the united nations general assembly has held its own high-level debate on climate action titled "peopleanet, and prosperity." to find out more on that and anticipation for the glasgow summit, let's welcome the united nations general assembly president. mr. president, thank you for your time today. thank you so much for coming in to the studio. let me start the energy -- with the energy crisis. any shifts, any changes, any additions to the commitment? >> the message is clear -- the future is in clean energy. it is in green, growth economy, so member states are increasingly coming up with net zero targets, and this is very encouraging. shery: net zero targets, though, how firm are those? the commitments do not seem as clear-cut. >> the commitments are ranging from 2030 22060. of course, the preferred deadlines are in the range of 2030 two be on target of 1.5 degrees, but some countries are at least coming out with that plan for 2060, and this is very, very encouraging, given the fact that until now, many countries have been on that camp. shery: this has been called the moment of truth. wh

] translator: in the name of god the compassionate, your excellency, president of the united nations general assembly, your excellency, secretary-general of the united nations, excellencies, members of delegations, ladies and gentlemen. may the peace, blessings, and mercy of god be upon you. this year marks the 73rd anniversary of the nakba. more than half of the palestinian people were uprooted from their land and disposed of their property. myself, my family, and many others still possess the deeds to our land. these deeds are registered as part of the united nations records. here is that deed. and many palestinians carry theirs as they still carry the keys to their houses to this day. nevertheless, we have not been able to recover our property due to israeli laws that disregard international law and united nations resolutions, which affirm the right of the palestinian refugees to return to their homeland, recover their property, and receive just compensation. most notably as enshrined in resolution 194. in contrast, israel, the occupying power, enacts laws and holds court hearings to displace pale

well, my, my message to the united nations general assembly yesterday is that people are, have lost hope in the united nations. they truly don't, but that is people in the more they do not believe that the united nations, the international community really cares. and so they desperately need an action and i and i outlined up some of those steps should. the international community can take deny weapons to the hunter, denied money that they need to supply those troops. this is one of the largest militaries in the region. indeed, the world and deny legitimacy to the, to the hunter. those are the 3 things for wanted, needs from the international community. and we need to deny them those things we've seen indications than when that happens. such as when asi on nations that are happening after summit next week, they decided to not invite me not lying, the leader of the hunter, immediately following that there was an announcement of the release of over 5000 political prisoners in me and more. so it works, international pressure worked, and this is exactly the time that we need maximum internati

during his recent speech at united nations general assembly, however, he did make his position pretty clear on a future palestinian state saying it would in effect be what he called a terrace state. just 7 minutes from his home. as for chancellor merkel, as she did acknowledged that there were differences on the 2 state solution, something she still supports. of course she has during her time being critical of israel over issue such a settlement building in the occupied west bank. but she also insisted on the cementing and strengthening of the israeli german alliance, saying that israel security would be central to every german government to follow. china is condemning the taiwan president sighing. when's national day speech to day? beijing called at confrontational, while insisting the island is part of china presidents. i said her government will not be intimidated, and promised to increase taiwanese defenses. rob mcbride has more in the face of increasing pressure from china, including recent incursions by chinese war planes. this was ty, one's response, ah, a national day celebrat

during his recent speech at the united nations general assembly, however, he did make his position pretty clear on a future palestinian state saying it would in effect be what he called a terrace state. just 7 minutes from his home asked for chancellor merkel as she did acknowledge that there were differences on the 2 state solution. something she still supports. of course she has during her time being critical of israel over issue such a settlement building in the occupied west bank. but she also insisted on the cementing and strengthening of the israeli german alliance, saying that israel security would be central to every german government to follow thousands of haitian immigrants who have been living in july for years. and now leaving the country faced with discrimination and strength of these rules, many want the head to the u. s. our latin america that alysia newman revolts from santiago. these men and women make a part of the largest haitian expect community in latin america after their countries, 2010 earthquake chile opened its doors to tens of thousands of haitians. many are min

during his recent speech at the united nations general assembly, however, he did make his position pretty clear on a future palestinian state saying it would in effect be what he called a terrace state. just 7 minutes from his home asked for chancellor merkel as she did acknowledge that there were differences on the 2 state solution. something she still supports. of course she has during her time being critical of israel over issue such a settlement building in the occupied west bank. but she also insisted on the cementing and strengthening of the israeli german alliance, saying that israel security would be central to every german government to follow the chunk. president miller salmon is being treated in intensive care for complications from an undisclosed chronic condition. he was to the hospital shortly after meeting the prime minister and rubbish, who narrowly lost parliamentary elections held over the past couple of days. the president is supposed to lead party talks about forming a new government. that in baba is in our european new center in london. now being that him, what do we

. >> next, palestinian president mahmoud abbas addresses the united nations general assembly about theof the two-state solution. this is half an hour. >> i now give the floor to the

the president went to the united nations general assembly last week and gave a speech in which he refused to even say china's name. he said we don't seek a cold war, of course we don't. the united states would never seek a war of any kind hot or cold. if china is waging a cold war against us as they have by taking our jobs in factories the last 30 years, by conducting espionage throughout the united states, by rapidly building up their military to counteract ours in the pacific, our choice is not whether we seek it. our choice is whether we win it and right now i don't think joe biden is up to the task. >> bret: is china beating us on the technology military front right now? >> i would say they are rapidly closing the gap, bret. in some areas they may, in fact, reached parody. and security competition between nations is not like 100-meter dash. it's not enough to win just by a nose. because you elm boltedden aggressors like china to take a shot at the title. you want our military to be so strong, you want our intentions to preserve our national interest and international ability to be so

thank you, mr lee, it is now my pleasure to invite his excellency the president of the united states nation general assemblyo address the plenary. excellency, you have the plenary. excellency, you have the floor. excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, dearfriend, allow me excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, dear friend, allow me to excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, dearfriend, allow me to be candid for you ourfamily. we are dearfriend, allow me to be candid for you our family. we are facing dearfriend, allow me to be candid for you ourfamily. we are facing an exit essential crisis. we have the capacity and resources to... we are simply not doing enough. we must be honest about this, with ourselves, with each other and with the rest of the world. we have had decades to argue the facts about climate change. but the power of renewables, about the fine details of monitoring or cost—sharing, yet we have still failed to act with the conviction and determination required. that may be a hard truth, but it is the truth. another truth, we are entirely capable of turning this around if we so choose. excellencies, since

regard i call on the secretary-general to work on the basis of relevant united nations resolutions on protection including the resolution adopted during the general assembly emergency special summit held in june 2018 entitled uniting for peace. i call up on secretary-general to take all necessary steps towards gu developing an international 01 mechanism for protection as foreseen in his report of august 2018 and i call upon him to activate this mechanism on the borders of the occupied state of palestine including israel to avail our people of international protection. the borders of 1967 in parallel and in accordance with the aforementioned resolution i call upon the secretary-general to convene international peace conference in line with internationally recognized terms of reference and un resolutions and add these initiatives under the soule offices of the middle east quartet . ladies and gentlemen, to ensure that our initiative is time bound, we give israel the occupying power of one year to withdraw from the palestinian territories it occupied in 1967 including east jerusalem and we are ready to work through this year on the deviation of borders and s

he couldn't during the general assembly at the united nations, but now the meeting was scheduled for g 20 this coming weekend in rome. so the obvious question is if turkey was to declare these ambassadors persona non grata, including the american ambassador, what the u. s. president still meet a president and there do on and if he would shy away from doing that, what would the impact be on dervish markets? right, so why then would he do this at a time of rising inflation and financial instability in the likelihood of the turkish lira weakening even more? as a result of us it's really hard to figure out a president. hurdle on is obviously a man who has, who wears his emotions on his sleeve when he's angry. he's angry when he is happy, he's happy, but there's also a stylistic issue. his way of dealing with hard times, difficult time challenges have always been upping. the ante is a risk taker and he's taking a huge he, i think everyone is aware that he is taking a huge mega risk. but a usually a gets the ups the ante escalades of hoping that his counterparts would, you know, sort of ta

from the third last month when they were unsuccessful in securing a seat at the un general assembly by the united nationsng released are released for exercising their basic human rights, their opposition to this coup d' tat. they did not get released because they decided that this is a terrible thing that we have been doing, let us change course, they're doing it precisely because of pressure. the lesson for all of us the pressure has an impact in the claims that there are impervious to international pressure is false and it's very important for us to continue to focus on all three sources of pressure, money, revenue flow, weapons and legitimacy. and sources of pressure, money, revenue flow, weapons and legitimacy. and to understand this _ flow, weapons and legitimacy. and to understand this pressure _ flow, weapons and legitimacy. and to understand this pressure further, - understand this pressure further, which country or countries and the region are driving the decision to exclude myanmarfrom the region are driving the decision to exclude myanmar from the summit? was particularly keen to pressure the

implement the acknowledging that we, on the fringes of the un general assembly, an issue that south africa has been pushing for years. united nations reform. you have a scenario, for example, where the security council has a 5 permanent members giving then a greater power than other members of the united nations. is this a problem and is it's a soluble, is definitely a problem. i mean, how do you have a membership organization of over a 100 members and 5 have are huge veto and immense power. and it's a clear invitation to transformation and democratization. and i think this should be addressed. this is what sub africa and the african continent has been arguing for, for some years. we're not saying we have the solution, but we are saying a current format is undemocratic, yet that the solution to, to the cern. lack of balance within the united nations once again would appear to lie with those who are profiting most from it. it's very difficult for other countries like south africa to be able to introduce the type of reform that would transform the united nations into a more democratic body than it is at present. well, one of the less

. ♪ ♪♪ >> geraldo: the united nations go from the prehistoric to the ridiculous with their new video on climate change. feature as talking dinosaur, addressing the general assembly humans about global warming. >> i know a thing or two about extinction. going extinct is a bad thing. at least we had an asteroid. what is your excuse? you're headed for a climate disaster and yet every year governments spend hundreds of billions on fossil fuel subsidies. >> geraldo: sound like jack black to you? isn't the problem that the -- i was in l.a. when i first went to l.a. 20 years before you were born. i remember the skies were brown. it was horrible. i was 98, in beijing with clinton. again, chocolate skies. you can't deny that humans are affecting in a negative way the climate. isn't the real issue that the united states can't do it alone, that we can't sacrifice or pay for what china won't do, what india won't do? >> katie: i'd say l.a. does not have the same skies. beijing does that proves that a free market system in the united states, capitalist system can get rid of pollution that is different than trying to control the climate than pumping money in a global system. t

national power to diminish our standing and influence in the world. last month president biden told world leaders during his maiden u.n. general assembly speech that the united states, quote, is not seeking a cold war. well, the u.s. may not be seeking out a new cold war, but china is. so we shouldn't give them the shovel to bury us. when asked this week if china's hypersonic missile testing over the summer was a surprise, the u.s. officials, white house, press secretary general psaki joked that the biden administration welcomes stiff competition. businesses that are struggling under unfair competition from china didn't laugh at the press secretary's joke. intelligence analysts who watch week after week as china hacks its way to technological superiority know the competition is cheating. military leaders who stand to watch for us worry the united states public may be asleep at the wheel to this enormous threat. in 2001 then-senator biden said, quote, the united states welcomes the emergence of a prosperous integrated china on the global stage because we expect this is going to be a china that plays by the rules. president biden, china is not playing by the r