should have done the u.n. court is duty bound to put on hold any kind of action that goes on that this you as soon as a complaint is following according to the international rules and regulations and its own rules at the same time and of the u.n. is a major party to the nuclear deal with iran of the u.n. second the general is involved in reporting the i.a.e.a. the u.n. nuclear watchdog is also a party and main party to this deal and the u.n. security council has endorsed this deal so the u.n. shoe to fall you know played a much stronger role in protecting this deal and in polishing the party that is why elated at what the solution that has been announced today if only you know it seems to be weak and fragile because it only orders the u.s. to halt humanitarian i mean so. actions for humanitarian purposes should be halted also on the sanctions there to harm iran's civil aviation and history should be halted but they've kept silent older there are sanctions against iran and its people therefore i believe it's been goo

the issue that the humanitarian commodities which have been referred by the u.n. court is that they are they have the high priority internationally and in humanitarian aspect but it doesn't mean that the other sanctions are legitimate because this is the primary ruling by the court and they will proceed to consider the case in future and this proceeding in future can indicate that iran might get the argument that the other sanctions which are due to be reimposed are illegitimate as well and yet the final decision by the court remains to be issued in future after they have their own considerations in future and just briefly of course iran is not the only country to view these sections as illegitimate and you know detrimental to the world economy president putin has expressed similar sentiment in fact countries as well they're finding ways around the sanctions to do business with iran with the rain and companies. given that context and given this court ruling do you think this is or could be the beginning of the end for full sanctions on iran. well as you said this is not

to twenty kilometer wide area turkey and russia made this agreement last month to avoid what the u.n. court humanitarian disaster in the region it live is serious the last major opposition stronghold. now for some analysis i'm joined in the studio by middle east expert a gator steinberg welcome vito now the deadline to remove heavy weapons from this a buffer zone has agreed by russia and turkey was today how certain can we be that these weapons have been removed well according to what i hear from both sides most of the weapons have been removed and the last ones will be removed in the coming days what is important though is the agreement works this way but another deadline approaching is on monday and on by monday all the insurgents and rebels and different groups one links to the al qaeda should leave this area how likely is it that will happen i think it is very likely that it will happen simply because these groups have removed heavy weapons and the h.t.s. that's the al qaeda affiliate in the area has opposed the agreement. but. they seem to have listened to that turkish patterns they se

are indicted by a u.n. court in the assassination of prime minister. he wrote in his post let us see if you can form a government or take any decision without the consent of your fathers. a longtime defender of human rights accuses those in power of a campaign of intimidation and creating an atmosphere of fear. activists are increasingly being summoned by the cyber crimes bureau one case involved a post that addressed the president with complaints including turning the country into a family home he was criticizing the president explaining to. the middle east so. syria. some politicians are trying to fight back among them one time journalist and member of parliament. but she says legislative changes may not be enough we are in a country where people are. just you know give an opinion that we need. to be strong. to listen to politicians the problem starts with this. many lebanese are denouncing the detention of people for peaceful criticism while the constitution guarantees freedom of expression protesters say libel laws are being used to silence critics

heavy for not standing up to the lebanese armed group hezbollah whose members are indicted by a u.n. court in the assassination of prime minister rafik and he wrote in his post let us see if you can form a government or take any decision without the consent of your father's murderers. what a long time defender of human rights accuses those in power of a campaign of intimidation and creating an atmosphere of fear says activists are increasingly being summoned by the cyber crimes bureau one case involved a post that addressed the president with complaints including turning the country into a family home he was criticizing the president explaining that we have to. the middle east so unfortunately today. syria. some politicians are trying to fight back among them one time journalist and member of parliament. but she says legislative changes may not be enough we are in a country where people are terrorized because they just you know give an opinion that we need the jobs to be strong enough to not to listen to politicians the problem starts with this political cost many lebanese are denouncing t

u.n.'s court jurisdiction and is expected to move ahead with further sanctions against iran next month. in afghanistan, at least 13 pepeople were killed and dozens more injured tuesday after a suicide bomber targeted a campaign rally near the eastern city of jalalabad. the islamic state group later claimed responsibility for the bombing. it's the latest in a string of attacks on election-related targets ahead of parliamentary elections on october 20. ethiopian n state media reports that at least 44 people were killed over the weekend after -- as rival ethnic groups clashed in the western part of the country. has continued to plague the eastern african nation despite recently elected prime minister abiy ahmed's promises to reduce ethnic tensions and violence. he made history by signing a peace agreement with neighboring eritrea earlier this year. first lady melania trumpmp continued her r solo tour in africa b by visitingng cape coat castle in ghana used by the slave traders used in the 17th century. the former slave dungeon is noww a monument to millions of africans cast into slavery. a

u.n.'s highest court ordered the lifting of some of the sanctions it has imposed on iran since may. the treaty gives jurisdiction to the u.n.'s international court of justice on issues between the two nations. national security adviser john bolton called the icj "politicized and ineffective" and said that the trump administration will review agreements that could be subject to binding decisions by the court. a california judge has temporarily blocked the trump administration's move to end temporary protected status for 300,000 immigrants from sudan, haiti, el salvador, and nicaragua. u.s. district judge edward chen said there was no justification for the move and raised president trump's previous racist and xenophobic comments saying there were "serious questions as to whether a discriminatory purpose was a motivating factor." in january, trump reportedly told lawmakers that haiti, el salvador, and unspecified african nations were "s-hole countries." and in 2017, he said that recent immigrants from haiti "all have aids." a new report by the department of homeland security's inspector

u.n. tightest court -- highest court, ordering the u.s. .o lift sanctions mike pompeo told reporters todayhat the determination of the treaty was decades overdue. the british prime minister theresa may had a spring in her step as she took the podium at the conservative party conference, dancing to "dancing queen," pledging to ease years of public spending cuts. >> when we have secured a good review for britain after brexit, we will set out the review for the future. debt as a share of the economy will continue to go down. support for public services will go up. one decade after the financial --, people need to know that the austerity that it led to is over and that their hard work has paid off. >> she also took the best told conservatives that they will be getting it brexit deal that works for britain. a massive earthquake and tsunami killing more than 1400 people, authorities ordering those in the vicinity to evacuate. the president of indonesia headed back to the wake of affected areas to supervise rescue operations as reports of mass looting of food and other goods emerged. powered by m

u.n.? how about the world court? >> there has to be an international, independent investigation. one suggestion is a u.n. appointed panel. i think that's probably the best way to go or should be considered seriously, and trump should push that. then we can stop going with all these rumors and considering different cover stories. otherwise we have to take the saudis and the turks at their word. eric: a lot of people don't believe it. we'll see what sanctions there could be. arthel: deputy attorney general rod rosenstein is set to testify before congress behind closed doors on his reported sardonic suggestion to secretly record president trump. what we can expect to come out of this interview. a form government prosecutor joins us with his analysis. and more on the missing girl from wisconsin. rotein... ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [grunting noise] i'll take that. 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. in two great flavors. ensure max protein. hey guys. today we're here to talk about trucks. i love trucks. what the heck

. >> the international court of justice, it's sort of the world court of the u.n. and frankly the u.s. has never paid much attention to it because rightly so, we here in the u.s. don't believe we should be subjected to some sort of world-dominating court. so we never paid much attention. the iranian regime went to the icga and tried to get all these sanctions turned over or set aside. kennedy: and the united states said, no, this is a matter of national security and sovereignty for us being the crime author of that nuclear agreement. and then happened with the icga and the usa. >> the ayatollah and his lackeys went to the icga based on of all things the 1955 treaty of amity which i thought we had tossed that to the curb years ago. so get this. the ayatollah goes to the court of justice using as justification a treaty signed by the shaw of iran. there is no greater enemy to the ayatollah's regime of iran than the shaw o -- the -- the shah of iran. even though they said we'll have to be careful about sanctions about humanitarian aid and civil aviation concerns. all th

u.n. has talked court has ruled the u.s. must temporarily some sanctions on iran after they were reimposed. state my pompei responded by canceling a nine hundred fifty five treaty of amity with iran. concern is mounting for the safety of prominent saudi journalist and kingdom critic. he says he's inside the saudi consulate in istanbul but saudi officials deny this. you can't promise to to reason may is taking a leaf out of the abba song book as she made the closing speech to her conservative party conference may once again showed off her dog's moves to an appreciative audience is a spirited defense of her government's breck's it strategy in orange county was watching. all those people who spent their time queuing for the speech might have been forgiven for being a little nervous this was a big moment for their party and their country and their prime minister often looks i'm sure a bit of a robot. so it was to everyone's surprise when sarees m a launched a cell phone to stage dancing queen the soundtrack all of it designed to

u.n., the u.s. pulled out of the paris, the court, the iran nuclear deal, and the u.n. human rights council, cut all funding to sanction threatened to judges on the international criminal court. we will speak with columbia university professor or she khalidi on nikki haley's time in ofoffice and what it means for e future of negotiations. we will also speak with the professor about the disappearance of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi, who is believed to have been killed inside t the saudi consulalate n turkey.. then we go to minnesota where a court has acquitted three anti-pipeline activists who broke into an oil pipeline facility intending to cut off ththe flow of tar sandss oil cog into the uniteted states from canada. >> what is lacking is the political will. if we can't get their attention through elections, through , through your protests petitions, loving, all of the things all of us tried over and over and over again to no avail, then civil disobedience is our last option. amy: we will speak with two of the climate activists and pioneering climate scientist james

international justice meaning it may no longer be possible to washington in the international court of justice. but u.n. agency for palestinian refugees. cut its funding for the organization on the program we discussed the impact this has had with the head. work would be made easier if they are. sold to countries that. need to continue this next year. in france. to the.

u.n. he's on a jihad against the international criminal court. he loathes the u.n.pect he'll want to put somebody into that office who will mirror his hard-line unilateralism, anti-nationalist views when dina powell would be somebody more on the nikki haley lines. moore moderate and more acceptable to the rest of the world. this will be an interesting test. >> and an interesting test when it comes to confirmation. it could be a whole new world in november. stick with me. i'm going to bring in andre bower, cnn political commentator, former lieutenant governor of south carolina. he ran and lost to nikki haley in the 2010 south carolina primary for governor. thanks for coming in. i want to get your reaction to this announcement. nikki haley said that this is not for any personal reasons. she just believes in term limits. >> well, she had served -- but that's not true. i'm not buying it. here's why. she is one of the most calculating, methodical, and best candidates for the next president of the united states. she hits all of the buttons. she has done a phenomenal job a

says washington will review its agreements that leave america exposed to international courts i was off to the u.n. . some of its iran sanctions. the british prime minister attempts to soft mounting pressure of. no confidence from our own party members just moments before giving a speech. to the king of saudi arabia that he wouldn't last two weeks without the u.s. military as the president continues to accuse. is it getting. protecting you you might not be there for two weeks without us.

adviser says washington will review its agreements that leave america exposed to international court i was after the u.n. . sanctions. the british prime minister attempts to dance off mounting pressure. from her own party members just moments before giving a speech. the king of saudi arabia that he wouldn't last two weeks without the u.s. military as the u.s. president continues to accuse. the price. protecting you you might not be there for two weeks without you have to pay for. president. should take a look at the merits of find out who's responsible for the right. welcome to the program live from. the world news this hour one of our other headline stories to start with now donald trump has claimed that the saudi monarch wouldn't last two weeks if it wasn't for the u.s. military the u.s. president's fiery assessment came at a campaign rally in the state of mississippi but he didn't give any specifics about the conversation that he had with the saudi king which he was referencing. we project saudi arabia would you say the rich. and i love the king solomon. we're protecting you you might not be there fo

u.n. supreme court council sanctions that the u.s. has gotten russia and china on board. north korea to the negotiating table. a lot of work is done at the united nations. the u.s. has consistency at the united nations by tend -- the end of the year. you are trying to get a reluctant china and reluctant russia to keep up the pressure against north korea to keep north korea negotiating on its nuclear weapons. this is also a story line we have to look at here going forward. who will be the person there to try to keep china and russia in line on north korea? she just held an event at the united states with mike pompeo where they came out and publicly criticized russia and china for ship to ship transfers of energy, evading sanctions, not enforcing sanctions fully. so that's also something given that the trump administration is so invested foreign policy-wise in the north korean diplomacy. >> jon: rich, thank you. senator john thune has been good enough to stay with us throughout this sort of unexpected and surprising morning. the resignation of nikki haley. what happens poli

poor relations with international denies asians and with international courts back in june of this year it actually withdrew from the u.n. human rights council describing it is being a cesspool of political bias in september suggest a month ago trump slammed the international criminal court this was over the possibility that cases could be brought against americans who are alleged of committing war crimes in afghanistan and now we have this flat refusal to acknowledge that that ruling by the i.c.j. well going back to what trump said just a few weeks ago in september about the international criminal court he actually was angry threatened and attacked it take a listen to what he said at the time. as far as america is concerned the i.c.c. has no jurisdiction no legitimacy and no authority. the i.c.c. playing near universal jurisdiction over the citizens of every country. violating all principles of justice fairness and due process. well let's take a look at now today that ruling by the i.c.j. they stated that the usa must remove some of the sanctions that are imposed in may this year this is the same time that the usa with

u.n. ambassador. >> no, i'm not running for 2020. >> new supreme court justice brett kavanaugh took the bench for the first time today. >> his confirmation creates a solid conservative majority on the court. >> four weeks before the midterms, the critical arizona senate race is close and getting nastier. >> she's trying to pretend she's something that she's not. >> reporter: she's pivoted, but you have, too. >> yeah, that's fake news. >> concern growing over a mysterious outbrk of a rare polio-li condition >> and we have just learned doctors are treating three young patients in pittsburgh. for a.f.m. >> a massive spike in voter registration after taylor swift's instagram post. >> nearly 65,000 people registered to vote on vote.org. ♪ put some sugar on me >> the rock 'n' roll hall of fame reveals this year's nominees. >> ll cool j, janet jackson, def leppard, radiohead, rage against the machine, and devo. ♪ crack that whip >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor in panama city beach on the florida gulf coast. and this is our western edition. this place is mostly evacuated tonight, because it's about to g

u.n. security council as well as the u.s. administration getting through this very bruising fight over a supreme court nomination that very much involves sexual misconduct allegations of sexual misconduct it's also less than one month until the u.s. midterm elections and these elections are going to be very very pivotal pivotal for the direction that the country is going to take and another administration official stepping down so close to these elections doesn't make of the administration look as stable as it might want to march in washington thank you. let's look now at some of the other stories making news around the world the u.s. supreme court's newest justice a brett kavanaugh was promised to be impartial and a team player after being sworn into office of the white house it went on to say that he had no bitterness about his contentious confirmation process earlier presidents trump apologized to justice covered up for what he called the terrible pain and suffering he and his family and your family. a former vice president of guatemala is being jailed for more than fifty years for corruption roxana betty and twelve others

u.n.'s highest court has just ordered the u.s. to lift some sanctions on iran. is legally binding, but the question is whether the president will comply. we'll talk to former national securities state department and white house official richard clark. "morning joe" is coming right back. "morning joe" is coming right back oh, milk. another breakfast, another dilemma. am i willing to pay the price for loving you? you'll make my morning, but ruin my day. complicated relationship with milk? pour on the lactaid. it's delicious 100% real milk, just without that annoying lactose. mmm, that's good. lactaid. the real milk that doesn't mess with you. and try calcium enriched lactaid. 100% real milk with 20% more calcium. still no lactose. >>> joining us now former senior white house add vier to three united states presidents, richard clark, his 2017 book "warnings" is out now in paper back and he's also the host of the new podcast future state, a ten-episode series examining the issues shaping american history and politics leading into the midterm elections and beyond. ri

just a day after the president celebrated the confirmation of a second supreme court pick, we learned that u.n. ambassador nikki haley is going to be stepping down, which means a bit less than two years of the president's tenure of the three people in this picture with the president secretary of state rex till whyson and national security adviser h.r. mcmaster are gone and nikki haley will soon be gone. ambassador haley's decision came as a surprise to some at the white house. the two big questions now, why is she leaving and who's next? there's breaking news on the second question. the president weighing in late today. our jim acosta joins us now and starts us off. jim, the president weighed in on all of this on air force one just a short bit ago. what did he say? >> reporter: yeah, anderson, he says he has a list of replacements down to five different candidates. that's a short list at this point. he mentioned that deena powell, the former deputy national security adviser over here at the white house, that she is on that short list. he also mentioned that richard grinnell, the current u.s. a

he appointed a sitting supreme court justice as u.n. bassador to stabilize our relationships and foreign affairs. i think there is probably a good chance he might consider appointing retired supreme court justice anthony kennedy who has been very vocal in recent forums about stabilizing our relationships in europe. anthony you think kennedy would want to go back into public service after stepping down? caller: yes, it was sort of interesting. he was very vocal and strong about the need for us to improve our relationships in europe, particularly among our allies. you know, the job is a very important job but if you recall, president trump was very congratulatory with respect to kennedy's public service. as a cabinet secretary, he would have a sizable staff and that might be something he would be interested in doing. host: hattie is next, houston, texas. caller: good morning. i would like to make a common. i think that this lady is really -- you know, and everything. the way the democrats should do is go on and vote and vote and vote so th

u.n. human rights committee ruling is not binding on france in fact the european court of human rights supported the french ban in twenty fourteen so this debate continues it's a very controversial area and as i say. the most recent case way this came to notice was that a criminal who made a spectacular escape from a prison in a hijacked helicopter was only spotted by police because he was wearing a burka or apparently disguised himself but they notice he was walking like a man and that's how he was actually apprehended by the police so that's very much always coming up in press coverage here in france. britain's prime minister is urging government ministers to hold their nerve during the tricky final stages of bricks at negotiations to resume a told parliament on monday that a divorce the ninety five percent complete major stumbling block remains the border between ireland and northern ireland which is leaving along with the rest of the u.k. remains facing a rebellion within her conservative party for proposing delaying brecht's it until the border problem is settled. it's a bridge too far for

u.n. human rights committee ruling is not binding on france in fact the european court of human rights supported the french ban in twenty fourteen so this debate continues it's a very controversial area and as i say. the most recent case where this came to notice was that a criminal who made a spectacular escape from a prison in a hijacked helicopter was only spotted by police because he was wearing a burka or apparently disguised himself but they notice he was walking like a man and that's how he was actually apprehended by the police so that's very much always coming up in press coverage here in france good when you can catch up any time when i website address that is al jazeera dot com and you watch us live by clicking on the live by can. and mind in our top stories on our turkey's president has called the killing of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi a brutal and premeditated murder in an address to parliament. one demanded answers about his death inside the saudi concert in istanbul three weeks ago but. we have strong evidence that this was a premeditated murder in the light of the informatio

u.n. security council as well as the u.s. administration getting through this very bruising fight over a supreme court nomination that very much involves sexual misconduct allegations of sexual misconduct it's also less than one month until the u.s. midterm elections and these elections are going to be very very pivotal pivotal for the direction of the country is going to take and another administration official stepping down so close to these elections so i wasn't make of the administration look as stable as it might want to. march in washington thank you. thirty four schoolgirls in india have been taken to hospital after being beaten with sticks by a group of boys in assault happened in the eastern state of bihar over the weekend police have arrested ten people it's the latest incident in a series of violent assaults against women which is causing outrage in our next report we have blurred the girls' faces to protect their identities. they've been doing what many children their age do playing outside for the schoolgirls fun soon turned to horror. they were attacked by a mob of boys from another school and according to local

u.n. human rights committee ruling is not binding on france in fact the european court of human rights supported the french ban in twenty fourteen so this debate continues it's a very controversial area and as i say. the most recent case where this came to notice was that a criminal who made a spectacular escape from a prison in a hijacked helicopter was only spotted by police because he was wearing a burka or apparently disguised himself but they notice he was walking like a man and that's how he was actually apprehended by the police that's very much always coming up in press coverage here in france seven thousand migrants and refugees are defying warnings from donald trump by continuing their march towards the u.s. border to escape poverty and violence in honduras as john holeman reports they reached some. in mexico. all to more than a week walking the offer of a ride was too good to miss. trailer drivers were among the many mexicans on monday giving a hand to a migrant caravan of more than seven thousand people most of them hondurans a grateful hitchhikers clung to where they could. pick up.

u.n. security council as well as the u.s. administration getting through this very bruising fight over a supreme court nomination that very much involves sexual misconduct allegations of sexual misconduct it's also less in washington thank you. thirty four schoolgirls have been taken to hospital after being beaten with sticks by a group of boys that are sold in the eastern state of bihar over the weekend police have arrested ten people it's the latest incident in a series of violent assaults against women which is causing outrage in our next report we have blurred the girls' faces to protect their identities. i think they've been doing what many children their age do playing outside the school go fun soon turned to horror. they were attacked by a mob of boys from another school and according to local police the boy's mother is in all thirty four girls had to be treated in hospital aged between twelve and sixteen they were hit with sticks and i and rhodes the reason they dared stand up to sexual harassment. that was all writing bad things on the wall and when we told them to stop they started beating us. with the girls' hair wa

taking questions about brett kavanaugh, the newly seated supreme court justice, as well as the departure of u.n. ambassador, nikki haley and potential replacements, including his daughter, ivanka trump. let's talk about it with our team of experts. kaitlan collins, the president saying i think ivanka would be incredible. although noting that it would lead to accusations of nepotism, mainly because it would be nepotism. and then saying he's not sure there is anyone more competent in the world. he also did mention the former deputy national security adviser, dina powell, as somebody being considered. >> right. and with ivanka, he didn't say he wouldn't pick ivanka. he just said that would be the reaction. but he couldn't think of anyone better than her to do that job, saying that even cnn would like her there, at the end. it does sound like he's been watching the news reports about who could take that job. he kept saying, i heard ivanka, i heard ivanka. back to dina powell, someone who is pretty much viewed as a contender in this, and a pretty serious contender. she is already in new york. she ha

u.n. says more than two hundred thousand people are in dire need of assistance. an f.b.i. report on donald trump's supremes court nominee brett kavanaugh has deepened parties and divisions on capitol hill democrats have described it as a whitewash and republicans say they stand vindicated f.b.i. investigators have been looking into sexual misconduct allegations after a senate committee had evidence from christine was a forward who accused of assaulting her in high school claims he denies the senate is set to hold a procedural vote on his nomination on friday u.s. vice president has accused china of interfering with american politics and technology might pence says beijing is using economic and military tools as well as propaganda to advance interests in the u.s. his comments come after president trump accused china of interfering in the upcoming midterm elections these and other actions taken as a whole constitute an intensifying effort to shift american public opinion. and policy away from the american first leadership of president donald trump but our message to china's rulers is this this president will not b

u.n. general assembly in new york making one bold claim and other also i. recall saying that the boy who assaulted me that some day be on the u.s. supreme court. has been totally destroyed. after an emotionally charged committee hearing donald trump orders an f.b.i. investigation into claims of sexual assault. supreme court nominee. in. their daily lives have been turned into a nightmare after special safe rooms for drugs are set up we hear their concerns.

u.n. ambassador. but after the bitter brett kavanaugh appointment to the supreme court, the spotlight is also on rule of law and democratic institutions at home. the president appeared uninterested in judicial impartiality on the nation's highest court at an unprecedented event at the white house last night. >> on behalf of our nation, i want to apologize to brett and the entire kavanaugh family for the terrible pain and suffering you have been forced to endure. those who step forward to serve our country deserve a fair and dignified evaluation. our country, a man or a woman must always be presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty. and with that i must state that you, sir, under historic scrutiny were proven innocent. >> when donald trump won the 2016 election, his opponent, hillary clinton, called on all americans to give the new president a chance to lead. since then she has become more and more alarmed at what she calls an attack on america's democratic institutions. clinton is at oxford university to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the universal declaration of human rights which was nego

court. that's a good thing. >> we saw larry kudlow downplay the u.n.'s findings on climate change.atic shifts on how republicans see climate change over the last several years. are they going in the wrong direction? >> i think so. i think we've got -- there's been more recognition among republicans. the administration hasn't taken the view of some of us that this is something we need to deal with. i hope we can move along with the rest of the world. it's going to be challenging. that report that came out is pretty dire. there are things we can do and should do. i think republicans need to be at the forefront if we want to keep our place and keep our seats. >> you talk about keeping your seats. let's talk about the midterm elections. we showed you talking about your hope for a primary challenge to president trump as a way to bolster conservative values. i wonder what you make of the argument of george will who said conservatives should vote for democrats in the midterms as a check on president trump? >> i hope that republicans who are concerned about the investigation and making sur

u.n. president could talk about that coming up. >>> new era in the nation's high court. judge brett kavanaugh takes the bench for the first time. wait until you hear the latest plan for democrats to diminish his role as well as every trump nominee on the high court. among our guests, fox news senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano, republican national committee spokesperson kayleigh mcenany and former shell president john hofmeister. susan: busy, busy hour and the dow's busy, busy session of the lows, dragged down by shares of 3m, caterpillar and united technologies. ashley, isn't great to have volatility back? >> it is although you need pepto bismol, susan. volatility is down a little bit, 3.20, that settled things a little but still concerns out there about some global growth. as you can see, there it is 3.20 on the 10-year-year-old, down two basis points, but still the market a little spooked. i want to look at tech stocks if we can. you can see the dow there. tech stocks mostly higher after three days of selling. that was encouraging. as you can see, just a

u.n. says more than two hundred thousand people are in dire need of assistance. an f.b.i. report on donald trump's supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh as different parties and divisions on capitol hill democrats have described it as a whitewash and republicans say they stand vindicated christine a fort hood accused as accused of assaulting her in high school a claim he denies the senate is set to hold a procedural vote on his nomination on friday the u.s. vice president has accused china of interfering with american politics and technology mike pence says beijing is using economic and military tools as well as propaganda to advance interests in the u.s. his comments come after president trump accused china of interfering in the upcoming midterm elections. these and other actions taken as a whole constitute an intensifying effort to shift american public opinion. and policy away from the american first leadership of president donald trump but our message to china's rulers is this this president will not back down our desire has been given rare access to the vast desert on the rocky syria border where i saw sle

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the day brett kavanaugh took the bench at the supreme court, after a bitter confirmation battle.the former south carolina governor, well-liked at the u.n., while navigating the trump shift in u.s. foreign policy.stephane dujarric / spokesperson for the un secretary general: the secretary general wishes to express his deep appreciation for the excellent cooperation and support that nikki haley has always demonstrated.and seen as a moderating voice.max boot / council on foreign relations - or - cnn global affairs analyst: nikki haley was generally seen as one of the grown-ups in the trump administration. somebody who's a very skillful politician, able to get along with president trump, but also cultivate a separate identity. haley had praise for her boss, nikki haley / us ambassador to the united nations: now, the united states is respected. countries may not like what we do, but they respect what we do. they know if we say we're going to do something we follow it through.and quieted any speculation about a 2020 white house bid.nikki haley / us ambassador to the united nations: no, i am not running for 2020. i can promise you that what i

u.n. general assembly in new york making one bold claim there also i. recall saying that the boy who assaulted me that some day be on the u.s. supreme court. has been totally destroyed. after an emotionally charged many. orders an f.b.i. investigation into claims of sexual assault. supreme court nominee. to. their daily lives have been turned into a nightmare after special safe rooms for drug are set up we hear their concerns. this is simply the super. secret police but what. does it feel like since it's simply people. are broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow recounting the week's top stories with our weekly program this is our team international. global issue. we are doing great that was a big big problem and you know the interesting when i did it and i was really being tough and so was saying i will go back and forth and then we fell in love ok no really he wrote me beautiful letters and they're great letters to me when going from. the continuing sanctions deep in our mistrust of the u.s. the u.s. heavily relies on coercive measures that are lethal to trust building without any trust in the us we have no confidence in our

from paris with the latest on that court ruling now the iran nuclear deal was of course signed all the way back in twenty fifteen between tehran and five permanent u.n. security council members as well as germany it took almost a decade to thrash out the deal its main aim was to put an end to a long lasting standoff over iran's nuclear activities so admired war and the politics professor from the university of tehran says the u.s. sanctions on iran haven't been as punishing as washington expected. iran is already limiting the usage of the u.s. by creating we don't deal with the united states that iran is a powerful country it has neighbors so the united states impact on the iranian economy is not as great american would like it would be but i think if nothing comes out of this it is a moral victory for you it shows that the united states is violating human rights and they did it fine to make ordinary people suffer. with the iranians so it isn't food. and other headlines china is playing a more important role in the world today than the united states but what's come for a recent poll conducted by the washington based think tank the pew research cente

u.n. human rights committee ruling is not binding on france in fact the european court of human rights supported the french ban in twenty fourteen so this debate continues it's a very controversial area and as i say. the most recent case where this came to notice was that a criminal who made a spectacular escape from a prison in a hijacked helicopter was only spotted by police because he was wearing a burka or apparently disguised himself but they notice he was walking like a man and that's how he was actually apprehended by the police that's very much always coming up in press coverage here in france or britain's prime minister is urging government ministers to hold their nerve during the tricky final stages of brecht's that negotiations to resume a told parliament on monday that a divorce deal is ninety five. completes the major stumbling block remains the border between ireland northern ireland which is leaving along with the rest of the u.k. may is facing a rebellion within her conservative party for proposing that until the border problem is settled it's hurricane wilma is closing in on mex

u.n. ambassador in the next few wooks. one thing we should point out on the president's mind earlier this afternoon, he was talking about his new supreme courtustice brett kavanaugh. i asked the president earlier today about the comment he made yesterday when he described the forces against brett kavanaugh as, quote, evil, and here is what he had to say. >> should we say that about our fell fellow americans? >> i know many -- i know fellow americans that are evil. i know -- are you saying we shouldn't say that a fellow american is evil? i have known some fellow americans that are pretty evil. >> reporter: so there you have it, wolf. the president did not issue any regrets, offer any regrets in terms of describing forces against brett kavanaugh as being evil. he also declined to say who he thought was evil in terms of the opposition to brett kavanaugh. he didn't say that the democratic senators or the protesters, peaceful protesters up on capitol hill or even christine blasey ford were evil, but he did stand by his characterization that some of those folks who were against brett kavanaugh were evil. always you saw there in that clip, he said

u.n. general assembly in new york making one bold claim after another also i. recall saying that the blade this fall to me could someday be on the u.s. supreme court wifey my name had been totally and permanently destroyed. after an emotionally charged committee hearing donald trump orders an f.b.i. investigation into claims of sexual assault leveled at his supreme court nominee. plus in paris locals say their daily lives have been turned into a nightmare after special safe rooms for drug addicts are set up we hear their concerns. this is simple things we have to see to do this but what. does he feel like. for north korea twelve months ago same building same halls same mr trump no one has shown more contempt for other nations and for the well being of their own people then the depraved regime in north korea no north korea hasn't undergone any regime change surgery chairman kim is still in his chair but miraculously little rocket man is now an awesome guy rocket man shooting rockets all over the place and with me he's not get nowhere with it he will truly regret it five years as a fury the likes of which nobody has seen before totally destroy north