their warm words between the american and iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad claims to the u.n. general assembly that most people in the world believe the united states will behind the nine eleven terror attacks. hello and welcome to all say twenty following news live from moscow. our main story now right now we're getting live pictures from space and expected to attend. a scrub to the international space station it was. delayed. due to the greatest attacked. captured it felt from the international space station the first i've ever had had a hit from the i upset. victory. underdog one of the computers that they love between france and the transportation was not going to. get it afterwards as you can to bear false alarm burglar. by day return journey journey. of two russian cosmonauts and an american astronaut and if a similar computer glitch arises today because what i'm doing manually because our voyage home. has extern around three and a half hours later. the failure to run the hook from the answers is the docking problem at the station and the money supply shuttle has previou

general assembly instead mahmoud ahmadinejad stole the show with a tirade against the west now that the u.s. could be behind the nine eleven attacks it sent delegates heading for the exits with barack obama calling the remarks hateful and offensive but artie's in a sincere new york says the iranian president was not a character. obviously president mahmoud ahmadinejad has earned himself a reputation over these last couple of years and is known to traditionally come up with theatricals when he addresses the united nations general assembly but yesterday's speech was in fact a surprise this was the first time that the reading of president mentioned the events of september eleventh and the underlining message that he sent to the international community was something that sent the u.s. delegation out of the assembly hall yet. there were three viewpoints first that a very powerful and complex terrorist group able to successfully cross all the years of the american intelligence and security car you don't get to talk this is a privilege you point which has been supported mainly obligated by ame

mahmoud ahmadinejad explains how he wants to change the existing world order. we believe that the biggest problem for the world is the way it's run and this unilateral decision making has brought the world to the brink of danger it is lead to an arms race it is led to a massive growth of nuclear arsenals it builds up tensions which lead to more sales of weapons more planes and missiles. is it to serve peace that alone can ignite a war i want to stress again that the main problem for the world is the way to manage and we believe it should be reformed and improved and reformed it shall be that is at least on our agenda to change the management of the world yes and the current manager right now you're referring to the united states. you've said it yourself and you are now working to change that because part of it is the united states the other is the culture that it brings about the third is the relations between nations but we're not the only one which seeks to alter the existing order most of the world's nations are unhappy with the current status quo for going

facilities it can expect a war but the latest that we heard is that mahmoud ahmadinejad has promised that talks should come soon and hopefully some sort of cooperation with the international community is to follow. a quick look now at a few other stories making news around the globe this hour on the terror threat level with moderate to substantial in britain the government believes the time from irish related terrorists is now a strong possibility the change follows an m i five warning that republican dissidents opposed to british rule in northern ireland might strike the british mainland security officials say the ira diehards have been responsible for more than thirty its hands or attempted attacks since the start of the year. roughly two million people in northern nigeria have been displaced by massive flooding the flood gates on two swollen downs encountered. a torrent of water on the thousands of villages in the neighboring state the gates so normally open during the rainy season to help irrigate farmland it's not yet clear whether residents were given proper warning or whether

with signs saying mahmoud ahmadinejad is a terrorist a tyrant and so on there was a. cartoonish figure of ahmadinejad right outside the united nations and people were really getting worked up criticizing the u.n. and the iranian human rights situation as well as it's controversial you read him in richmond program barack obama of course who was also addressing the u.n. general assembly on thursday obviously brought up the issue of iran he said that the united states is still expecting that dialogue could resume and hoping that iran would just start negotiating directly again and not sending out different messages but the u.s. says it still wants iran to prove that its intentions are peaceful many countries including the u.s. and russia continue to call for iran to engage in dialogue over its nuclear program now is that falling on deaf ears. well it's you know it's a difficult question to answer at this point for several several different reasons first of all yes we do have the international community calling out to iran yesterday russian minister russian foreign minist

or you'll be there mahmoud ahmadinejad may be the most hated guest at the hilton. but the world leader americans love to vilify is also the most visible face in manhattan courtesy of this organization united against nuclear iran a number of people don't understand the extent to which an egregious violator of human rights here is they don't understand seriously the dangers of a nuclear armed iran and the purpose of this ad campaign is to raise awareness of the specifics and we can only encourage people to take action again today new yorkers are surrounded by endless images of him sprinkled along second avenue posted along third pasted on phone booths and hovering over a million people here in times square mahmoud ahmadinejad has now become part of the media map of the united states the billboard says he's not welcome here yet his face is being featured in more than two hundred ads posted throughout the city america's favorite dinner side by side with its favorite nemesis and eat them everywhere sort of like the enemy but not the enemy you know but yet we're honoring

general assembly over the president's speech well that he enjoyed mahmoud ahmadinejad suggestion that the u.s. could have been behind nine eleven attacks artie's others to see it sure could not who's in new york explains well the u.s. mainstream media has largely been focusing on barack obama building him up as the host the united states running the show it's still been mahmoud ahmadinejad really stealing the spotlight being the main leader of the world headlines throughout these last couple of days addressing the united nations general assembly debate in his speech he said that he believes that americans were behind the events of september eleventh and he actually said that he believes that most of the world knows this and this is something that got the u.s. delegation outraged they left the assembly hall and surprisingly it took a little while for barack obama to react to these comments when he did a deal later he said that they're hateful many were thinking that maybe the iranian president would sort of calm down a little bit but he spoke later at a press conference where he stuck

president barack obama's sharply criticize the iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad for telling the u.n. general assembly that he believes america was behind the nine eleven terror attacks the claims that led to war by u.s. and western nations who have. the iranian president said his country is open to negotiations on its nuclear program as early as next month it's got the latest new york post wanted to see a check of its why again now the u.s. was swift last night in its response to present imagery and judge remarks about what was said in this war of words take a servant. well you know kevin i have to point out that broke obama did take an extra day to figure out a response to mahmoud ahmadinejad's comments at the united nations general assembly basically barack obama said that the statements that ahmadinejad had made saying back to most of the world believes that americans were behind the events of september eleventh are completely and just hateful and offensive take a listen to his explanation for these comments it was offensive it was hateful. and particularly for him to make th

delegation walk out of the assembly hall as mahmoud ahmadinejad was making his speech but again this is also not very new because it was seen as a sort of regular diplomatic slap in the face when delegation is not happy about something that's being said they walk out this happens quite often and it's happened before this week and we have to mention of course that there have been lots of protests when it comes to mahmoud ahmadinejad we have been seeing dozens of people protesting getting out of buses with signs holding. messages such as i'm a danish that is a terrorist a tyrant a murderer you know hundreds of people outside the united nations throughout the week so definitely after genocide has not just been in the headlines on people's minds but also on our call signs at these protests you know the colorful world of international politics. from new york to look she would so long to not develop home page but who says green party wants of presidential candidate to be banned from the upcoming hall where of the admits to killing a kid when he was a child more months to take a look at thi

even iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad weighed in. but for lewis' daughter, kathy, the final verdict seems just. >> she could have walked away from my father and never looked back. i think people need to remember her victims and not her. >> reporter: since capital punishment was reinstated in 1977, only 1 11 of the 24 people executed have been women. >>> four members of a family are dead after a shooting rampage in seattle. police have not confirmed the identities of the victims. they'll do so probably later today. it appears that an asian woman in her 50s shot her daughter, son-in-law and her two teenage granddaughters and then, took her own life. the woman's daughter who did survive told police, quote, my mom's gone crazy. >>> iran's president is provoking more than the usual amount of controversy, after his remarks at the united nations. mahmoud ahmadinejad's speech yesterday came after president obama had addressed the issue of middle east peace. emily schmidt is joining us from washington. >> reporter: iran's delegation applauded

shourd said mahmoud ahmadinejad seemed friendly, but the details of the meeting are personal. she came to new york to lobby for the release of her friend and her fiance. both still in prison in iran 14 months after they were arrested hiking near the iran/iraq border. >> i wanted to thank mahmoud ahmadinejad for this gesture of allowing my mother and i to meet with him and for the mothers of shane and josh to meet with his envoy. it was a very gracious gesture. >> she's been pushing for this meeting since last week. mahmoud ahmadinejad is in the united states attending the general assembly. >>> a father, son and grandmother. victims of the gas explosion are being laid to rest. the family funeral services are taking place right now a few hours after san mateo county allowed the media close access to the devastation, including the home where the family lived. nbc bay area's tracy grant was one of those reporters granted that access. she joins us now live from san bruno. >> reporter: friends and relatives of the family asked for privacy in the funeral that they're having tonight.

barack obama did take an extra day to figure out a response to mahmoud ahmadinejad's comments at the united nations general assembly basically barack obama said that the statements that ahmadinejad had made saying that most of the world believes that americans were behind the events of september eleventh are completely. hateful and spend save even though barack obama has really called the iranian president's comments inexcusable many were thinking that maybe the iranian president's words sort of calmed down a little bit and not continue pushing with the provocations but he spoke later at a press conference where he stuck to his opinion take a listen to what i read is a very clear discussion of the precise one event occurred and under the pretext of that event two countries were invaded and up until now hundreds of thousands of people have been killed as a result do you think that that excuse needs to be revised don't you feel that a fact finding mission was present from the start to explore the true reason behind september eleventh that we would not see the good times trees in afghan

facilities it can expect a war but the latest that we heard is that mahmoud ahmadinejad has promised that talks should come soon and hopefully some sort of cooperation with the international community is to follow. server medicines and police officers that been killed in gun battles in the sample in a russian republic of dagestan want to suicide bombing targeting a police there injured at least twenty six people what officials say the officers cordoned off the building were group of suspected militants sheltering the suicide bomber made his way to the cordon detonating his device thirteen of those injured policemen all three are reported to be in a serious condition a counterterrorism operation is currently underway in the republic russia's an all this is there's been battling terrorism since the one nine hundred ninety s. . and now a look at a few stories making headlines around the globe at this hour the terror threat level has been raised for moderate does the stunt show in britain the government believes that attack from irish related terrorists is now a strong possibility the ch

the rainy and president's plan to rearrange the world and prevent war mahmoud ahmadinejad's talks exclusively to r.t. . and russian scientists on a mission to prove the power of the mind training people to use them all to alter the environment around them. but are you watching our good to have you with us today let's go straight to our top story now far right parties have been notching up impressive electoral gains across europe in recent months islamic agendas and calls me gratian clampdowns essential to their campaigns something which help sweden democrats claim their parliament debut next battleground is all strip where ati's examines how right wing politicians are gearing up for saturday's poll. the bye-bye most game is a simple as its message they came and shoot down as many most as you can't as they rise relentlessly about alpine skyline. if you're not quick you know the country is islam and some of that is so we're defending our rights our traditions our culture we don't want to be. dissolved into islam's nor do we want there to be no islamic societies in our country we're going to be

to iran president mahmoud ahmadinejad's u.n. speech yesterday. >> it was offensive, it was hateful, and particularly for him to make the statement here in manhattan was inexcusable. >> of course, the u.s. government is upset. again toda mahmoud ahmadinejad claimed most americans believed some in the u.s. government orchestrated 9/11. which he emphasizeded to many more muslim deaths. >> we are saddened that people were killed in 9/11. hundred of thousands in our region were killed as a result. >> reporter: why throw out 9/11 now? >> i think it deflect from the nuclear issue and it appeals to an audience that don't like america. that he wants to appeal to. >> reporter: western outrage today. >> bizarre, offensive, and attention grabbing pronouncements by president mahmoud ahmadinejad. >> reporter: might actually help that. the iranian president today said iran may still offer to meet with major powers next week to tend stand-off over his nuclear program. but president obama said, what he called mahmouahmadinejad's disgusting state

it's still been mahmoud ahmadinejad really stealing the spotlight being the main leader of the world headlines throughout these last couple of days addressing the united nations general assembly debate in his speech he said that he believes that americans were behind the events of september eleventh and he actually said that he believes that most of the world knows this and this is something that got the u.s. delegation outraged they left the assembly hall and surprisingly it took a little while for barack obama to react to these comments when he did a deal later he said that they're hateful many were thinking that maybe the iranian president words sort of calmed down a little bit but he spoke later at a press conference where he stuck to his opinion take a listen. raises a very clear discussion on a precise one and event occurred and under the pretext of that event two countries were invaded and up until now hundreds of thousands of people have been killed as a result don't you think that that excuse needs to be revised and you feel that a fact finding mission was present from the s

that said mahmoud ahmadinejad is a terrorist tyrant a murderer so people are definitely getting very worked up about his presence here so we're going to have to wait and see whether his speech today turns into theatrical which had traditionally does or maybe there will be a more serious message coming out of the u.n. today or will and events like these is one of those rare chances for so many nations to hammer things out between them what other progress is being made. well that yesterday was a pretty important day at the united nations when a needle russia council meeting was held where some progress was made with the nato secretary general seeing that he really hopes ties between russia and nato which sort of went through a colder streak after the time of the georgia south the city of conflict back in two thousand and eight and because of nato eastward expansion attempts. now nato secretary general is saying that the two sides the alliance and russia really need each other and should try to work together to try to come up with a sort of joint missile defense project a joint missile

first from fox tonight, mahmoud ahmadinejad. mahmoud ahmadinejad has a history of making waves at the united nations and today at the general assembly, he put on quite a show. saying many of said america was actually behind the attacks of 9/11, that we attacked our own people. and that it was an attempt to assure israel survives. upon hearing that, the american delegation walked right out of there. the british, too. president obama spoke at today's meeting at the general assembly first. he warned iran there will be consequences if it keeps defying the united nations with its nuclear program. but he also said there is still a chance for a peaceful end to the stand-off. >> the door remains open to diplomacy should iran choose to walk through it. but the iranian government must demonstrate a clear and credible commitment and confirm to the world the peaceful intent of its nuclear program. >> well, a few hours later, we didn't get that. instead, it was the president ahmadinejad's turn. instead of walking through that door of diploma

facilities it can expect a war but the latest that we heard is that mahmoud ahmadinejad has promised that talks should come soon and hopefully some sort of cooperation with the international community is to follow and now let's look at a few stories making news around the globe swedish police several said a passenger after a pakistan bound plane was forced to make an emergency landing in stockholm after a bomb threat the man was detained as everyone was evacuated from the aircraft police officials say that no explosives were found on the subject who is a canadian citizen of pakistani origin. at least seven people have been killed in landslides in the venezuelan capital of caracas heavy rains triggered flooding and mudslides which cost at least one house to collapse the city's mayor said those people in areas most at risk have been evacuated to safety. a chinese fishing boat captain detained by japan more than two weeks ago has been released and returned home he was seized after his boat collided with two japanese coast guard vessels in an area claimed by both china and japan his atte

facilities it can expect a war but the latest that we heard is that mahmoud ahmadinejad has promised that talks should come soon and hopefully some sort of cooperation with the international community is to follow and now it's time to take a journey and a close up series artie transports you to the varied and inspiring regions of russia. and today we continue our trip to one of the country's most exquisite regions where natural beauty is only matched by unique wildlife and rich resources our close of team has traveled a seven thousand kilometers from moscow to russia's far east island. however experts believe over a third of the area's rich and diverse ecology is endangered artes and that's a watershed see explored how this must rise the beauty is being protected. risking life or limb special troops to send a speeding boat in the middle of the pacific. coast guard in the russian far east this is an almost daily routine they fight poachers. illegal fishing amounts to millions of dollars. along with a team of officers we come on board a fishing boat they check documents to see whether

mahmoud ahmadinejad said that most of the world believes the u.s. staged the attacks to benefit israel. president obama told the bbc he considered the speech hateful especially since it was delivered in manhattan so close to ground zero. >>> just before fleet week, b.a.r.t. is promoting its free pass program for troops on leave from iraq and afghanistan. it was announced this afternoon that b.a.r.t. will conduct their free passes. any service member on leave can go to oakland's lake merritt station to apply for a pass. >>> for some the san bruno site, cleanup has become a daunting task. >> up next, we'll take you inside the fire zone to get people's lives back on track. >> reporter: for the past couple of years, san francisco's cruise business has been on the decomplain. now there's -- decline. now there's hope. that's next. >>> a chain reaction crash near the oakland airport tonight smashed up four vehicles on the 9700 block of corral road. police say the driver of a stolen toyota slammed into an suv which in turn hit the cars. officers say they ar

. >> each year in september, mahmoud ahmadinejad travels to the u.s. for the united nations general assembly in new york. he and the american president speak on the same day. the iranian leader was in fine form. >> it was said that some 3000 people were killed on september 11th for which we are all very saddened. up until now, in afghanistan and iraq, hundreds of thousands of people have been killed, millions have been wounded and displaced and the conflict is still going on. >> when questioned who was behind 9/11, the diplomats walked out. they called his comments delusional. since the new sanctions in june, iran has suffered in a number of ways. the arms embargo has been tightened as have financial regulations -- interactions that are tied it to the revolutionary guard. >> these are two major components of the nuclear program and the revolutionary guard. the shipping and arms is very effective. the revolutionary guard is reacting to that part of the resolution more harshly than any other because the iranian government has been very good in terms of p

the mahmoud ahmadinejad interview. the president of iran sitting down with fox news in a feisty and provocative exchange. good morning, everyone. i'm jamie colby. great to have you here. brand new hour of america's news headquarters. >> eric: i'm eric shawn. welcome again. the president and i met on friday morning while he was here in new york for the united nations general assembly. during the interview, he defended those controversial comments about 9/11. his nation's disputed nuclear program. and he denied that iran supports terrorism. he also told me that he is open to nuclear negotiations with the united states, if, he says, america is fair with his country and obeys international law. he also said that he is waiting for a response from a letter that he wrote to president obama. that letter concerns terrorism in iran. at times the exchange between us was a bit testy and at what point he said i was, "almost arguing" with him. he accused me of representing the united states government and united nations security cou

facilities it can expect a war but the latest that we heard is that mahmoud ahmadinejad has promised that talks should come soon and hopefully some sort of cooperation with the international community is to follow and up next the business news when charlotte and that's after a short break. this is more a region is economically and socially one of russia's better developed provinces the region has a significant scientific and industrial capacity that will realize its full potential after the construction of the. park can tell ya he has completed the i t. park or has r. and d. projects in the spheres of automotive construction aerospace and oil chemistry high tech data center furbished with cutting edge servers and communication equipment will be constructed at the core of the park the project has been personally approved by prime minister vladimir putin the federal government is planning to allocate sizable funding for the parks construction investors will be given benefits such as property tax exemption low land rental prices and other preferences this is more regional government is

. >> the headlines -- iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad repeats his assertion that washington planned the 9/11 terrorist attacks. >> petrobras raises $70 billion to fund offshore oil reserves. m and the first athletes had to the commonwealth games and concerns that india is not up to staging the event. >>> u.s. president barack obama has said that there are a host of options available to the united states and its allies if sanctions against iran failed to lead to cooperation on its nuclear program. thursday in his speech to the un general assembly, obama called on iran to resume dialogue with world powers regarding its nuclear programs. for his part, iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad repeated his claims that washington orchestrated the september 11 attacks. >> iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad address the media friday on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly. he repeated his claims that the united states government was responsible for the september 11 terror attacks in 2001. on thursday, he caused an uproar when he put these allegations to the un. >> some segments within

his own say that these are this week's top stories iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad is sent to stage at the do on general somebody sponsoring under u.s. led to come out with these speeches claiming america was behind the nine eleven it's months but also say his country is open to talks on its culture about a nuclear iran. is on the way and venezuela is the entry election in a contest seen as a battle between rich and poor and also expected to be a stiff test of the popularity of leftist nida who got shot. in the kitchen for the last adventure of resources beneath the oxygen brings nations would probably stake to moscow the state compromise and cooperation for the future. as the headlines up next he's a lower average talks to a professor. a concept who believes the greek you are a bailout is indigo. i'm in berlin with professor vilhelm hankel who is one of a group of currency experts who filed a suit with the constitutional court in germany against the greek bailout professor that's very much for talking to r.t. now tell me about the complaint that you've launched with the colt so you

we committed no crimes and we are not spies. >> iranian president, mahmoud ahmadinejad, who is in new york for the united nations general assembly described shouted's release as -- shourd's release as a humanitarian gesture. >> the u.s. government should make a humanitarian gesture. >> reporter: the case has complicated matters between tehran and washington. relations were strained over the country's nuclear program. just this summer, the u.s. security council imposed its toughest sanctions on the country. ahmadinejad has down played the impact. >> we take sanctions seriously but taking it seriously is different than believing they are effective. >> reporter: the iranian president is expected to spark protests. >> mahmoud ahmadinejad will address the u.n. general assembly thursday. >>> the u.n. is asking world leaders to send more financial relief aid to pakistan. the plea comes two days after the u.n. made the largest disaster appeal ever asking the world governments to raise $2 billion for flood victims. some countries say they will provide relief if the pakistani government can acc

people you must be autistic dr no iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad gets the cold shoulder in new york but some americans are questioning the protests and campaign against him calling it a huge waste of money. it's one pm here in the russian capital this is our top story now hundreds of politicians and scientists from across the globe are putting their minds together to decide the future of the results which north pole got of the international form in moscow which is in the middle of its second day of debate a correspondent. will be with us in a couple minutes to tell a small that. well the world's biggest political forum is underway in new york tackling poverty and hunger among the globe's other most pressing problems but as we'll see in a couple of minutes it's the world leaders that america loves to hate such as the rain president who are stealing the show russia and nato seize the opportunity to hold important talks and it's a situation of reports. one of the most important events of the day has been the russia nato council meeting where sides agreed that it's important to con

and iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad is here. he arrived in new york city last night for meetings at the united nations general assembly. he will address the u.n. twice this week. hold meetings with journalists and others in an effort to continue to defend the country disputed program. this is as iran continues to violate u.n. sanctions. molly henneberg covering the story for us on sunday. what do you expect to occur at the general assembly this week? >> secretary of state hillary clinton says eric, she does not expect iran to attend any meetings on the nuclear program. the member of the permanent member of the security council, u.s., britain, china, russia, france, germany will be there, as well as iran. >> we thought they were open to that. and we indicated our readiness to meet. at the united nations next week i'll meet with my counterpart of the p5 plus one to discuss where matters stand. as we are speaking right now, i know of no meeting that the iranians agreed to attend. >> secretary clinton expressed concern over the rise

mahmoud ahmadinejad continues to play mind games in new york amid anti rini and protests we bring you all the latest updates ahead in the program. the martial arts fighter known for his behavior and nationalistic views is pleading for asylum in norway follows a skate from a russian psychiatric facility last month. just after eleven pm thursday night here in moscow you're watching r.t. very good of you with us it's kevin you know the top story this hour and it has some of the most harsh conditions on the planet but the arctic is also among the most desirable places on earth right now that's because it's untapped resources of oil and gas are proving to be a great source of temptation for several northern countries that's why the best scientific minds and politicians have been in moscow today trying to ensure cutthroat competition doesn't destroy conservation. reports. one of the hottest issues surrounding one of the walls called a sweet chance is territorial claims at the moment several arctic states including russia canada the united states denmark and norway put forward their claims a

. >> president obama is sharply criticizing the iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad's controversial comments on terrorist attacks in america. the president called mahmoud ahmadinejad's reharshed rant about september 11th conspiracy theories offensive. >> it was hateful. and particularly for him to make the statement here in manhattan just -- just a little north of ground zero. for him to make a statement like that was inexcusable. >> the u.s. walked out after the address to the u.n. yesterday after he suggested the terrorist attacks were staged by the u.s. to boost support for israel. today mahmoud ahmadinejad defended his remarks and challenged the united nations to set up a commission to study the attacks. >> something most of us test several times a day is apparently dirtier than a public toilet seat. but first... >> an easier answer to have scientists that have vegetables that pick themselves. the genetic engineers over fruit of the loom have made great strides in human food hybrids. >> comedian steven colbert takes his act to capitol hill. his biting message to lawmakers about

we're awaiting a news conference any minute now by iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad in new york city. hi, everybody, i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. "happening now", this news conference a day after the iranian leader stood before the u.n. general isn't and accused the united states of staging the 9/11 attacks. >> some segments within the u.s. government orchestrated the attack to reverse the declining american economy and its grips on the middle east in order to save the zionist regime. jon: the u.s. delgration walked out during ahmadinejad's rant yesterday, joining them, 31 other delegates from around the world. we will monitor ahmadinejad's news conference for you. it is also streaming live on foxnews.com, if you'd like to see what that guy has to say. jenna: there's also the human drama behind the international standoff with iran, american hiker sarah shourd is trying to speak with president ahmadinejad while in new york, she's hope to go free other fiance and another friend of hers still in custody and accused of spying. we spoke with sarah earlier today. >> there's been

the united states delegation walks out during mahmoud ahmadinejad's nutty speech. the question is could the u.s. take lunch during his speech and save themselves the trouble of getting up and leaving? >>> republicans roll out their pledge to americans. the question is, how long did it take the democrats to come up with the line, plague to america which doesn't even really make sense? >>> controversy on "sesame street." she's pulled off for flashing too much cleavage at elmo. the question is isn't it time after all these years elmo was exposed to a little adult content? good morning. i'm willie geist

all eyes will be on iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad who is known for his controversial remarks which include taxes on the u.s. and israel. ahmadinejad is calling efforts to end his current are you's nuclear program pathetic. secretary of state hillary clinton says iran is suffering because of those sanctions. >> the information we're getting is that the iranian regime is quite worried about the impact on their banking system, on their economic growth because they've already encountered some tough economic times and this is making it more costly. >> reporter: ahmadinejad says he is not blocking inspects from the u.n. but the international atomic energy agency says its inspectors have not been allowed to do her job. >>> sarah shourd is speaking out about her year spent in a prison in iran. she was released last week. shure is now back on american soil but her mind still on the other two americans being held in iran. she left behind her fiance and their friend. >> i came before you today only one-third free. that was the last thing josh said to me before i walked through the priso

ahmadinejad so what do you guys have to say well aren't you correspondent lauren lyster reports . in a developing world becoming ever more complex a superpower post nine eleven and post global recession took its fears to the world stage the world which has grown more interconnected somehow slipped beyond our control yet still while speaking at the general assembly u.s. president barack obama laid out a twenty first century vision for american leadership in global peace democracy and human rights calling for help from the united nations before him the world that america seeks is not one we can build on. for human rights to reach those who suffer the boot of oppression we need your voices to speak up and speak up delegates did but against some of the very policies the u.s. has pursued in the world when president lula forced the spoken news haul in two

mahmoud ahmadinejad said that most of the world believes the u.s. staged the attacks to benefit israel. president obama told the bbc he considered the speech hateful especially since it was delivered in manhattan so close to ground zero. >>> just before fleet week, b.a.r.t. is promoting its free pass program for troops on leave from iraq and afghanistan. it was announced this afternoon that b.a.r.t. will conduct their free passes. any service member on leave can go to oakland's lake merritt station to apply for a pass. >>> for some the san bruno site, cleanup has become a daunting task. >> up next, we'll take you inside the fire zone to get people's lives back on track. >> reporter: for the past couple >>> a chain reaction crash near the oakland airport tonight smashed up four vehicles on the 9700 block of corral road. police say the driver of a stolen toyota slammed into an suv which in turn hit the cars. officers say they arrested a young man on suspicion of reckless driving t appears no one was seriously injured in the crash. >>> three to four we