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still bad nikki haley didn't live in say fourteen ninety two she could've campaigned for the position of the grand inquisitor and during the spanish inquisition because that's how she conducts american diplomacy at the united nations pillory in russia for not sanctioning north korea at the same time the united states that will matic representatives always are our chastising the europeans for not doing enough economic damage through sanctions mechanisms on russia itself. look here's the real situation the united states has used its force its power to impose sanctions on north korea that are designed really to cripple the country the united states policy and the other members of the security council went along with that i think to try to keep the united states within the boundaries of the united nations so that the u.s. would not carry out a unilateral war against north korea but those those sanctions are designed to starve the people of korea and make sure they don't have electricity and at the same time and not have he during the winter another words really drastic and at the same tim

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ambassador haley? ambassador haley: good morning. we got a great start today with the president's event on counter narcotics. to understand this event is to understand it was not just a bunch of people getting into a room, every country that attended had to sign a global call to action which basically says they were going to implement something in their own countries that dealt with how they were going to deal with the supply and demand of drugs. the international cooperation they would do with other countries to stop illicit drugs and also treatment in their own countries. the idea the president was able to get 130 countries to sign on means we are having a global drug conversation that needed to be had for a long time. know you are seeing over 140 heads of delegations here at the united nations. we are looking forward to the president speech tomorrow. last year, we started trying to figure out what the u.s. president was going to be. not only is the president doing his speech, he will be doing a security council meeting. secretary

ambassador nikki haley. where that story went off the rails, from the beginning, and whether the papers mea culpa is enough. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. new ensure max protein. in two great flavors. >> jessica: turns out it was the scandal that wasn't. "the new york times" walking back a story slamming u.n. ambassador nikki haley. the editors saying they unfairly blamed her for blowing big bucks for curtains on her new york apartment when they were actually ordered during the obama administration. the paper originally reported that the state department spent nearly $53,000 on customize and mechanized curtains for an apartment across from u.n. headquarters where ambassador haley lived. the paper saying in part "the decision on leasing the ambassador's residence and purchasing the curtains was made during the obama administration. according to current and former officials." they should not have focused on his haley nor should have picture of her and used. i read this artic

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turns out the nikki haley had nothing to do with it. the curtains were bought by the obama administration. unbelievable smear and mischaracterization, dana. and they corrected it, to be fair. >> they corrected it within the same day, so they didn't even wait until tomorrow, although i hope it will be in the papers tomorrow. >> they got hammered all day for this and when they do the correction in the paper it'll be really small right down in the corner. >> thankfully for social media it made it around and it got its own segment on "the five" in the middle of hurricane coverage. i don't like to complain about media bias all the time i think it's a weak thing, but conservatives can make arguments that win on the merits, but the media will often do subtle digs and constant digs with headlines, photographs, and captions. especially you will see pictures, for example, president obama has never taken a bad picture. you've never seen a bad picture of president obama. you can find many bad pictures of republicans. >> i think obama's picture with

we're joined by the ambassador, nikki haley. thank you for joining us. i want to get to that. first, i want to ask you. we had the discussion about the rod rosenstein story in "the new york times" have you ever been involved in a discussion on pursuing the 25th amendment? >> i have not. i don't think that is a reality among the cabinet members. i have never heard that. that's absurd. >> let's look at this week. the president talking great progress in the situation with north korea. what is that progress exactly? what have the north koreans promised that they haven't promised and reneged on before? >> i think progress is the fact that in 2017, it felt like every other weekend there was a ballistic missile test. south korea and japan felt under great threat. he was threatening america. since then, you have the two korean leaders now shaking hands saying they want peace. we have not had one single ballistic missile test. in the big 70th anniversary parade, no nukes shown. more a ceremonial situation. a lot of really good things have come out of it. we have a long way to go. we ha

nikki haley said iranian president hassan rouhani had "oppressed his people for a long time". she was responding to mr rouhani's fierce criticism of the us, in which he blamed washington for enabling the attack. the victims of saturday's violence included 12 members of the revolutionary guards. it was one of the worst attacks ever against the elite force. president rouhani remarks came as he left tehran for new york to attend the un general assembly. translation: the victims fell as innocent martyrs. undoubtedly the islamic republic of iran does not overlook this crime. it's clear to us which group the attackers belonged to and to where they are linked. the small puppet countries we see in the region are backed by america and the us is provoking them and giving them the necessary capabilities to commit these crimes. let's talk more about that un leaders gathering in new york this week with our us correspondent chris buckler. tellers about the reaction of the trump administration to what iran is saying about the attack. washington points out president rouhani hasn't offered any

in a particularly fahri security council meeting and that country is russia the key haley saying that russia is cheating on the sanctions on north korea saying this in an open meeting open chamber of the u.n. security council saying it was a concern a plan by the russians they were just turning a blind eye this was a systemic plan by the russians to thwart the sanctions let's listen to ambassador nikki haley why after voting for sanctions for eleven different times is russia now backing away from we know the answer it's because russia has been cheating. and now they've been caught. despite its repeated support for u.n. sanctions russia is actively working to undermine the enforcement of the security council sanctions on north korea certainly trying to use the opportunity of their presidency and as you say trying to make some of these issues and disagreements very public this is notable though we have a lot of disagreements in the security council between the u.s. and russia on issues but never before on north korea north korea is an issue that has have unity in the past that's why the

>> ambassador haley made a few meant that i know to be true every single day. she is absolutely right when she says this is a president who welcomes. he accepts not expects. dissenting points of view. he has people talking about trade and trafers differing sides of the trade spectrum. he has folks who have differing opinions on the second amendment, on abortion, on the border adjustability tax. whether to do the corporate tax cut from 35% to 15 to 21. he is somebody who takes the counsel of many different advisors and then weighs the different consequences and options. and knows exactly that he is the only one he and mike pence in this building, the only two people elected to anything. he makes the ultimate decision here. that's what leadership does. leadership doesn't shut the door and just sit there, toss a coin in the air or say this is what i promised on the campaign trail. i must do it absolutely exactly. this is somebody who takes the counsel who feels free and comfortable enough in his job to do that and then makes a decision on his own. brian: so you we

the ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley, weighed in, writing her, it's not me to the "washington post." she wrote, quote, i don't agree with the president on everything. when there is disagreement, there is a right way and a wrong way to address it.

to the united nations nikki haley laid out a clear agenda for reform. but despite reported and repeated warnings. no action at all was taken so the united states took the only responsible course we withdrew from the human rights council. and we will not return until real reform is an act. for similar reasons the united states will provide no support and recognition to the international criminal court. as far as america is concerned the i.c.c. has no jurisdiction no legitimacy and no authority. the i.c.c. planes near universal jurisdiction over the citizens of every country violating all principles of justice fairness and due process we will never surrender america's sovereignty to an unelected unaccountable global bureaucracy. america is governed by americans we reject the ideology of globalism and we embrace the doctrine of patriotism. around the world responsible nations must defend against threats to sovereignty not just from global governance but also from other new forms of coercion and domination in america we believe strongly in energy secured. f

and nikki haley has been walking this fine line of working within the u.n. and of distancing herself from trump at a fairly regular basis. many people think because she has political ambitions. mike pompeo at state has also had to distance himself from trump. jim mattis at defense has also had to distance himself from trump. it's a pattern. the president is seeing even within the white house as extreme. >> he's about to address the luncheon. let's listen in. >> a great honor and mr. secretary-general. i'd like to commend you on the job you're doing. i've long said the united nations has such tremendous potential. all of these great world leaders. people we all know and read about on a weekly basis, sometimes a daily basis. the yuunited nations has an incredible potential to bring people together. truly a direct -- has a direct relationship to the time i spent at the united nations meeting some of you. many of you are now friends. when i first came here, even though lived in new york, it was a little bit of a foreign territory to me, the united nations. but n

. >> that's what nikki haley, u.n. ambassador and a brand new op-ed in "new york times," quote, i too, am a senior trump administration official and i proudly serve in the administration and i also support most of its decisions and the direction it is taking the country. but i don't agree with the president on everything. >> you heard it from senators who have stood up to the president. someone like a bob corker. that this made it worse. this made what they're trying to nurture in the trump presidency worse by this coming out and people not putting the name to it, not challenging the president. but in terms of other republicans who are running for re-election, not defending them, but other than upholding your role under the constitution and that warm, fuzzy feeling, there's not a lot of incentive to go up against this president. he's going to go after you, he's going to perhaps -- >> but that doesn't -- >> let's just nikki haley. i'm chairman of the nikki haley for president campaign in 2020. >> clearly. >> taking on t

ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley. it all stems from a report in which the times claimed upwards of $50,000 was spent for curtains in her official residence. what they failed to mention until the sixth paragraph is the purchase was authorized by the obama administration nearly two years ago. "the new york times" has since change the headline and issued an editor's note. senior columnist at town hall and author of militant normals. good to see you tonight. just so people know i want to run through this a little bit. the original headline said this. nikki haley's view of new york is priceless, $52,000 a lot of people think that's about nikki haley making this purchase after they were confronted and they changed it and they said the state department spent $52,701 for on curtains for residents of the u.n. envoy. they set an earlier version created an unfair impression about who was responsible for the purchase in question. the article shouldn't have focused on her. >> the good news is "the new york times" has done what a l

link e haley chaired haley chairedikki a meeting on the issue. this is 35 minutes. ms. haley: this morning the security council addresses the use of chemical weapons for first of two times today. as we have previously, the united states expresses its unequivocal condemnation of the use of chemical weapons. in salisbury or anywhere else. . we stand firm in defense of the international norm against the use of these horrific weapons. and we stand firm with the british people. it's easy to express outrage, of course. we do it every day in this chamber. what is difficult is finding solutions. and today our british friends and colleagues are providing us with a master class on how to stop the spread of chemical weapons. they are creating accountability for those who use chemical agents and providing vital support for the international norm against the use of these deadly, illegal weapons. the british government is pursuing accountability for this attack in the only way accountability can truly be accomplished. in accordance with the rule of law. british investigators have con

we heard from mike pompeo and nikki haley. both said they were in a lot of high-level meetings with a lot of people and never heard any talk about anybody trying to use the 25th amendment to get rid of the president. mike pompeo even going so far as to say never heard anybody talk about it or discussion about it or anybody even joke about it. there is word out there that rod rosenstein sarcastically said you want me to wear a wire? we're not sure exactly what happened here. we have a report he was trying to get people to support him in a 25th amendment removal of the president and we have rod rosenstein categorically denying all of this. the only thing we know at the moment is he is at the white house for a very high-level meeting and staff at the white house is working on something regarding this meeting that we are going to hear soon. as to exactly what's going on, sandra, we don't know. it could be when you look at the language that rosenstein used when he was going over white house expecting to be fired, that maybe he was

ambassador to the united nations nikki haley is rejecting iran's finger pointing at washington over a deadly parade attack she says iranian leaders should look closer to home the iranian president hassan rouhani is clear who he blames the revolutionary guard is vowing revenge for the attack on that military parade the fallout is reporting worldwide diplomats have been summoned by iranian officials after twenty five people were killed when a gunman opened fire in the southern city of. iran's foreign minister summoned the emma roxy shanshu to fair following a tweet by a prominent iraqi political scientist which said the attack was quote not an act of terrorism envoys from the u.k. the netherlands and even denmark of also being called into the foreign ministry in tehran their governments accused of harboring opposition groups to gulf countries are being blamed for backing the group which carried out the attack senior iranian military officers are pointing fingers at saudi arabia while the president says the u.s. . is intent on creating instability while before leaving for the united nati

ms haley said the fault lay solely with the iranian authorities. well, a short time ago, our washington correspondent, chris buckler, told me that there seems no end in sight to the diplomatic finger—pointing in this row. yeah, i think at the moment we've got washington and tehran blaming each other, essentially president rouhani claiming without any evidence it must be said, or certainly not displaying any evidence, that the us—backed allies in the gulf were responsible for enabling this attack, i think was the word he specifically used, and specifically the us ambassador to the un, nikki haley, responding by saying that as far as they are concerned iran also needs to look at how it oppresses its people and they might find some idea of how this attack may have happened. a number of groups have claimed responsibility for this including a group inside iran itself. however, in the last few minutes, we've had some details from reuters suggesting that the so—called islamic state has claimed responsibility for this too and it has posted a video of

strong language in the security council yes from nikki haley also from the russian side to the russians were the ones who called this meeting warning that they could be a chemical attack in it live and warning that that would be a pretext for military action by the west they said the chemical attack if there was one wouldn't be carried out by the syrian government the haley of course said that that was just distortion and diversion let's not waste time with the december mation distractions and outright lives that the assad regime and their russian and iranian partners constantly use to distort this conversation let's talk about the facts on the ground in syria this month already the world has seen a clear military escalation in in live russian and assad regime air forces launched over one hundred airstrikes they are using barrel bombs rockets and artillery they are targeting hospitals and medical facilities the turkish ambassador spoke at the end of this meeting and said there needed to be an immediate cease fire that was the best plan to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe and i can tell

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and we've been listening to nikki haley the u.s. ambassador to the united nations speaking there that press conference to mark at the start of the u.s. presidency of the security council that's of rotating presidency countries on the security council get a month each this marks the start of the u.s. month of september have quite a few announcements that she made she started by talking about the situation in myanmar the allegations of war crimes against the she mentioned how the myanmar government was in denial the millets military refused to be accountable and that she didn't dismiss the idea of sanctions also spoke about the president trump is going to host a high level meeting of the u.n. security council on iran at the end of the month and that the aim of the u.s. was to expose iranian violations of u.n. security council resolution so will. there will be a high level meeting of u.n. security council on iran and that president trump is due to host that meeting when it happens of course another issue that was asked about was the si

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ambassador nikki haley on september fourth haley told journalists that trump's plans to chair one of the meetings so he could quote address iran's violations of international law and the general instability iran so throughout the entire middle east region of tweeting and response a day later iran's foreign minister zarif criticized the move saying that trump plans to abuse the presidency of security council to divert the session and blame iran for horrors the u.s. and its clients have unleashed across the middle east and it seems zarif was not the only one disappointed the washington post reported also quoting sources from inside the u.n. that some u.s. officials and allies believe the topic would expose disagreements between the u.s. france and britain over the twenty fifteen nuclear iran nuclear deal which chump withdrew from last may and so days later the u.s. mission to the u.n. changed the topic on the agenda to quote counter proliferation and ambassador hateley said they'd broaden the topic because the president did not want to be limited then the next day treated this same i w

. >>> haley's husband is in the air force but he's been gone for a while. and you know what? she's going to welcome him home. but then the dog, they have their own type of welcome home. that's roo. now roo is the australian shepherd at and when he left home, roo was kevin told his wi haley she's not going to remember me. yeah, did he. because haley says this dog acts like this every day he comes home. >> wow, that's amazing that that can remember that. how? >> the smell. >> is it the smell? >> the other dog is named wrigley, i'm pretty sure that he did try to steal one kiss are you roo was like excuse me nudging him away saying my turn, my turn. roo isn't the only excited pooch. this is bentley and his guy is in the army. and look, bentley hears something '. >> hey, buddy. >> and this is where his mom says i can't control the booty because the entire time that booty is just moving and whacking that tail. >> oh, the dog. >> yes, the dog. >> now bentley's dad is here and he's been deployed for six months. >> i love when dogs greet our service people when they come home because

has a rally described haley's claims as terrible and suggested americans would be deeply offended if a rainy officials made similar suggestions about nine eleven the riots the power pole wreckage get believes that the should if possible address the security council and spell out the world's grievances against the us mr iran imprisons going to be in a brutal spot because i believe that non-criminal council members are are reliant on america's goodwill or france if you will and. not long ago that we are watching who is going to go with us this will be the case who should rightly perhaps use to address the council it would be good opportunity for him to . act not only rascasse the because all the violations of international law are united states. head of the global gathering we spoke exclusively to believe in president evo morales who believes it's high time nations started looking out for their own interests. or considering the problems we're facing today like always the united states is trying to divide us since we have established the union of south american nations they've been putt

in a particularly fahri security council meeting and that country is russia the key haley saying that russia is cheating on the sanctions on north korea saying this in an open meeting open chamber of the u.n. security council saying it was a concern a plan by the russians they were just turning a blind eye this was a systemic plan by the russians to thwart the sanctions let's listen to ambassador nikki haley. why after voting for sanctions for eleven different times is russia now backing away from we know the answer it's because russia has been cheating. and now they've been caught. despite its repeated support for u.n. sanctions russia is actively working to undermine the enforcement of the security council sanctions on north korea james i think i'm right in saying that the u.s. is the current rotating president of the security council really seems that they're using that opportunity to its fullest at the moment a lot of these extra things being cold there was something that stephan demister recently where he was going to say it in private but no they said we wanted in public the u.s

rod rosenstein and the article last week was said to recruit cabinet of which haley and pompeo were, to find out if there was any support for taking out the president under the 25th amendment. listen to what pompeo and haley say about that. >> i have never once been in the white house where that conversation has happened. i'm not aware of any cabinet members that are talking about that. it's completely and totally absurd. >> i've been at the center of this administration along with lots of folks for virtually day one. it was day three or four. i've never heard anyone talk about it, whisper about it, joke about it in any way. >> so there's going to be a very busy thursday on tap for us, harris, when we have the president meeting with the deputy attorney general, we have the kavanaugh hearings on capitol hill. the president the next 2 1/2 days is going to focus on foreign policies. he's got the big speech at the u.n. general assembly and the speech before the security council thursday we will tear a strip on i ran and saying if president rouhani wants to meet, he's happy to do it. harr

ambassador nikki haley for charge the taxpayers $50,000 for curtains. the headline rode, nicky laically's view of new york is priceless. her curtains? $50,000. she had no say in it. it was purchased during the obama administration. the "new york times" issued a correction in small print the next day that no one saw. the infamous fist bump. this is what you saw the liberal media playing. the media apoplectic that he would fist bump on 9/11. he was hugging a young cancer patient and gave him a fist bump when he left. it had nothing to do with the 9/11 tragedy. with me is corey lewandowski. what did you think of the run there. a really bad week for the news media. >> the american people are so smart. they have seen this time and time again. jesse: especially you and me. >> just look at one of the stories. the ambassador to the united nations had absolutely nothing to do with the purchase of the curtains in her residence. that was under the obama administration. and they put a nice big picture of nikki haley up on the "new york times" website and in the "ne

ambassador, nikki haley. we have seen one other american president at this seat before, president barack obama, 2009 and 2014. donald trump is only the second u.s. president to chair this meeting. five permanent members. we expect to see president trump make opening remarks. you can see nikki haley and aides. i believe that's mike pompeo behind the president. we are going to listen in to the opening remarks set to happen now. >> would you like to start? would you like to say something? >> thank you very much. the 8,362nd meeting of the security council is called to order. the agenda for this meeting is maintenance of international peace and security, nonproliferation of weapons of mass destruction. the agenda is hereby adopted. i am honored to be here today to chair this meeting of the united nations security council. it is also my privilege to welcome the distinguished heads of state, heads of government, ministers and other leaders and representatives here with us. thank you. i also wish to warmly welcome s

the story shouldn't be focused on nikki haley. maybe focus on the state department that purchased these expensive curtains. they rewrote the story to take her out of it. took her picture out. tweeted out a editor's note. they did correct it at the end of the day but the problem is the story had already been out there by then. it was spread around social media. >> no way to pull it back at that point. another example, a local fox station in dallas drew instant backlash for tweeting this terrible tweet about that 26-year-old youth pastor who was shot in his own apartment by a police officer. the tweet says there was a search warrant, marijuana found in the apartment. and the internet basically reacted by saying, okay, why does that matter? why the heck is that being tweeted by this fox station? you also looked into this story and reported on this. how did the fox station handle this? >> they didn't -- it was opposite at the time. the times came out and corrected it, explained their error. the fox station didn't really do anything. t

i want to use this opportunity to express israel's appreciation to president trump and ambassador haley for the support they have provided israel at the united nations. [applause] they have unequivocally backed israel's right to defend itself. they pulled out of a history denying unesco and a morally bankrupt human rights council. they have more resolutions about israel than the rest of the world combined. iran,enfold compared to syria, you name it. not even tenfold, because you cannot multiply zero i any number. by any multiply zero number. president trump and ambassador haley stopped funding an organization that, instead of solving the palestinian refugee , --lem perpetuates it perpetuated. presidentday, the fights a battle against the u.n. who day after day, slanders israel. even though the revolution -- the resolution that compared zionism to racism has been removed 20 years ago. the foul stench still clings to these halls. israel airlifted ethiopian june -- ethiopian jews to freedom and a new life in israel and the jewish state. u.n., israel is absurdly accused of racism. arab citi

.>> my name is haley.>> reporter: food stamps or calfresh comes in now, this second year medical student is signing up.>> i have to pay for rent just like anyone and amenities and transportation, on top of that school.>> reporter: haley is receiving $192 a month to buy groceries. >> it gives me an incentive to not eat out at restaurants because i know that i have that budget i can use e store. >> reporter: calfresh is a federally funded program card c used at most markets. the food bank is helping students get it. >> when you don't have much money for food you have to make tough choices about what you are going to eat. that way these students are able to invest in their health right now.>> reporter: university of california says a system statewide including uc berkeley almost all of undergraduates and a quarter of graduate students say they eat less than they should because of your lack of money. thousands of students have applied for the program, about 135 students as uc san francisco have signed up for -- so far, a number expected to grow.>> it is expensive in san francisco.>> reporter

and nikki haley said it would be the most watched security council meeting ever what's your opinion on math well i know of people like circuses enjoy that circus and donald trump certainly is very good at it add into training although unfortunately when he entertains it brings a lot of danger with it it's very embarrassing for the united states of america and it's certainly embarrassing for the u.s. security council whether it be most why sure not i'm sure the two who support trump and who support netanyahu will be watching as well as those who are alice i mean i know the type would have a field that i need to watch not because i have to i enjoy but that would be saying because i want to know to what extent they're selling the big clothes propaganda to the world in their warmongering so yes i'm sure it will be watched also i think and stay with us for just a moment will welcome back team so ryan set the poet all rake in the pendant research and writer thank you very much. on monday the u.n. security council condemned what is called a heinous and cowardly terrorist attack at an arabian

city of over the weekend it claims the lives of twenty nine people and injured dozens of others nikki haley has suggested that contrary to to ron's claims that one of washington's allies in the region was involved iran itself was to blame and he needs to look at his own base to figure out where that's coming from i think the iranian people have had enough and that's where all of this is coming from but having said that he can blame us all he wants the thing he's got to do is look at the mare has some honey described haley's claims as terrible and suggested americans would be deeply offended if a raid officials made similar suggestions about nine eleven so riots of a poor old work again believes rouhani should if possible address the security council and spell out the world's grievances against the u.s. . mr iranian president's going to be in a brutal spot because a million of that non-criminal council members are. reliant on america's goodwill or funds if you will and as. not long ago that we were watching who is going to go with us this will again be the case who should rightly perhaps he

and nikki haley has a future or at least wants to have a future in republican politics. so nikki haley would never take the chance of destroying her career in republican politics by being exposed as this author eventually will be as the betray your of donald trump inside the trump administration at the highest level. that brings our guessing game down to secretary of state and the director of national intelligence. the op ed piece has a heavy emphasis on foreign policy. take foreign policy in public and in private, president trump shows a preference for awe ctdi. the rest of the administration is operating on another track, one where countries like russia are called out for meddling and punished accordingly and where allies around the world are engaged as peers, rather than riddled as rooiivals. both have said that russians directed by vladimir putin did indeed attack our election. dan coats and mike pompeo are doing what is described in that piece, calling out russia. the piece says the president, quote, expressed frustration that the united states continued to impose s

ambassador nikki haley who i'm told by officials has a particularly strong speech that all to come and we'll have that and james bay is live on al-jazeera when it happens thank you james finally on this newsgroup is hard to ignore when sports and politics overlap especially when it's big names like nike and the n.f.l. a few days ago we saw protesters burning their nike gear after they found out that the former n.f.l. player calling kappa nick would be making an ad with nike now though the ad is out and they are there is a bit of praise for calling happening out there there has been that's been the main kenda now actually people are using the hash tag i'm with cap to share their support for the athlete best known of course for taking any during the national anthem at n.f.l. games in protest against inequality for blacks. i'll continue to say i'm going to continue to stand with the people that have been oppressed to me this is something that has to change and when there's significant change and i feel like that flag represents was supposed to represent this country as representing people

." >>> and nikki haley previews the special assembly at the u.n. politics, smoke out the spin. the facts that matter. this week. >> announcer: from abc news, it's "this week." here now, george stephanopoulos. >> good morning and welcome to "this week." as we come on the air this morning, the stage appears to be set for what could be the most consequential hearing in decades. dr. christine blasey ford has tentatively agreed to appear before the committee on thursday to detail her allegation that brett kavanaugh sexually awe salted h-- assaulted her ata party 36 years ago. underscore the word tentatively. both sides still negotiating. new information could come to light. the deal could fall apart. either way, what happens in the next few days will determine whether brett kavanaugh cements the supreme court or has a big impact on the trump presidency. our first guest, the senior member of the judiciary committee, senator dick durbin. thank you for joining us. let's begin, you are senior democrat on the committee. somewhat the latest in the negotiations right now? where do things s

representative nikki haley after she spoke and made all kinds of allegations against russia we heard a response from the representative of the russian federation now he proceeded to desex these allegations and claims and before he did that he pointed out that it was interesting that a meeting about north korea seemed to be turning into a meeting about russia this is the representative of the russian federation. regarding the time which allegedly violated sanctions the expert group has concluded that it did not complete the claim that we deleted posts of the report containing violations by russian companies is not true however these claims food in line with the policy of maximum pressure on pyongyang the us is trying to take control of the un security council i have a feeling sometimes that the u.s. confuses the un security council with its own u.s. national security council. now the russian ambassador also criticized the united states for blocking railway connections between north and south korea saying that intercalary a dialogue should be encouraged as they move ahead to try and re

hassan rouhani described haley's claims as terrible and suggested that americans would be deeply offended if rainy and officials made similar suggestions about nine eleven here's what she said in an interview with c.n.n. and he needs to look at his own base to figure out where that's coming from i think the iranian people have had enough and that's where all of this is coming from but having said that he can blame us all he wants to the thing he's got to do is look in the mirror. soraya separ poll wreck again believes if possible rouhani should address the security council and spell out the world's grievances against the u.s. . mr i mean iranian president's going to be in a brutal spot because many of the. council members are are reliant on america's goodwill or france if you will and. not long ago that we were watching who's going to go with. this will be the case. perhaps he used to address the council it would be a good opportunity for him to. act not only rask is the case because although violations of international law are united states. sexual violence is a growing problem in south

. >> a lawsuit filed friday claims john haley inappropriately touched his senior management assistant, sabrina suzuki. she said haley made comments objectifying women and he refused to give her the training necessary to advance her career. the examiner obtained anonymous letter sent to muni executives. it says haley created a hostile work environment with his temper and by making racially-charged comments. muni has not commented on this suit. >>> the headless body found in a fish tank is confirmed to be missing homeowner brian egg. that's according to the san francisco medical examiner. egg's body was found after neighbors saw strangers at the home last month. two people were detained and later released for lack of evidence. >>> we're expecting to hear more details today about a major break in a series of bay area apple store thefts. six people are in custody in connection to some of these crimes. we have told you about the grab and runs all over the bay area. same bay and the people every time or whether they're part of a network of thieves. either way, six people have bee agencies a