ahead of the united nations antonios of terrorist issued a red alert for twenty eight teams pointing to growing inequality the impacts of climate change and global anxiety about nuclear weapons apparently the donald didn't get the memo as he rang in the new year bragging that it is nuclear button is bigger and more powerful than kim junger and's. well maybe it is for the who wants to bet trump button is flacid with awards all over it smells like speired goat cheese people try to avoid looking at it when they walk in the oval office. but don't worry about the un's red alert we have agencies here in the us to protect us like the f.b.i. the good old f.b.i. they celebrated the new year by boasting that they stopped a terrorist attack in san francisco the only problem is the f.b.i. helped create the plot and then the plot or wouldn't even go through with it he told them i don't think i can do this after all i've really considered. this is that the horrors. you create a. big terrorist attack so that you can stop it and look like a hero and then the stupid patsy won't even go through with h

top united nations officials including secretary general antonio guterres are also appealing directly to the iranian government to send 'nam mazy home to the be at home with his family. heather nauert would welcome his release given his health, but given it's temporary, quote we call for the immediate and full release of the namazi family, including his son as well as other americans unjustly held by the iranian government. now the trump administration has redoubled efforts to secure the namazis' release after the death of otto warmbier in june. in september at the u.n. general assembly president trump called on iran to free all americans in detention. state department officials tells cnn that undersecretaries tom shannon had raised the health of namazi discussing implementation of the iranian nuclear agreement. now on sunday, namazi's son said a return to prison would be life threatening for his father and begged the iranian government to show compassion and grant his father a permanent release before everyone faces an irreversible tragedy. elise labott, cnn, washington. . >> and we

united nations headquarters in new york. well this is an important report that's been released by the u.n. secretary general antonio good terrace about global migration first let's be clear what we're talking about here we're not just talking about refugees who are fleeing from say conflict or famine we're talking about all of those that the u.n. determines to be a migrant i for example i'm currently a migrant because i was born in the u.k. and i currently live here in the united states now the u.n. secretary general is making the case that migration is a positive a global phenomenon and when you listen to his words you have to i think contrast it with some of the words from president trump and the trump administration because it seems to be the complete opposite what the u.n. is doing is building to the end of the year when they're hoping to get a new global deal a global compact on migration which they want to sign in morocco i can tell you that already the u.s. has said it's pulling out of this process doesn't want to be involved doesn't want to sign the compact doesn't want to be involved in the negotiations bu

united nations headquarters in new york. well this is an important report that's been released by the u.n. secretary general antonio good terrace about global migration first let's be clear what we're talking about here we're not just talking about refugees who are fleeing from say conflict or famine we're talking about all of those that the u.n. determines to be a migrant are you for example i'm currently a migrant because i was born in the u.k. and i currently live here in the united states now the u.n. secretary general is making the case that migration is a positive a global phenomenon and when you listen to his words you have to i think contrast it with some of the words from president trump and the trump administration because it seems to be look i'm pleased opposite what the u.n. is doing is building to the end of the year when they're hoping to get a new global deal a global compact on migration which they want to sign in morocco i can tell you that already the u.s. has said it's pulling out of this process doesn't want to be involved doesn't want to sign the compact doesn't want to be involved in the negot

national action party calls himself the clean hands candidate though he division within his party to a sluggish economy could give former finance minister and pre candidate jose antonio media a push with the united states threatening to pull out of the north american free trade agreement needs says he has the experience to find new export markets. and for the first time in mexico's history independent candidates have joined the race . but with surging violence and corruption scandals plaguing government officials gaining public trust won't be easy. i think all the candidates are interested in themselves and their political parties i don't think any of them are in it for the people. i don't trust any of the candidates. only believe them when actual changes start to happen. analysts say that people must be engaged and hold candidates to account if they want this election to be different. the political class loves it when society doesn't trust the list. then you separate yourself and leave. but the government doesn't like is when social media is buzzing with discussion and. never before have mexicans had such a variety of candidates to choose from and with the july first election quickly approachin

nation honorably and competently. i'm sure you know he has impeccable academic credentials including having graduated from dartmouth andcr yell law school. he isat also a clerk for justice antonio scalia on the united states supreme court. i was privileged to have him as my general counsel when i had the honor of serving as hh secretary under george w. bush. he was an excellent general counsel who developed a deep understanding of hhs, its mission and respect for the rules and laws governing this program. as a result he is deeply respected and passionately respected by the career civil service with whom he worked for at length. from his tenure he went on to serve as deputy secretary of hhs further deepening his experience with his understanding of his department. his important responsibilities in this world class employees and most recently he successfully led a large and important healthcare company in this country. but the basis of my recommendation is not just intellect. his leadership experience or the deep understanding of the department which he might lead. he is one of the most important attributes of alex azor is his character. i know from personal experience that he is a very honest, dedic