pushing this one line and it makes me think about retaliation because you know zarif said that as well we will respond swiftly what do you think a retaliation could look like because you've got this other theater of war don't you you've got yemen which we know the iranians and the saudis and over and over i think there's two ways of retaliation when i call it we have capitalization in the event iran this comes after two days of being of announcing the department of justice report on on and terrorism where they attack iraq so iran will come with allies on this by saying to the world look you accuse us of being there isn't look we are targeted in terrorism so they would become better allies ation as part of retaliation on them by saying we are a victim as others are written so recently there will be coverage that i was in this there that i think the other way of. it would be actually criticizing the countries working with the united states in particular because there is always in that in the last few months there was always a position of tech theories of being responsible of terrorism an

by the israeli prime minister foreign minister zarif took to twitter as he often does and said that no arts and crafts show by the israeli leader will hide the fact that he in fact has a secret nuclear program the foreign minister of iran alleges and then in the middle east it's israel that has an atomic arsenal that it should confess to and open up for international inspectors to take a look at that's coming from the foreign minister in new york from the foreign ministry spokesman here in teheran we heard the first response from behar on kasumi who called the allegations in that's in the speech false and farcical he then pointed to the international atomic energy agency the u.n. watchdog responsible for all things related to nuclear issues and he said that in the in the years since the twenty fifteen nuclear deal was signed the i.a.e.a. has carried out twelve thorough inspections and each time has given iran a clean bill of health and has said that iran is in compliance with the twenty fifteen nuclear deal so you know the same kind of response from iran to the same kind of allegations

by the israeli prime minister foreign minister zarif took to twitter as he often does and said that no arts and crafts show by the israeli leader will hide the fact that he in fact has a secret nuclear program the foreign minister of iran alleges and that in the middle east it's israel that has atomic arsenal that it should confess to and open up for international inspectors to take a look at that's coming from the foreign minister in new york from the foreign ministry spokesman here in teheran we heard the first response from behar on kasumi who called the allegations in that and yahoo speech false and farcical he then pointed to the international atomic energy agency the u.n. watchdog responsible for all things related to nuclear issues and he said that in the in the years since the twenty fifteen nuclear deal was signed the i.a.e.a. has carried out twelve thorough inspections and each time has given iran a clean bill of health and has said that iran is in compliance with the twenty fifteen nuclear deal so you know the same kind of response from iran to the same kind of allegations w

iran's foreign minister javad zarif joins me in a moment. also, how to fight back against vladimir putin. lessons from petro poroshenko, the president of ukraine. his nation is literally on the front lines of russian aggression, and how to handle immigration from across the globe. i'll talk with mexico's president, switzerland's president and new zealand's prime minister on their views about one of the most divisive issues today. >>> but first, here is my take. president trump's speech on tuesday at the u.n. was an intelligent, at times eloquent presentation of his america first world view. he laid out an approach of pursuing narrow self-interest over broader global ones and action over multilateral cooperation. he might not realize as he withdraws america from these global arenas, the rest of the world is moving on without washington. wittingly or not, donald trump seems to be hastening the arrival of a post american world. take one of his first major actions, pulling out of the transpacific partnership. this sweeping trade deal was an atte

are here in iran and according to friday morning remarks from a top aide of iran's foreign minister zarif the three leaders are expected to sign a document that is expected to then govern their ongoing military involvement in syria as well as the sort of regulations that they may implement for the return of refugees displaced by the conflict there's also talk of the formation of a committee to look into syrian people that were arrested by the government as well as people who have gone missing during this conflict so there seems to be a focus on the preservation of humanitarian concerns as well as civilian lives but humanitarian groups and aid workers ahead of this trilateral summit has said that all of the governments involved in syria need to do more to focus on preserving civilian spaces as well as human life. the world is not doing enough to help people displaced by war that was the message during a visit by the un high commissioner for refugees legal ground he was into ran to meet with foreign minister zarif and other senior leaders his trip just days before the presidents of iran rus

it was really the foreign minister's tweet or shortly after the netanyahu speech foreign minister zarif tweeted that may have really spelled out what many people in the room at the u.n. may have been thinking at the time of the israeli leader speech in his tweet. that the foreign minister of iran said that no arts and crafts show would really obscure or hide the fact that in the middle east israel is the only country with the allegation is a secret nuclear program and zarif also said that it's israel that is known or alleged to have an actual atomic arsenal now went on to say israel and prime minister netanyahu should confess to that fact and open up their own country to international inspectors i suppose the big question is whether this claim of nest of this new tale wet house whether it's already ninety eight says if indeed it is true. well certainly now it will be up to the i.a.e.a. to really request iran to to open its doors to the facility in those photographs which iran has maintained over and over again it is more than open to any inspections by the i.a.e.a. they enjoy a very coo

by the israeli prime minister foreign minister zarif took to twitter as he often does and said that no arts and crafts show by the israeli leader will hide the fact that he in fact has a secret nuclear program the foreign minister of iran alleges and that in the middle east it's israel that has an atomic arsenal that it should confess to and open up for international inspectors to take a look at now that's coming from the foreign minister in new york from the foreign ministry spokesman here in teheran we heard the first response from behar on kasumi who called the allegations in the speech false and farcical he then pointed to the international atomic energy agency the u.n. watchdog responsible for all things related to nuclear issues and he said that in the in the years since the twenty fifteen nuclear deal was signed the i.a.e.a. has carried out twelve thorough inspections and each time has given iran a clean bill of health and has said that iran is in compliance with the twenty fifteen nuclear deal so you know the same kind of response from iran to the same kind of allegations we've

it's no blame saudi arabia many times worries even today the revolutionary guards directly like mr zarif who was not very direct in his tweets but revolutionary guard said very directly to saudi arabia was a behind the attack so it is very critical times in the middle east where you have iran and saudi arabia on the opposite end of many conflicts you know you have syria you have the yemen war and iran and saudi arabia are on the opposite side of these companies so describe very very tense times in the middle east and on and on and with groups. you know see each other as an enemy and this i mean particularly disservice group drew terrorist attack in iran is very important it comes. at a time when iran is in a feeling the pressure of sanctions by the west also at a time when the middle east is quite tenuous that was the guardian's iran correspondent say to come on and take on speaking to me earlier from london and now to some of the other stories making news around the world and the death toll following a ferry accident on lake victoria tanzania has risen to two hundred and nine of the cap

the iranian foreign minister mohammad javad zarif wrote on twitter that "terrorists recruited by a foreign regime" were responsible. he said that "iran would hold it their u.s. masters responsible for the attack." jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >> ninan: coming up next, puerto rico one year after hurricane maria. what happened to the hundreds of thousands who fled the devastation? >> ninan: one year ago this weekend, puerto rico was reeling in the immediate aftermath of hurricane maria. in the following months, an estimated 3,000 people would die from medical conditions that could not be treated in parts of the island where there was no electricity and running water. david begnau here when maria hit. tonight, he reports on the humanitarian crews the storm left in its wake. >> about 3100. >> reporter: mike byrne is one of fema's most seasoned leaders. he helped coordinate the responses to hurricanes sandy and harvey, and after maria, he was named the point man here. how much money has the federal government given to puerto rico? >> by the one-year anniversary it will be $14.2 billion

was still underway i managed to get reaction to that from iran's foreign minister mohammed job and zarif although he couldn't be seen by our camera it is such an interesting situation for somebody to go to the security council and boast about violating security council outside the council meeting there were fast moving developments on north korea the u.s. secretary of state nick pompei o met with the north korean foreign minister riyal whoa after trump said he'd meet kim jong un again at his second summit in the very near future james pays out zero at the united nations listening to adrian brown who is live for us in the chinese capital agents alongside russia trump is now patrolling china as the principal bogeyman of the u.s. how is that going down where you are. well i think what's happening daryn is gradually china and russia are moving closer together just two weeks ago president xi jinping met with the timea putin they've had several meetings this year and yes russia and china are moving closer together as a direct consequence of what is happening as a result of sino u.s. relations

was still underway i managed to get reaction to that from iran's foreign minister mohammed job and zarif although he couldn't be seen by our camera it is such an interesting situation for somebody to go to the security council and boast about violating security council that's outside the council meeting there were fast moving developments on north korea the u.s. secretary of state pompei o met with the north korean foreign minister riyal ho off to trump said he'd meet kim jong un again at his second summit in the very near future james pays zero at the united nations but china hosp on an a.g.m. brown has reaction from beijing. president trump's accusation brought a firm rebuttal from china's foreign minister wang ye at the u.n. security council he said the china does not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries that's the standard response we get from chinese leaders at times like this one consequence of the deteriorating relationship between beijing and washington is that beijing and moscow are moving much closer together we're seeing more cooperation in areas like defense a

was still underway i managed to get reaction to that from iran's foreign minister mohammad job and zarif although he couldn't be seen by our camera it is such an interesting situation for somebody to go to the security council and boast about violating security council outside the council meeting there were fast moving developments on north korea the u.s. secretary of state pompei o met with the north korean foreign minister riyal ho off to trump said he'd meet kim jong un again at his second summit in the very near future james pays out of the united nations are down to zero shabba townsend joins us live again from u.n. headquarters in new york she had the venezuelan president nicolas maduro he's still talking there at the podium he sounds like he's a man with quite a lot to say just wrap up what he said so far. right i mean in fact we didn't even expect him to be speaking at the u.n. general assembly he said he wouldn't come because of fears for his life and then we had donald trump say earlier in the day look if we do i was here maybe i would speak to him next thing when you do i was

by the un high commissioner for refugees legal ground he was into ran to meet with foreign minister zarif and other senior leaders his trip just days before the presidents of iran russia and turkey hold three party talks into her on i have just been to syria so i reported back to. the government of the about my observations. first and foremost especially in my meeting with minister saadi we spoke about our concerns about it lip. it is clear that the risks of a military confrontation causing massive loss of life. this is is is very high and i told ministers that he thought that my appeal just like the u.n. secretary general and others is let's minimize let's. get these good apparently but then to minimize the loss of life granny said syrian refugees who wonder if it's safe to go home are watching how the conflict plays out in its final stages it could send a message of confidence he said or not. in the last few days the kremlin has labeled it live province a hotbed of terrorists that requires action. syrian government forces backed by russian air power have been moving into the area and ar

was still underway i managed to get reaction to that from iran's foreign minister mohammed job and zarif although he couldn't be seen by our camera it is such an interesting situation for somebody to go to the security council and boast about violating security council resolution outside the council meeting there were forced moving developments on north korea the u.s. secretary of state pompei o met with the north korean foreign minister riyal ho off to trump said he'd meet kim jong un again at his second summit in the very near future james pays out zero at the united nations. tense he joins us live now from the u.n. headquarters in new york i guess it's interesting you know over the past months and years if we were to think of a big power accused of meddling in other country's elections it wouldn't be china to be russia so what kind of reaction has there been from china to the trump accusations. right well we will now we have more of an idea of what trump is actually referring to he seems to be referring to a full page ad that tauriel supplements that was printed in the des moines regi

was still underway i managed to get reaction to that from iran's foreign minister mohammed job and zarif although he couldn't be seen by our camera it is such an interesting situation for somebody to go to the security council and boast about violating security council outside the council meeting there were fast moving developments on north korea the u.s. secretary of state pompei o met with the north korean foreign minister re yong ho after trump said he'd meet kim jong un again at his second summit in the very near future james pays out of the united nations well after finishing his day at the united nations president trump held a wide ranging news conference that lasted well over an hour he said his election averted a war with north korea he took credit for stopping a massive attack on syria's in the province and said he has refused to meet one on one with canada's prime minister a claim the canadians later denied but again and again he returned to one topic the fate of a supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. the f.b.i. told us they've investigated judge kevin or six times five times

was still underway i managed to get reaction to that from iran's foreign minister mohammed job and zarif although he couldn't be seen by our camera it is such an interesting situation for somebody to go to the security council and boast about violating security council outside the council meeting there were fast moving developments on north korea the u.s. secretary of state nick pompei o met with the north korean foreign minister riyal ho after trump said he'd meet kim jong un again at his second summit in the very near future james pays out zero at the united nations when iran's president says his country doesn't want to go to war with the u.s. anywhere in the middle east has an rouhani called the trumpet ministrations withdrawal from the twenty fifth to nuclear deal a mistake but said sooner or later they'll support it again rouhani says tehran is willing to result in sessions of washington. reports from u.n. headquarters in new york. tough times for president has honey his people want him to stand firm against a barrage of verbal attacks from the u.s. but his ultimate goal is to preve

was still underway i managed to get reaction to that from iran's foreign minister mohammed job and zarif although he couldn't be seen by our camera it is such an interesting situation for somebody to go to the security council and boast about violating security council that's outside the council meeting there were fast moving developments on north korea the u.s. secretary of state pompei o met with the north korean foreign minister re yong ho off to trump said he'd meet kim jong un again at his second summit in the very near future james pays out zero at the united nations later and brown has reaction from beijing. president trump's accusation brought a firm rebuttal from china's foreign minister one year at the u.n. security council he said the china does not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries that's the standard response we get from chinese leaders at times like this one consequence of the deteriorating relationship between beijing and washington is that beijing and moscow are moving much closer together we're seeing more cooperation in areas like defense and just two

was still underway i managed to get reaction to that from iran's foreign minister mohammed job and zarif although he couldn't be seen by our camera it is such an interesting situation for somebody to go to the security council and boast about violating security council and outside the council meeting there were fast moving developments on north korea the u.s. secretary of state nick pompei o met with the north korean foreign minister riyal ho off to trump said he'd meet kim jong un again at his second summit in the very near future james pays out zero at the united nations. trying to cause one to age and brown has more now on beijing's reaction. well china's leaders don't like surprises but they're getting used to them when it comes to president donald trump and once more they were caught off guard at the united nations with his latest accusation against china accusing beijing of attempting to interfere in the upcoming midterm elections in the united states china's foreign minister wang ye who's in new york said that china does not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries tha

was still underway i managed to get reaction to that from iran's foreign minister mohammed job and zarif although he couldn't be seen by our camera it is such an interesting situation for somebody to go to the security council and boast about why elating security council outside the council meeting there were forced moving developments on north korea the u.s. secretary of state pompei o met with the north korean foreign minister re yong ho of to trump said he'd meet kim jong un again at his second summit in the very near future james pays out of the united nations but shipper tensing joins us live now from u.n. headquarters in new york a ship you got to feel a little for that some of the world leaders addressing the u.n. right now for many of them it's their one year only shot at the global stage and they've slightly been overshadowed certainly in the past hour or so by donald trump and all the controversy over the kavanah nomination but then focusing back now on to the u.n. what do you think were the main highlights to come out of today. in the name whenever he was asked about the u.n.

by the un high commissioner for refugees legal ground he was into ran to meet with foreign minister zarif and other senior leaders his trip just days before the presidents of iran russia and turkey hold three party talks into iran i have just been to syria so i reported back to. the government of the about my observations. first and foremost especially in my meeting with minister saadi we spoke about our concerns about it lip. it is clear that the risks of a military confrontation causing massive loss of life. this is is is very high and i told ministers that he thought that my appeal just like the u.n. secretary general and others is let's minimize let's. get these to the parties but then to minimize the loss of life or grandy said syrian refugees who wonder if it's safe to go home are watching how the conflict plays out in its final stages it could send a message of confidence he said or not. in the last few days the kremlin has labeled it live province a hotbed of terrorists that requires action. syrian government forces backed by russian airpower have been moving into the area and arm

was still underway i managed to get reaction to that from iran's foreign minister mohammed job and zarifalthough he couldn't be seen by our camera it is such an interesting situation for somebody to go to the security council and boast about violating security council that's outside the council meeting there were fast moving developments on north korea the u.s. secretary of state pompei o met with the north korean foreign minister re yong ho off to trump said he'd meet kim jong un again at his second summit in the very near future james pays out zero at the united nations. asian browning's live for us and. some reactions seen but fair to say about such china did not see this attack coming. that's right china is becoming used to being caught off guard by president donald trump and in response to this accusation china's foreign minister wang ye one small state of the china doesn't interfere in the internal affairs of other countries that is the all purpose standard response you get from chinese leaders at times like this but yes i think it's fair to assume they were not expecting president

high commissioner for refugees legal ground he was into ran to meet with foreign minister zarif and other senior leaders his trip just days before the presidents of iran russia and turkey hold three party talks into her on i have just been to syria so i reported back to. the government of the about my observations. first and foremost especially in my meeting with minister saadi we spoke about our concerns about it lip. it is clear that the risks of a military confrontation causing massive loss of life. he says he's he's he's very high and i told ministers that he thought that my appeal just like the u.n. secretary general and others is let's minimize let's. get peace to the parties but then to minimize the loss of life grandy said syrian refugees who wonder if it's safe to go home or watching how the conflict plays out in its final stages it could send a message of confidence he said order.

, and here you have john kerry who's one of the architects of the deal talking to foreign minister zarifether it be members of congress or of the administration, meet with government officials on a regular basis. where i do the think secretary kerry should be interviewed by the department of justice is was he actively trying to subvert the trump administration. a very serious charge by the current secretary of state, mike pompeo, but i do think it is worthy based on kerry's comments and his actions, plus what he's done in the past, that somebody from the department of justice should investigate this. i think you cross a line when you're actively trying to subvert the current administration. chris: well, you say when you're actively -- the you don't know that he was trying -- 3<4yuqpi>x'yc>÷#j" an investigation by o sitstice to down and do that interview and look at the facts and find out if he did potentially violate that act. chris: less than a minute left. karl, where do you come down on this? >> it's important that previous administration officials have to foreign leaders and share th

today, iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif dismissed the presentation as an "arts ans crafw.ck in this country, facebook reports that hacave compromised 50 million user accounts. the tech giant said toat the attackers found a bug in a function that lets users see how their priles appear to others. facebook said it does not know who was behind the cyber attack, or if any hacked accounts were misused. a federal judge today allowed a lawsuit to proceed against president trump, over the so-called "emoluments clause" in the constituon. some 200 congressional democrats had filed the suit. it alleges that mr. trump is illegally taking payments from foreign entities, especially through his washington d.c. hotel. on wall street today, the dow jones industrial average gained 18 points to close at 26,458. the nasdaq rose four, and the s&p 500 added a fraction. and, two robotic rovers, hopping across the surface of an asteroid, have now sent back images. the pictures show a rocky surface taken from slightly different angles. the asteroid is 170 million miles from earth. the rovers are ab

going to a foreign government, a leading global sponsor of terror whose image of him sitting down with zarifused to make us look weak, make president trump look weak. the impact is unfathomable. number one. number two, you have revolutionaries on the streets of iran who look at trump and pompeo as finally beginning to effectuate change, to put walls around the radicals in tehran and that will ultimately become unraveled as they say wait it out. the logan act exists for a reason and americans need to ask why would kerry do this. it's not just about him. there's an apparatus under him which involves the islamist global lobby, including the national iranian american council and others. there is some big investigations i think that need to be done. john: you mentioned senator marco rubio. recently he asked the doj to probe john kerry's meeting with iran. you mentioned the logan act. listen to what senator rubio had to say. >> what it says in the logan act is as a u.s. sit serncitizen wie authority of the u.s. government is talking to a foreign government with the intent of influencing the conduc

was still underway i managed to get reaction to that from iran's foreign minister mohammed job and zarif although he couldn't be seen by our camera it is such an interesting situation for somebody to go to the security council and boast about violating security council and outside the council meeting there were fast moving developments on north korea the u.s. secretary of state pompei o met with the north korean foreign minister re yong ho of to trump said he'd meet kim jong un again at his second summit in the very near future james pays out zero at the united nations are china correspondent adrian brown has the latest on that beijing's reaction. well china's leaders don't like surprises but they're getting used to them when it comes to president donald trump and once more they were caught off guard at the united nations with his latest accusation against china accusing beijing of attempting to interfere in the upcoming midterm elections in the united states china's foreign minister wang ye who's in new york said that china does not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries t

iran's foreign minister javad zarif joins me in a moment.

was still underway i managed to get reaction to that from iran's foreign minister mohammed job and zarif although he couldn't be seen by our camera it is such an interesting situation for somebody to go to the security council and boast about violating security council that's outside the council meeting there were fast moving developments on north korea the u.s. secretary of state nick pompei o met with the north korean foreign minister riyal ho after trump said he'd meet kim jong un again at his second summit in the very near future james pays out zero at the united nations. five latin american countries and canada have asked the international criminal court to investigate venezuela for crimes against humanity they say any government has carried out extrajudicial killings as well as torture and unjust imprisonment to repress political opponents it's the first time member nations of the court have referred another member to prosecutors there have been protests in the occupied west bank against the us decision to end its funding of under the un agency helps provide palestinians with schoo

a horrible one sided deal while he spoke i spoke to the iranian foreign minister mohammed job and zarif who said he thought it was astonishing that someone would come to the security council and actually boast about violating a security council resolution because the iran nuclear deal is in shrine in a security council resolution making it effectively international law in terms of what president trump said about iran he didn't go much further than his general assembly speech but there was one bit in his security council speech that shocked people he talked about trade and a trade war with china and then he said this regrettably we found that china has been attempting to interfere in our upcoming twenty eight teen election coming up in november against my administration they do not want me or us to win because i am the first president ever to challenge china on trade and we are winning on trade we are winning at every level. well maybe that echoes the comments that marwan was just making it's all about domestic politics for president trump so close to the midterms he's now making a stunn

you know that you know we will get up in the morning the mohammad zarif in the cause, the footsoldier does. but the people running the show, people and don't session no matter how noble they tell their cause is, then it's missing a mill. they are doing all right. >> host: in case our views don't know this, because they probably never heard about it in the press, what happened with the hate crime map with the southern poverty law center? what was a consequence? >> guest: the family research center, the manager of the building was shot by a guy who brought in a bag full of chick-fil-a and again on hell-bent on killing as many people as the fan research and which is a christian organization, believed marriage between a man and woman. the southern poverty law cetner put the hate map together and they listed the research center as hate group in washington, d.c. this guy went in there bought with opposing manager who is able have got shot those able to stop the would-be killer. it was all inspired by the southern poverty law cetner which is on because the left then said a map on sarah palin

was still underway i managed to get reaction to that from iran's foreign minister mohammed job and zarif although he couldn't be seen by our camera it is such an interesting situation for somebody to go to the security council and boast about why elating security council is outside the council meeting there were fast moving developments on north korea the u.s. secretary of state nick pompei o met with the north korean foreign minister riyal ho after trump said he'd meet kim jong un again at his second summit in the very near future james pays out zero at the united nations. adrian brown has reaction from beijing. president trump's accusation brought a firm rebuttal from china's foreign minister wang at the u.n. security council he said that china does not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries that's the standard response we get from chinese leaders at times like this one consequences. the deteriorating relationship between beijing and washington is that beijing and moscow are moving much closer together we're seeing more cooperation in areas like defense and just two weeks

the southern iranian city of arbors the iranian foreign minister has tweeted this is anger jabbered zarif saying terrorists recruited trained armed and paid by a foreign regime have attacked us children and journos among casualties iran holds regional terror sponsors and the us masters accountable for such attacks iran will respond swift. and decisively in defense of iranian lives well the city of us is about one hundred fifty kilometers from the border with iraq the area has seen arab separatists attacked oil pipelines in the past of us is also one of several cities where there have been large antigovernment protests in recent months or such a body as the story. chaos and panic in the city of atlantis in southern iran as an unprecedented scene unfolds during a military parade. unidentified gunman opened fire year and prayed at the start of sacred defense week it commemorates iranians who died during the eight year war with iraq in the one nine hundred eighty s. . while the wounded were being treated people were warned to get down a revolutionary guard spokesman says four men dressed in k

was still underway i managed to get reaction to that from iran's foreign minister mohammed job and zarif although he couldn't be seen by our camera it is such an interesting situation for somebody to go to the security council and boast about violating security council that's outside the council meeting there were fast moving developments on north korea the u.s. secretary of state nick pompei o met with the north korean foreign minister re yong ho of to trump said he'd meet kim jong un again at his second summit in the very near future james pays out zero at the united nations. less pain as asian brow he's live for us and beijing in asia would have some more tiny's reaction save these allegations what have you been hearing. well as we heard in james bay's report the chinese foreign minister wang ye clearly caught off guard by what president trump had to say basically resorted to the stock standard response of china's leaders use times like this he said that china does not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries and then on thursday afternoon here in beijing we heard from the

a glimpse of what they might talk about from a senior aide to the foreign minister of iran shahade zarif in remarks that he made this morning the three men are expected to sign some kind of agreement that will govern and directs how they are involved in the ongoing military operation into the future in syria they're also expected to discuss the return of refugees and the rights that they may have once they return and the third point that he said that the men would be discussing is creating a committee designed to investigate the arrest of people by the syrian government as well as those men and women that have gone missing during the conflict so it seems that humanitarian concerns are a priority for them but just a week before the u.n. high commissioner for refugees for the program was into iran and he said that all of these men need to do better when it comes to preserving human life inside syria what can we expect on edge. as saying they have been some differences among bashar assad's allies about what should happen next in this stronghold in syria are they likely to come to some sort