what do we expect to see from isis which is against the backdrop of the un general assembly. this is a global war. it expanded past and it's a global war. >> indeed. the spokesman of isis over 24 hours ago, the attacks on the hide outs in syria, he reached out to the supporters globally. especially in australia and europe as well as syria. just attack civilian military, it does not matter. they caused damage to us and we cause damage to them. he promised this will be the last bombardment the united states is going to carry against the islamic state. it's unfathomable to believe, but he is reaching out to western countries. i think it's significant. >> what do you think they are driving for in terms of the u.s.? there is a reason to think they want to beat the u.s. into conflict. they are now the force that is fighting the u.s. there is other reasons to think that obviously they have now invited in a massive amount of power. it's a battlefield that is difficult and complex. what are they trying to do? >> it's solidifying the grievance that we are facing. it reoccurred in afgha

secretary of state john kerry and others will take on the issue during the un's general assembly later today. united states is trying to get more middle eastern countries to help fight isis. american and french militaries are already conducting airstrikes in iraq. the president is facing a lot of criticism over the handling of the situation. former secretary of defense, leon panetta says the president should have arm syrian rebels sooner. >> i think that would have helped. and i think in part we paid the price for not doing that in what we see happening with isis. >> the obama administration has said arming rebels as the united states has done in the past does not fix the problem. >>> authorities in massachusetts are looking for three afghan soldiers. the men were in cape cod for military training. they were last seen at a mall saturday night. massachusetts national guard says the soldiers are not a threat to the public. >>> police in vallejo are investigating a deadly shooting at howard johnson's hotel. officers found two men suffering from gunshot wounds, they tried to save a 23 road

secretary of state john kerry and others take on the issue during the un's general assembly later today in new york. the u.s. is trying to get more middle eastern countries to help fight isis. american and french militaries are already conducting airstrikes in iraq. the president is facing a lot of criticism of the handling of the situation. the former secretary of defense, leon panetta says the president should have arm syrian rebels much sooner ... . >> i think that would've helped and we've paid a price for not doing that with what we see with isis. >> the obama administration has said arming rebels as the u.s. has done in the past does not fix the problem. >>> an army veteran accused of scaling a fence and getting into the white house is due in federal court today. the security breach has the secret service considering screening checkpoints near public areas around the white house. the knife wielding intruder got past the north portico doors when he was stopped on friday. investigators have identified him as omar gonzalez of copper cove, texas. he faces charges of unlawfully enterin

of such a plot and it actually was not erased with meetings with iraqi officials during the un general assembly that follows another 125i7statement saying t following. we have not confirmed such plots. we would have to review information from. iraqi partners before making further determinations. we will keep you posted on whether it turns out to have a real basis in intelligence as it comes in. this is happening days after the u.s. expanded air strikes into isis targets within syrian borders. this is footage that you are hearing on the strikes. here's an interesting thing. these are targeting oil refineries. we will look at that closely coming up. bill neely from washington and jim miklaszewski. terrorism analyst evan coleman. scrambling as the breaking news is coming in. i want to start with you. alerted the u.s. to the threat. from sources, we say this was not discussed at all. what do you know? >> i think they have a lot of questions to answer. they have a group of reporters including reporters from the "new york times." really the claims are pretty sensational. he is talking about an immine

at the un's general assembly, the u.s. president called on the entire world to join the fight. >> the only language understood by killers like this is the language of force. the united states of america will work with a broad coalition to dismantle this network of death. today i asked the world to join in this effort. >> more than 50 countries have committed to -- to military, humanitarian, or financial support. france began bombing targets in iraq last friday. britain received a formal request from baird -- from baghdad for airstrikes. the u.s. central command says so far it has conducted together with partner nations, more than two dozen airstrikes in syria since monday night. in iraq, around 200 air raids have been carried out before this. >> kurdish forces in syria say that they have managed to push back fighters from the islamic state group the town that had been at the heart of bombing by the coalition earlier this week. it had been circled by islamic fighters for the last few days. kurdish fighters managed to push t

at the un's general assembly debate getting underway. he will be speaking in just a few hours time.e will be seeking to shore up international support for the us-led coalition, carrying out air strikes in syria. we will be covering that here on france ready for. -- france 24. yemen is in danger of something into civil war, that from the president after speaking out. the yemeni government had struck a deal with hutu fighters, but that has since been crumbling. >> rebels moved to consolidate their power after signing a peace deal with the government on sunday. the leaders said his movement had forced the government to give into the demands of the people. >> we must continue the fight against corruption, and simultaneously it is necessary to involve all yemenis in the transition phase. >> the yemenis president announced it was a conspiracy that could lead to civil war. >> at this moment, i feel there is a conspiracy from outside the country's borders in which several parties have played a role. some who have lost their interest, and others seeking revenge. they are now taking revenge f

the prime minister will attend the un general assembly, and we finally decided his precise schedule and of course looking at the meeting that the hon. lady referred to and britain will continue to play a leading role in the world's in bringing about legally binding agreements on climate change. is an important period beating up -- at the end of next year we are one of the most active countries in the world in climate change diplomacy and the prime minister and other ministers in new york will be fully conveying whoever attends the meeting. >> will my hon. friend explain to the house why it is the possibility there could be a yes vote, finance is leaving scotland, many businesses are thinking of leaving scotland. >> a very powerful point. the anxieties of businesses are very clear and while we can understand people doubting the word of politicians about economic events it is very important to listen to businesses say they will do with their jobs and headquarters with investments, a country that separated itself from the fastest-growing economy of the g-7 and put it aside -- outside the e

the crisis in syria and iraq will be at the top of the agenda when world leaders meet for the un general assembly in new york. >>> a concorde couple is finally home after hurricane odile turn their engagement celebration into a fight for survival. the couple spent 20 hours trapped in a hotel basement, and it took days for them to eventually find their

president obama spoke in front of the un's general assembly yesterday as resolute as a human being cane that he wanted to see change in syria, that he won the war to be over, and he wanted isil to be gone in the syrian people to have a future they deserve and have been fighting for for nearly three years. there are millions of people who are refugees and internally displaced people, people who do not have a future, children who have been killed and attacked by chemical weapons and barrel bombs. it's time for that to end. >> you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, president obama says the world is not doing enough to respond to the ebola outbreak. our company -- our country is moving fast to make a difference? preparations for an upcoming civil disobedience movement known as occupy central has begun in hong kong. the campaign is due to start october 1 as china celebrates its national day. houses are expected to take part. the aim is to pressure china into allowing a greater degree of political choice in hong kong. here's the story. ♪ >> one a day when university studen

he touched on it in his speech to the un general assembly and i think it's one that could really prove to be the undoing of this campaign that he's unleashing and that is the immediate threat is the islamic state, but it's a phenomenon. it's a consequence of decades, centuries of despotic rule in that part of the world by dictators, by kings who have provided no semblance of responsible governance, no accountability. if you look at what's going on in the middle east today, you have enormous poverty. you have this huge youth bulge, the enormous number of young men between the ages of 17 and 30 who are underpaid or have no jobs, you know, lack skills. you have this massive corruption that favors a very thin elite in all of these countries and now the united states, you know, i remember when the newly elected obama went to cairo for that historic speech. >> 2009, right. >> exactly, where he delivers this speech and he's says, you know, we're not -- -- no more business as usual by the united states. we're not going to align ourselves with these regional despots. we want to see reform, we w

wednesday morning, the president will deliver his annual address to the un's general assembly and will share aday he landmark meeting with united nations security council unfocused on the foreign terrorist threat. world leaders of is another element of our comprehensive response to the challenge posed by isil. we expect during that session to be able to adopt a chapter seven resolution that will expand upon current obligations within international law and underscored the sensuality of countering violent extremism. it is a key part of the efforts to suppress the foreign fighter threat. this is the only second time an american president the president has called an international security counsel. the u.s. has a rotating presidency of the security council through the month of december. later the same day, the president will speak at the open government partnership event which is an initiative the u.s. launched in 2011. it is cohosted this year by the indonesian president who is outgoing and the mexican president. this is a very important initiative that was launched by the president with s

syria and iraq, including 2000 europeans and 100 americans will stop president obama told the un's general assembly that campaign will require a global response. >> united states of america will work with a broad coalition to dismantle the network of death will stop >> it was a striking moment for a president who sought to end america possible in overseas wars. president obama is overseeing the campaign, a potentially long campaign against isis. overnight, airstrikes targeting the extremist group in both asians. >> we will no longer act as an occupying power. fax it a strong sign of unity, but officials acknowledge it may be impossible to enforce. called the latte salute -- with a coffee cup in hand, president obama use the same hand to salute marines as he exits marine one. >> that gesture has become a topic of discussion. we have a look at the story. certainly turning into the topic of the day and it is being dubbed the latte salute. >> if you haven't seen it already, it is burning up social media. this is the white house's instagram account. they post a lot of different photos and sometimes they

believe it's tied to what is taking place as you just identified the president coming to the un general assemblywith other presidents and what a jump start he's going to have to get other partners to participate in this war against isis. >> the goal to degrade and openly destroy isis the question is whether they have now managed to hide in 12 days since the president announced he was going to be doing this. i raise that not only because it's a concern before but because richard angle sent out a message saying we've been told isis had time to move into areas, hide weapons and now, they're on the move. expect follow up. it makes sense they would have had time to hide how big of a factor is that? >> we don't know he briefed the president on targets they're not striking if they don't have targets they have targets. the question is, how much scale and scope are they able to achieve over next coming days? how much protection as isis been able to achieve themselves? >> they're not going to sit there and wait to get bombed? >> no. no. of course not i have believed isis had a planning aassumption if we d

how do you feel about where he came down and doing this on the eve of the un general assembly. >> as you said, i think he is responding to the facts as he received them. he has been reluctant throughout for good reason. you discussed it during this show and many others. it's a very complicated situation. one of his concerns is that we not get embroiled with other people's civil wars that are not easily resolved and b, that we not have the point of the sphere each time there is a conflict in islamic countries because that just lends to the propaganda machine of these terrorist movements. he has been very cautious and think properly so. here you have a group that represents a real threat to american security. and he felt that would get the house in order first. now you can go to the community and we have skin in the game. what's your skin in the game. >> david, at the same time you have leon panetta, hillary clinton, bill clinton, and the former defense secretary, bob gates all saying that they should have armed the syrian rebels two years ago and they would have boots on the ground. m

sunday and more than 300,000 people with environmentalalists sending a loud message to the un general assembly. it should be a larger part of policy debates across the world. that was not only in new york from london to berlin and paris and rio, climate activists took to the streets in support of the movement and the message. i ask our customers what problem keeps them awake at night. and columbia forest products had a tough one. they make plywood. and the panels look perfect when they leave the factory. but a company they sell to is demanding refunds. refunds for defects that only appear when the finish is applied. it's hurting their profits, so i offered to help. at ge capital, we do a whole lot more than just the financing. we bring expertise from across ge. so i call in our access ge engineers, and together with columbia, we work backwards. from the cabinet factory, to the finishing plant, to the place they peel the logs. and sure enough, we find the source and help replace the machine. problem solved. defects go away, and everybody sleeps better. if you just need a loan, just call a bank.

he'll deliver an address to the un general assemble and will cheer a meeting on the important topic of foreign fighters. though late today he did have to time to squeeze in a fundraiser for senate democrats here in new york. >> thank you very much. well, some other noteworthy reactions to strikes in syria. the president lashed at the campaign. he's saying there was no legal basis for the strikes without un authorization or an invitation from the syrian government. the syrian president about a shar al assad says he supports any international effort against terrorism. apparently backing the strikes that could aid his efforts to stay in power. the president of turkey, our nato alley today opened the door to giving military or logistically support to us and syria although so far turkey has respected a military role in the effort. and israel's military said today it shot down a syrian fighter jet after the aircraft strayed a mile into air spice over the golan heights. israel said it would not get involved in fighting the fight in syria unless the violence reaches its country. and turning to

secretary of state john kerry metering with british foreign second ham mon on the side lines un general assemblyoday. the two discussing the international coalition targeting the threat of isis as well as other crisis around the globe. >> also talk about ukraine and the challenge there is and finally, of course, we'll be very focused on ebola. >> reporter: iran's disputed nuclear program also front and center. secretary kerry meeting with iranian counterpart foreign minister for more than an hour yesterday. the deadline for a permanent nuclear deal between tehran and the six world powers including the us and the uk is no novemb november 24th. >> we're going to discuss together and with over the next few days with many of our colleagues how best ♪ we have a saying... mi coffee es su coffee. our way of inviting you to share what's ours. so between september 16th and the 29th, we want to treat you to a rich, smooth mccafé coffee for free. why would we do that? when you have something this delicious, you just have to share it. ...on the casa. ♪ ♪ >> wildlife officials in salt lake city utah spent ne

needs to step up w more than 140 world leaders in attendance, president obama addressed the un, general assembly in new york city yesterday. president of course tried to win overall ice still on the fence in part because they're concerned about his long-term commitment to the fight. this as the united stay and the arab coalition completed another round of air strikes, in eastern syria. >> the only language understood by killers like this is the language of force. the united stay of america will work with broad coalition to dismantle this network of death. >> the president also told the general assembly, quote, we come together at a crossroads between war and peace. >>> and, it is 5:00 -- almost 5:11, time for weather on the one's, sue, it is really a crud i day out there. >> the meteorological term, yucky. it is not that it is not yucky. this morning, we have the heaviest downpours, and the winds gusting as high as 25 to 35 miles an hour, and you can see, how the roads are very wet this morning. it has been a while since we've had this much rain. so we aren't used to driving in it. take your tim

the prime minister will attend the un general assembly, and we finally decided his precise schedule and of course looking at the meeting that the hon. lady referred to and britain will continue to play a leading role in the world's in bringing about legally binding agreements on climate change. is an important period beating up -- at the end of next year we are one of the most active countries in the world in climate change diplomacy and the prime minister and other ministers in new york will be fully conveying whoever attends the meeting. >> will my hon. friend explain to the house why it is the possibility there could be a yes vote, finance is leaving scotland, many businesses are thinking of leaving scotland. >> a very powerful point. the anxieties of businesses are very clear and while we can understand people doubting the word of politicians about economic events it is very important to listen to businesses say they will do with their jobs and headquarters with investments, a country that separated itself from the fastest-growing economy of the g-7 and put it aside -- outside the e

general assembly. secretary chuck hagel briefs reporters on the u.s. response to isis after that. via rocky president says there is no other option but to defeat isis everywhere. in his address at the un'sneral assembly, he thanked the international community for the support and aid thus far in iraq's fight against isis. this is about 20 minutes. in the name of god. your excellency, president of the general assembly. your excellency, secretary-general. ladies and gentlemen, i salute you on behalf of iraq. on his election of presidents of the 59 election of the general assembly. and thehis excellency secretary-general of the united nations. says during this session. i would like to thank the secretary-general for the role he played throughout the past years in supporting the march of my country, something that we raq. pride in in i , 14 years gentlemen states and governments committed to the realization of development focusing on issues that remain. some of which are social and economic developments. the protection of international security. the disarmament and weapons of mass destruction which incites fear inside everyone fighting terrorism and organized crime. the coordination of human

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. >> it's an amazing point that you have the world on parade in new york at the un general assembly. this is a bold action to take. it dares anyone to stand against it. particularly it will be interesting to see how russia shapes its posture. the fact that they were sending signals before that they were very uncomfortable on incursions on space despite their own in the ukraine. a bit of inconsistency. it's a bold move by us. with the news that you are getting, with the saudis there, that is a big piece of news as it is with qatar. for the saudi military to be involved in a substantial way is a step much further than many thought they would go. >> to get these partner nations ready to go tonight, it wasn't just the united nations and united states, but according to the u.s. and now possibly qatar and turkey and in some it will explain tomorrow. the agreements had to be meat for the action tonight. >> it looked as if the uae was all in and the custodian of the two holy mosques, in my view saudi arabia had to send a much more strong message to people in the region. what they sent was ou

president obama may address the isis threat during a stop at the un general assembly later today. >>etectives are hunting right now for the person who opened fire along a crowded philadelphia street in broad daylight. one bullet struck and killed a 15-year-old girl. it happened as a fight broke out near einstein medical center in olney yesterday. a 15-year-old girl was shot in the back and died. a 19-year-old bystander was wounded. police say they were not the intended targets. they have questioned five people who were part of the melee. >> new on "action news" a chester county firefighter killed in a fiery crash has been laid to rest. the honeybrook fire department took part in the funeral for 22-year-old daniel stoltzfus. he was riding in a pickup truck on friday. long pulled in front of a tractor-trailer that collided with the pickup. both men were killed. that crash remains under investigation. >> a nurse's strike at crozer chester medical center is scheduled to end this morning but the rn's won't be going back to work immediately. the union protested last night outside the uplan

the president will address the un general assembly on wednesday. he is expected to focus on fighting terrorism, the ukraine com flick and the ebola conflict. >>> hostages in turkey were rescued. they included the consul general and his family. it was called a calculated operation. >> happening today concert goers and people who live near the shoreline theater are getting excited over an electronic music festival. >>> the two day festival called beyond wonderland kicks off tonight in mountain view. last year neighbors launched noise complaints and police made about one hundred arrests because of complaints and they -- the city did request that the promoter make changes. >> nice to hear they are trying to adjust some of those things and help us out. i'm sure a lot of people will be happy about that including me and my family. >> organizers moved speakers and brought in some smaller stages for the show. mountain view police say beyond wonderland requires more police officers than most events in the city. >>> also happening today it's the 30th californi

. >> he will speak in front of the un's general assembly, that message according to a white house official. talking about a broad vision of u.s. leadership, specifically how all of these major challenges in the world, whether it is the situation with the islamic states, ebola, the crisis in ukraine, climate change, all of these issues are requiring u.s. leadership. he will make the case the u.s. is stepping up and there is progress being made on all those fronts. the problem of course is there is no clear resolution to any of these issues, and in some cases u.s. leadership has been directly questioned. i think he will spend a lot of time talking about the islamic state and the new effort, these airstrikes in syria to try to do great and ultimately destroyed the islamic state. expect a big push by this president to try and rally more countries to that coalition. more than 40 so far have offered to do something as part of that coalition. the president will be looking for more participation. betty, this is a president who will be talking about the role of the u.s. in a complex and complicated

. ♪ >> president obama is still york for still in new the un's general assembly.alking about what the united states and the world need to do to stop the evil outbreak in west africa. he is tell people that it is a threat to africa -- not just to africa but the entire world. let's listen to the president. >> comparing this outbreak to fighting a fire -- forest fire with spray bottles. but with our help, they can put out the blaze. last week, i visited the centers of disease control and prevention, which is mounting the largest international in its history. i said that the world could count on america to lead and that we will provide the capabilities that only we have and mobilize the world the way we have done in the past in crises of similar magnitude. and i announced that in addition to the civilian response, the united states would establish a military command in liberia to support civilian efforts across the region. today, that command is up and running. our commander is on the ground in monroe yet and are -- in monrovia and our teams are working as fast as the

the un's general assembly meets in new york, friday drive and in midtown, and we get a statement fromthere is a press conference tomorrow? >> i do not believe there is a press conference. >> michael mckee says it is a really big deal. >> let me do a data check. we have so much to talk about here at the top of the hour. $38.52.- ruble r canada want upe losing. let's get to company news. >> it is retail-theme. more woes for radioshack as the chief financial officer is resigning after less than a year on the job. producerronic retailer reported yet another loss. another struggling retailer borrowing $400 million -- sears getting the money from the hedge fund of eddie lampert, the company's ceo and top shareholder. the money will be used for general corporate purposes. and an apology from urban outfitters. the retailer criticized by penn state university for selling a sweatshirt bearing its logo and what appears to be spattered blood. urban outfitters has pulled the item and apologize. a 1970'se site of shooting that killed four students. that is today's company news. >> let's move on to

now, french president francois hollande's address to the you and -- un general assembly. this is just over 10 minutes. >> on behalf of the general assembly, i have the honor to welcome to the united nations is excellency, francois hollande, president of the french republic , and to invite him to address the assembly. your excellency. [applause] french]king [translator] today i am speaking to you with emotion. assassination by a terrorist group linked to the islamic state. was full of who enthusiasm. he thought he would be able to pursue his passion. he was abducted and he was .eheaded this is what terrorism does. it doesn't only do it to france. there were americans and british people who were dealing with the same level of barbarity. this group, they do not strike only those who do not think like they do. they strike muslims, they strike civilian populations and the strike minorities. they rape, they kill. it is the reason that the fight of the international community needs to rage against terrorism which knows no borders. and it is the same fight that needs to be carrie

obama will seek stronger commitments for other heads of state when he meets with them at the un general assembly next week. >> dean, thank you. an expanded u.s. military operation against isis is now under way in iraq. an air strike southwest of baghdad was the first attack under president obama's plan to destroy the terror group. defense secretary chuck hagel told a senate committee that plans for a military action in syria almost finished. margaret brennan is at the the state department. good morning margaret. >> and good morning to you norah. the next step is to turn this coalition into action. and military strikes are only part of the strategy. one key player being left out of this is iran. a country with military the ground in iraq. secretary kerry posed with the newest members of the anti-isis coalition in paris on monday. top diplomats from 26 countries said they would support an expanded campaign designed to degrade and defeat isis. among them flying surveillance missions over iraq and offering to join u.s.-led air strikes. australia will provide combat aircraft. jordan will share intell

starts but while we wait a look at the recent speech from the president of iraq before the un general assembly the name of the merciful, your excellency for the general assembly come your excellency the secretary-general in the united secretary-general of the united nations, wheaties and gentlemen -- ladies and gentlemen i salute you on behalf of iraq and congratulate the president of the 69th general assembly. we wish his excellency and the secretary-general of the united nations also during the session i would like to think the secretary-general for the vital role that he played in the past year in supporting the march of my country, something that we take pride in in iraq. ladies and gentlemen, 14 years ago as the the state and government committed to the realization development focusing on issues that remain vital foremost upon which our social and economic development, the protection of international peace and security come, the end to the disarmament description whose very name puts fear in everyone fighting terrorism and organized crime guaranteeing human rights and the coordination of

>> all these conversations were taking place this week at the un general assembly, and one of the mostortant things that can happen is muslim governments, islamic countries across the world, coming out and condemning isil, and explaining that this is not a bunch of people acting on behalf of a religion, but a bunch of psychopaths who have perverted a religion, and that it is not being done in their name. let me address briefly what i believe a successful outcome would look like, and then i will take some more interventions. we would want to see a stable iraq and over time a stable syria too. we want to see isil degraded and then destroyed as a serious terrorist force. but let me be frank, we should not expect this to happen quickly. the hallmarks of this campaign will be patience and persistence, not shock and awe. we are not deploying british combat troops, but we are providing air power in support of local forces on the ground. no british or western troops will occupy iraq. and their are many other elements will be needed for a long-term success, many of which i have set out clearly

host: president obama talks about some of the issues last week before the un's general assembly.e's a bit. he called on muslims to speak out against extremists ideology. [video clip] >> it is time for the world, especially muslim communities, to explicitly, forcefully, and consistently reject the ideology of organizations like al qaeda and isis. is one of the tasks of all great religions to accommodate the faith with a modern, multicultural world. hating.ren are born no children anywhere should be educated to hate other people. there should be no more tolerance of so-called clerics who call upon people to harm because they are jewish or because they are christian or because they are muslim. is time for a new compact among civilized peoples of this at itso eradicate war most fundamental source, the corruption of young minds by violent ideology. host: salam al-marayati is the president of the muslim public affairs council. after that speech, do you think enough muslims are speaking up against jihadism? call this violent extremism. one thing we have to be clear about, we should not

. >> doug is today the someday at un for president. >> general assembly yeah the president will addresshem and expected to talk about the war on isis and war on terror generally. outer kerism officers are supposed to be identifying a wreck. >> u.s. counter terrorism officials are tag a long, hard lock at security at home and when the u.s. air strikes could have bold entered attacks. beyond isis it hit khorosan. and they were believed to be close to developing new bomb technology take out aircrafts. explosives that could escape notice of current security methods. >> we know they were planning attacks against western target either europe or u.s. homeland we also know they were very close to the end game on those planning efforts. and they were getting close to execution of actual attack. >> president obama is in new york today to address the united nations and he's expected to focus on the effort to fight isis and other terror groups. >> i say thank you to all of them. >> yesterday he met with arab leaders who assisted in the bomb campaign in syria and hopes their aerps will help others.

the tape came out just as united nations general assembly starts today. un is expected to address two separate concerns over isis. first the threat itself which will be highlighted when president obama speaks to assembly wednesday and un is also concerned about the large number of refugees run from the violence. at least 100,000 have left syria trying to get away from isis. >> and amtrak hosted a job fair today and helped veterans get their lives back on track. "action news" was at 30th street station where the hiring our heroes event was underway. a team of amtrak recruiters were on hand to work with veterans and their spouses. the job fair supports initiative to make veterans 25% of all new hires by the end of last year. >>> to business now it was a tough day on wall street. and tech stocks were hit hard. dow dropped 107 points and nasdaq down 53 and s&p lost 16 points. and apple is celebrating record sales thanks to latest version of the iphone. the company says it sold 10 million models of iphone 6 or 6 plus over the weekend and that beat last year's iph

. >>> president obama will address the united nations general assembly this morning. the president hopes that his un visit will lead to more countries joining in the fight against isis. one of the main topics of the president's speech will certainly be his air campaign in syria. the airstrikes targeted isis and an al-qaeda affiliated group the khorasan group. u.s. officials say 250 bombs and missiles struck training camps and financial and manufacturing centers. >> we've been on a bit avenue dry streak and it's going to end later tonight. >> yes, it sure is. storm tracker 6 live double scan matt and tam shows it's dry for now and that will change as radar tracks rain later tonight. as we take a look outside we have a really cool picture. i don't think i've seen this one before but it's our sky 6 camera looking north along the atlantic city coastline and you see that lit up ferris wheel in the morning. i don't know that they've always got the lights on but it does look kind of cool. we're off to a coolish start this morning. your temperature right now in philadelphia is 56 degrees. dewpoint sat 51. s

general assembly. live at 3:00 p.m., the president leads the un's critic also meeting -- security council meeting on terrorism coming up next, look at the role of the national institutes of health and medical research, funding, and involvement in combating outbreaks like ebola. in 30 minutes, we hear from the nih direct her. patricia grady, national institute of nursing research. our guest is dr. griffin rodgers, director of the national institute of diabetes and digestive and kidney diseases. up, big ten college tour continues. .

general assembly. the un security council continues action against isis. a house hearing looks at ways the medicare field process. speaking to the u.n. today, president obama calls on international coalition to fight isis. he called on governments to do more to prevent foreign fighters from joining terrorist groups in the middle east. his remarks to the u.n. general assembly. this is 40 minutes. [applause] >> on behalf of the united assembly, i have the honor to welcome to the united nations, his excellency, barack obama, president of the united states of america, and to invite him to address the assembly. >> mr. president, secretary general, fellow delegates, ladies and gentlemen, we come together at a crossroads between war and peace. between disorder and integration. between fear and hope. around the globe, there are signposts of progress. the shadow of world war that existed at the founding of this institution has been lifted. the prospect of war between major powers reduced. the ranks of member states has more than tripled and people live under govern

general assembly. the un security council continues action against isis. a house hearing looks at ways the medicare field process. speaking to the u.n. today, president obama calls on international coalition to fight isis. he called on governments to do more to prevent foreign

president obama will address the united nations general assembly later this morning. the president hopes that his un lead to more countries choosing to join in the fight against isis. one of the main topics of the president's speech will certainly be the air campaign in syria. the airstrikes targeted isis and an al-qaeda affiliated group called the khorasan group. >> also dwelling overnight a driver being questioned for a violent head on crash in delaware. the action cam was there as crews rushed to free a second driver who was trapped in his pickup truck. this happened on lancaster pike at hickory spring road in hockessin. the victim in the pickup is in the hospital in critical condition. at this point that other driver does not face charges in connection with the crash. >>> officials with the philadelphia school district believe some of their budget troubles are about to be solved. pennsylvania governor tom corbett plans to sign a bill today that will allow the city to raise its cigarette tax to send more money to public schools. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn is live at the big board to brea

general assembly, what can we expect to hear? >> he is giving both a major also sharingek and a special session of the un security council. looking at the flow of foreign fighters into iraq and security -- syria. i think we will hear the president keep holding on this idea of a united coalition against the islamic state. war,is not just a u.s. this is a threat to the entire region and europe. that's why we have seen secretary of state kerry put such a focus on building arab participation. it started last night in syria.

general assembly. obama leadsresident the un security council meeting on terrorism. conversationthe during but those events on facebook and twitter. >> the 2015 student cam video competition is underway, open to all middle and high school students to create a five minute to seven minute documentary on the theme of the three branches and you, showing a policy, law, and action has affected you or your community. there are 200 cash prizes for students and teachers, totaling more than $100,000. a list of rules and how to get started, go to student cam.org. >> a national bipartisan panel of security experts gives us a threat -- an analysis of the threat. attacks.s after the u.s. military leaders said the aerial bombardment of syria was only to beginning of a prolonged campaign. the article goes on to say that the united states is now attacking two sets of enemies in , a region, the islamic state growing movement of jihadist that want to create its own country in the middle east, and a smaller network affiliated with al qaeda that officials say is plotting against europe a

general assembly. by 3 p.m., president obama leads the un security council meeting on terrorism. you can join the conversation during but those events on facebook and twitter. >> the campaign 2014 debate coverage continues thursday night 9:00. the debate between the input, and radhe incumbent ashford. .hursday bruce bailey 2014, 2014, -- campaign more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> now an assessment of threats against the u.s.. the event is an hour and 15 minutes. >> thank you for being here and for being invested in our nations security. you're all familiar with a panelist but i will give you a brief some knell sketch of each of their backgrounds and then we will launch into today's discussion. not only the targeting of isis, but the group that has been focused on launching plots against the united states and specifically the aviation sector. immediately to my left is peter bergen. he is the director of the international security program at new america. he is a cnn national security analyst and as many of us know, peter has written more best-selling books about

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president has been at the un and i was proud to make the official appointments to be appointed to be the house democrats representative at the united nations general assemblythey all wonderful? and i disassociate myself with the comments that were made about the excellence of the great attorney general eric holder. i want to say that the congressional black caucus is instrumental in almost every one of the initiatives whether it is crack cocaine as the congresswoman marcia knows that the leadership of the caucus makes so much of what you talk about here possible. so i didn't want that to go. when you talk about medicaid and the rest with charlie wrangle and other members of the committee consisted of may be a strong part. i want to salute to caucus. and we talked about your dad earlier donald payne and donna edwards who has joined us earlier. but the attorney general will resign today and he's served our country very well but the message is that the attorney general will be submitting his resignation to the president so but i salute him. [applause] >> thank you so much leader pelosi. that is a shock. it's almost like we need to have another panel for attor

general assembly, what can we expect to hear? >> he is giving both a major also sharingek and a special session of the un security council. looking at the flow of foreign fighters into iraq and security -- syria. i think we will hear the president keep holding on this idea of a united coalition against the islamic state. war,is not just a u.s. this is a threat to the entire region and europe. that's why we have seen secretary of state kerry put such a focus on building arab participation. it started last night in syria. jordan, saudi arabia and qatar. three of the nations were involved in the airstrikes. diplomatic who or victory for the white house. there was a lot of fear that if we went in this alone, the u.s. would be seen as launching another war in the muslim world. a war in the arab world. to have these key arab states participating was a big deal for the white house. i think you'll hear the president build on this and the idea of the threat by isis. and the need to cut off funding of the organization and the foreign fighters. to thell be the focus u.n. speech. we talked a lot about this idea of coalition building.