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president donald trump tells the united nations general assembly iran is one of the greatest security threats facing peace loving nations not only is iran the world's number one state sponsor of terrorism. but iran's leaders are fueling the tragic wars in both syria and yemen. blamed iran directly for the recent attack on a saudi oil plans and says it's tough economic sanctions on.

president donald trump has virtually targeted iran while speaking to world leaders gathered at the united nations general assembly he blamed iran directly for the recent attack on a saudi oil facility and announce what he calls 4 decades of failure and tehran's sense of islamic revolution. you're watching the news coming up next after a short break don't you news asia with the most such outcome by law bottom line on behalf of the entire news team thank you for spending this part of your ticket i'll be back at the top of the law. into. the small feats in the mind. where i come from. roggio remains an important town to solve crimes meeting new ones and for miche and when i was young my country was in brawl huge money conference the war throbbing people most people would cause of our own drudgery deceivers. it was my job to touring one of the not just say it's so thought everyone in the town. missed some tours that gives us. nothing cause in france admired known codea in jonathan morris on along even if it's not by us i was a twit and for me it was. my choice to discard because given their way toward transmittance p

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president donald trump tells the united nations general assembly for iran it is one of the greatest security threats facing peace loving nations. leaders around the world number one state sponsor of terrorism. but iran's leaders are fueling the tragic wars and both syria and yemen president trump blamed iran directly for the recent attack on a saudi oil facility and accuse the iranian leadership of having a blood lust while fostering global terrorism also coming up a full in a blow to british prime minister boris johnson all 11 judges agreed that his move to suspend parliament was unlawful jonson's out of the ruling will not get in the way of rights that. there are a lot of people who don't prostrate brits or there are a lot of people who basically go to school these countries coming on to be. so what options are now left. thank you very much for your company on leyla iraq we start our broadcast in new york where u.s. president donald trump has addressed the u.n. general assembly amid rising tensions with iran he blames iran directly for the recent attack on a saudi oil plant accusing the ir

president alsheim tells the united nations general assembly for iran it is one of the greatest security threats facing peace loving nations. own leaders around the world's number one state sponsor of terrorism. on iran's leaders are fueling the tragic wars or both syria and yemen president trump blamed iran directly for the recent attack on a saudi oil facility and accused the iranian leadership of having a blood lust while fostering a global terrorist.

iran's president will be in the united states monday now that he has a visa. world leaders will gather in new york for the annual united nations general assembly. iran will request about 120 visas for its delegation and that the state department rejected about 40 of them citing ties to the irgc. neil? >> neil: rich, thanks. rich edson on all of these fast-moving developments. the president is trying to show restraint here and certainly no hint of military response or action to last week's attack on those facilities in saudi arabia. the read right now from national security consultant rebecca heinrick. he's being very cautious about this. this seemed to be going after the country's central bank. for now, that is it. obviously there's discussions continuing. but sort of handicap what you've heard thus far. >> yeah, i mean i know the president is also receiving some military options ranging from covert options, cyber attack, possibly providing targeting for the saudis to conduct a counter attack against targets inside iran. trying to make sure it's proportion natural, not to escalate it and to get the iranians stand down so that they shouldn't cont

the world leaders gathered at the united nations general assembly he blamed iran directly for the recent attack on a saudi oil plants and announced what he called 4 decades of failure into iran since the islamic revolution. in washington that when is coming up next after a short break to our africa news and business shows of the rock n roll and thank you for spending part of getting. hurt 1st in your school in the film. or 1st clueless. and then the doors grand moment arrives join the ring in turning on her journey to freedom you know we're going to return to toronto numbering in time returns home. mum. will go to the girl next new to china. good line of story. with exclusive. the must see concerning hard drive. to be curious minds. do it yourself networkers the. subscribers don't miss out on. the. german courts appear to out caught up with the europe's biggest carmaker prosecutors have charged the c.e.o. of 5 dogs and 2 other top executives with fraud over the diesel scandal but is it too little too late. also on the show lashon bird agriculture eats up thousands of hectares of forest i

united nations. as hilary lane reports, the president addressed a number of hot button international issues. at the forefront, iran. >> reporter: president trump took aim at iran during his address to global leaders at the united nations general assembly. >> not only is iran the number one state sponsor of terrorism but iran's leaders are fueling the tragic war ins syria and yemen. >> reporter: the u.s. blames iran for recent attacks on saudi oil facilities. sanctions against teheran have been increased but there has been no military response from the u.s. or saudi arabia. >> hoping to free itself from sanctions, the regime has escalated its violent and unprovoked aggression. as long as iran's menacing behavior continues, sanctions will not be lifted. >> reporter: the president also addressed the on-going u.s. trade dispute with china. he called for a campaign to reform international trade. >> not only has china declined to adopt reforms, it has embraced an economic battle dependent on massive market barriers. heavy state subsidies. currency manipulation. >> reporter: this was the president's third address to the world body. this time, he took a softer tone saying the u.s. is not looking for conflict. >> we desire peace, cooperation,

neil, he's going to be headed up to new york on sunday for the united nations general assembly. iran no plans of meeting with iran. he had said it was possible. >> are you getting any indication that, i know what you said the two sides officially don't talk about meeting with one another and the supreme leader said we'll never talk to this president when he talks like this. the president holds out hope that iran will come to his senses. does he believe that? do the people around him think this might work. that's one of the questions he got, if these sanctions are imposed what's next? is military action the only option on the table? the president didn't want to get into what his potential retaliations options were going to be. only that he would stick for the sanctions. he's stuck on the sanctions track now for several months. we'll be interested to see whether that changes next meeting. neil: i know i'm hitting you with a lot, but the cash flow, essentially shutting down their federal reserve, their central bank, but we know from iran that it has a black market and a lot of people su

president was keen to point out to the united nations general assembly. --in iran to in response to iran's attack on oil facilities, we just imposed the harshest sanctions. act.ations have a duty to no responsible government should 's bloodlust.n iranian leaders have said they want to counter a new coalition in the gulf that the pentagon says will protect shipping. they iranians want to find a way to avoid u.s. sanctions on iran's exports. france has been working to save the 2016 nuclear deal that president trump withdrew from. the company answer plan allowed iran to exchange oil in exchange for curbing nuclear activities. iran has been saying european countries need to find a way around u.s. sanctions, but european leaders are growing increasingly frustrated with iran's failure to comply with parts of the deal. sanctions against the oil and banking sector are taking their toll. may bent rouhani calculating that the release will lead to some relief and show european leaders that engaging with iran can have positive outcomes. the british prime minister has been refe

really targets iran at the united nations general assembly . leaders around the world. stricter. calderon's leaders are feeling to be tragic wars in both syria and yemen. trungpa blamed iran directly for the recent attack on a saudi oil plant accusing the iranian leadership of having quote blood lust also on the show. based.

but the unable to say definitively whether that is iran or not but also the timing of this briefing it comes before the united nations general assembly where countries are talking to iran especially france and european countries are needing negotiations in trying to deescalate tensions between the united states and iran but he also took aim at them and said that we've told countries that if you offer iran alternatives in terms of payments to circumvent those united states sanctions then you are only encouraging them to support terrorism and fund terrorism so very much so he's singing from the same hymn book as the united states from this briefing you can tell that the saudi arabia support the sanctions but they want more sanctions but he didn't go as far as to say that they want military action much yet but they're trying to get international support garner international opposition to iran but yet the iranians will be looking on and they know they're confident that the reins are confident that they were not behind this attack all right as it big in tehran thank you for that let's go to our correspondent in washington now john hendren

iran wants to talk. whether that will happen later this month at the united nations general assembly is still uncertain. iran's president is still urging the u.s. to make the first move by ending financial penalties against the islamic republic. rich edson has details tonight. >> iran's president says president trump should drop sanctions against his country just like he dropped his national security advisor. >> americans have to realize that warmongering and warmongers are not to their benefit. they should not only abandon warmongering but also abandon their maximum pressure policy. >> instead they announced iranian proxies. iran's foreign minister said the administration is "declared further escalation of economic terrorism against iran. there is for war and maximum pressure should go with the warmongering chief." it is also a question of whether the iranian president will meet president trump at the united nations general assembly in two weeks. the u.s. must lift sanctions first. >> president trump: we hope we can make a deal and if we can't make a deal, that's fine, too. >> the nuclear watchdog has u

united states could impose financial penalties on them for trading with iran but even though they may not have practical impacts they are a hindrance to french led european efforts at the united nations general assembly to try and deescalate the u.s. iran tensions and said big live in the iranian capital thank you. that's a zimbabwe where doctors say they're going to continue striking despite the reappearance of their union leader activists say he is one of dozens have been abducted this year alone many of them are organizers of protests that are complaining about the state of the economy r m a tassel reports are from the capital harare show us some of the injuries he's. all but says he was abducted 3 months ago taken to a secluded area and beaten for going izing a teachers' strike of a pay and he suspects his kidnappers were state security agents this to dominica to be removed after everything the clothes everything and the. slick some robuchon words which they were using to assault me to to show me all over my body they were forcing me to all over the place. and. orbit is one of dozens of people who rights groups say had been abducted in zimbabwe millions of people are struggling with soaring infla

. >> reporter: the escalating tensions hover over the united nation's general assembly after the u.s. blamed iran for the attack on saudi oil facilities last weekend iran showing off its military might in a parade demanding the u.s. leave the region with the pentagon set to deploy a small number of troops to saudi arabia soon and new sanctions slapped on iran's national bank. it's the backdrop to the week's gathering of world leaders in new york with the u.s. looking to build a diplomatic coalitione centerpiece of the president's address to the assembly tomorrow >> iran, if you look, that's really been the state of terror. i've been saying that's the number one state of terror in the world. >> reporter: another big issue here, climate with the president making a brief appearance at a climate session attended by teen activist greta thunberg. >> you have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words. we are in the beginning of a mass extinction and all you can talk about is the money and fairy tales of eternal economic growth how dare you >> reporter: nuclear talks with north korea are an

president donald trump virtually targets iran at the united nations general assembly. leaders around the world come. to terms. with iran he leaders are fueling the tragic wars in both syria and yemen. trungpa blamed iran directly for the recent attack on a saudi oil plant accusing the iranian leadership of having quote blood lust also on the show. a supreme court bombshell and a major blow to british prime minister boris johnson 11 of the most senior judges in the u.k. find his move to suspend parliament unlawful force just a fowl's the ruling will not get in the way of threats and. i mean this guy there are a lot of people who want to prostrate breadstick there are a lot of people who basically want to stop this country coming out to be you decide what options does prime minister boris johnson now have. a very warm welcome. always start with u.s. president donald trump who just moments ago addressed the u.n. general assembly amid rising tensions with iran he cautioned countries from supporting the iranian. government and urged iranian leaders to seize what he called un

and french president emmanuel has been speaking about iran at the united nations general assembly and he also said that it would be a last opportunity of iranian president hassan rouhani left the united states without meeting the u.s. president well earlier on u.s. president donald trump was speaking about iran and he denounced what he described as the country's bloodloss so it's not a tall clear if such meeting is possible or even a remote prospect at this point but those are the headlines he started out as there . didn't you astray from the 4th story let's go say that no chinese in terms of the laws we bring you the stories and developments that are rightfully changing the world we live in what's more the laws of piracy are you counting the cost on al-jazeera. as our longlasting tradition and culture. is our family centered lifestyle. my ethiopia is our earth and the sets.

iran, iranian leaders continue to deny it. president trump hasn't ruled out meeting with the iranian leader next week at the united nations general assemblymedia in iran says their government officials will not meet with the u.s. finally the president suggests that any retaliation will be proportional and in coordination with saudi arabia. liz? elizabeth: edward, thank you very much. we're also tracking news coming in, reports coming in that there could be protests at scott mcnealy's mansion. he's one of the co founders of sun microsystems. president trump is attending a fundraiser there. we will track that story for you. to the attack on saudi oil facilities that knocked out half its production and hit oil prices. but oil dropping 5% in trading today as saudi arabia now says its oil production is rapidly returning to pre-attack levels. saudi arabia calling on the u.n. to investigate the attacks. the u.n. general assembly kicking off today. this as secretary of state mike pompeo is headed to saudi arabia to talk about the response. retired four star general jack keane went through the options with us last night. >> this administration wil

president trump says iran is lashing out at other countries for the problems it has created. speaking at the united nations general assembly in new york today, the president said iran is fueling wars in syria and yemen, and squandering its wealth in a "fanatical quest for nuclear weapons." >> no responsible government should subsidize iran's bloodlust. as long as iran's menacing behavior continues, sanctions will not be lifted. they will be tightened. mark: mr. trump told those gathered wise leaders but the future of their own people and country first. president trump is reiterating he will not accept a bad trade deal with china. the president said he is still hopeful an agreement can be reached that will be beneficial to both countries. he accused china of trying to "game the system." parliament resumed its deliberations wednesday at 11:30 a.m. there will be sufficient time for emergency debates following the u.k.'s supreme court ruling the government suspension of parliament was illegal and void. prime mr. boris johnson says he strongly disagrees with the court's ruling, and jeremy corbyn told his conference prime mr. jo

the israeli foreign minister spoke at the 74th session of the united nations general assembly in new york city. he focused his remarks on iran, saying the nation was responsible for an attack on a saudi oil field, and calling it the world's biggest sponsor of terrorism. [voice of translator] i now introduce israel katz, foreign minister of israel. [applause] israel katz excellent -- israel: excellencies, ladies and katz, stand, israel here today at the podium of the united nations as the foreign minister of the state of israel. me, this is a very moving moment. in 1947, the u.n. recognized the right of the jewish people to its own state in the land of israel. 71 years ago we established the state of israel. we have defended and developed our homeland and today the state of israel is the wrong -- is strong on defense, a nation that leads in many fields. israel is a real democracy for all of its citizens, jewish and non-jewish alike. theel is the nationstate of jewish people, based on thousands of years of jewish history and the right of the jewish people to its own u.n.and, just as the decided 72 years ago. the president of t

. >>> the president of iran is expected to speak at the united nations general assembly later today. s speech yesterday, calling iran a nation of blood lust. iran has been accused of attacking saudi oil facilities and shooting down an american drone. french president emmanuel macron has met separately with the iranian leader and president trump this week, pushing for a meeting with the the united states and iran. iran's president says only agree to a meeting if the u.s. lifts sanctions. >> we had an agreement mr. trump exited. >> the white house hasn't commented whether the president would be open to meeting with iran's president. volodymyr zelenskyy zelenskyy. >>> it contto burn part of that reserve. been there through this morning for an update, ali. >> reporter: 20 to 25 fire trucks and crews responding to this fire. four alarm fire started at 3:00 this morning, we have new aerial

iran. this comes as the iranian president, hassan rouhani, accuses the united states of merciless economic terrorism. the president hassan rouhani spoke with the united nations general assemblyaid iran will not negotiate a new nuclear deal with the united states right now. >> translator: our response to any negotiation under sanctions is negative. the government and people of iran have remained steadfast against the harshest sanctions in the past one and a half years and will never negotiate with an enemy. >> shepard: hassan rouhani also said the region is on what he called the brink of collapse of that one mistake could fuel the fire. all of this after president trump told the u.n. general assembly iran was one of the greatest threats to the planet. it also comes as more u.s. allies say they backed the ministrations claimed that iran was behind an attack on saudi arabia's oil industry earlier this month. fox news sunday anchor chris wallace is here. he interviewed the iranian president yesterday. they have stuck to that line of no negotiations under sanctions while the white house is saying the sanctions are going to cripple them. give us a minute. >> they didn't have to li

. >>> iran's president says he will offer a regional peace plan during his visit to the united nations general assembly plan has iran leading efforts in the strategic persian gulf. for now back to "dateline." >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." i'm craig melvin. convicted killer randolph dial was serving a life sentence in an oklahoma state prison. his security status had been lowered to allow him to run a unique art program, but it also aalthouu aallowed him to escape and take bobbi parker with him. now their life together posing as a married couple was under a microscope. investigators were about to follow a trail of clues that would lead them to a surprising conclusion. >> randolph dial, the convicted killer who busted out of prison, was back behind bars. his hostage, bobbi parker, was reunited with her family after more than ten years as dial's captive. it seemed like a happy ending to an incredible story. but from the day bobbi disappeared, some people had doubts about what really happened to her. one of them was her husband's former boss, warden jack cowley. did you suspect bobbi parker had a h

president today he put the global lens on iran at the united nations general assembly he castigated the islamic republic for what he said is state sponsorship of terrorism and he also fired verbal shots at china within the u.s. is currently engaged in a trade war all of this within the walls of a global leadership institution created to ease and resolve conflict. john was some meat to use if the u.n. general assembly for catching up on their sleep on the u.n. secretary general shelton needs to issue a stern warning. i hear the possibility of a good night for auction. the world splitting into we did 2 largest economies on hers creating 2 separate and competing well we to be their own dominant currency trading financial rules their own internet and our official intelligence capacities and their own 0 geopolitical and military strategies and i hope those words of caution seem to have little effect the united nations and every now meant for multilateral cooperation turned into a stage for a national agenda especially us president donald trump was eager to point fingers 1st he lashed out at

united states and around the world, welcome. u.s. president donald trump today put the global lens on iran at the united nations general assembly. he castigated the islamic republic for what he called state sponsorship of terrorism. he also fired a verbal broadside at china, with the u.s. engaged in a trade war. all of this within the walls of a global leadership institution created to ease and resolve the very conflictsts trump was talkg about.t. >> while some look less than thrilled by the second day of the u.n. general assembly, the yuan secretary-general felt the need to issue a stern warning. >> i fear the possibility of a great fracture, the world splitting in two, with a two largest economies on earth creating two separate and competing worlds, which with our own dominant currency, trade, and financial rules, their own artificial intelligence capacity -- capacities and their own geopolitical and military strategies. reporter: those words of caution seem to have little effect. the united nations, meant for cooperation turned into a stage for national agendas. especially u.s. president donald trump who was eager to point fi

a visa for iranian president hassan ronnie to travel to new york for the united nations general assembly. the official says iran requested around 120 visas, state rejected about 40 tiding them exciting ties to the irg c. bret. >> bret: we will be up at the u.n. general assembly next week, which adds in at the state apartment, thanks. there is still no firm plan for getting a new government in israel. tuesday's election results have left neither prime minister benjamin not netanyahu or his opponent with enough votes to claim power in the discussion of a third election is being discussed. trey yingst has the latest from jerusalem tonight. >> is the deadlock over the israeli elections drags on, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu met his opponent, former army chief for the first time in months at a ceremony marking the three year anniversary of former prime minister and president 's death. the two shook hands as netanyahu cracked a smile and then he stood stoic. in between them was israeli president who will give one candidate than odd likely next week to start building a government. netanyahu, who is facing

national security advisor now, robert o'brien. then we have iran potentially not coming to the united nations general assembly at all. it depends on the visas that are due to be issued by the u.s.. iran says it is not coming if it does not get those in the next few hours. where our people most likely to meet, or are all meetings off the table now except between the u.s. and saudi? yousef: at the moment, the understanding is that the meetings are very unlikely. you can find some intermediaries like switzerland that could be playing a role, and have in the past. at this point it will come down to potential he escalation before de-escalation, and how one of the top officials told me here on the sidelines of an sometimes, for breakthrough, you need a little more tension without triggering a wider conflagration. one thing on the ground here in riyadh and beyond is that there is no interest in something bigger. there is a clear understanding that an attack would set off a fire that would be very difficult to control, which is why there is so much caution. but with that being said, the fact that you have this case being buil

and french president emanuel has been speaking about iran at the united nations general assembly and he also said that it would be a lost opportunity of iranian president hassan rouhani left the united states without meeting the u.s. president while earlier on the us president donald trump was speaking about iran and he denounced what he describes as the country's bloodloss so it's not a tall clear if such meeting is possible or even a remote prospect at this point but those are the headlines he started out as their . you astray from the word story let's go say that no child is in the let's bring you the stories and developments that are rightly changing the world we live in. the lies of piracy. counting the cost. 0. is our. last and cultures. our. lifestyle. our authenticity. we are definitely part of the reform process the reason i'm sitting right here is part of the reform process. the reason i've actually i mean. to. be part of this conversation is part of the reform. you have always been known for. the past. had an unfortunate. where we lost. people head and we have not done eno

department issued visas for rouhani and his foreign minister to attend the united nations general assembly next week. after threatening irane how to respond to the attack. >>> a new jersey man has been charged with scouting terrorism targets in new york and other cities for hezbollah. possible locations included the new york stock exchange, times square, airports, tunnels, and bridges. prosecutors say alexi saab was trained to look for soft spots and targets to maximize damage. authorities say he has been part of hezbollah for more than 20 years. he first came to the u.s. from lebanon in 2000, becoming a citizen in 2008. >>> the nation's death toll in connection to vaping is now at least eight people. the most recent fatality was announced as we learned the fda's criminal investigations unit is helping look into vaping-related cases which have been reported in 38 states. a congressional panel will hold a hearing on vaping next week. abc's linsey davis has more. >> reporter: local officials are reporting the first vaping-related death in missouri. they say bringing the nationwide death toll to eight. this as the cdc sounds

counterpart hassan rouhani later this month at the united nations general assembly but the government spokesperson earlier where he reiterated iran's position and that is that no meeting will take place between has some rouhani and donald trump until the united states relieves these sanctions imposed on iran and come back to the nuclear agreement which they abandoned last year that's the position here in this move is being seen as another attempt to try and force iran back to this negotiating table john bolton and he is an economist and former deputy prime minister of jordan he says the situation will continue to evolve. pronouncements made by president donald trump yesterday and that seem it did not actually affect the market told on the contrary of the market has shown volatility between one minute and the other but still it is on the rise so therefore i think that. an increase of 2 almost 20 percent in the price of w t i or the price of brant mix is an indication that the market is still jittery and does not feel does not feel calm about this so it is an erratic situation where the office of iraq's prime minister says u.s. secre

united nations general assembly in new york. starting about 7:15 our time. he is expected to make iran a big focus of his address. president came to new york with a mission to build and international coalition to oppose iran. but still not clear whether he has enough support i've mong allies to reach a consensus on taking action. president trump is due to speak at 7:15 this morning. and ktvu will bring you coverage of the address throughout the newscast. this morning. >>> back in washington, d.c., more democrats now calling for beginning impeachment proceedings against president trump. today, house democrats are meeting and they will talk about the latest allesurroundin the president of ukraine. but as doug luzader reports, the president says he did nothing wrong. >> reporter: more and more democrats on capitol hill are talking about impeachment. and maybe reaching critical mass. president trump said the first day at united nations general assembly in new york saying he was unconcerned about what's brewing in washington. . >> how serious do you tay impeachment. >> not at all. >> reporter: but democrats say it's s

decisions necessary to achieve our objectives both trump and iran's president hassan rouhani plan to attend a united nations general assembly meeting this week but trump says they won't be talking to each other ever on the sample completely but i have that baby with iran denies any role in this saudi oil attacks who the rebels in yemen say they are responsible in our valley more tensions have risen since the u.s. pulled out of a 2050 nuclear agreement with iran last year the u.s. says its maximum pressure campaign is working but there are few tangible signs of progress since then iran has shot down a u.s. drone and the u.s. has blamed iran for attacks on oil tankers on the saudi oil site with the united states sending hundreds of troops reinforcements as well as anti missile defense systems to both saudi arabia and the united arab emirates iran's foreign minister sounds pessimistic i'm not confident that we can avoid a war. i'm confident that we would not stalked one. but i'm confident that. we do want to finish it so this standoff continues. say they want to end with words not weapons john hendren old you 0 washington yeme

. >>> president trump will be addressing world leaders at the united nations general assembly. he is expected to talk about iran america first policy for world affairs. allie rasmus is here in the studio to explain why world leaders alley will listen very closely here. >>> looking at clues on how they may respond to possible conflict in the middle east. in his speech today there going to talk about iran and venezuela. they're going to affirm america's leadership role. they unexpectedly attended a session on climate change only to walk out after about 10 minutes. in past years president trump has surprised the local community and the public with some comments that he has made his own speeches. two years ago in his address he addressed kendra noon as rocket man. and made this claim about his presidential record. >>> in less than two years, my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country. >> it drew laughs from some the other heads of state in the audience but he is repeatedly said that he is not interested in the approval of world leaders and u.s. interests are

president trump expected to make his case to the united nations general assembly later this morning to keep pressure up on iransting democrats' new impeachment push over his phone call with ukrainian leader. lauren: garrett tenney is in washington with all the details. >> reporter: good morning. whenever the president has a phone call with another world leader there will be a couple other people listening in on the call. in this case, a source familiar with the situation tells us the whistleblower who made the complaint was not one of those people and that is clear in the complaint itself, that the whistleblower did not have firsthand knowledge of the call between president trump and the ukraine leader. president trump argued the uproar over the phone call is the latest witch hunt by the democrats and says while the white house is considering a release of a transcript of the phone call, there are concerns about doing it. >> i don't think it's a great precedent to be releasing calls with foreign countries, heads of foreign countries. i don't think it's a great precedent. so i didn't say i would release it at al

vonnie: we want to get to the united nations general assembly in new york now. iran's president hassan rouhani is speaking now. let's listen in. rouhani: -- are certainly doomed. as a gets to the u.s. disruptive plans, the islamic republic of iran's cooperation on security and counterterrorism decisive.so much declare example of such an withach is our cooperation russia and turkey. within the format on the syrian crisis and our peace proposal for yemen, in view of our active cooperation with the special envoys of the secretary-general of the united nations, as well to facilitate reconciliation talks among the yemen parties with the four , whichn countries resulted in the conclusion of the stockholm peace accords. distinguished participants, i hail from a country that has resisted the most merciless and has terrorism defended its right to science and and technology develop and's. the u.s. government, while imposing extraterritorial sanctions and threats against other nations, has made a lot of effort to deprive iran from the advantages of participating in the global eco

decisions necessary to achieve our objectives both trump and iran's president hassan rouhani plan to attend a united nations general assembly meeting this week but trump says they won't be talking to each other ever on the sabbath completely but i have know it was just a baby with iran denies any role in this saudi oil attacks who the rebels in yemen say they are responsible in our valley more tensions have risen since the u.s. pulled out of a 2050 nuclear agreement with iran last year the u.s. says its maximum pressure campaign is working but there are few tangible signs of progress since then iran has shot down a u.s. drone and the u.s. has blamed iran for attacks on oil tankers on the saudi oil site with the united states sending hundreds of troops reinforcements as well as anti missile defense systems to both saudi arabia and the united arab emirates iran's foreign minister sounds pessimistic i'm not confident that we can avoid a war. i'm confident that we would not stalked war but i'm confident that whoever starts one with not be the one who finishes it so this standoff continues which both sides say they want to end w

address to the united nations general assembly assessing that the future belongs to those he called patriots and not globalists here again to game a china and its trade policies as well as iran. all nations have a duty to. know responsible government should subsidise iran's blood lust. as long as iran's menacing behavior continues sanctions will not be lifted they will be tightened. iran's leaders will have turned a proud nation into just another cautionary tale. of what happens when a ruling class abandons its people and embarks on a crusade for personal power. and riches the supreme court of britain has ruled the prime minister boris johnson acted unlawfully when he suspended parliament's earlier this month opposition leader jeremy corbin has called on johnson to resign parliament's is no set serious your own weapons say. police in indonesia as proper region say they found several bodies sons are burned buildings bringing the death toll for one rest to at least $26.00 the violence was sparked by allegations that a teacher insulted an indigenous students. the spain supreme court has ruled the government can exclude the remains of former leader general francisco franco he cu

back to iran that has an iranian president rouhani due to address the united nations general assembly within the hour we know that france's president emmanuel mccrum was pushing for a meeting between rouhani and the u.s. president donald trump but it seems that iran's foreign minister scratched that idea german serif that's something the reuters news agency that the possibility of that is is 0 it looks like that that meeting isn't going to happen. yeah that's the latest comment from the iranian foreign minister on this subject all week that's basically been his permit position i was at a breakfast with him on monday and he made it clear that unless the u.s. fundamentally changed its position that there would be no meeting if there was to be a meeting it would have happened really here he said because it would he wanted a meeting that took place with others present he said they weren't just going to give president trump a handshake after everything that had happened for p.r. reasons so i think that meeting is definitely off but worth listening obviously very closely to the iranian pres

set to address the united nations general assembly minutes from now. iranthat speech. it's the 10:00 hour eastern time. i'm sandra smith. >> bill: the president arriving a short time ago at the u.n. with an urgent message for the world. band together and stand up against tehran. so overnight the u.k., germany and now france from joined the u.s. in blaming iran for the drone attack on the saudi oil facility. the president entered a moment ago and took questions, a lot of them. a lot of shouts and a lot of reporters gagling on the side and he addressed the ukraine controversy and said this. >> president trump: i think it's ridiculous. a witch hunt. i'm leading in the polls. the only way they can stop me is try to impeachment. never been a thing like this before. it's nonsense. when you see the call and the read-out of the call, which i assume you'll see at some point, you'll understand. >> bill: dana perino and k.t. mcfarland, great to have both of you and a big good morning to you. what would you expect from the address today? >> i think for me i was going t

minutes ago, president trump addressed world leaders at the united nations general assembly where he called on other countries to unite in confronting iran all nations have a duty to act. no responsible government should subsidize iran's blood lust. as long as iran's menacing behavior continues, sanctions will not be lifted. >> the president slammed china's trade practices and warned against illegal immigration. paula reed is at the u.n.p what was most striking about the president's speech? >> it was a contrast to what we've heard so far at the u.n. the president came here with an america first agenda, but we haven't heard too much about american policies. most of what we heard from the president is about american political drama and taken every opportunity to make unproven attacks against his political rival former vice president joe biden. but in this speech we heard none of that. instead he pivoted to the substance of this event. he talked about afghanistan, about china, about venezuela. notably he did mention iran, but he did not directly blame them for the recent attack on saudi arabia. he kept making this point that he believes in

government is being seen as an attempt to pressure iran back to the negotiating table to have this meeting at the united nations general assembly between the u.s. president donald trump and his iranian counterpart that is something that the iranian president has said will not happen in the near future because the united states cannot bully iran into negotiating this nuclear deal again the iranians have said until the united states changes its policy towards iran this meeting will never take place. police refused to gas on protesters in hong kong tens of thousands of people would be marching in the city in defiance of a band they're continuing their push for political reform it is the 1st mass rally since that was drawn of an extradition billed by chief executive kerry lam it was organized by the civil and human rights front still millions of people in the weekend marches over the past few months sarah clarke has the latest from whole cloth. we saw some clashes between the police and the protesters and the protesters were throwing bricks petrol bombs within the actual government headquarters building that's when the riot police

president trump has been at the united nations nations where he struck a softer tone on iran during his speech at the u.n. general assembly is up short of urging any specific action over the attack on saudi oil facilities which the west blames on tehran. u.s. president donald trump has said all along he suspects the rand is behind the attack on saudi oil sites but at the u.n. he refrained from threatening military action opting instead to turn up i cannot make pressure in response to iran's recent attack on saudi arabian oil facilities we just impose the highest level of sanctions on iran central bank and sovereign wealth fund. all nations have a duty to act. no responsible government should subsidize iran's blood lust. as long as iran is menacing behavior continues sanctions will not be lifted. germany along with britain and france have joined the us in pointing the finger at iran and the whatever it was that chancellor angela merkel used at the gathering of world leaders to hold separate talks on the sidelines with both donald trump and iranian president hassan rouhani. it is because not i would very much welcome talks

government is being seen as an attempt to pressure iran back to the negotiating table to have this meeting at the united nations general assembly between the u.s. president donald trump and his iranian counterpart that is something that the iranian president has said will not happen in the near future because the united states cannot bully iran into negotiating this nuclear deal again the iranians have said until the united states changes its policy towards iran this meeting will never take place but is used tear gas on protesters in hong kong tens of thousands of people have been marching in the city in defiance of their continuing their push for political reform it's the 1st must rally since the withdrawal of an extradition bill by a chief executive. has organized but the civil human rights front of it is drawn millions of people to its weekend marches over the past few months or top joining me live from hong kong when we were talking about this about an hour ago sir you were saying that there was a risk that these protests may turn violent what's been happening. well it certainly has in the last hour or so hundreds of riot p

counterpart hassan rouhani later this month at the united nations general assembly but the government spokesperson earlier where he reiterated iran's position and that is that no meeting will take place between me and donald trump until the united states relieves these sanctions are imposed on iran and come back to the nuclear agreement which they abandoned last year that's the position here in this move is being seen as another attempt to try and force iran back to this negotiating table meanwhile the u.s. energy secretary is the latest washington official to blame iran for the attack on sunday and. i want to reiterate the united states whole heartedly can. iran to take. on the kingdom of saudi arabia. and we call other nations to do the same. here is an acceptable try acceptable and they must be held responsible. make no mistake about it. this was a deliberate attack on the global economy. and the global energy market. the leaders of turkey russia and iran are meeting in ankara hoping to find a political solution to the war in syria the summit focuses on it live that's the last rebel held area government forces backed by russia h

on c-span three, our live coverage from the united nations general assembly continues with a speech from the president of iran. at 10:00, the house judiciary committee looks at military and and theirpe weapons use in recent mass shootings in el paso and dayton. coming up, virginia congressman ben klein on speaker pelosi's announcement that the house will begin a former impeachment -- a formal

decisions necessary to achieve our objectives both trump and iran's president hassan rouhani plan to attend a united nations general assembly meeting this week but trump says they won't be talking to each other ever on the sample completely but i have that is a baby with iran denies any role in this saudi oil attacks who the rebels in yemen say they are responsible in our valley more tensions have risen since the u.s. pulled out of a 2050 nuclear agreement with iran last year the u.s. says its maximum pressure campaign is working but there are few tangible signs of progress since then iran has shot down a u.s. drone and the u.s. has blamed iran for attacks on oil tankers on the saudi oil site with the united states sending hundreds of troop reinforcements as well as anti missile defense systems to both saudi arabia and the united arab emirates iran's foreign minister sounds pessimistic i'm not confident that we can avoid a war. i'm confident that we would not stalked one. but i'm confident that whoever starts with not be the one who finishes it so this standoff continues with both sides say they want to end with words not w

>> jonathan, i don't think you can go into the united nations general assembly and say we want to eliminate iran. i think there's an official position that the united states government has, whether it's re realistic, whether we can actually solve -- i agree with you iran is the rogue regime and the biggest lie of the obama administration was that rouhani was a moderate and we could do business with him. it wasn't ever going to happen, but that was the basis on which they sold the jcpoa to begin with. >> aren't you describing regime change then? isn't that what the u.s. said they don't want? >> again, i think there is an official position that we want a better deal. what jonathan is saying it's never going to work. david: go ahead walid. >> make a quick comment, if it was only a technical matter about the nukes, then yes, that's the issue. we had south africa and ukraine in the past 25 years ago they ran after the united nations and said please come and take our nukes, but it is more than the nukes. it is about iran's militias in lebanon, syria and iraq and yemen. this is where the real negotiati