u.n., we said no. [applause] amb. haley does not mean he was not a good man, does not mean he was not good to america, what it means is until the u.n. response the way it is supposed to there are no freebies for the palestinian authority anymore. [cheers and applause] amb. haley: so then they tested us again and this ridiculous report, a false report came out. i do not know who the guy is or what he is about but he has serious problems. he goes and compares israel to an apartheid state. we called the secretary-general and say, this is absolutely ridiculous. you have to pull it. the secretary-general immediately pulled the report and then the director has now resigned. cheers and applause] amb. haley: so, for anyone who says you cannot get anything u.n., they need to know there is a new sheriff in town. [cheers and applause] dn: last question, i think this crowd would be thrilled to hear you four hours, days, weeks, months -- [cheers and applause] : when you are governor of south carolina, you sign into anythe first signed i

u.n. nikki haley on north korea's use of ballistic missiles. >> this is someone trying to get attention. this is someone who is trying to cause a reaction. but this is what bothers us. it hit less than 200 nautical miles of japan. they said that their goal is to be able to reach u.s. bases in japan. this is not something we can take lightly. the global community needs to understand every country is in danger from the actions of north korea. >> congressman eliot engel during the energy and commerce committee markup of the health care bill. >> this is one of the most important things that we're going to vote on this year and it is rushed through. and we're buying a pig in a poke because we don't have all the details. so that's why we're so disgruntled on the other side of the aisle. we don't like this being jammed down our throats and rushed down our throats and rushed down the american people's throats. >> c-span programs are available at c-span.org, on our home page, and by searching the video library.

u.n. nikki haley spoke with other u.n. members opposed to the conference to prohibit nuclear weapons. here is that conference from new york. ms. haley: happy monday. we have a lot of people piling in. come on in close, love each other. first of all, thank you very much for being here. just tod to be here have our voices heard. the first thing i want to say is you know me as the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. first and foremost, i am a mother, i am a wife, i am a daughter. i always think of my family first, as everyone of the people behind me do, as well. then we look at our position. what are we supposed to do in our jobs? our job is to protect the people in our country, keep them safe, keep the peace and do it in a .ay that brings no harm every one of the people behind me, that is our number one goal. that is the goal of our country. so now, suddenly the general assembly wants to have a hearing to ban nuclear weapons. as a mom, as a daughter, there is nothing i want more for my family than a world with no nuclear weapons. but we have to be realistic. is there anyone that believes that no

u.n. nikki haley spoke with other u.n. members opposed to the conference to prohibit nuclear weapons. here is that conference from new york.

u.n. nikki haley was joined by her french and british counterparts in announcing their protest of a unitedations general assembly debate on a perspective global ban on nuclear weapons. let's watch. >>> morning. how is everyone? happy monday. we've got a lot of people piling in, so we're just going to let them get ready. y'all come on in close. love each other. come on in. closer, closer. first of all, thank you very much for being here. we wanted to stand here basically just to have our voices heard. the first thing i want to say is you know me as the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. but first and foremost, i'm a mom. i'm a wife. i'm a daughter. and so i always think of my family first as every one of the people behind me do as well. then we go and we look at our position positions, and what are we supposed to do in our jobs? our job is to protect the people in our country, keep them safe, keep the peace, and do it in a way that brings no harm. every one of the people behind me, that's our number one goal. that's the goal of our countries. so now, suddenly the general assembly wants to have a h

u.n. nikki haley spoke about this last week,'s listen. >> just with the bureaucracy at the u.n., you can trim a lot fat. everybody sees that, if it's not effective, we're going to call it out. david: bruce, should we trim the fat? >> listen, i'm all for trimming the fat, but when you have this white house that's engaged in its own bracket of march madness here, you're going to have to clone people like nikki haley to calm the diplomatic blunders of the president who keeps bringing up crazy surveillance allegations and ticking off the british and also, they're not talking with the same voice here, you have rex tillerson saying you want to cut diplomates, which is fine, but meanwhile, the defense department wants to increase defense, i don't know if this will pass-- >> the point is that a place like the u.n. is run terribly. they waste money, and these cuts do the very least, i would think, to try to tackle some of that. >> yeah, i don't think they cut enough. in my perfect world, what they would have done, wouldn't have appointed anyone to the u.n., but we've got to remember the protecting the

u.n. nikki haley said today the u.s. will boycott talks to ban their weapons. the judiciary committee postpones a vote on supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. everyhington journal live day with news and policy issues that impact you. willoundation economist frame the upcoming debate on tax reform and examine democratic republican and bipartisan proposals. then north carolina republican congressman walter jones and california democratic congressman john garamendi will join us to talk about a cosponsor bill. c-span -- bech sure to watch c-span journal live tuesday morning. join the discussion. vice president mike pence also spoke to the aipac conference. he talked sunday about moving the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem, which he said the trump administration is considering. this is 20 minutes. [applause] ♪ ambassador,ence: members of congress, israeli ministers, distinguished guests, fellow americans. aipac,reat to be back to the largest and most influential gathering of the friends of israel in the united states. [applause] it is my great privilege to spe

u.n. nikki haley was joined by envoys from britain, france, albania, and south korea in opposing the u.n.ks on a nuclear weapons ban treaty. russia and china have also declined to participate in the conference. we are joined now by zia mian, physicist, nuclear expert, and disarmament activist. co-director of the program on science and global security at the woodrow wilson school of public and international affairs at princeton university. he is co-author of "unmaking the bomb: a fissile material approach to nuclear disarmament and nonproliferation." what is happening here? why is the u.s. leading this boycott? >> the news is not that the u.s. is leading a boycott, the news the united states was not going to participate and it has been trying to force its nuclear nato allies also to not participate, the news is that after 70 years, the vast majority of countries in the world have decided that had enough of waiting for the united states and the other countries with nuclear weapons to keep the promise that they would get rid of nuclear weapons and said, enough is enough. we're now going to c

announcer: ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley, on the use of the ballistic missiles. >> is is someone who's trying to get attention. someone trying to cause a reaction. at this is what bothers us, it hit leslie and 200 nautical miles of japan. they said that their goal is to be able to reach u.s. bases in japan. this is not something we can take lightly. the global community needs to , every country is in danger from the actions of north korea. announcer: congressman eliot engel during the markup of the health care bill. >> this is one of the most important inks. we are going to vote on this. it is rushed through. we're buying a pig in a poke if we do not have all of the detail so that is why we are so disgruntled on the other side of the. we do n

u.n. ambassador nikki haley joined her japanese and south korean counterparts at the u.n. to discuss recent provocations by north korea and the u.s. and south korean response. this was after a closed-door meeting by the un security council. it is 20 minutes. >> good morning, everybody. in my capacity as president of the security council, i would like to brief you on what has been a productive meeting of the security council on the nonproliferation and the dprk based on the helpful briefing from jeff in the secretariat. we underlined the unity of the security council on a number of issues. first of all, we all strongly condemn the most recent ballistic missile launches by the dprk on march 5. these activities contribute to the dprk's development of nuclear weapons delivery systems and increased tension in the region and beyond and they increase the risk of a regional arms race. the members of the security council called upon all members to redouble their efforts to implement fully the measures imposed on the dprk by the security council, particularly the comprehensive sanct

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u.n. nikki haley on north korea's use of ballistic missiles. >> this is someone who is trying to get attention. as a reaction. at this is what bothers us. it hit less than 200 nautical miles of japan. they said that their goal is to be able to reach u.s. bases in japan. this is not something we can take lightly. the global community needs to understand that every country is in danger from the actions of north korea. announcer: congressman eliot engel during the markup of the health-care bill. >> this is one of the most important things. it if it is rushed through, we are buying a pig and a poke. details.have all the that is why we are disgruntled on the other side of the out, we do not like this thing jim down our throats, rest down our throats, rushed down the american people's threats. announcer: you can see all of website, on our homepage, and by searching the video library. >> now remarks from house minority leader nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer on the health care bill following get be cbo report. they spoke to reporters at the capital.

ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley. live coverage begins at 430 clock eastern overruns c-span 3. >> c-span's voices from the road. we recently visited 17 historically black colleges and universities come asking students what issue would you like congress or the administration to address in the first 100 days? >> hello, i am i a read, a student here at north carolina central university. and transfers an hundred days in office i would buy and to grasp the understanding that even though i did not vote for him, were all represented underhand and affects him to work on building and maintaining relationships that we develop over the years as our commander-in-chief. thank you. .. >> hi, my name is michael manifold, i'm a junior at the csu. and for the first hundred days, i believe that trunk should improve his immigration policy. for one, the muslim band, i don't agree with the muslim band because one, i have a friend who is muslim and was knocked almost a terrorist. but as for the wall policy, i don't think it's great either.

u.n. nikki haley. >> but before we start any rumors, they weren't together.okay, that is a together shot. she has had an eye for him before. but they were at the same event and she was his guest. >> right, but that is bringing up all of these memories of those longing looks, what people are describing as longing looks that she had for the leader last month at the white house in that roundtable industry. she's not the only woman. he's a handsome man. he's also married. >> yes. >> very much. >> but still, a lot of people like to look at him. >>> next to some glad tidings for one of the nation's foremost drag queens. >> just two weeks before the preppyer of the ninth season of his show? >> drag race," rupaul has just revealed that he's secretly tied the knot with his partner of 23 years. >> the 56-year-old spilled the beans on hollywood today live. he married ranch georges lebar at the 23rd anniversary that they met on the dance floor of the limelight in new york city. >> i didn't think the lime light existed nim. >> i don't know what the limelight is. >> i thin

ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley.ing like the ice rink in gander did on 9/11, breaking the ice. "come from away" forging friends. david wright, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to david wright, and thank you for watching on a thursday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow to finish out the week. good night. t the week. good night. student rights. >> talking about the hazing investigation that up-ended the rights of student. >> find out why hair cuts, manicures and even classes could cost more in california. >> plus, the to-year case that started with the kidnapping finally comes to an end. >> 40 years, that is the sentence of federal judge gave matthew mueller today for kid nal be denise husbakis in 2015. >> havevallejo police called th kidnapping a hoax. today victims faced him and saw him without o mask for the first time. >> melanie wood row is live now from federal court in sacramento with the story. melanie? >> dan and kristin. highly emotional day in court. nearly two years in the ma

u.n. nikki haley. >> you are going to see almost 40 countries that are not in general assembly to day. and that 40 countries that are saying in this day and time, we would love to have a ban on nuclear weapons. but in this day and time, we cannot honestly say we can protect our people by allowing the bad actors to have them. and those of us that are good trying to keep peace and safety not to have them. amy: the pentagon announced monday it would be sending at least 240 more u.s. soldiers to northern iraq within the next 36 hours. the troops are from the 82nd airborne division at fort bragg, north carolina. heavy fighting continues in west mosul, despite reports over the weekend that the u.s.-backed iraqi army had suspended its offensive amid revelations u.s.-led coalition airstrikes have killed hundreds of people in recent weeks. one u.s.-led coalition airstrike on march 17 may have killed up to 200 civilians, marking one of the deadliest strikes since the u.s. invaded iraq in 2003. on monday, amnesty international accused iraqi officials of telling mosul residents not to flee amid th

ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley, says they must have positive action. the u.s.uating all options. -- stop trying to antagonizing north korea by conducting military drills in the area and saying they should halt their nuclear proliferation's, their nuclear program. they are saying they really want to talk. >> thank you. back to the business side. analysts think this could have long-lasting effects. things will not be too bad, at least in the long term. why do you think so? >> if you look at past examples, these are short-lived. look at japan, for instance. there were all these tensions between japan and china in 2012. a lot of automakers had to cut production. there were people burning japanese cars in china. now things are much better, things are back to normal. it took a year, but things worked out in the end. forou say there is more them to worry about than these tensions. for instant some of the rise of the korean won will be a big deal, right? nisha: the bigger deal is for mainland china consumers with over 4%. if you are going shopping and korea, things are

haley u.s. ambassador to the u.n. she described herself as a new comer to the world of international diplomacy. how is she making transition from governor because being a new comer on this level, being new is a whole new ballgame. >>> it is, this administration has had some, you know, different signals it sent. one of the things american allies are trying to figure out who speaks for the administration. and that the u.n., nikki haley , the ambassador this week made some news by declaring that the u.s. position with respect to syria was no longer to remove barber allah sod the president who has been the previous policy under the obama administration was that he must go, he no longer could govern because of the many years long civil war in syria, that has killed so many, and created so many refugees. the question then is if the united states is going to step back from syria, what role does america play in the trump administration in terms of the conflicts like what is happening in syria, is it just not part of america's

u.n. ambassador nikki haley about this and meddling in the election. >> what should the president do? >> take it seriously. we should never trust russia. >> law enforcement officials say this new case has no bearing on influencing the presidential election. for the first time this morning we're hearing the president react to the release of his 2005 tax return first released nights on msnbc. >> i don't know where they got it. this guy's been following me for 25 years. you know, he's not much. and i don't know. i have no idea where they got it, but it's illegal and you're not supposed to have it and it's not supposed to be leaked. and it's certainly not an embarrassing tax return at all but it's an illegal thing. they've been doing it. they've done it before and i think it's a disgrace. >> the president also claimed that he actually made $250 million back in 2005. >>> still ahead, must-see video. 25-year-old individuwoman jumpse trunk of a car. >>> plus the field of 64 is now set. we have highlights from last night's first four match-ups. those stories and a check on the weather when we

ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley.be indicating a change of approach to north korea by the trump administration. following that launching this week, the four ballistic missiles, north korea called them a rehearsal for a nuclear attack on u.s. bases in japan, the u.n. called them band, the security council met and a special session. coming out of it, ambassador nikki haley a moment ago called it the actions in the rhetoric of leader kim jong-un believable, irresponsible, and arrogant. she also hinted at a possible new white house approach, take a listen. >> we are stepping back and since these multiple lunches, reevaluating what u.s. approach is going to be, i can tell you we are not ruling anything out, and we are considering every option that is on the table. >> considering every option on the table. china's foreign minister and beijing also speaking out today, saying that perhaps the u.s. and north korea on a collision course as he described it should come up with some kind of a deal. north korea suspended its missil

u.n. ambassador nikki haley about russia's hacking. and meddling in the u.s. election. what should the president do in response? >> take it seriously. we cannot trust russia. we should never trust russia. >> law enforcement officials say tonight the yahoo! hacking case revealed today has no connection with the long-running investigation of russia's attempts to influence the election. lester? >> pete, on another matter, there's late word there's been a court ruling regarding the president's revised travel ban. what are you hearing? >> lester, a federal judge in hawaii tonight has blocked enforcement of president trump's revised executive order on travel, so that means it will not take effect as it was supposed to tomorrow. judge derek watson says the 90-day pause on issuing visas from six muslim countries amounts to religious discrimination. the judge says he can't turn a blind eye to mr. trump's campaign statements and intention to ban all muslim immigration. so for now, nothing changes. the original executive order was already blocked so the u.s. will continue granting

u.n. ambassador nikki haley about the hack. >> it's new and different from things we've seen in the past. >> reporter: tonight we sat down with a security expert who says he expects other companies to discuss protective measures to avoid future data breaches. meantime, you can be proactive too. >> your e-mail is a place where you should not have all your personal information. >> reporter: other suggestions include use long, complicated passwords, turn off gps location services, and all i cloud backups, and delete all e-mails. they say the russian officers wanted to spy on u.s. diplomats and white house employees. brandon hudson, nbc 10 use. >>> interest rates are on the rise tonight. federal reserve chair janet yellen says the fed's key short term rate will jump a quarter point to 1%. that's the interest rate banks and other lenders charge each other and influences what banks charge consumers for things like mortgage and car loans. the fed is expected to raise rates three more times this year. >>> apparently wall street is in favor of this fed rate hike. the dow fished tnished the day clo

announcer: ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley, on the use of the ballistic missiles. >> is is someone who's trying to get attention. someone trying to cause a reaction. at this is what bothers us, it hit leslie and 200 nautical miles of japan. they said that their goal is to be able to reach u.s. bases in japan. this is not something we can take lightly. the global community needs to , every country is in danger from the actions of north korea. announcer: congressman eliot engel during the markup of the health care bill. >> this is one of the most important inks. we are going to vote on this. it is rushed through. we're buying a pig in a poke if we do not have all of the detail so that is why we are so disgruntled on the other side of the. we do not like this being rushed down our throats and the american people's threats. announcer: to spam programs are available on c-span.org, on our homepage, and by searching the video library. next, the uk's permanent secretary at the ministry of defense strategy and relations with nato, the u.s., and the european union. from the atlantic council,

u.n. nikki haley. >> i have always made it clear from my confirmation and the words at the u.n., i don't trustussia. >> have you said to him point-blank, mr. president, i think you need a little more distrust and a little less trust? >> he knows how i feel about russia. >> president trump knows how nikki haley feels about russia. she's been strong about rush sh every chance she gets. does it matter given the russia j jamboree we talk about day in and day out? >> well, look. nikki haley can say one thing, but it's up to the president to draw the line with russia. he's persistently refused to do so. they tried to drown out the noise. russia is developing a huge part of their presidency whether it's leaking information or conflicts of interest with members of his family. it is a huge cloud that hangs over the administration with a president who has been forceful about saying he wants a closer, better relationship with with russia. that goes against nikki haley, rex tillerson is forced into a difficult position. let's be honest. he's shown no sbrinterest in drawing connections with that. we are se

u.n. ambassador nikki haley talking about north korea and its recent missile test. >> during question time this past week, british prime minister theresa may was questioned about budget priorities and patient care at the uk's national health service. she was also asked about a new memorial honoring those who served in afghanistan and iraq. this is 35 minutes. >> order! questions for the prime minister. mrs. cheryl murray. >> question number one. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i am sure members across the whole house will wish to join me in marking international women's day as we celebrate the politicalonomic, and achievements of women both here and around the world. we will also redouble our efforts to tackle the issues women still face. in addition to my duties in this house i will have more meetings later today. >> i join the prime minister in celebrating national women stay. a record of protecting and supporting those at risk and those at risk of domestic violence. day. since 2010, conservatives in government have a record of protect team and enforcing both those that risk and the dems that

u.n. nikki haley paved the way? she was at the powerful event i was honored to emcee today.until you hear what she had to say. massive standing ovation. "countdown" coming right back. [vo] quickbooks introduces jeanette and her mobile wedding business. she travels far and wide to officiate i do's. and quickbooks automatically tracks those miles. she categorizes with a swipe and is ready for tax time. find more than $4000 in tax savings. visit quickbooks-dot-com. liz: folk, we've got breaking news. we're watching the clock closely. president trump's foreign policy team is about to grow by one. in just under two hours, david friedman, the president's choice for u.s. ambassador to israel, will have the swearing-in ceremony. the appointment is coming at very critical time. hamas has acquired short-range rockets intended to attack israeli towns near the gaza border. hamas has lobbed hundreds of rockets into israel since 2014. why are students at more than 100 u.s. college campuses pushing for something called bds, boycott, divest, sanction, not hamas but israel? that was the very

. >> reporter: and his new ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley, says the error of the u.s. ring the burden is over. >> we contribute 22% of the u.n.'s budget. far more than any other country. we have to start encouraging other countries to have skin in the game. >> reporter: after several testy exchanges with the white house, aides to rex tillerson tell cnn the former exxonmobil ceo now has the neflexibility to make t cuts over three years but trump's biggest fight could come from his secretary of defense who for years has warned about gutting the state department budget. >> if you don't fund the state department fully, then i need to buy more ammunition ultimately. >> reporter: and from lawmakers who warn the cuts would be devastating to the war on terror. >> to president trump, if you destroy soft power, those diplomatic tools that lead to holding and building, we'll never win this war. if you take off the table building a small schoolhouse for poor young girl in after stghan iraq or syria to give her an education, we'll never win this war. >> officials say other state dep

u.n. nikki haley says the era of the u.s. shouldering the burden is over. >> we control 22% of the u.n.'far more than any other country. we have to encourage other countries to have skin in the game. >> reporter: after several testy exchanges with the white house, aids to secretary of state rex tillerson tells cnn the former exxon/mobil ceo now has the flexibility to make the cuts over three years. but traump's biggest fight coul come from his secretary of defense who for years has been warning about gutting the state department budget. >> if you don't fund the state department fully, i need to buy more ammunition ultimately. >> reporter: after lawmakers who warned the cuts would be devastating to the war on terror. >> to president trump, if you destroy soft power, those diplomatic tools that lead to holding and building, we'll never win this war. if you take off the table building a small schoolhouse for a poor young girl in afghanistan, iraq or syria, to give her an education, we'll never win this war. >> reporter: and other state department offices also expected to be on the chopping

u.n. nikki haley say that it is the biggest threat, north korea is. i do want to shift gears though if i could now to the visit yesterday with german chancellor angela merkel alongside the president and he tweeted, even though you know, there's been a lot of reporting describing that ming as cold and awkward, trump tweets this saying despite what you have heard from the make news, i had a great meeting with german chancellor angela merkel. nevertheless, germany owes vast sums of money to nato and the united states must be paid more for the power and very expensive defense it provides to germany. >> what does this do for the relations between the u.s. and germany potentially? >> certainly, this was a very fraught relationship as chancellor angela merkel was coming to washington. all those insults that president trump hurled at her and germany during the campaign. and shortly thereafter. look, there is some common ground that the u.s. and germany can reach and i think it's going to be much more of a kind of pragmatic transactional relationship. they tal

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u.n. ambassador nikki haley joined her japanese and south korean counterparts at the u.n. to discuss recent provocations by north korea and the u.s. and south korean response. this was after a closed-door meeting by the un security council. it is 20 minutes.

u.n. ambassador nikki haley has spoken toughly about russia. >> let me take issue with the premise of theuestion. i think people may be misunderstanding what trump is trying to say about russia and putin. he's saying i don't want to rule out the possibility on something. but in the meantime what nikki haley has done, this is the second time sh side different from russia, and about a month ago over the question of the ukraine sanctions. i'm not so sure the media fuss about trump's desire to get into some kind of deal with putin necessarily reflects where he is on the broad rank of issues where russia national interests are in conflict with american interests. kennedy: we have had clear form policies. and nikki haley is doing the job you did. and you are right the united states and the world should stand up to what russia has done in cr -- on crimea. and it's easier to voters to get confused. >> i don't think this confusion if that's what it is will last that long. i think particularly when you deal with a country like russia that has a coldly realistic view of the world and what it's seek

u.n. ambassador, nikki haley. president trump's travel ban, his wiretapping claims. and russia. this morning, we start with another global hot spot, north korea. ♪ how big of a threat do you see the north koreans right now? >> it cease the number one threat. it's the absolute number one threat. >> i was reading this weekend. and someone's characterization of this was not that the north koreans are testing missiles, they are practicing. >> they're practicing. >> that's a more menacing stance. >> with every day that goes on, they're getting better and better at whistles. >> are you of the mind, madame ambassador, that it's when, as opposed to if, some country will have to take military action against the north koreans? >> well, i think we're all aware that military action could end up being an option. but right now, we've got some steps that we need to look at. we need to go to china. we need to go to russia. okay, what else is it going to take for you to start saying we're not going to put up with this? if they wor

the ambassador from the united states to the u.n., nikki haley is with you, lisa. >> that's right. ambassador hayley, thank you so much for joining us here in our corner of the capitol. what, especially your job, what is important about this speech tonight? >> well i think the tone on foreign policy, it was spot on. what we want our allies to know is we are going to have your back, we want them to have our backs as well and then what we want to do is those who challenge us we are going to call them out on it and i think he made it very clear that america is going to be a leader again. we are going to really show our strength again, and i think he is all about action so it was a great speech. >> he spoke on the campaign trail and again tonight about making sure nato allies carry their share of the costs. how do you determine what that is and how do you execute that exactly and when do you start executing that? >> well, they should be paying based on what their revenues are, coming in, that's what they are supposed to be doing but what has happened with all of these organizations is

less than two weeks ago ambassador haley once again responded to an attack on israel, demanding that the u.ntract the report that viciously and outrageously attacked israel as an apartheid state, and her action him packet. soon after the secretary general required retraction of the report. following a recent u.n. security council meeting on the middle east ambassador haley came out to the press and articulated some plain truths. here is what she said, quote, the discussion today on the middle east was not about hezbollah's illegal buildup of rockets, it was not about the money and weapons that iran provides to terrorists, it was not about how we defeat isis, it was not about how we hold bashar assad accountable. ambassador haley said, and i quote, instead the meeting focused on criticizing israel, the one true democracy in the middle east. and she closed her statement by saying, quote, i'm here to say the united states will not turn a blind eye to this anymore. [ applause ] >> i think you would all agree that this has been a pretty refreshing change. so please join me in welcoming the agent

u.n. nikki haley says the u.s.hat she says is positive action from north korea before he can begin discussions on ways to reduce tensions on the korean peninsula. that is an response to a call both nationsday to avoiding a head-on collision. the chinese want north korea to stop its nuclear activities and u.s. to suspend military drills with the south. ambassador haley says the exercises are defensive and have been held for 40 years. global news 24-hour today powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. joe: "what'd you miss?" of healthh and pull care legislation and broyles washington, d.c. -- and cofounder of motif investing and is seeing all the winners and losers in the health care debate in real-time. us, what is motif investing? how does it work? wealthwe are a digital company and what we do is build thematic models. the build them for goldman sachs and they put them in their nose. we build them for retail structures. it is systematically weig

secretary to the u.n., nikki haley, who is the former governor of south carolina who of course is born in south carolina but her parents were immigrants from india. they moved to a rural area, bamberg of south carolina. and they started an enterprise there. so rural areas are rich for immigrants who have been able to create an opportunity for themselves, a life for themselves and then able to grow and prosper from there. that's one story that shows the opportunity that exists but you can aggregate that up with -- there are many parts of rural america where there is population growth going on by immigrants and you can go into communities in rural nebraska that are growing again because of immigrants moving into the community and rural communities in the southwest that are growing and thrive being and doing better because of immigrants coming up through the americas. it's -- the immigration issue and immigration opportunity hasn't bypassed rural america. it's a much a part of the rural narrative as the urban narrative. it's just not told as often. >> i think we have time for one more que

u.n. security council meeting on the middle east. ambassador haley came out to the past and articulated some same truth. the discussion today of the middle east, was not about obamacare. it was not about the money and weapon that it was provided by terrorists. >> it was not how we old bashar al-assad contractible. >> ambassador haley said, instead the immediating focused on criticizing israel. the one true democracy in the middle east. [ applause ] [ cheers ] she closed by saying, "i am here to say the united state." will not turn to a blind eye to this anymore. >>. [ cheers ] i think you would all agree that this is been a pretty refreshing change. [ applause ] . >> please join me and welcoming the asian of that chain and the united states ambassador to the united states and honorable hick nick ao nickeyy anyw-- the honorable un states, nikki haley. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> that's amazing. [ applause ] >> ambassador, i think there is a little loop worm, i am not sure what the reception is going thomas hock like. lets pick

u.n. talks on banning nuclear weapons. haley dozen ambassadors outside the general assembly showing opposition to the talks inside. such a treaty would disarm peaceful nations and benefit countries like north korea. others boycotting talks, russia, china, brit fiain france. >>> an 18-year-old girl is facing charges this morning that could result in her spending decades behind bars. authorities say the attack was foiled by the girl's own father. these are the weapons tha feared would be used in a massacre planned for april 5. shot gun, bomb making materials including pipes for a pipe bomb. columbi columbine-style attacked allegedly plotted by an 1-year-old student at the high school 90 minutes from washington. >> no doubt. >> according to the sheriff that student, nicole sev 'erio kept diary with a time line, and details about the school procedures. her alleged plot was fueled by her father who alerted school officials and police thursday when he discovered the diary. end of the day, the parents put the community in front of ever