says joseph addai president of the un general assembly spotlight will be back after we take to show the great we'll continue this into the here in the studio stuff as they way are. to close the. book bringing you the latest in science technology from around the world. we've done the future coverage. wealthy british scientists scientists and time to lightly. market finiteness. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much cause or there are no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kinds of reports. welcome back to spotlight i am now going off in just a reminder my guest in the studio today is just of di's president of the u.n. general assembly mr gryce you insert trip state hillary clinton has been making interesting interesting statements reasoner first of all she said that russia today around the company is a favorite source of information concerning world news well we're not being i congratulated thank you not commenting on that but what i would like you to comment is you know the statement by hillary clinton she said that none fison own should be init

us and just a reminder that my guest in the studio today was joseph deiced president of the un general assembly and that's it for now from all of those who will be back with more first hand comment on what's going on in and outside russia until then stay on r.t. can take care to thank you thank you very. much. chad. all. in india multis available in the grand central shirts in mumbai the taj mahal in morocco mumbling polish president combining visual to be able to preserve the amount of beatriz's public close oh it could go on taj mahal hotel two ridges the actual cement hotel to which kind of snow to crawl.

solution and that's why i say everything is gearing towards what will happen in september at the un general assembly yet including the reinstatement of settlement building in the occupied territories that's the main stumbling block and it is contained we know. obviously yes the settlements are a major stumbling block there is no question about it and we do not have a negotiations between the israeli and palestinian leaders why doesn't israel i am with you there we will not see. why it's not a question of we do after all have a right wing government which has a policy and a mandate and unfortunately there is a contradiction between the fact that says that he wants to move forward towards peace and he also believes in the idea of keeping peace this year and on the other hand building settlements. we have not seen an initiative coming from the israeli government we have seen that the palestinian leadership has a strategy it is ready it has given the outlines of what its positions are. to the american mediator to senator mitchell and it also has this strategy of an international recognition campaign and

that un general assembly should vote to accept the recommendation to suspend his participation.ses are wards of hillary clinton today. she asked the leader demanded that he step down. one more development to talk about today as you saw there briefly abc reporter became the only american all right tore sit down with the lybian leader. he denied violence in his country remarkably and laughed at demand that he step down. in fact gadhafi insist that his people love him and would die for him. watch. >> colonel gadhafi emerge from the first of a convoy of cars. meeting us at beach front restaurant as the sun set. in the robe and gold rim shade he looked every inch the flamboyant character he's known to be. >> good to meet you. abc. ka davis not hiding in some underground bunker. he walked right in through the front door and want people to know he's still in tripoli. i sat down along with two british journalist for his first interview since the uprising began here 11 days ago. about. >> this is the first team i am speaking to the press. >>reporter: though he spoke messily in arabic at

tomorrow, the un general assembly should vote to accept the recommendation to suspend the gaddafi government's participation here in the human rights council. governments that turn their guns on their own people have no place in this chamber. the arab league deserves our praise as the first multilateral organization to suspend libya's membership -- despite the fact that libya was serving as the arab league chair. we hope to see our friends in the african union follow suit. we all need to work together on further steps to hold the gaddafi government accountable, provide humanitarian assistance to those in need, and support the libyan people as they pursue a transition to democracy. today, i've had the privilege of consulting with a wide range of colleagues here in geneva and president obama is meeting with un secretary general ban ki-moon in washington. we will continue coordinating closely with our allies and partners. the united states has already imposed travel restrictions and financial sanctions on gaddafi and senior libyan officials. we have frozen assets to ensure that they are preserved

helped turn that vision into reality, becoming a lifelong champion of the un and serving as a delegate to the general assemblye helped draft the universal declaration of human rights. michelle bachelet embodies the values of franklin and eleanor roosevelt. we know that would be deeply gratified to have such an accomplished and influential 21st century renaissance woman speak in their home about one of today's most vital issues. she decided early on that nothing would prevent her success, even torture, imprisonment, an exile could not keep her from becoming a pediatrician. as our interest in politics group, she skated her studies and became a renowned expert in military strategy. she served as minister of defense before making history in 2006 when she was elected the first woman president of chile, the first, and to get there on her own, not through marriage or otherwise. she is a role model for women everywhere. one of the young women inspired to cast a vote for michelle bachelet is with us today. she is a senior at hunter college. last semester -- she hopes to follow and michelle back to let's footsteps. --