at this year's united nations general assembly, the issues raised and asking key question, is the unga fit for purpose in a rapidly changing world, as emerging geopolitical alliances solidy. is the un itself reflective of these changes or even relevant anymore as a forum for addressing issues like war, poverty, islamophobia and multipolarity. here's a brief look at the key events from this year's summit in new york. the general assembly is the main policy-making organ of the un where member states engage in a multilateral discussion a spectrum of international issues. in its 78th session, muslim leaders use their platforms to discuss major concerns values and the rampant islamophobia spreading across europe displayed clearly in the desigration of the holy quran. these understandings that bring unity and divine teachings that inspire that build human. the fires of disrespect will not will not overcome the truth and the divine truth, jordan, saudi arabia and turkey stress that palestinian statehood is necessary element of any potential for peace in west asia, while simultaneously making

even at the end he said if the un can't come up with answer we'll have to force the discussion at the ungacation has been sent out and has been dispatched uh but this uh not reaching an agreement seems to be at the thrust of what the representative of the russian federation uh spoke of there um there the majority of what he said relied on the humanitarian aspect of this in terms of getting some kind of help um on john stepling, author and commentator um joins us from inderoy norway. john stepling, we just listen to the representative of the russian federation. i think in so many words uh what he was saying is in a sense the ineffectiveness of the un, and a particular uh one member that stands out when it comes to inefficiency, and that's the us, not to just zoom in on the us, there were others also who prevented days ago from this russian proposal to take place, and if it were, maybe we would be looking a different story today? well, it's certainly a referendum on on the un, we assume one is needed, i think they have proven their uselessness now for 20 some years, but but if ever there was

ultimately the unga is an expression, more so than it is real action. you can think of it as almost like a pr networking event, um, nothing is really in the hands of the leaders who are invited to speak, unless. of course you are a part of the un security council and you have the veto power, that's where real action takes place, and of course the majority of those in those permanent positions are the western block, so you have the us, the uk, france, and you have to see this obviously within the context of the formation of the un, it was formed post world war 2 by the victors of the war, um, of course in the soviet union was ally back then um of america and the uk, but ultimately the function of the un was for those emerging superpowers to have... monopolization over the world and it was never meant to be a platform to ensure equality, to ensure proportional representation, and even if you see for example the leader of the un, you see that the kind of uh stance that he takes or she takes is really that mimicking the american strategy, even when it comes

at this year's united nations general assembly, the issues raised and asking key question: is the unga fit for purpose in a rapidly changing world as emerging geopolitical alliances solidify? is the un itself reflecting? these changes or even relevant anymore as a forum for addressing issues like war, poverty, islamophobia and multipolarity. here's a brief look at the key events from this year's summit in new york. ladies and gentlemen, we're interrupting the normal course of programming to go live now where uh a live address is being made by islamic jihad official on the occasion. the anniversary of the palestinian resistance movement let's listen it also the battle of jin in 2002 which continues to be and bear the fact that our movement, islamic jihad, we continue to fight shoulder to shoulder with the fighters, resistance fighters of our people, our heroic people of palestine, and this is precedented courage, heroic stance and fighting, in addition to other occasions, and today as we celebrate the occasion of the founding of this organization, this movement in all the spheres, we re

el apoyo del gobierno estadounidense hacia israel mucho piden que el presidente chupa en interven ungaadas al menor y terminó también hiriendo, hiriendo de gravedad a la madre del niño. las autoridades, luego de interrogar al sospechoso, dijeron que escogió a sus víctimas porque eran musulmanas y que este hombre habría sido motivado por el conflicto entre israel. y jamás le recordamos que toda nuestra cobertura actualizada sobre este conflicto bélico está a su disposición en nuestro portal de noticias telemundo 48 puntocom y también en nuestra aplicación móvil, donde puede recibir notificaciones en su celular. más información. en este fin de semana, las autoridades de petal yuma arrestaron a cuatro personas por presuntamente conducir bajo los efectos del alcohol. los sospechosos también habrían provocado al menos tres accidentes en las calles washington de y casagrande road no informaron si hubo heridos ni a cuánto ascienden los daños, pero sí dijeron que todos los detenidos son hombres con edades entre 23 y 43 años, mientras que en livermore. este video de citizen up muestra un incend

africa has been responding, not one african nation voted alongside the united states of america in the unga, and still they had the audacity to say headlines on, like the new york times saying that the world stood with the us, what world stood with the us, only two uh latin american or southern american states stood with the us, and the the remaining african and asian continent and the entire south american continent, they all voted against what the un one, despite the absolute transfer in public opinion and multipolarity stances in in the world away from unipolarity of the united states of america as the empire has been devastated, has crumbled, and despite that they still have... the audacity to portray to the public opinion, global public opinion, what the us says and says it what is what goes, but this is not the case, and the evidence for that is that for the past week we have seen non-stop attacks on us occupation bases in iraq in syria, we have seen non-stop since october 8th until today on the frontline between lebanon and occupied palestine, leban has already given more than 50 of

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they met on the sidelines of the unga. where do things go from here? what do we expect to hear from the white house? >> good morning. i think what we're going to find is that there's going to be a real intense look to see how far this goes, the extent of these attacks. if this is the kind of uprising that hamas appears to have called for, that's a whole different situation than if this is simply rocket attacks that are sent by frustrated people who can be dealt a military blow and then sort of contained and returned to the status quo. if there's something larger going on, that might even include outside players like iran, it starts to turn into a much more complicated situation. and we can expect the white house to try and weigh in on that. that's i think the thing we should all keep our eye on. if this is a larger, reigniting of a larger regional conflict, an armed shooting conflict, that's a very, very serious situation. and i guess the thing to do is wait and see what the white house can tell us. the other thing that's really worth noting is that th

>> dana: you know the government well and you have the unga voting to support a humanitarian truce inmas. they don't seem to be too concerned if hamas lobbies rockets in israel but want a cease-fire if israel retaliates. >> the security council is stuck on the driving range. they haven't been able to indolt the united states request and countries entitled to self-defense against terrorists. it seems hard for the russias and chinas of the world to give us. they won't knowledge there is a hamas. the resolutions passed don't talk about hostages. the security council is stuck. gone to the u.n. general assembly but playing miniature golf with this issue. >> martha: 225 hostages from 35 countries. israel reported there are 12 americans. i checked that with the white house. they say it's more like ten. they are calling them unaccounted for in this white house. not hostages. my sense they know some of them clearly are. what do you think about that? >> unaccounted for is accurate. hostage we would like to see proof of life. we would like to see evidence they're cared for and some actual negoti

i was there in new york at the -- on the sideline of unga and it was a meeting that netanyahu had beenough not the contact one he wanted. he wanted an official visit to the white house which he was granted by the president. was supposed to visit washington and have that official white house meeting at the end of the year. obviously, whether that happens, that remains to be seen. but biden has expressed a lot of concern with netanyahu's leadership. concerns about the domestic overhaul related to the usual system. about a lot of democracy advocates have been concerned about. now, this completely transforms that relationship. biden has obviously been a staunch and longtime ally of israel. and very concerned about the security situation there. so, this will bring them closer together. but it does, you know, bring into light, the fact that they have had some tensions between the two of them. you know, they have maintained a line of communication. >> yeah. >> but biden has been concerned about what netanyahu and his party have been doing in recent months. >> all right. tyler pager, thank you

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daniel cobb unga was found guilty in july of causing the fentanyl deal. death of a 15 year-old girl from roseville last year. prosecutors say that he possessed and transport of fentanyl that was pressed into pills to look like a percocet. he's they say that he provided the pills to the girl which ultimately killed her california attorney general rob bonta at the courthouse in roseville for the sentencing. >> california and across the nation, we are witnessing a devastating rice in young people. died by accidental fentanyl overdose. we can't stress enough how dangerous fentanyl it's cheap. it's potent and its lethal. i want to just take a look ahead and remind us all that this work easy. there's more work to do. >> so the suspect is also charged with meeting with his young victim to engage in lewd acts. there's a tropical storm that strengthened to a category 4 hurricane. it's headed for mask. mexico's west coast right now. this is time lapse video of the satellite images showing the storm's movement over the weekend. we are expected to see powerful wind a

at this year's united nations general assembly, the issues raised and asking key question: is the unga fit for purpose in a rapidly changing world? as emerging geopolitical alliances solidify, is the un itself reflect?