of thtaet >> napolitano said the threat is evolving in ways that make it more difficult for law enforcement or the intelligence community to detect and disrupt pls. the fbi is going to reinforce its system of collecting information to combat terrorist threats. it will mobilize 480 agents to form a liaison with the muslim community in t utestates. >>> international researchers say they have discove

u.n. general assembly. he'll emphasize japan's active role in contributing to the international community. kan is also scheduled to meet u.n. secretary-general ban ki moon. >>> welcome back to "newsline" business. the u.s. federal reserve said it was prepared to provide additional measures to bolster the economy if necessary but decided to postpone any move at its open market committee meeting held on tuesday. the fed's committee decided to maintain the target range for its key policy rate at 0% to .25%. it also said it will continue to provide the same amount of funds to maintain an adequate money supply. the u.s. central bank stated that the pace of recovery in output and employment has slowed in recent months. it said spending by firms on equipment and software is rising, but less rapidly than earlier in the year. the fed's decision to postpone additional easing comes after recent economic data on consumer spending and the housing market show better than expected results. >>> u.s. housing starts were up o

u.n. general assembly that when it meets next year, it may be welcoming in an independent palestinian state. he urged the world to put aside cynicism. he also told -- told iran that nuclear diplomacy is still urgent. we have this report from new york. it contains flash photography. >> a parade arrival at the united nations. president obama was late for his speech. at the podium, the overriding concern -- the current, fragile peace negotiations and upgrade protection. >> it is time that we reached deep within ourselves. when we come back here next year, we will have an agreement that will lead to any member of the united nations. an independent, sovereign state of palestine living in peace with israel. a ripple of applause -- >> a ripple of applause. and also a concern, the danger of iran acquiring nuclear weapons. >> the door remains open to diplomacy, should iran choose to walk through it. the iranian government must demonstrate a clear commitment and confirm to the world the peaceful intent of its nuclear program. >> note that president ahmadinejad was in the hall to hear that, grinning b

u.n. where he addressed the general assembly. did you see this? oh, it's crazy.clear threat to the entire world i'm going to do something big. we are going to tehran. [ applause ] >> you're all going to tehran and you are going to tehran and you are going to tehran. >> wow, that's the trip of a lifetime. very big of him. top story on msnbc, north dakota lake swallows land and buildings. that just sounds horrible. we'll have to look into that. we asked what you're doing up at this hour. our producer alex corson has answers. >> chris said i got up at 5 a.m. to go to the bathroom and when i returned my pit bull rocky had taken my spot. i tried to move him and he got really angry. >> i think you should just settle in for "morning joe." >> he says i am an 11-year-old boy and i have a bad cold and can't sleep so i'm making my mom watch with me. >> bad cold. shake that off. the truth is you say there are no other shows on tv. there's literally not another television show on. that's kind of our sales pitch. there ain't nothing

u.n. general assembly. he repeated his claims that the united states government was responsible for the september 11 terror attacks in 2001. on thursday, he caused an uproar when he put these allegations to the un. >> some segments within the u.s. government orchestrated the attack to reverse the declining american economy and its grip on the middle east. it was to save the zionist regime. >> the speech prompted the u.s. and european delegations to walk out in protest. germany condemned the remarks. >> the speech by the iranian president was not only far- fetched but also hurtful. >> such preposterous allegations are unacceptable. at that and more toned down debate resumed friday. the argentinian president touched on climate change, the middle east peace process, and the worldwide financial crisis. >> how can we conceive of a credible role for our world government organization without africa? it makes up about a quarter of its membership and occupies 70% of the security council's agenda, but does not have a

u.n. assembly, a speech that covered the terrain of u.s. foreign policy, but it was striking how much time he devoted to the issue of middle east peace. making clear he's willing to put it on the line for an issue that's bedeviled so many of his predecessors. at the u.n. today, the president leaned hard on world leaders to finally achieve a long elusive goal in the middle east. >> we all have a choice to make. each of us must choose the path of peace. >> reporter: but at the very moment the president was laying out his foreign policy goals, his political opponents were rolling out their domestic agenda. >> americans across this country are outraged and so are we. >> reporter: at a hardware store in sterling, virginia, outside of washington, house republicans unveiled their plan to change washington. >> stop, stop out of control spending and actually reduce the size of our government. >> reporter: borrowing the concept from the 1994 contract with america that helped sweep them to power, the republicans pledge to america promises to repeal th

u.n. general assembly for his efforts during his tenure. d like to congratulate the president of the 65th session of the u.n. general assembly and wish him success. in colleagues, in past years i spoke to you about some hopes and concerns, some concerns involved the crisis in families, the security challenge, and disrespect for human dignity, the deterioration of world economy, climate change, and disregard for human aspirations to achieve justice and peace. after 100 years of domination, the existing world order is unable to provide appropriate solutions to the problems society faces. so the demise has arrived and i shall try to examine causes and have features for an ideal order. the first cause relates to our attitude and beliefs. as you are well aware, divine prophet has the mission to invite everyone to mono theism, to love and justice, and to showman kind the path to prosperity. they invite men to contemplation and to seek knowledge in order to better appreciate the truth and to refrain from atheism and egoism. the essence of the messa

this is why we tolerate the u.n general assembly. it is not the traffic which we all enjoy. we all love the extra traffic. we love the fact we are spending hundreds of millions of dollars for the police during the course of this thing. but really what we want is we want the crazy psychotic guest spots of the world, and there are not many left, come in here and say some crazy stuff. people were disappointed. the other day when he made his first speech, all of the pundits say, he kept it in check, quite reasonable. well, that's because he was waiting to cut loose today, and he didn't disappoint. this is what we love about him. >> lauren, what did you make of this? you make a lot of things. >> you do. >> i am a craftsman. it almost seems like this is exactly what obama needs and wants at this . -- at this point. maybe they worked this out together. 2* could be orchestrated. he could have said, look, i am taking a lot of heat. do your usual nut ball routine. i can come out against you and gain back -- >> what you are saying is ahmadinejad's speech was an inside job. is that what

u.n. general assembly reached fever pitch as a rainy and president mahmoud ahmadinejad's briles u.s. officials with noisy rhetoric many protested his attendance and president obama called his remarks offensive. how the recent success of anti immigration political parties and europe is turning hands raising fears of growing nationalism across the continent. as arctic ice melts the struggle for access to the region's vast resources heats up prompting russia to call for more cooperation for that reason the arctic nations gather in moscow this week and in town to avoid clashes. out and start his lore amma talks to professor william han kill a currency expert who believes the greek bailout is illegal. i'm in berlin with professor vilhelm cole who is one of a group of currency experts who filed a suit with the constitutional court in germany against the greek bailout professor michael that's very much for talking to r.t. now tell me about the complaint that you know with the colt. is illegal because. it will be a community. of this complete. for a very simple. a country which can count to

u.n. general assembly yesterday that focused on the mid east peace process. manuel gal lays go reports. >> reporter: the president is calling on world leaders to step up and lend a hand to the middle east peace process. >> peace must be made by israelis and palestinians, but each of us has responsibility to do our part as well. >> reporter: president obama said u.s.-led negotiations can produce results if the international community sets aside decades of division and pessimism. >> when we come back here next year, we can have an agreement that will lead to a new member of the united nations, an independent, sovereign state of palestine living in peace with israel. >> reporter: the hall welcomed those words with applause. though israel's seats empty because of a jewish holiday. during his second speech to the u.n. general assembly, president obama was able to highlight progress on other weighty global issues. working with other nations, the president said the u.s. is waging a more effective war against terrorism and securing nuclear weapons telling iran it mus

u.n. general assembly reach fever pitch as iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad riles u.s. officials was noisy rhetoric many protested his attendance and president obama called his remarks offensive. the recent success of n.t. with gratian political parties in europe is turning heads raising fears of growing nationalism across the continent as our guys in the struggle for axis to the region's vast resources heats up prompting russia to call for war cooperation for that reason the arctic nations gathered a mosque in this week in an attempt to avoid clashes. well that start is laura emma talks to professor william handle a currency expert who believes the greek bailout is illegal. i'm in berlin with professor vilhelm hankel who is one of a group of currency experts who filed a suit with the constitutional court in germany against the greek bailout professor hackles that's very much for talking to r.t. now tell me about the complaint that you've launched with the caught so your whole idea. is illegal because we have twenty four. p. in community beitar is completely forbidden f

u.n. general assembly. he called on the nations of the world to come together to make the latest middle east peace effort a success. to ensure that, "this time is different." meanwhile, the president's top political adviser will be leaving the white house in the spring. david axelrod will return to chicago to run mr. obama's reelection campaign. in health news, the f.d.a. today announced tough new restrictions on the once-popular diabetes drug avandia. studies have linked it to an increased risk of heart attack, and now doctors will have to document that patients have tried other diabetes medications before giving them avandia. doctors must also warn parties of the risks. the risk of whooping cough may sound like something from the past, but it's still very real. today, california reported more than 4200 cases so far this year, putting the state on track to break a 55-year record for infections. nine people have died, all of them infants. other states are seeing more cases as well. dr. jon lapook tells us w

u.n. general assembly of the spill as the iranian president the u.s. offensive rhetoric once again. fall so oil and gas resources beneath the take ice he sell competition over the region from seeing countries to seek a compromise in the bronx in countable. shifting the far right to fears that not just them is a misnomer rowlings following a string of successes to immigration political policies in europe. more emmett's talks to professor william hung a current believes the greek bailout isn't legal. i'm in berlin with professor vilhelm hankel who is one of a group of currency experts who filed a suit with the constitutional court in germany against the greek bailout professor hackles that's very much for talking to r.t. now tell me about the complaint that you've launched with the caught so your whole idea. is illegal because. you would be in community. is completely forbidden for a very simple reason a country which can count to be bailed out will not follow the financial model. so all know it's a precondition for a stable you're. having now is a spade you have to do you will never

u.n. general assembly has been calling for global peace and slashing nuclear arsenals iran's president stole the spotlight. from. a trip back in time. hello and welcome to the south on the subject of science that's the theme of this week's moscow oust him from the great space race to medical advances ever since the times of peace the great this country is being. obsessed with technological and biological developments are again also here at the russian academy of sciences. the economy was stuck in seventeen twenty full time many in the russian elite pushed by the street and logical and all to see the cheeseman of western europe as time progressed scientific research battle against censorship control. in eight hundred forty eight for example the government made it illegal to attend western universities in search of advanced scientific training to bolshevik government two in nineteen seventeen introduced the censorship should not of the sorest era and throughout the soviet times from close to seventy cities to the space race has soldo among the world leaders in scientific discovery in the cold

u.n. general assembly over the spill must be rainy and president us with a sense of rest once again. vost oil and gas resumes is the new license of competition over the regional pubs of countries seek a compromise in the. shifting the far right is that nationalism is on the wrong place following a string of successes from one city immigration and political policies in new. tools to professor william hung but he. isn't me. i'm in berlin with professor vilhelm hankel who is one of a group of currency experts who filed a suit with the constitutional court in germany against the greek bailout professor very much for talking to r.t. now tell me about the complaint that you've launched with the caught so your whole idea. is illegal because of the treaty for. your community. is completely forbidden for a very simple reason a country which can count to be bailed out will not follow the financial model. so all know it's a precondition for a stable you're. having now suspended you have to. be in trouble. because it requires all you want to use next cases are prosecuted. maybe you can hear from

u.n. general assembly. i think it would be very good to sit behifore members of other states and the media and discuss our views. to have an exchange at the united nations. i think that would be very positive so that everyone can hear what we have to say. >> larry: secretary of state clinton says sanctions are biting your economy. said the sanctions are serious, can't be dismissed. are you worried about their effect and their continuing effect? >> translator: it seems to me you've raised several issues. the question is why does the u.s. government place sanctions that are over above those specified by the u.n.'s security council? is that not an illegal measure? is it not indicative of the hostility of the u.s., the american people, towards the iranian people and the u.s. administration, more importantly, towards the iranian government? that's one issue. the second issue is that sanctions really are unimportant to us because we have been under sanctions for over 30 years. furthermore, our economy is not base

u.n. assembly to russia say they're on a solid path to better corp discuss a joint missile defense project. you're going to present your own people. to drive no iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad's arrived in new york is mobbed by protests while some are pulling out all the stops to portray him as the enemy others are questioning the costs of the can. we report on the mystery surrounding a very special home in moscow located close to the kremlin walls it was designed to house the soviet too late today its tenants opening its doors to share some fascinating secrets. buildings that sprang up in one thousand and thirty two in the heart of moscow just . imposing. three hundred meters of the. tennis. every. time. it was meant for soviet russia ruling elite revolutionaries communist functionaries government ministers and members of parliament. a coveted key to the country's best. of its tenants had been repressed. special house for special people was popularly known as the house of pretrial incarceration. buildings in secrets is now known as. alexander. has spent a lifetime house across. the

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u.n. general assembly. nbc's brian mooar has the story. >> reporter: sarah shourd is back on american soil. no longer an iranian prisoner, but still living a nightmare. >> and i stand before you today only one-third free. >> reporter: iran is preparing to try her fiance shane bauer and their hiking companion josh fattal, 13 months after the three were arrested near the iran/iraq border. >> we committed no crime, and we are not spies. >> reporter: reading a prepared statement, shourd thanked the religious and political leaders in iran for her release. >> the only thing that enabled me to cross the gulf from prison to freedom alone was the knowledge that shane and josh wanted, with all their hearts, for my suffering to end. >> reporter: and for their mothers, the vigil continues. >> i love him so much, and i want him home for his father, for his brother, for his grandparents. >> reporter: they are hoping to meet with iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad, in new york for meetings with the u.n. general assembl

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u.n. general assembly that's coming up in just a few minutes plus. feels very very strange the soil is very cold and also doing all right at the moment but i think it's going to get more scary find out why people are asking to be buried alive to see how it feels and what they get out of it. all right now let's get to some other stories making headlines around the world this hour two policemen have been killed and three civilians wounded in back down after an armed gang tried to rob a bank the attackers used the bombs to storm the building before being filed by officers in a gunfight two suspected robbers were captured the neighborhood has been sealed off as police search for other attackers officials say it's unclear whether the gang has links to any insurgent groups. well there's controversy in india over a court decision to split control over a holy site in the northern city. the main disputed section where a mosque was torn down in one thousand nine hundred two has been allocated to hindus muslims will be in charge of other parts security is being