and they will be punished. >> reporter: new york city is preparing because the united nations general assembly is set to begin very soon. >>> september is national suicide prevention awareness month. it is designed to promote awareness and resources around the suicide prevention. >> reporter: suicide is the second leading cause of death between 10 and 24-year-olds. this weekend suicide awareness group dancing for life took steps to prevent -- bring awareness to the growing problem. the founder lost her son two years ago. >> i never want another mother to experience the death i did

the united nations general assembly prepares to meet. oil on the boil. opec might call an extraordinary meeting if a consensus is reached on strategy later this month. and angela merkel builds for support in regional elections. a great welcome to the program. this is "countdown." i'm anna edwards. asx has had problems with its technology and markets have closed their. let's bring up the+++ show us where we are likely to trade at the start of the european trading day. the euro stoxx 50 is up by 9%. so, it looks as if we are building on what we have seen in asia. friday's session was driven by a boj report about the banking sector. we also saw that u.s. cpi data, the u.s. dollar surging, and a reassessment of what the fed will be with interest rates. all of that was weighing on the markets on friday. let's look at the risk radar. 4380.e m nymex at oilprice of a barrel of is up by 1.8% overnight. we have an opec leader talking about how they might meet leaders, the opec might meet formally after the september 27 meeting. the venezuelan president says this a

general debate opens as part of the ongoing 71st regular session of the united nations general assembly.after his the u-n's secretary general.. he'll then sit in on a roundtable where he will speak with the foreign heads of delegations. the department of transportation will release guidelines for the testing and deployment of self-driving vehicles this morning.. the new guidelines detail how the vehicles should perform, and include a model for state policies. right now there are no regulations for automated vehicles when it comes to things like crash worthiness... or cyber security. we're about one week away from the first presidential debate. trump will go head to head next monday night at hofstra university.nbc's lester holt will be the moderator.the topics will range from america's direction to national security..the action starts at 8:00 p-m. this will be the first of three presidential debates between trump and clinton before the election. a major break in the fight against the zika virus in miami. health officials say mosquitoes have stopped spreading zika in the wynwood area. the state

and they will be punished. >> reporter: new york city is preparing because the united nations general assembly is set to begin very soon. >>> september is national suicide prevention awareness month. it is designed to promote awareness and resources around the suicide prevention. >> reporter: suicide is the second leading cause of death between 10 and 24-year-olds. this weekend suicide awareness group dancing for life took steps to prevent -- bring awareness to the growing problem. the founder lost her son two years ago. >> i never want another mother to experience the death i did of my son >> reporter: other mothers and families are experiencing a pet the pain. including a state representative . her son was a senior when he committed suicide here she has worked to bring awareness to the problem in ohio. and was key in getting health bill to a past which requires public colleges and universities to have a suicide prevention's program on the website. and schools. that means society. we need to do a better job on teaching children how to cope with items in everyday life. >>> she was ins

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. >>> leaders gather at the united nations general assembly to address the world's refugee crisis for the first time on monday. >>> the southern part of japan is experiencing very strong winds. the meteorological agency says the typhoon is expected to continue heading east approaching eastern japan. fofor more details on the typho, let's go to our meteorologist wlachlt is the latest? >> the typhoon will hit the south of the area tonight and possibly into tuesday morning local time. this is impacting very strong winds at this moment. it has been causing heavy rainfall for western japan. they had 273 millimeters of rain in 48 hours. that is the record for september. and not just western japan but central japan have record breaking heavy rainfall because there is a frontal system and moisture that is enhancing the frontal system. so many parts of japan are seeing heavy rainfall at this moment. it is a very strong typhoon at this moment and packing wind gusts of 216 kilometers per hour. it will hit tuesday morning and then will likely move to the region tuesday and then it could get very

president, ladies and gentlemen, in this 71st session of the united nations general assembly, i call on you to declare 2017 as the international year to end the israeli occupation of our land and our people, as we approach in june 2017 a half century of this abhorrent israeli occupation. i also appeal to you, in follow-up the adoption of resolution 67/19 with the adoption of a resolution to enable palestine to present and cosponsor resolutions beyond the question of palestine and to support our efforts to enhance palestine's legal and political status, including by granting it additional responsibilities to chair committees and international groups, while at the same time we will continue our efforts for full membership in international organizations. based on all of the above, the international community is called upon to exert all efforts, more than any other time in the past, to bring an end to the israeli occupation of the land of the state of palestine, which, as you all know, is the longest and last occupation in contemporary history. the international community's ability to ad

and hillary rodham clinton is doing some name dropping at the united nations general assembly. ahead. >>> plus, an emergency landing at tampa international airport. if you are just waking up with us, news channel 8 has multiple crews covering this breaking news. we are speaking with passengers from that flight. and trying to figure out what went wrong. it's 4:40 on this tuesday since the launch of the new dannon whole milk yogurt, a natural outburst seems to have taken over the country. (security...) hi, i'm stuck in an elevator... with a cow. (a what?) ts with vitamin d and whole milk. new dannon, >>> we want to update you on breaking news from tampa international airport where an american airlines flight made an emergency landing shortly after midnight this morning. landing problems for flight 574 made for a traumatic experience for passengers. passengers tell us the plane's left side landing gear would not activate and flight attendants had passengers brace for a fortunately, just before landing, the wheels came down and the plane landed safely. no one was injured. of course

and hillary rodham clinton doing a bit of name dropping at the united nations general assembly. more from the campaign straight ahead. >>> plus, an emergency landing at tampa international airport. if you are just waking up with us, news channel 8 has multiple crews covering the breaking news this morning. we're speaking with passengers from that flight and trying to figure out what went wrong. it's 5:40. and you're watching news i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i know more about isis then the generals do. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. > we want to update you on breaking news from tampa international airport where an american airlines flight made an emergency landing shortly after midnight this morning. landing problems for flight 5

be vigilant because we're going into the united nations general assembly week. be vigilant because the police need your help. and if you see anything that might be pertinent to this case, we need you to call it in. we would normally have an expanded presence for the united nations general assembly. you will see an even tronger presence now. >> reporter: i think basically you're going to see a police officer or teams of police on just about every corner. . this entire area will be completely sealed off. there's traffic moving through here but not when the meetings get under way tomorrow. we'll be completely shut down for several blocks in that section. when the delegate, leaders arrive, they'll see heavy security at the airport and train stations, see it on the streets. it just becomes a fortress. but, again, new york is ready for this. they do it every year. of course it's different now because of what happened not too far away from here, as a matter of fact, on 27th street, 23rd street. so again, new york's ready. they're clamping down. the bottom line is this

world leaders gathered in new york for the opening of the united nations general assembly. and facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wife pledged $3 billion to fight diseases worldwide. here are the the sights and sound of the past seven days. >> investigators are looking for possible links to international militant after a series of domestic attacks. >> rose: more devices found after multiple attacks. >> as governor of new york, this is my worst nightmare. this is the nightmare scenario. >> city officials calling for calm after the fatal police shooting of a black man >> this is not a good scene here. >> protesters clash with police in charlotte. >> he is armed with a handed gun. because of that at least one of our officers fired. >> hay said, "hands up. he got a gun. he got a gun. pow, pow, pow." >> we have two more names to add to a list of african american killed by police officers. it's unbearable, and it needs to become intolerable. >> in particular, in tulsa, this young officer, i don't know what she was thinking. i don't know what she was thinking. >> the preside

world leaders are coming together in new york this week for the united nations general assembly. the u-n is assessing security following the explosion in manhattan saturday night. tonight- leaders are expected to discuss the issue of what to do about the more than 65-million refugees and migrants around the world. president obama will address the u-n tomorrow. this will be president obama's final appearance at the u-n clinton-- both saying they would guarantee paid maternity leave if elected. how their plans differ, coming up. and making sure you know your rights. details on tonight's meeting that's helping you learn what to say when encountered by law we are ahead of an approaching cold front and with a breeze from the southwest today we will cuts through wi this evening and overnight. that will likely trigger storms. there is a risk of severe storms in our area. behind the cold front we cool a little and dewpoints drop back into the 50s for a comfortable tuesday with ample sunshine. however, rain and storms return wednesday into thursday. today: some sun to start then becoming

from around the world descend on new york for the united nations general assembly, security tight, tensions high after three explosions in new york and new jersey. now, there are concerns a terror cell could be working there. >>> and an initiative an epidemic, heroin and opioid addiction, getting first responders ready for the worst with a program to save lives. >>> all hail to the denver defense, the broncos beat the colts and we are thanking our linebackers for the big win. an injury update on demarcus ware. >>> belen de leon joining us, your dress is appropriate. >> it is, and it is going to be bright and sunny today as well, i'm looking like the sun. to hang on, very summer-like, highs today in the 90s, here in the metro area, and in the upper 80s in a few spots and temperatures closer to the foothills and the 80s and 70, we've got 50s and 60s on the map, so even though it is a cool morning, this is still warmer than 24 hours ago. by about 5 degrees. closer to the foothills and the front range mountain, temperatures there are in the 30s and 40s, now, satellite and doppler radar is sew s

the united nations general of world leaders and foreign dignitaries to town - including president obama. (pres. barack obama) "we all have a role to play as citizens in making sure that we don't succumb to that fear. and there is no better example of that than the people of new york and new jersey." authorities say at this time, there is no indication that a terror cell is operating in the new york area. we now know the name of the man authorities say stabbed nine people at a minnesota mall saturday. this is 22-year-old dahir adan. witnesses adan was wearing a private security company uniform when he walked into the st. cloud mall. they say he made reference to allah and asked at least one person if they were muslim. :35-:38 i looked at the guy and i'm like i'm going to have to fist fight this guy. ///butted to/// :47-:51 then he just came up, i braced myslef, noise, side of the head and fell downt to the ground. an off duty officer shot and killed adan. in the wake of this weekend's bombings.. hillary clinton is describing herself as the most qualified i think that the lone wolf is a p

today, leaders from around the world descend on new york for the united nations general assembly.security is tight and tensions are high. investigators are trying to figure out who detonated that bomb and left another device blocks away.chris pollone is live in new york this the latest. here in new york, a manhunt is underwayfederal, state and neighborhood.one explodedthe other didn't. no one died, but it was an act of terror that's put people and on edge. in new jersey over night another bomb, placed in a trash can at the elizabeth train station.it exploded as a bomb robot tried to disarm it. a manhunt underway to try to find the bomber. today, an increased security presence is visible across new york city. an additional one thousand state troopers and national guard soldiers descending on manhatta joining with the nypda visible show of force after a bomb exploded saturdayit left 29 injure and countless others rattled. (john) "i rushed out there within seconds of the bomb my ears were still ringing and i noticed screaming exploded in the city's chelsea neighborhoodmany of the injured wer

surrounding the united nations general assembly.the president will deliver his last speech to the u-n tomorrow. a jury will decide the fate of bridget anne kelly and bill baroni as the bridgegate trial begins. the former allies of governor chris christie are charged with conspiracy and fraud in a nine-count indictment. closings that caused gridlock on the george washington bridge in 2013... delaying commuters for hours and leaving emergency vehicles slow to respond. the rio 2016 paralympics came to an end last night. the games wrapped up with a fireworks display over rio de janeiro's maracana stadium. rio officially passed the baton to tokyo, which will host the next paralympics in 2020. china topped the medal count at the paralympics. britain, ukraine and the u-s were next in the medal count. believe anyone would survive after a plane would survive after a plane falls out of the sky onto a gilbert home.we are live with that in five minutes... the arizona cardinals put tampa bay in their rear view mirror...now its time to focus on buffalo.jay talyor previewing the cards...in our right

right now -- president obama is speaking at the opening of the 71- st session of the united nations general assembly.. let's listen in for a minute. talking points: -this is his eighth and final time addressing the un -white house national security adviser says the speech will be a review of -it will also address unease on a range of international issues that remain -president likely to address north korean threat and coordinated response after its second nuclear test of the year -comes as fighting in syria has resumed after a ceasefire, brokered by u-s and russia, ended now - les krifaton joins us with a forecast. lots of clouds over las vegas tuesday. moisture from what is now tropical storm paine is producing some showers in southwestern california. the question remains will the showers make it up into the las vegas area. the chance of rain for the day is 30%. with the cloud cover associated w this system daytime temperatures will be 5 to 10 cooler than monday. for wednesday more clouds as the remnants of paine fades. thursday a system to the north of us will produce windy conditions. te

at the united nations general assembly in new york tonight. scott. >> nancy cordes, thanks. major garrett is on the trump campaign. >> we cannot let this evil continue. >> reporter: donald trump labeled the attacks islamic clinton's comments. >> hillary clinton talks tougher about my supporters than she does about islamic terrorists. right? >> this was trump's initial assessment of saturday night's explosion in new york city. made less than an hour after the blast. >> a bomb went off in new york. and nobody knows exactly what's going on. but, boy we are living in a time. we better get very tough, folks. trump's on investigators who had not determined a cause. still trump's first take was vindicated. a pin the oint he celebrated. >> i should be a news caster. i called it before the news. what i said was exactly correct. everybody said while he was right. he called it too soon. give me a break. >> trump said if elected he would temporarily halt immigration from countries with extremist violence. news that 850 immigrants with deportation orders were proves the current system is

. >>> world leaders have gathered in new york for the united nations general assembly. they have come up with a plan to tackle the refugee and migrant crisis. they met at a special session on monday. earlier i spoke with nhk world's kozue hamamoto who's covering the event. i started by asking her the outcome of the session. >> reporter: leaders agreed unanimously to adopt the new york declaration which aims to save the lives of refugees and migrants and better share responsibilities. the declaration was adopted amid the worst refugee crisis in over 70 years. the united nations refugee agency says over 65 million are forcibly displaced from their homes. united nations secretary-general ban ki-moon called for immediate action. >> today's summit represents a breakthrough in our collective efforts to address the challenges of human mobility. more people than ever are on the move. some fleeing war, others to seek opportunity. >> refugees themselves raised their voices, urging leaders to treat the issue with urgency. >> we are living on the edge of hell. we have been waiting

president obama will speak at the united nations general assembly today. he's will speak to the section of the u-n that deals with policy making and representation.. it's the first event later he will have a luncheon with u-n secretary general and a rountable discussion with leaders of several foreign delegations. breast cancer -- can affect everyone.. and everyone can be a part of the one in seven women in colorado will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime.. early detection and awareness -- can be life saving.. this weekend - thousands of cancer survivors and their supporters will be in downtown denver to race for the cure.. we'll have live coverage during the 9news morning show, starting at seven. the 5k starts at eight.. there's still time to sign up for the race.. we have more information on 9news dot com.. it's beginning to look a lot like -- fall! in some places anyway. the leaves are changing...and cooler weather is supposed to arrive any time now.. belen will have a look at the forecast - in just a battling an out of control fire at a ca

he will attend several events surrounding the united nations general assembly. this is in preparation for tomorrow.. when the president will speak to the assembly. a baseball game in denver was delayed friday night -- due to hail.. the storm sent both fans and players running for cover.. just before the bottom of the ninth pulled out the tarp.. and several players were filmed filling their caps and water cups with the hail. n-b-c took home several emmys last night.. "saturday night live's" kate mckinnon won for best supporting actress in a tv comedy.. meanwhile.. "the voice" won for best reality competition series -- that's the second year in a row. but the real year in a row. but the real winner of the night was "the people vs. o.j." the f-x show won best limited t-v series.. as well as a string of ???toss morning juice a lot of laughs last night at the emmys..emmys.. host jimmy kimmel kicking things off with a hilarious video.. of his road to the microsoft theater in l-a. the clip has plenty of cameos -- from "modern family's" the dunphies.. to family's" the d

city being a prime terror target and the united nations general assembly arriving. dan. >> pierre, thank you. all this coming at the same time a terrifying attack at a mall in minnesota that we mentioned earlier in the show. a man wearing the uniform of a security guard stabbed several people before he was shot by an off-duty police officer. sunny hostin has more. >> reporter: eight people were injured in that attack at the shopping mall leaving a town on edge. overnight, a stabbing ram page inside a packed mall in minnesota. >> st. cloud is getting reports of stabbing and shots fired at the mall off division. >> reporter: witnesses say the uniform. at least eight people were stabbed. police revealing the man made references to islam. >> that individual made some references to allah and we have confirmed that he asked at least one person if they were muslim before he assaulted them. >> reporter: police not letting anyone in or out as they swept the area. >> whether that was a terrorist attack or or not we stillon under investigation. the suspect was killed inside th

today- president obama will make his last appearance at the united nations general assembly as president. he will deliver his eighth and final speech- with a focus on refugees. there are more than 65 million people displaced from their homes around the world right now. other topics expected to come up at the u-n over the next few days include syria and attacks. the u-n meetings last through september 26th. thousands of refugees had to run from their temporary homes on the greek island of lesbos ... a large fire swept through this refugee camp monday. more than four thousand people were evacuated. no injuries were reported from the fire but tents and housing unites were destroyed. police are looking into the possibility that some of the people living there different ethnic groups is common at the camp. one of costa rica's most active volcanoes put on quite a show in the night sky. the eruption happened just before three a-m yesterday... a second eruption happened later in the morning. it sent ash and smoke 13 thousand feet into the air. costa rica's international airport temporarily shut

nations generally assembly. so, it's a tense time already. >> brian ross our chief investigative correspondent. we appreciate it. >> thanks for coming in on a weekend, brian. >>> we want to turn to pierre thomas, he's been in touch with top law enforcement officials this morning and he has moren >> reporter: top officials here in washington, including the president and homeland security jeh johnson are monitoring the situation, for now they're following the lead of new york city officials. officials i'm talking to, with so little on motive, nothing can be ruled out. the fact that this is some kind of an intentional act has a lot of officials here in washington city being a prime terror target and the united nations general assembly arriving. dan. >> pierre, thank you. all this coming at the same time a terrifying attack at a mall in minnesota that we mentioned earlier in the show. a man wearing the uniform of a security guard stabbed several people before he off-duty police officer. sunny hostin has more. >> rep

. >> also in new york president obama addressed the united nations general. assembly for the final time as commander-in-chief. although he spoke in front of world leaders the president had a message for the american people. he warned voters of the dire consequences of a policy of isolationism and the impact it would have on the country. he did not mention republican nominee donald trump make reference to his campaign promise about the border ball -- wall. >> until basic questions are answered about communities coexist the emblems of extreme is simple continue to burn. countless human beings will suffer and most of all in the regions but extremism will continue to be exported overseas. to be able to build a wall and prevented from affecting our own societies. >> later president obama thanked law enforcement for their quick work in nabbing the suspect in last weekend's bombings. those attacks in new york and new jersey and the stabbing spree in minnesota have become the focus of the presidential race. terror could have on election d. day. both candidates assuri

. >> we've also got the latest on president obama arrived in manhattan, along with the united nations general assembly. >>> new details surrounding the mass stabbing attack at a minnesota mall. >>> and gas prices sky rocket almost overnight. "early today" starts right now. good to be with you, i'm frances rivera. >>> and i'm a where,man. bombs were planted in manhattan and two investigations taking place, one on the vaerrazano bridge and in chelsea. one exploding in a busy train station. the city's mayor spoke to nbc about that explosion and concern for the state of the country. >> extremely concerned for the residents of the community, but more importantly extremely concerned for everybody in the state or country where somebody can drop a backpack in a garbage can with no timers and you have to wonder how many people could have been hurt. i don't have the expertise to determine the blast function of that. but based on the loudness, i were in the vicinity when that went off. >> here with more on the investigation there. >> reporter: good morning. the mayor here of elizabeth, new jerse

her comments came during her first ever speech as pm to the united nations general assembly. prime minister may: when the british people voted to leave the eu, they did not vote to turn inward or while away from any of our partners in the world. faced with challenges like migration, a desire for greater control of their country, and a mounting sense that globalization is leaving working people behind, they demanded a politics that is more in touch with their concerns and bold action to address them. but that action must be more global, not less. rosalind: the new york bombing suspect has been charged with the blast in manhattan and in new jersey. the fbi has revealed he was investigated in 2014, following a domestic incident. authorities in a have discovered a link between him and any terrorist group or, since. accomplices. wells fargo rose 2.8%, after the ceo was grilled at capitol hearing. figures,senate banking facing consequences for letting employees open millions of unauthorized accounts over the years. said it and investors could leave the bank with a reputational scar

country fiji on your election as president of the present session of the united nations general assembly. i wish you all success during your presidency which you have promised would be one for the whole house. such a promise, if kept, would strengthen the neutral rule of the president of the general assembly and shed a bright light on the fact that some are trying to conceal. mr. president, ladies and gentlemen, as we meet once again, our world is going through a grave and dangerous period. federalism, which we have cautioned against, has continued to grow and gain ground, claiming the lives of more innocent people. and causing death and destruction as it rages unabated across the world. the blood of syrians was not enough to quench its thirst. it had to go after the citizens of many other countries, including those that have deported and sponsored it. these innocent people are now paying for the mistakes of their government, which have ignored the interests of their people, and adopted shortsighted policies. for more than five years, the syrian people, no matter their affiliations, have

president obama is in new york for his final address to the united nations general assembly. obama address the congressional black caucus foundation's annual dinner. >> no such thing as a vote that doesn't matter. it all matters. i will consider it a personal insult, and insult to my legacy of this community lets down its guard and fails to activate itself in the selection. you want to give me a good sendoff? go vote. >> the president is also expected to meet with israeli prime minister benjamin button yahoo! while in new york. and turkey is deepening its involvement in one of the middle east's deadliest conflicts. president aired a one says turkey will create a 100 square mile save sown in syria. turkish forces have already cleared out terrorist groups from an area of a 1/5 that size. been another setback for germany chancellor angulo merkel. worst resultheir in berlin's is the end of world war ii. the social democrats saw their combined vote in city council elections fall by about a quarter. the anti-immigration alternative for germany -- news 24 hours per day, powered by 2

states general assembly -- united nations general assembly. in the wall street journal, gates writes that trump is beyond repair and unfit to be commander-in-chief. sheldon: top republican state lawmakers are calling for a special prosecutor to look into the leaked documents from a secret investigation of governor speaker robin vos, who wants a special prosecutor to find out who leaked the documents. plus, what did we learn from those 1500 pages? i'll ask our pundit panel, john nichols of the capital times, and christian schneider of the milwaukee journal sentinel. we'll also look at the governor's plan for state roads, and why some republicans are breaking ranks with it. and, with the election now little more than fifty days away, we'll look at the ad wars in wisconsin's hotley contested u.s. senate race. what do they tell us? it's all coming up tonight 11:00, right here on upfront. adrienne: i'm here in the weather center with meteorologist lindsey slater. and lindsey, smooth sailing tonight, but not so much for everyone tomorrow. lindsey: w

nation's general assembly. so you'll don't see throughout the week a strong visible nypd presence. you'll see heavily-trained officers and well-around officers. you will see people in our officers in the subway. you will see bags being checked, bomb-sniffing dogs. the week, and we want that high level of readiness, of course, from the nypd. so i ask all new yorkers continue your vigilance. continue to share information with law enforcement, and i want to thank assistant director sweeny for the exceptional work and cooperation with the fbi in this matter. >> thank you, sir. >> good afternoon. since the last briefing we provided you yesterday hundreds of personnel from the new york and the nypd detective bureau have worked to track leads, reviewing surveillance footage, imploring techniques and executing searches. based on our evidence collection and supported by other analysis the jttfs began to focus on ahmad rahami working to develop his whereabouts and possible locations for surveillance. traffic stop near th

the president addressed the united nation's general assembly today, his last such speech as president. president obama their borders to people seeking refuge from war. a different approach to stop the violence in milwaukee. coming up new on live at 6. he works for the health department, but his main job isn't handing out vaccinees.. its to combat crime.. tonight. his aggresive approach to stop the violence before it starts. that's new on live at 6. still ahead.. a story of a man dedicated to serving his country.. but that's not what makes him stand out.plus.. experiencing a major shortage.. and it's not what you might think. we'll russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to ron johnson on social security: johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. narrator: as senator, johnson's been working to turn it into one. he wants to privatize social security putting benefits at risk. and he attacks medicare -- would turn it into a voucher program, costing seniors thousands out-of-pocket. don't let ron johnson turn social security into a me. narrator:

in a speech to the united nations general assembly the president urges to welcome all refugees from war. he calls the situation unfolding in syria unacceptable as for the bombing of a bombing lefgt of aleppo monday night. the u.s. says russia is responsible. to make the argument that the attack was the work of terrorists. cnn's frederik pleitgen tracking the latest developments live in syria. fred, here in new york, the u.n. secretary-general outraged that this u.n. was hit and targeted. >> reporter: yeah, word from the secretary-general ban ki-moon, which we haven't heard before, president obama also saying he believes there's no military solution to this conflict. both sides should get together and negotiate. right now, that's not happening. the russians have come out and cat gorically denied that they are in any way, shape or form involved all of this. they say they were tracking the convoy earlier that day when it stopped tracking it when it actually reached the warehouse it was supposed to go to. and they say they have no idea who hit it. they also suggest there may have been rebel

in his final speech to the united nations general assembly as president, barack obama said the world faces a choice between more cooperation or more division. president obama: i want to suggest to you today that we must go forward and not back. imperfect ast as the principles of open markets and accountable governance of democracy and human rights and international law, that we have forged to remain the firmest foundation of this human century. mark: the president added growing contest between liberalism and authoritarianism. brazil's president is promising to push ahead with measures to economy.struggling he told bloomberg that his lack of electoral ambition gives them and he willto act spend all his political capital to shore up public accounts. bomberpected new york came across the fbi's radar after a domestic incident in 2014. he was arrested on weapons and aggravated assault charges for allegedly stabbing a relative in the leg according to court documents. fbi tossagged in the guardian system, the general database of tips and report of suspicious of cities. if he was ever interv

states general assembly -- united nations general assembly. in the wall street journal, gates writes that trump is beyond repair and unfit to be commander-in-chief. sheldon: top republican state lawmakers are calling for a special prosecutor to look into the leaked documents from a secret investigation of governor

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at the united nations general assembly in new york tonight. scott. >> nancy cordes, thanks. major garrett is on the trump campaign. >> we cannot let this evil continue. >> reporter: donald trump labeled the attacks islamic terrorism and invoked hillary >> hillary clinton talks tougher about my supporters than she does about islamic terrorists. right? >> this was trump's initial assessment of saturday night's explosion in new york city. made less than an hour after the blast. >> a bomb went off in new york. and nobody knows exactly what's going on. but, boy we are living in a time. we better get very tough, folks. trump's remarks jumped the gun on investigators who had not determined a cause. still trump's first take was vindicated. a point he celebrated. >> i should be a news caster. i called it before the news. what i said was exactly correct. everybody said while he was right. he called it too soon. give me a break. >> trump said if elected he would temporarily halt immigration from countries with extremist violence. news that 850 immigrants with deportation orders were mi

and hillary rodham clinton doing name dropping at the united nations general assembly. more from the campaign trail ahead. >>> plus, an emergency landing at tampa international airport. if you're just waking up with us, news channel 8 has multiple crews covering this breaking news. we are speaking with passengers from flight and trying to figure out what went wrong. it's 6:40. > we want to update you on breaking news from tampa international airport where an american airlines flight made an emergency landing shortly ter midnight this morning. landing problems for flight 574 made for a traumatic experience for passengers. passengers tell us the plane's left side landing gear would not activate and flight for a crash landing. fortunately, just before landing, the wheels came down and the plane landed safely. no one was injured. >>> the man wanted for bombings in new york city and new jersey is in custody. ahmad khan rahami was arrested just hours after police announced that they knew who they were looking for. this morning, new yorkers will stations as they go to work. te

. >> rocker bono address the united nations general assembly and said that america continues >> ablaze record has been a rar superpower in human history, insofar as it has been willing to think beyond narrow self-interest. >> also called on un members to make a course correction to mak ure they work together to stop spread of terrorism and radical extremist, rather than each jus focus on its own self-interest. >> until basic questions are answered about how communities coexist, will continue to burn and countless humans suffer, most o all in that region, but extremism will continue to be exportedil overseas. >> president obama called the current refugee crisisc in nations like syria and south sudan is a test of our common humanity urging nations to open our borders to refugees with or house speaker john boehner has a new job, joiningg squire pettine boss a washington lobbying firm, advising clients onon how to grow their business, he also recently joined the board of tobacco giant reynolds americanani. down to the latest on the road to the white house donald trump will return to ohio t

this week, clinton will meet with world leaders at the united nations general assembly and battleground states as his campaign has shifted on president barack obama's birth place. >> president barack obama was born in the united states, period. >> reporter: donald trump devot advocated something five years that was a lie. why did he do that? >> you are going to have to ask him. again, think this is a side show with. >> reporter: with clinton slipping in some polls, president obama rallied black voters behind her saturday night during a fiery speech before the congressional black caucus foundation. >> i will consider it a personal insult, an insult to my legacy if this community lets down its guard and fails to activate i itself in this election. >> reporter: clinton will sunday. >>> a general assembly meeting starts today at the united nations. president obama arrived yesterday evening by helicopter after a flight from washington. syria and the global refuge kris are on the agenda. the president will address the meeting tomorrow. >>> the new york city attack and the prospect of more thr