close up guys i'm out here so yesterday at the u.n. g.a. was netanyahu is turn to take center stage forget obama forget morsi forget okrent is out he said this is my time to shine so what did he do well he pretty much gave a presentation on the biggest danger facing humanity right now take a look. at it. here's a dog. this is a bomb. this is a fuse. in the case of iran's nuclear plans to build a bomb. this bomb has to be filled. with enough food which are really. quite so let me get this straight and animated bomb is our biggest threat right now maybe i just have one thing as stated on. the supreme leader i think it helps some of your information about bombs is coming from those folks it was a cartoon bomb the charade didn't stop there nope he was on a roll check it out. for sure to read. laundry draw. a red learn should be grown right here. before. before you run completes the second stage of nuclear enrichment. necessary to make a bomb so netanyahu is the world he was the teacher and the entire general assembly of world leaders were his f

the legal team of your response wow i want to play a clip now julian assad himself addressing the u.n. g.a. last night. the u.s. administration is in trying to erect a national regime of secrecy a national regime of obfuscation the regime way any government employee revealing sensitive information to a media organization can be sentenced to death life imprisonment or it's been hours and journalists from the media organization which is of. all the areas assad has expressed fear that he could face the death penalty if he indeed does get extradited to the united states but at this point the u.s. has not issued any criminal charges so why does a songe fear this worst case scenario. not officially that are indications that are sealed and secret indictment might already be in place we're not sure that those would be documents. indicating that. when you look at the the scope of the persecution against the wiki leaks the forty two thousand documents that have been gathered in the attempt to find ways to end julian and possibly all those associated with we can lose if you look at the grand jury the

year so that kind of has as well as you know they're preoccupied with this year does it make the u.n. g.a. even less newsworthy i think that's exactly the case you know where especially for the mainstream media of course because it's so traditional for the mainstream channels that are out the united nations when obama is here they're here there are dozens of live trucks outside the u.n. everybody is running around trying to cover every single step he makes inside those walls but the less time he spends here the less time the united nation gets on the airwaves and that's really unfortunate in a sense because a lot of americans are left without the information of what goes on within the international community because some expects words are saying that obama of. right now is more concerned with getting votes at home and is not wanting to be seen as a sort of internationalist when he needs to take care of issues at home but it still these issues are affecting the united states directly what's going on in the middle east is affecting the united states directly so critics are saying it would b

time of year every time of this year world leaders flock to new york city to participate in the u.n. g.a. but aside from dramatic speeches and high profile appearances what actually gets done at these meetings are as a correspondent on a stasi a target that explores there is no fooling the clock every september every year the big apple turns into a beehive buzzing with leaders from all over the world. and how the streets already overflowing with tourists clogged up yes it is inconvenient for new yorkers yes it does normal traffic yes it does make it harder to get good restaurant reservations but it's also one of the things that makes new york city a fascinating point exposure hundred ninety countries make up the un general assembly delegations from those countries often made up of dozens of diplomats flocked to new york for the annual gathering of great minds don't meet the world go round ride around in town cars and eat at the four seasons and. and i see the suits and on some of these diplomats and i think isn't that the country where i just saw forty children died last night these are

last time addressing the u.n. g.a. r.t. correspondent out of stasia chair and i thank you so much for your reporting you. all right switching gears now reverend jesse jackson has made quite an impact on the u.s. throughout the years you probably know his name from his many chrissake for human rights so much so that he was nominated for the nobel peace prize this year his latest cd is brokering an agreement to release to imprison american status sense from prison and gone be a bit dual citizen for serving sentences for treason to talk more about this reverend jesse jackson actually joined me earlier he's the founder and president of the rainbow push coalition and hear his thoughts. for weeks ago that none of the means have been executed and through the moral word to be executed based upon their definition of what was a capital of france and so i mean they called the president's office in the gumby called for the democrats with whom a mother crosses the moment cross so he is nasa that we bring a bill bishop to meet with him t

you know, this time a year ago when the u.n. g.a. was in town, hotel occupancy hit 92% of the city.hat's the highest of any point from july through october, and, yes, you see this ripple effect. restaurants, dry cleaners, they get a bump too when the unga is in town. i can imagine car service dozen as well. they get a nice bump. you see the stretch limos and mercedes piling up around town. i find this really ironic because so many, suzanne, of the dignitaries are from impoverished nations. yet, they're so thrifty with their spend whenning they get here. suzanne. >> yeah. you know, i don't suppose there's any miles or any points that you can use for any of those presidential suites anywhere in town. >> i don't think so. >> a lot of people debate this, whether or not it's even worth it to have the u.n. hosted by new york. i mean, you've got the traffic. there are the headaches. of course, you have all that money that's pouring into the city. what goes into that when they say we'll do this again another year. >> it's true. you have the money coming in to the city. there are costs as we

. >> he's taken a lot of criticism. 24 hours is the amount of time he's going to spend at the u.n. g.a>> secretaries of state are not supposed to get involved in politics. you're not supposed to combine the campaign with foreign policy. but talking to the clinton global initiative about issues of development she said you can't separate taxes from the larger issues of world poverty and development. but it was a little dig at mitt romney. let's take a listen. >> one of the issues that i have been preaching about around the world is collecting taxes in an equitable manner. especially from the elite in every country. you know, i'm out of american politics, but, it is a fact that around the world the elites of every country are making money. there are rich people everywhere. and yet they do not contribute to the growth of their own countries. >> getting this little dig in at mitt romney. you know the inner politician in clinton comes out a lot. when i was traveling with her, she spoke about president obama getting re-elected and when i asked her about that, you know, how come you're dabblin